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The New York herald., 1845-07-31

MORE OF THE MOVEMENTS OF OUR TRoops
have been favored with letter from of the brave
officers OF the favore regiment Of the West the I'd reg
ment Of Dragons dated Fort Jessup July IL. He in
forms US that seven companies of the regiment, under
up the line of march overland for Corpus Christi
as they officially informed of the passage of the An
on to say
"The command consisting OF companies of Dra-
goons will number about 450 train of about six
puplc wagons Will accompany;us on the march, for
e transportation OF supplies Our Interchangeable quar-
N IN ms Preparations Tor the route and all the difficulties
.ha danced SO merry in the magnatons Of some ofthe
vanished ere they have been fairly grapped with
amongst the preparations for our entrance into Texas
our distinguished band instructor Cio Of an .Annexa
tion March and Quckstepn be performed by the I'd
Dragon band upon the occasion Of planting the
merican flag upon the western bank Of the Sabine.
"As list OF the officers Of the ID Dragons about to
on this march may not prove uninteresting to
yourself and your readers it suboined for the double
purpose of keeping their friends informed their move
mens and to inform them that letters will be received
by OF those named with the greatest degree Of
tanty If they are postpaid and direcedt to Corpus
Christi Texas of the Untedstates Quarermaster,
FlrLp AND srArr.-Col; J. Z; Twiggs Cd Dragons !;
Major 7. T. FauntleIoy, do Adjutant H. II % %sibley do
Bvt Capt. r. A. Arnold, I'd Dragons Surgeon, w. L.
Wharton Assistant Surgeon, George BUST Topogra-
Llsn~captans w NJ. Fulton, (Bl: c. Ker (K); Seth
Thornton tF3; G A. Nay sE); n W ;l, Hunter h9; L.
8. Fidaa Ransom * Lowry ss B5 w. M saunders @
Fowler Hamilton, QD;, Q; +; Winship, lD) Second
Lieutenants, r. G. Campbell (E9 VIM. Steele ); Lew.
is Neill, (B) r. II. Anderson, (D); George I. Mason
co. Brevet Second Lieutcnants, j. H. Whittlesey, D)
Augustus Cook, (F)
First Lieutenant Juge I'd Dragons will be LETT in
command OF this post, in charge ofthe sick, sc
Since the above in type, learn from the cap
tain of the steamboat Champlan that he took down and
landed Sunday morning at the mouth of Red River
detachment OF II men OF the anoye regiment. They
will join the companies at Fort Jessup, and pro-
ceed with them to Corpus Christ.-N o. Pic, July %.
SINGULAR AND IMPORTANT FAcTs.-The existence
Of an organized band Of thieves and pick pockets in
United States has been for long time suspected and
disclosures from time to time made at the police office
show that the gang composed mostly of body Of Eng
shmen most expert and practsed in the arts OF their
farous profession. We have been furnished, from an
authentic source says the Philadelphia Spirit Times,
with statistics which will prove interesting to the
community showing they do the number and resour
Of this gang and the mode of their operation -
ENGLISH THIEVES RESIDING PHILADELPHIA AND NEW
YORK.
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

.kt6 BtACK Ball OR OLD Line OF LlvrR-
&FEN POOL PACKETS LIVERPO0L-Ony
Rsgta Packet ofthe lst Of August The psgnisent
furbe commander will sail positively Friday the ls of
August.
Having unequaed accommodations for cabin second cabin
aud steeag those returning TO the Old Country
sending for their friends will find and comfort
to select this unequalled Line of Packets
For terms passage and the best berths early
plicato should be made board foot of Beekman
to the subscribers. -
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

CAT AND BIRD FTGHT.-A friend in the country,
noticed very singular contest few days since. A
good sized cat had caught little chipping and
by the cries of the VICTIM to the rescue and gave
loud alarm, which was answered by whole swarm of
king birds and swallows which attacked the with
such erocity that she compelled drop her
victim; but the feathered avengers not content
with this They pursued the cat, continually pecking
at her, until she found shelter under barn. creeping
through crevce where her tormenters did not venture
to follow her.-Pr0ridence Journal
The New York herald., 1845-07-31

TABLE OF The PLACES NATIVITY, AeEs, AND REsIpEN
cEs OF THE MEMBERS TExIAN CONVENTION AS
sEMBirp At AUSTIN THE 18th or july, l8i5
The New York herald., 1845-07-31
NEW FERRY TO
YELLOW HOOK, FORT HAMILTON,

MORNING LINE AT Z O'CLOCK,
oR AhBASY @ A. TROY ROY, 19d p a11nsdts in err n
X----Sc-saE- Barclay street.
Breakfast and Dinner on board the boat.
Leaves New York o'clock A NJ Tuesdays Thursdavs
md saturday and Troy at o'clock A. NJ Albany o'clock
A. NJ. Monday, Wednesday aud Friday.
The owrressure steamboat TROY, Captain A. Goram on
Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays, al O'clock.
The steamboat MAG ARA, Captain A. Degroot Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday at 7 o'clock
For passage or freight apply on board f. b. Hail. the
office on the wharf
Notice3A goods freight bills specie any
other kind Of property taken, shipped board this
must be the risk Of the of such goods freight
gage, &c. jel8rc
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COURT oF COMMON rLEAs.
Before judy INGaAnA,r.

J,>rrs NloRIAKry w. P,rn,ck O'CcNaoR.-tss,ul,
aud Battery \ party had assembled hop>e Stone
street With view inakius uli money uIa poor iamily
which lad recently received Numbers by
itdant having struck him the party and brns action
In damages, nut the testimony showed that UConnor rather
than Orarty Tic individual mos, as Rived Verdict
ior defendant
JAMr. 4 DurcHrs v. tii: M,YoB, Sc. Of New York
The plaintiff the e 1873 s9rrej make some
of the United Hotel tate Holt tyht lor which
he va, 10 receive so. lie AID Ged them with hy
rauc cement which would he'. had the Effect it said
but for the bursting ui Esp from the Croon pip-
Fulton street aud safated aud destroy 81 tn. cement III.
sts the hsrins he'd tine drycai,,ing
necessity Tor l,. work be done again. Action /,
The Court charged that If the Corporation had not taken
every pr-sntlon IN relation TO the PR, liable. Yer
diet lsr plalGtih So
J1SEs CiHILL vs. j. WiLLiANs.tt ,icii asain. the ~
deraH The lie, enth Ward for assault and battery and false
nudsouinen Immediately after the closing Of the polls al
tie last \oyeIe election appeared from tl OF
in; boys commenced throwing Stones at the election
shany opposite 3lf cals house. Mr. e. with other
et into alley b. the side of tie house and
shut the -at., 10 Old the AID Williams
or-n t- gate, cosrs1 Calll aud dcY him out telling INN
SAVING that the hyus- his 4nd lie would stay and PIC
tet IT, When AID ". caused him bc seized b. or l.
aud carried Oh 10 the III; District Watch House corner OF
Houston aud cherit where he kept al night and nes
mgrns taken - tie Police tice, but discharged about
10 o'clock he CLOTHES Of Cah il said were consider
ably lon Persons Offer bail Cahll daring the night hu
Md w refused 10 allow II unless T. made him
apology, sbCh r fused TO do lie brings the present arou
Iie Case Is defended By the Corporation Attorney Sorie
testimony tlksJ the past u plaintiff but b-ur the de-
piantit Ne,'s John Acheon aud David Graham. For de-
PENDANT NJ LIE, e.ld.e
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TIFF, CHEROKEES.

We are likely 10 have q war On our ndnus L.
-, TO, - Oregon or the Rio del Norte 10 sesS
!, The cberckees are on the brlnk oil an mites
80 s.rr,-ls in which our Government repaf-
ing 10 embroil itself. indeed uieie 'eli'v' p
war without our aid, the weaker party dare moi
and the stronger need not resort 20 noslties' LEI
Us explain:
over d, years ago, our Government brlbed some
Cherokee Chiefs to sign Treaty surTenderlns a
,sre. portion of their lands III Georgia, Alabama,
&c These Chiefs betrayed their trust IN SO dong,
and the foremost among them was put 10 death Tor
it. Bu. part OF the Nation did about that time
agree to remove West on certain conditions. and
departed. Several years afterward, orr Govern
men,. by the most execrable pertidy and tyranny,
conpelled the remainder OF the Nation TO eni-
crate on pain of determination. These were senf
by us TO the same territory on which the Western
Cherohees,' or previous emisrants had been ioca-
ted The two parties were known TO be at deadly
f.ud yet here they Were expected TO occupy Inc
same lands and form one harmonious people Inc
result has been what must have been anticipated
The Boss party or latest enllErants, form ialse
majority of the whole, and carry matters with nigh
hand regarding the Ridge party. or first emsrenis'
as the authors Of their humiliation and eaiie'-
Thus the original elnigrans find themselves treated
as aliens and culprits on the soil which they tondy
deemed their own, by men who came among them
but Yesterday, and then because they must Hence
come heart-burnngs, feuds, collisions, which OBJ
s,ruct the moral and intellectual Improvement OF
the people and threaten desolatins civil war
The cause of all this mischief and misery Is TO
he found in the criminal recklessness OF our Gov
eminent. The Removal Of the Cherokees was
contaminated in defiance OF every dictate Of tore
sight or justice. And now we are about to violate
all our late engagements, as VIC have already NO
lated all our older treaties, by interfering IN the
troubles we have provoked and utterly sabveruns
the independence which we had sworn to main
tain. Thus one wrong leads to and comPels an
| other
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PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
WasHrscrox, Feb. II, Isl

Il. teh- II, lbto--
TIE SEyaIE-A number OF petitions were pre-
sented-amons others one py Ny LA LOT 'ne All
nexation Of Canada
The bill from thu House for the purchase OF ceF-
tain copies of Greenhow's History was Called up,
and after some debate passed 10 third reading
yeas 80. nays IS.
The Texas debate was made the special order e ,I
the dav fer Thursday mex. Nh Mo!ehead VIII
open the debate. Il is appropriate that oid hei;
lucky should be heard FIST, and senator .dofeheda
is worthy of representing thai gallant state
The S-naie then went into the consideration Of
other bls-emong them the Dubuque Claim
HOUSE OF REPRESEsTATIvEs.-ftesVl Io,Ii
the Legislature OF Maine were pfeSsnlf9' ai' %
d-red 10 lie on the table and 10 De printed
Mr. Levy presented resolutions OF the I loriiia f's
gts.atur-, urging the admission of mat territory d
. Staic. Laid on the table and ordered printed.
The Territorial bills, reported from The Commit
tee Of the Whole yesterday, were men 'eeh W az.
men, Of the Iowa Militia, IN the ooundary wal Va.
with Missouri Mr.. Fin,cn moved to lay !. Oh lne
table Yeas and NAYS ordered: YEAS ivf, Nays
80. :, the bill was LAID on the table
The House then resolved iseh INTO committee
of the Whole-Mr Davis Of Indiana IN the ndif-
on the bill for the ADMISSION OF lowe ara 90. o
| Mr.. yin,on advocated MI Duncans ahehd-
ment limiting the boundaries OF Iowa
| The nrcsiion was taken On the motion 10 st!lhS
on, The nroyi-o TO the third section al the BILL and
carried This p,ovso allowed TIE formation OF d
new State. cas-; OF tie Suwance River. whenever
the population OF that part OF the ieFri'ofy n"i'i'
Mr. Mor:e of Maine offered an amendment as a
proyi.o. that Florida slaD by DELEGATES chosen by
the People, so modify her Constitution as to strike
out that PAT which prevents the liberation OF slaves
and the ingress OF colored people into The Territory
Mr. Brown, of Tennessee, objected 70 liiyse ~
ceptions taken 10 Constitutions adopted by Tue POO
f,ia
"A motion was made thai the Comsnittee rise-Tt
in the affirmative, 10 in the negative. The Chan
voted in The affirmative and the Committee rose
Motion made 10 adjourn Yeas and nays ordered
MT Cave Johnson moved that all bills relating
TO Territorial affairs be made the special order io'
Pending this motion, the House adjourned.
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JC LNIOIt VOII Il I.
Before judge YNNpkRPoLL

J,MEs LirrLx vs. LEyr IvTs and JAMES LYox.-tssanl
and battery aud false Imprisonment The plaintiff j, ped
establishment of eountrymen Of bis No. 2E Hamilton st,
Que night last September aad invited his host Jsmc, rloue
TO 20 10 the OF Catherine and Hamilton streets and get
,ors ber While at the the Little pulled out
Iirse roll ol bank bills, which created suspicion, 3ie.fs
TO the arrival OF the officers Little and faone had returned 10
the house OF latter 10 which the officers
h was tn be had been looking for the last days but
~ hand irto L;tes pockets and took aIuan,it Of aLk
TO 's own, Lyon putting hi, had Lt,lc SHOULDER ard
s,ssg N the oeTltion Ives and Lyon el took both Lii.
t.'s eris M IL o'clock ge1t day and disc arsrd. lie pre-.
se eei!on Is brought b; liitl- damages H
tend, that '-re $40 In his pockets tat e rrceis
put 81 ac. Il was contencsd for defence that Little
sld himself ltzhIe 70 ;elotiat lie Intoxicated and
,at u Wal IN duty of tie officers 10 Il vas al-o e.rit
~ H. Clerk OF foce that Ives aadei him S37i that eb
matter Tor The jury 70 pas nlon Verdet for 60
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DIED

Or rn-sdly, lr,h INST, FREDERICK wM HE'S.
BRENN ER, aged y yelrs,
M funeral s From nj h ,+ h an , IL Sa 81 West
street 9th av.Fue on Thursday 18Th inst at oe0'''
On wejnesday morn PAEBE wife of William Hi.LsiS'
HI, ri-ad, aaJ thcsc d hi, lroe JOSEPH and his bo,l:n;
laN, son and J. 4thway also ne negss5,, i.
this II hurd1y) afternoon ~ o clock. . 800, run
o. "Wednesday. l2t, inst, AUGUSTUS g. HoLCoMp'
Tie relative, .nd eads Of the family also the netntef;s
the Independence Guards respectfully n,t TO steno ~
ssidyco No ysc street without farther ilstnGgql, s.
At Astoria % Wsdnr,dty mgiqf MAk il.i LoS.a
rs s;%s Of .ag ,;rsefsIg 9'.s o e .ilf
i hSi f NJ 5fs9f 2fSTs s s!s e .
W : ad Gaigs B. E2beI:: rsq r ,S % s :
t 81 ,S I Is M d lSfA LEWIS rELsER a
years aud months. W.
Ills friends aud acquaintance and or Of his i4ief =
Fe'er requested 10 attend s funeral from the i. sc
OF ls father, ia Houston street. ON Fnday nf't al
~ tllr afternoon. "a AZ
Yesterday morning. of consumption SARAH 81 VIC :
esti?s aud aud frt ss Of the family are invited aa
'e iugefa this afternoon ct CLOCK en- 81 snliIITI 3,
Vie 2H d a sa bash h6o y S a ll ssr'
wLIIG sSa II Tem a and al JSe T.
yezrs month and days. y.rr
On i!th inst Mrs 3ia.2arrt Caswr; ict, isres NO
2n mon.s lith a'rs Pllebe Csrlcrtef ihl 9in ' or u
rev. O.; Eth. Mr.. Julia Dana. Frederick d. e'Vi>
AtCananl4sua. Jan 3stl. Mrs n. Wighiaap' ~
b. Mrs S-lecta Wilson; Jan - Lewis Ba,l.r - p,Dis
AZ Battsbursh, Jaa2 .lfs Mary Waido' 81 80
BIItSr-. &c.
1t Springfield ~ Y. Grin LotefiJse, S.
~ Hudson 10th. Sam 81 White. 81.
y; Troy, 9Th Benjamin Sheldon "a
At Buffalo, 81 Mrs Il uth Yesbu!Sh, IS. . ,,.A,T
st 0sYseSo st. iosn SicCsrty, 81 Jan 81 D II ih-o
Carpenter. 20.
Al Angelica, Jan a. joe. Jennings, II.
Al Bottom, 8th Henry L, A.unroe, ;2.
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LATER FROM GEENApA.-The brig Chaires, Capt.
Fur6er, from Carthagena, Jan. 10, arrived ycsier
day. Mr. Bsckford, our Charge d'Afiares, has
come home in her On leave of absence The coun-
Try was quiet-no choice had been made Of Presi-
dent by the people, and the Legislature will choose
IN March. There are thee candidates-Generals
Mosquera, Bowero, and DR.. Cseroc; the first has
possibly the best chance MI. Blsckford has sue
c-ed-d Ii adjusting the claim growing out Of the
service OF the schooner Yankee, at Rio Hache. in
1885. Mr.. Touen. the American contractor fer the
Canal al Grenada. had broken ground On tie 27th
D-cembrr-ll.e work was going On rapidly. M
Toiten was under Tie impression this work would
be completed IN three years. The removal of the
Consul has caused some dissatisfaction among the
American RESIDENTS al Grenada
NJ. Biackiord's leave-iaking eyinced the hieh
interest IN which he Was held by the Government
of Grenada
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The HraASE SOCIETY OF MASSACHUSETTS, established
II 7s6, lis hrs premium, CT twenty eight shilng. 10
Andrew Sloarc, Tor saving lad tina, had fallen into mill
DAM TI Society originated the Dispe.,sary Bathing
Houses, ana Institution FOR the Insae. 4, yre.en: the
Society has e'9e, l>ts1. stationed the Massaehu-
sets eoas', 10 aor asslstEce i-sons shpwrecked
thirty pages.
The RECENT S2Ow STuza-The storm which corinene-
cd hers Tuesday LIST and ccatifued until Wednesday
evening, seeEs 10 have pa@td larger Of ter
riaIy AMI &c have ragged with greater violence than
East. Maine from the South As iar n Washing
ton. AMI from the WeSt, far Buffalo agree repre
Presenting The storm urisua severity. West of
auburn the whole country i buried under three
feet OF snow, ad tie mails which left Buffalo Tuesday
morning. CHE last rcceiredhe brought al the way
TO 1ubuI N siees, and did not reach this city until yes
teTtay afternoon. Alb. Eve. Jour. Monday.
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MARR1En

On Wednesday tie te,h list Mr. BENJAMIN GREEN:
WOOD TO Miss SALoME l.. CORNELisoN. both q
On t,- 9tl list, at Friend. Meeting louse OTchsrds
ABRAHAM :. uNptRUiLL to MARY daughter q
Joseph y. Shutwe ell Of thi, city.
Nh WooIey. ANDREW BRYSON. Z. s. Navy oi Ne,
York, to CIlARLOTTE NJ. daughter Of Mir John AInod
Of the former place.
feb lati, ty Rev NJ. B4lou Daniel j. Sherwood to sanA
4 furJy
At L. Roy III, William D4nnis, to Ms, Sarah an
Suildcr
1t jamestown ill., Abram Martin to Marl- T. Bunlnm
At Bath Jan 18th Charles reer, Elizabeth Slndford %
edward Cotton To p-b- \. Eggleston ~
~ Clre,tot, Hmm -. HaIt TO Adlne l.. Wilson, Of Ill
At f.lmir,. 9TH Thomas McCarty to Betsey Tooker,
Al CancdIca, Jan %, Charles Round. 70 Ann Scott
At Carbonate Pa. I'd A. j. Sizzling of He1kim,r co y T.
TO Callarine II. Feed.
At Philadylaia Ill., Daniel j. Mouyll, Of New Ycrk 70
Susanna l.. Silckhouse.
4, Boston iIeury . Alexanaer to Mary Jare Blood, J.
Fsnci, Reach Olive =. Knight; 3D. Edward Dobson 70
Mary Fnton
Al Baltimore 9Th william II. JIctson TO Amanda VI Dell
At Newark, Jan. %. Jane, Cox TO Adelme liolton
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Fsox IAvi>A-Ry tie schooner Aritta, Capt. s,etson
arrived NJ this por, yesterday from Havana wc received
from our correspondent file of Lii lIabana. to the 18th
ut. The only item OF news VIC observe. worth ransag
the following The schooner Billoy from some port
IN St. Domingo, bound for Boston, with cargo Of coffee,
was lost about the LIST January the Jardinos de In Rel
M. Three OF the crew, In boat were picked up BIZ the
schooner Esrcranzo 9uG aerwGrd meeting with the >clir.
Merce bound to atabao, informed her Of the circum
stance which latter Immediately proceeded TO the wreck,
accompanied ly % the Blows and succeeded in
getting out about 2n0 bags &C coffee which they carried into
Trinidad The other two seaBen left C:cnficgos
lSayanuah Rcpub. Feb, <,
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COURT or SESSIONS,
Before tie RI coRpER and Ad.r,eed G,Iy and co,zv,
,M.IElEA. G. Z .-ra.cx E,sr d.. -

briofe TIE ~ eoRpER and Adorned CALI and Cozzxss
3iaTaEw G. PATERSON. Esq District Attorney
= RIAL FOR GRAHD Continued-rbe trial Of
toInriia Wee1rr on Indictment charging her w grand
rSlin s5i from Brewster Jan.rS of No. n Lewis
@ On The 10Th august last whos- family she was ser
'st-~s segniet on tea Of the People and continued
1s5ee Ha'keH aerosed that M James sober when lie
hS 81, TIE Complaint against Ipi>oEer
ie testimony v.ry ctInc- " tessss Tor the ..
err sN5eaTiIs James drunk ard drunLanihie thc.-
Iot 'he epr ."eaTln h dGnk2ri &c. The
W. submitted BIZ the Corn.el-te Recorder char the Juf
Who eifr aud after short abseee returned io Cou1; with
FLs, oS G-LrY-WjIIiaIa tinizan Pleaded guilty to
Gsai iceny siea!iEs gold witch AID s Of
IL Va"e 81 SIa1 the TN Of January last from - Hing
." ne widoM ID lady Of the late Isaac iinrcace Plea receive
cd shd recorded and ssntc pozpoGed for tie present
AsREsT ~ AsoIHt STATE roE False PRETTxcys-A
s Eaned John Wright Of RcinoEd. Vi.sria as arr,s
ey encer - VI e. Smith. In that State. proersG Charging
hun nih arirs September lat obtained goods OF Tie ysG
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SlEsn I1pING-Thi> popular amusement Is sc appre-
hend rarsdy drawing to close. That annnsi ceremony
February thaw, having begun We may expec; al sorts
OF walking. and OF sleishinc. From III Indications
the streets in condition OF eciapicte nth.
An accident occurred oil the Ncw-Jersey Railroad yesie,-
day. wlc, prodnced considerable neouycnence. The
freight train, which NewBrunswick g dock
OF the track UniOnow, about four miles south Of
Railway, the whole train, locomotive ard being
thrown Of, and ieags up the road for several rods,
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Tur,t,-,un Eliza Van Noitwiss ~. arresisd y Ne
f,,r, la I,nc jbnIft No IS Mulberry s,rrrt.
Jame edy ,rffseS d t SS h"% II i Ss ssa
NJ Rnrs,, ~, t-rroperiy OF Thomls be~ elm.
Geo sanh sf i sisi S5,t sId STS1
i,. ll;nT \ , ~ Inhn Iaird No. S9 Oliver street
C Meyers arrested p v,.sn%, BAKE ,, 81 s w
nic, Police and committed ioF .lrnpuos y sssI wSoa
CO. No 81 Dey street. -. n,
ouTRA.Eou. crLNcf1LSst n'.ht as y" =, VaA-'
named William Renwck most brutally beating wh walk
u ;irk female named Mary Reynolds s-r' All pa the
riov Of W b Draper No. ~ Warren street whlte size
pAssinc from the shoe store 10 mase luIehe
IL h,S us blood Hon freely BY his btt'T and The
yisit. causing Reck 10 be arrested. held hun to hail
Si0n1 10 answer. ,,..-:., ,
committed Tor stealing bead Pnsr watch key ard otrs
article, worth >5 from Cmstl,na Arnold No 5, n!e.t
IK,Nrvxr>.,> l>fA>r.-SlarSaret Sha's alias Dorothy
Nocrs w.s arrested by officer 6 lily, id STEPHENS lcr
absnlo,u, her infant few nshs s'nce ia'lns On u,
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BRr,cu OF PsoMis. C,sr- the January Circuit, %
the Sixth District held in Chsnanso County. suit wli
brought by Harriet Graves against George W. Wills tr
breach oil promise of Promises Of marriage both
oe md verse; were proved against the defendant Some iu
In I8s Tie plaintiff became mother aud tn The defendant
deserted her III, urv after hours absence, 6ourh. u
rli,t Ir the plaintiff of >iSO0. which. according 10 I
Norwich Jouma received with great applause By the
Au fence in the Court House
NJ The Texas Resolutions were called up yesterday
the House of Representative this State. y member
the Democratic party In that body by motion TO ameh
which his friends seemed hardly 10 RELISH brought up lhs
direct question, whether not each member would "ot
clad to sec Texas united to this country Tic yeas and
NAYS were taken and the House decided that would T
he glad TO see" any suc, Thing, by vote OF zoo to W.
The attempt of Mr. Dickoy, OF Mabchead the Democfs
t,. leader In the House. to AVOID voting, and indeed The
wol conduct of lis party ON the OCCASION would furnish
rich theme Tor such Il purpose. Buyt. Dnly AdV.
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ar;Thc McNulty investigation is still in progress
before Justices Morse and Goddard who met on
Monday and yesterday at tn Grand Jury room : :,
We understand the investigation will be resumed,
and probably brought 10 close this evening at
o'clock. NAT. Intel. Of yesterday.
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yALExrryEs.-To interesting individuals IN 'hei'
teens. and indeed TO a large class OF marriaseaole
persons on the sunny side of forty, who are besles-
ing the gates of lnatrimony, we recommend all IN
yes,me mt in ready. made Valentines sach as can be
found in the shops.
I, will save hem the expense OF drawing on their
own inlasna,ions, or OF feeling Others possessed OF
that quality, with tie requisite amount oil funds 10
produce something winning. Asood "Valentlne"
has ollen been the means Of opening an apparently
Iocked-up heart and as the fourteenth OF February
is at hand. let the bachelors bestr themselves ana
make good selection. We wish them all luck
with their choice