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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-17

Nuevas with molasses to Badger Peck Jan T. passed
the brig Gov Clifford, Orange Key bearing BY u, 20 miles
nth brig Pierce Of Gardner, with mainmast and
foretopmas gone king for NYok lat 80 Ion - hsv
llth.
b. brig Ruby. Fleetwood 40 days from Dublin ballast.
10 IL Braine.
Brig Joseph. Keller (of Tbom,ston) "a days from New
orleans wih the llfh lat 81 Ion 70 30
spoke Dark CIsrmont Lnman, from New Orleans for Pha
Brig WetnmpLa. Fowler, II days from Mobile, with
Post.
sehs Joiis Nancy Higsee.s days from Charleston. with
schI Henry Larke, from Charleston, with cotton TO M
Br sch, Pctou Packet Wood Is days from Halifax with
sshr Mary, Chase, from Wilmington. NC. with naval
Schr sgnaf Courier. from Norfolk. corn bound to Be..
ton
Schr A johnson. soper. from York River.
Schr Monmouth, Woodmsn from York River
schr Mary Jane, Osborn from Norfolk, corn.
Schr Bay State. Curtis from Norfolk corn.
RETURNED Brig Pierce, Carr hence for Tampco
sailed on the 18th inst with government stores
heavy gale from NV the 18TH and carried away mainmss
foretopgallant-mast, with sails and rigging attached
Below.
One bark and brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ship: Yorkshire. Lvspool; Memphis, N0Ieans; bark Ed
wis., Lverpool barks Kathleen Belfast; Chatham brig Ma
con, Savannah; John French, Belfast.
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Packets to Arrive.
Packets to Sail.
PORT OF NEW YORK. JANUARY
Cleared.

Cleared.
sa sRvs Gs
sh f bas. I G!sslss
CLEANS, Danham& plm2n-B,rk, Columbia Beecser; Tam
BS DgsE Jo %S
s:.sl Mg h:iM Mary Ee
sons; Su. ssmner ssrbsdses s! E. woss KsdGn
Fe
Go Ee s1
JohpsGn& LSyden; phens spak, CaIdsaa; Read ioS
Siss Sy
My, Phadephi, yieo Lewis. Norfolk Ida a"sis
HoTs.d Bacon d. M'Ihsw ya.:s ssnnst Bras,
wood Georgetown; Olive, Corson, Edenton, '''
Arrived.
Ship Star Republic Moss fen Galveston Tsra, al Il p.
low NYok ane Bo;o1;n !! for q BoOp do brig A%..
Isa Fl o% So:aa. standing
b LIZ Oriental Hoyt Ii days from St Joha', NIB with
Bark He.iis Baxter. ZIG days from Calcutta, with md'e,
Br bark James Cochran, 40 days from Dublin in ballast
.gs EeS with md
Palermo for Boston. Saw going into Gibraltar the snip
Bari Rainbow s:msoe a s'ys,Io% Antwerp with md's
md st 10 %s. s saS wp% ,S%
A MssSsso'% h aisy 9 sG aGi
Lsy1n an days prsyicu. from PAM aSg JACKSON
Mexcs p..r,., xv;,h
md.s 10 Never S,ncRep Sid bark Caroline hashen
for NYork. =. L., c..,u p,.,., with
Bremen bark Caroline Kaschen IS days from bfemen"th
"sse 20 nh1,ios Gom Stockholm with ron to
Bin T.mps s% Fn !, so l. with with
Isaac Aierton Torey. 10 days from New Orleans Tor III
este. a.,,. f,o,, ssvsniIIa with l6l tons
~ spo florida spoke ship South Csrons Of Bath from
osssi ,SE Sovis pnshs tof Prosperity days from
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COM n ERCIAL.
New York, Jan. rs.
4 Thu snles cauiinua amallS nj Is for Pats

New York, Jan. rs.
AsHEs-The sales continue smali at S. for Pots,
and $3.50 for Pearls
BRsADsrurFs.-To.day there was activity
throughout the market and holders have advanced their
price to 1919 This rise is in owing to the
late news, which is thought favorable. We have not
heard OF any sales at the advance Southern is without
change of moment and we quote $3.50 $5y37jk as the
range for Baltimore, Georgetown and Brandywne
We tice sale of 1900 bushels Of white ~heat made
$i5 Prime Genesee is not plenty and is worth 81, 10
Sil7. We know Of no good red wheat here, but we
quote at 81 O6 $llO Rye is worth IS cents and Dar
ley is dull at SO 50 cents There is old Corn here.
We quote shipping ORDER at rs cents for South
ern and Northern. Oats are worth ~ % cents for
canal
CorroS-The sales OF to-day amount TO about 500
bales at our full outside quotations, and, like the bust
of yesterday the bulk Of the purchases on
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-17
Foreign lmpOrtations.

CALcurrA-Bark Henriettalas5 bag. ,al,pe.re 1919 lin
,ssS 5 nss .sa'
3a sacks dye s6 cans sheack DO ndEo Crockr
ss s Bssous. N
Hunt col Bsla Bu.h.ss &; IS Victor nsn AGhsl-
s RanSo~s asks parcel NoSohn
10 cases Barker FIeEesl2 do Arteis DennisonC2 bales
s sss:
coo Dc dS ess. 10
cases sekfag Kcop co.. boxes Meyers sons-ls c..L:
5psl Mpus Gs. shas bts
P4LEnAo-Ba.k Ralph Crs,s-s pkas de Fsden & COS
70 oGIs Ss jane.
tons sulphur fbe 200 almonds $50 brs do 100 do
.eH pias + Fo1ntsa e
Sa t. HNfE
&c Mae!@ss Hsn.ehss Untarsse Jeid:ns2i Grc.
f asnn 9.hs%eIA2 ouinsei Gold:ts% II Bs:hei
Hqsss Masl Mss.5
";
Gansnha 6rsalers sps. Ch,i,t ceI s,Is,sOn
Mn:sISIn vp' VsS.se Aorn-i 0ech
1 Ssss k:a.s sehri T.n.,
Ms ssn vlsss bu msae.'
s SSHa sS!lsj
Potter Coisaeil Bu!lin Saunders Z Holman a,
q k Hs%aSa ans.
Ben aen.chsa Unk:rI75 Bssksl Dis De mi
sS%% shas Meyer siacierTo GunenGa - Ne
Gs:Ai
spfS s souea ton. ore
&c. honey * q Dx. ,ssi Ss. 6 do
iaoiass s Holt & Oweo.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jan. l6, 1917

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 1G, 1917.
About6 o'clock yesterday evening, fire broke out in
the drying house attached to the extensive calico print
ing establishment of Briggs Qucksal in the adjoining
borough Of Frankfort which involved the whole
building 100 feet in length in smes and before could
be got under the adjacent dying house. Of the d.
mansions, also destroyed Their contents consisting
of valuable machinery, and large amount of material
in the various stageso uacure, also consumed
The buildings Of sono and the walls all tina
remain standing The main building saved, though
stood very near owing TO the roof being covered with
slate. 1t is estimated that the loss will amount to $4,000
at least but is fully covered This establishment
the most extensive in the State, and large number
OF hands have been turned OUT of employment by this
occurrence.
Four persons have been arrested By some officers of
the City Police and all bu. one committed by the
on suspicion Of countereiing and participating in two
forgeries perperatsd nearly two years since. Their
min Pratt, Julia Wade and Rebecca Cherry. The Off.
were pursuit Of the first named but finding all
the above named persons at the house Of Julia Wade
rested the whole party Over $1,000 was found on the
person OF Lungren In counterfeit notes Of the Wimng.
ton and Bran iywine Bank. Several dies for printing
bank notes were seized, which, it appears stolen
some years ago from Mr. Mason engraver ia this city
The forgeres charged against Lungren for $685.
and Kirkland had been forged and another check on the
Western Bank with Robert Reeds forged upon it,
concerned in these forgees along with Lungren, and
the police have been the look out for the latter
for long period William ID. Kelley, Esq. the pre-.
sent Deputy Attorney General appeared against the
prisoners. On account OF the absence Of witnesses,
tho further hearing was postponed until Wednes-
day. Pratt, who was only on visit TO the house in
which he was arrested committed TO for pas
sing counterfeit ten dollar note. Rebecca Cherry
dismissed there being no charge against her.
The papers Of this morning TEEN with descriptions of
the horrhc at Mill Greek BRIDGE occasioned by
the explosion Of the locomotive Neversnk mentioned in
my last The report was heard at the Falls Of Schuyl
kill four miles distant. One of the unforunses has not
yet been identified tn disHgured Of his remains
defyng rscogntonj he IT, however, supposed to have
been a resident Of Germantown, who got on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-17

insurance The average engh'of time now occupied on
right whale voyage is over 80 months time :umcisnt
few years since procure cargo Of sperm OIL and vet
the former is only worth SO cents gallon while the
latter at that time commanded about 20 cents IL would
vance or new cruising ground be discovered that the
number of vessels in the whaling service must be d.
minished, and many Of them seek employ ment IN the
freightng business ten or twelve vessels nave
done during the past year.
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BY Last Nights Southern Mall.
Home Ports.

NORFOLK, Jan A-Ar bark P,rhian, Alec, NOrleaus:
.chrs senstor, WhcrG r,ovsestown; Adams, freeman.
from Petersburg for NYork Sid. schrs Below OTIS, New
port; Gassabeas, Foster, WIndics.
sAvArSAAH Jan PAR Br ship, Oregon, Hsrrou Liver.
pool sea King Hutton dos Eglinton Muir, Greeuock: Or
ssIk Int Grid, Wi:cn Hull 5Esgl hars smyrns Scot,
Ellen Brooks. Moves, Liyerpoo; BRIG Linton, Andrews,
New York. Departed, u s Mail steam packet Jasper,
Brooks Ch,reston packet Beaufort District Bndd,
do; Mail steam packet WIN sesbrook Lyo,. dos steam
ers John Randolph, Creswell Augusta; Chatham Hut
bard, do. . 90, e., -
WiLMINoroN. Jan barr schrs Olive, smith, York;
MONSOON, silliman Fhila Below, brig Watson Of Sedg
wick Watson; schr Mary, Libby Of Beverly. CID, Jan IL,
brig Joseph sryaot Stone New OIL ass schr Jonas Smith,
Horton " York; ~, Br briggs Enterprise, Cook ST Kits;
Vixen Dustin, Jamaica; schrs Mary Lutteroh, scuIl,
Phila; Harrison Price, Beastoa, N York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-17
LIVERPOOL QUALIFICATIONS
New Orleans
Mob
American WINNERS.

In speaking of the success Of the whaling feet, the
New London News Of the 10th instant says:-
We regret that such this good success not the fact
as will BIO seen from the table published in paper Of
the 18th inst showing the average success the N.
W. coast for four years past II will be from that
BILE that the vessels far heard from the past
averaged but 765 bbls while in l845 called very poor
season, the feet averaged 953 bbs end the previous
year the average 1923 bbls IL Is TO be hoped that
the remainder Of the vessels not yet reported have been
successfu but letter received in town from one
OF whaling captains reports having eight or
nine ships the ground which had not taken any oil
there. SO far heard FROM the ships from this port
show better average than given for the fleet there
are several vessels expected home tho present season
which have been absent three years. and whose csrEoes
feared will not repay their owners for the cost out
h and interest," without allowance for use Of vessel and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-01-17
Domestic Imp0rtatlOns.


New ORLEArs-Brig Joseph Keller-24o hhds Pond
Gilman Mack. -,
MopILE-B,rk Wemmpka-lco bxs Augustus Averil &
co-57 do Colon Isen-7i do Cellenger Ames-l57 do
] Rev bun-l4. do TO order 80,
SAvANILLA-Big Sussex-l6i tons fustic Atwate Y Null
ford. - -. -. 49,,
cotton 500 hides Brouwer Il Nelson.
FRANKLiN, LA-Bng lamp co-83 hid sugar d Sayre-
10 900 ga Ions molas- es Harcn x CO.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Henry-l93 bales cotton Drake
M'lis-36 do Emerc-78 do Burret-ll3 do Spoford
Teston. :, ,r ,,.,,.
CHARLEsroN-Brig Detroit-37s bis cotton w Phillip
10 do Leverich-i2t cks Muller coo mas
CHARLEsroN-Schoon Julia 4 Nancy-75 bales cotton
Hcks co-66 do Spoffod Tiiestou co-l08 do Boret-
1853 do 10 pipes H Leverich COLO pipes wne
Hurbut Coz tierces beeswax spfague, Robinson co.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PREsIDENT.-iIenry P.
Robinson, to be a Lieutenant in the Navy, from
the l4h of August, ls46 at which time he promoted
to fill a vacancy occasoned by the dismisson OF Lieu
tenant John A. Russ. Isaac N. Brown and r. Delaney
lizard to be Lieutenants in the Navy from tho 3st Of
October, 1916, at which time they promoted to fill
vacancies occasoned by the death Of Lieutenant George
NJ. Bache, and the resignation Of Lieutenant Henry L
Chapman Napoleon Collins to be q Lieutenant in the
Navy from the 9Th of November, 1885, at which time he
promoted to fill the vacancy occasoned by the death
Of Lieutenant William B Beverly John L. Worden, to
DO Lieutenant in the Navy from the 30th of Novem.
Der, lsl6, at which time he was promoted to fill
cancy occasoued by the death of Lieutenant Charles w.
Morris Randolph +. Mason of Virginia, to be an As.
sstant Surgeon in the Navy from the 10th of August,
1916, at which time he was appointed to fill vacancy
occasioned by the death Of Assistant Surgeon John T.
Barton Edward D. Reynolds of Illinois, to be Pnrser
in the Navy from the 10th of October 1876, at which
tme he was appointed to fill a vacancy occasoned by
the death of Purser Thomas Dreese Levi D. Slamm, Of
New York. to be Pureor In the Navy from the 3Oth Of
November 1916, at which time he appointed to fill
vacancy occasoned by the death Of Purser r. II Wal.
drsn. Robert Woodworth to be Surgeon in the Navy,
from the LIST of December, 1885, to fill vacancy occa-
stoned by the death of Surgeon A. Hassler Joshua
Huntington, 10 be Assistant Surgeon in the Navy,
from the goth day of june 1885, to fill the vacancy occa
concy occasioned by the promotion OF Robert Wood
worth
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Passengers Sailed.

Rect III Inland Light Inf Monreai Lewis Mckenzie
Smith, 4 Stewart, Or; ToIey, Kay do; Ivy. w:
,Cartledge, Esq Griffith, Esq; O'Shaugneasy NYork
w Hail. Oswego, NY; Cook, Dougherty, w Roberts,
England; H Boz lie, ireland,
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Passengers Arrived.
PALERMo-Bsrk Ralph Cross-J Carrow lady and. four
BsEMES-Bremen bark Caroline-J Adelsdorsser, w
KrenteI A Meyer, Meyer, Bahmann, aud ton in the
aIne
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MARITIME HERALD.

HIM nm
suu aI.ns,......,..7 "a NOON 8 ........ 46 M
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train after II had left Richmond, for the pur-
pose of going up the road In addition to the names
sent you last evening by telegraph the remains OF
brakeman, named Doyle, have been identified. Inc
conclusion great to break every WINDOW IN
house. hundred feet distant, and the watchmsh al
the station house the bridge, standing a. tne aoor
Frustrated and rendered senseless In ms aII !ne
stove was overturned and the building set on nre winch
fortunately discovered by the mans vile, VINO run
ming hastily over the BRIDGE removed her from
the vicinity of the flames, and had them
But for this interference the would have oeen
ed to DEATH and the bridge been totally des'royea
stranger whose remains have not yet been identhed,
supposed to have survived till near morning as groshs
heard but those who searched were
was deemed an excellent one and had been recently re-
paired at the companys shop The cause Of the acci
dent can only be conccured being in %
the water being too low in the boiler perhaps through
carelessness.
Ia Sales OF Stocks mt Philadelphia.
FIRST BOARD Jan. 1880 Sch Navig 49, o. os' oV I'll
rard Bank, 9k; 40 Mechanics Bank. 2aH
4. AFTER sALEs-l0 Harrisburg Railrosd ~ ; =; .,n
The adjourned to-day after the hrst i'll con-
sequence OF the death Of Jonathan Shoemaker Esq
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and with general remarks declared that he could
not enter into the discussion of large question TO-
day; and on his motion, the bill postponed TIL To-
and all the amendments proposed or 10 ne pro
posed ordered in the interim 10 be printed LOT the
and Information of the Senate.
The bill providing for the appointment OF Lieutenant
General TO take command OF the military forces OF the
United States during the war with Mexico; was next
taken up as the unfinished business OF yesterday.
Mr. R.norR delivered excellent argument of an
hour against the appointment among otner OBJECTIONS
cred the appointment unnecessary that could do
possible goo and might be productive of the greatest
mischiofs: il would be insult to Generals Scott and
lor and the officers Of the army, to appoint civil.
liam TO override the hero of Chippewa and the hero of
Paio Alto Sc; it looked like political appointment
disband the army it could not be useful and would be
mischievous
The question after this, coming upon the engrossment
Of the bill for its final reading
Mr. MANouM moved to lay the bill on the table, and
upon that question he called for the ayes and
lows:-
YEAs-Archer Badger, Berriep. Butler, Calhoun
Clsy, Thomas Clayton, John NJ Clayton, Corwn, Crit
tenden Davis, Dayton Evans, Greene Huntington, Jar
nagn, Johnson, of Maryland. Johnson, of Louisiana,
Msngum, Miller MoIehead, Pearce. Phelps Simmons
Breese, Bright Cass, Chalmers, Dickinson, Dix, Fair
field Hsnnegsn, Houston, Niles Rusk, Sewer, Speight
Sturgeon, Turney, Wescott- 81
Three democrats in the affirm alive. Messrs. Butler
and Calhoun, of S. c. and Yulee, Of Florida Mr. Ben
ton out at the timenor did Mr. Lewis vote for the
same reason nor did Mr.. Cameron Dead, Messrs
Pennybacker and Barrow. Absent, Mr. Semple1
so the bill laid on the table, and without further
business, adjourned.
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rUBLtsHDD
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
NsarMwysr Conrys FuLror AND NASSAU 0Tasr1s
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An amendment Of Air. SAWYER, limiting the compsn
saon Of the Delegate Congress 50 Ooo was agreed
Mr.. HAMLrr proposed On amendment which was
adopted that the delegate shall be an Ameri.an citizen
Several other amendments were agreed to, when the
committee rose.
Mr. DOUGLASS moved the previous question, but at the
request of
man again to offer his amendment, which jected
in committee.
The amendments agreed to in committee having been
concurred in and the question being stated the pos
Mr. LxAxE, Of Virginia. briefly expressed the reasons
why he should vote against it, lie had not supposed
that the time had come when The fell spirit Of abolition;
ism would lay its rude and proane hand the altar Of
our religion, and rend asunder the sacred vail thus
threatening tho destruction OF our liberties He had had
an abiding confidence in members OF this House. but
grievcd that the compromise had sunk SO low an
ebb as to be disrcgardod.
MIR. SAwYER-Do / understand the gentleman to say
that those who voted against the amendment OF the gen
tleman from South Carolina (Mr BurD abotonsts2
Mr.. LEAKr-lf tho gentleman had waited no would
have seen my view OF the question and this brings
to speak OF the Missouri Compromise the South the
State from which come, (vrgnia have already bled at
every PORE because of the hlgrSn; violation oil compro
Misses they have not been treated with the respect due
to individuals; compromised the tariff question,
enl IL was trampied Inaer 1901, we COMPROMISE on the
hersd faithfully to the compromise OF 1920; we have
lated neither its letter nor its spirit; we have been
standing on the basis Constitution, not In the least jar
ring Its balances but this morning. the compromise has
been voted Of effect; has been voted that it Ion.
ger obains and the next step which the giant spirit of
Aboonism takes is to ossa the Constitution ITSELF by
the vote just TAKEN the representatives frsm the
slavsholding States rot in the heat of temper and excite
men but soemnly and deliberately, their respons.
billy to the people they represent they have voted that
there Is no more compromise respect for the nstit
will preserve to the last drop our LIES blood
Mr.. McCLERrAnp, of Illinois, arose.
The SrEAKEn-Will the gentleman from Virginia
yield the floor
Mr.. LEAKE-Ceitainly
REASON GIVEN.
Mr.. McCLERrANp in casting my vote against the
amendment of the genem from South Carolina (Mr.
Bur) don't wish to be understood voting against
any compromise wish to convey this idea express
ths opinion against the agitation Of slavery now.
voted at the last session against the proposition OF Mr..
Wimo, and for the votoi against that OF
MT Burt this morning
AZ, an hPEaL-A FOUNDATION TO STAND ON
mr' WICK, (tosMr. Leaked Will the gentleman yield,
70 lei me add wof1lx lIaug hterJ
speaking " e
The srEAKER-Five minutes
Mr. bvhT however, obtained an opportunity 10 saw 10
Mr. MoClsrnand think the gentleman bss not iudrsd
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Crackers and Cheese.

In Baltimore, the other dsy, lady dropped package
containing s. 0e0 in notes which she intended to deposit
In bank reward of $500 offered for the re- oveIy Of
the same.
The amount subscribed in New Orleans up to the 10TH
for the magnetic telegraph, was $4,000.
At New Orleans on the 10Th, two gsntlssmn Msssrs.
Erehunt and Haynes, connected with the quarsrmas.
tors department, having had difficulty together, the
former was knocked down by his adversary On rising
he fred pistol, and lodged ball In Mr. Haynss' leg
The wound from what we could gather, 10 not consider.
cd serious
On Monday night, between and 10 O'Clock tho dwell
ing OF Mr. James q. Kempton on School House lane
near Germantown, Pa, was robbed by three men In
most daring and outrageous manner They were all dis
guised and had their faces painted like Indians In the
art place 1t appears that they went TO the stable and
cured the ostlsr by tying sim and conducting him to
the kitchen under threats Of instant death he uttered
and locked them up in the closet They then went to the
dining room where MIR Kempton was clone and before
he could mske denomination against them they sue
ceedcdn tying him also at the same time to
taxa his life with bowie knife and pistol which they ex
bill he offered TO make any resistance or give the
all Thus situated they compelled him to tell them
VII y plato and other valuable articles Q Juld be
found - obtaining several hundred dollars worth Of
vsluablss they took Mr. X and locked him up with one
the other inmates Of the house and then quit the place
man named Allen Gill Yves shot near Savannah, on
Friday last by person named Iredcll Alexander who
escaped.
The closing exercises Of the Lawrsncev lie, NJ j.
end commercial high school, will take place On
the soth Of March.
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Police IntolligonCo

Threatening to Hsrssvhip.-t was Dr. John H. Whit
car who entered complaint against DR.. James Noble
for threatening to cowhide him, and not VIM H. Whita
Derinx Burglary -Some bold burglars entered the
bakery store occupied by Mr.. John H. Immens No.
1873 Prince street. BY forcing an entrance through the
tween $500 and 5000 in small bank bills principally be-
the city banks also small amount Of silver together
with six table spoons marked H. t. silver sugar
tongs mustard spoon, and two silver butter knives,
with stone handles, all marked as above. No arrest
present
ward arrested about o clock yesterday morning.
large black fellow named John La Blache, whom he
making his escape from the steamboat Commerce, lying
the foot of Franklin street, having in his
hams and frkn Of butter valued at $0 which he had
stolen from board in connection with another black
chap. who made good his escape-Justice Drnker CON-
mitted the rascal in full for trial