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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

DEREAPTORY SALE OF THE HOUSE AND LOT 81
Ioumbs street between Delaney and Rivinston Streets
under the Supreme Court EXCHANGE
the 26th day OF March ~ IL O'Clock
house high, with basement and
substantially built principally Of ship timber together
brick building in the r.ar and sey way adouins title
cep ienable ANTI ONYJ BiEECkER Auctioneer.
CTANDAkD ROSES AT U CTlON.-A SRI ENDI SELEC-
- Moss Perpe uA and Bourbon sta udard
Variety Of Plants in will be sold By Muller AucOneer
past o'clock The Roses selected with great with
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~1h'hN LELAND sbS,st.-, EAvE NEx YORK AT y
- H. :, .rd o'elooS Leave Vssdorttts Landing 81
ii, " "a n s'oioeG
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AUG CIONS,

DY JACOB s. PLATT-AUcTION sALE.-JACO3 s. PLAT
ID will sell TUESDAY 2ith opened from sheives
O'clock In tho large SAes Room Auction Store % Plat
cata of 500 lots Earthenwa China. GLASS; D,p
Edged Yellow Printed, White Gran to- Fowered Blue Ware
Knives and ForRp. Fancy Goods coun
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

GREAT SALE OF SPLENDID AND SUBSTANTIAL
" Household Furniture III. n. Lecos stion
"Wednesday March 18Th At ~ ooeek At the residence Of
late David Gardiner Eco No. 43 Lafayette place
sorment costly fashionable Furnure comprising carved
rosewood suite Of the styles of Louis XII Lous XVII
makers and good tapestry velvet and royal Wilton
carpets purple and crimson velvet curtains and
piano. osss $o hne paintings tatuary and works OF ar
eages bonzes and boucre rich and oter
clocks aud heavy gilt extension plateau extension dining
carved rosewood and mahogany bedroom arnar china
glassware &c. &c &c. Can be examined tuesday
ebtsiHg tickets Of admission the office Of
NJ, WALL
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To LET.
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N MUSICAL,


M UsICl-TBE PIANO VIII. RE TAUGHT BY A YOUN0
w ADJ who bee thorousn knowledge Of Music, who
give the meet eponabe reference Terms for BE-
nner - per msr sdvsosd xla Aopy Z. 4 q
EcrsId cffce. wv -
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MEDpCAA..

nR. WHEELER, ~ GREEN NICa STREET DEvOrug
- his exclusive attention Diseases iuvitoa
thoe Who are in want Of Artificial Eyes to call
having juft ported beautiful seec.on psr
with the made for uppy faculty vii
be FURNISHED upon low terms. Office hours A. H. TO
oil T. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

Tea Ira. Knives Fosp Fancy Goods &c Of which ooan
try dealers v i'll please take n. tice
Ry JACOB s. PLATL-NEw BIRMINGHAM uAaD
this This day, 10 O'CLOCK Auction aoom
mi hardware. and two entire casks shof table inys,
and fohr &C. just landed from the s,ddons Among the Biz
Band bras, ID locks ,l locks ns clear rns,ed ra
aud cupboard oSa
iron weights plated braos and bits ks hnss
e. iots and sauce pans frame and butts combs
ua saS s, aas
80 Also new casks table cutlery also received the SID
and sell tipped stag shads deserts and asrvsrs to
naG AIM sm or Ss ss,s b.
which tho sale viii commet quantity OF hardwar prt
casks wood Sorrows ,ioss e.o bo.e. cat Jacks
50 wgs q siasn corn and graz; 10
imperfect GOV cards pocket and pear knives to suit country deal
ss IN sale & d. ss dry
sold pemPoy oil limited goods having been rejected
Sales satisfactory to the owner
IMPORTANT SALE OF VALUABLE REAL EsTArE-AN
3 s M or the 1
., yau.S SsS p" 81 to tho '-s Of Moses
eastery sde ZOE feet inches stiee feet
inch in front by 60 eet inches depth The Store with iron
Murray $ feet side sed
'
@ B%Ss a 10y sn q The h story
east 20 feel inches BY
OF on h. AT. as' of g
front By 81 feet int hes in depth The valuable double
and Buildings Known Lumber 65l Broadway, extending
through Mercer street. "a feet inches
inches Mercer and 200 feet DEPTH party on
the north Three lots OF Ground the
By street. 56 feet inch south Of Brooms street. soh feet
section Of Broadway and Thirty sixth street Three
south side of SD street. between h and 9Th each
ppg tire block lying between 9Th and 9Th
property indispu The sale is by order Court p,rt
ton the under the dir elton Of Lucius Robinson Es
feree. For Mspe apply Anthony Becker No Broad at
other Information to Nesss jay FIELD Aornsya No.
Nassau street. The property will probably be sold above
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

Shipping Intelligence.
IIvERpoot, March Toe Fir Tor New York. has
,1sok esky, having struck tire V,ctora channel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

II Ev. X. LBABBY, LATE MONK. WILL WITH DIVINE
~ permission, lecture Romabm Mondsy evening March
10Th, ocloch the Chinese seembiy
spring and Ladies youths ARE post
tvey prohibited from coming this Lecture Tickets cent
The Sun reused 20 insert the above T. LEAHEH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

CATALONIA DAGuERREOTYPES-PERSONS ABOUT
~ California and DESTROYS hoir ken
their frief would well call Bradys 25
Broadway where BY Of recent improvements and add
his establishment faithful and ksneescs Oh
aimed ~ the shortest notice.
LIRE AIMS FOR CA LIFORNlA.-TAIALs ALLOWED
Double Guns with barrel ried doubis and single ke,
and variety and second hand Guns and
low WALl IRIS Gun Store and Shooting Gallery IS Broad
way. E.B-0uns, &C., bought taken In exchange.
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w ANTS.

w situation TO do Chamberwork and Waiting
Of Children and do claim Sewing or has objection
general house~ork The applicant be for Gays
A v Arlington etIeet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

" ALUaDLE tRlYATS LIBRARY AND BOOK CASE Ar
Auotlon-J W. Brown will sell at auction. to morrow,
T1eda, barb 2 ut IL oeocK ut No. l02 Broadway
collection VI Stsload Classical ard Miscellaneous
large Secretary and Boob Casethe property
les vipg the country.
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'front.' Madison between sOh and 3lst
n. ss hot wiz e. *:
1n, % I so Sssp 10 s. En- oa S, 'ao the
extensive papnes and bathing room the soa room s
flied up for The third sIy has four and the
prpasred for elegance and by Of north
ear o:n With nqse WIN '0' INC
WIN SosME 4 e Tee sssn,r Of NASSAU
IIoksKs FOR sALE.-A PAIR OF VERY DESIRABLE
Horses Of middle sire fre appearance young fas.
rs stiss s,ss sss apply NC
Eox sALr-TBE HOUSE NO. 1888 SECOND AVENUE,
next the 0'rn1r NpsS street Esr Tern. apply to
One door east from Third avenue
uoTLL FOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH
and other business tie subscrbsr offers fog
y Newark, ). The hotol the largest and sommo
dots in the state containing upw.rd q hundred
favorable Ar'''' njS1Id gSS E e. e: + u: ..
LOIS rOn sAkE FOR ONE
well situated &c. store At shs Of su.ayS.
title warranted Inquire Of GEO sCANDErIELD
~ .s seAT as fHS y Il.
chuy kill about three miles from the city, tPhadepha the
1T asia
AFR for ,%lno beauty Al.
deer lark lakes fountains marble statues
sSpS 4 ssE%Ks Chestnut %s s' :ss
EARM AND COUNTRY SEAT F0a sALE-TgE sU8-
scter offers for sale bic valuable Estate situated Long
ns White s ssrsesbs
2 snd sns ssn1ssi:ass house.: asS su.suldas:
" the are ~ e he. Sr o,.Ss e.:
having been and had the aaon
of 70. for the , s ss q :,s T.
boats and stages make slmoss hourly trips the CITY which
presumed no one viii purchase Without viewing hs popsry
they referred xI g. g. PREMISES.
= ' ~ - ' NoM South street. tsi Soryi Now Yosk.
LNAKM FOR sALE-TnAT BEA UTIFULLY SITUATED
g rr 10
s Iss land On The Two
Oryo Of Fire nS Inlet su dsd 9, The bay about
CHEPpERDs ObBAP SALE OF LACEs, ExssOIDBRTES,
Ribbons and French fancy goods will oontisu two weeks
DkUG fIxTUkEs loR SALE, vbEAP RoR cAsH-A
~ complete set consisting Bottles Drawers Closets 60 &C.
once AIS IN ''n' o''' '''''' DON ' "'''A"' r'
LIOR ssLE.--A HORSE HARNEs. AND VICTORIA
going Europe 70 BE- John Gordon stable Courasnds
NEwfUUNDLnND DOG FOk sALE-A VERY LARGE
Sren. Apply At EOS " alter street.
NYsTER SALOON FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN -rHE
~ we'll known o. eter Bowery CORNER Of Bsysrd
Any person wishing TO in tbs busises win hid
so fS
To LET.
~
ToLEr, TWO Ono HOUSES IN MAsxoSD STREET.
even convenience for family Rent ssUD. Appyto
ALEX N. oRIIG. Hanover street
IL UbEs TO LET. gITa rnE kOUEhN IMPROVE
mens rent moderate ibe houses l75 Spring street 500
tucson street md 26 Tenth street Square all
IN excellent order VIII be made
he bad hppyto D. EVANS, 70 Nassau street
yAcTosY 40 rkNT -rts f,Ut sroRY
brick building IL 9Th street betwean Och and ~ Avepues
occoJeo by tbe Manhattan Plan Forte Co
Apply At the Albion offoe, Barclay strsct
MUSICAL,
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VNBE GREAT SALE or REAL ESTATE Ar CLIFTON
taten Island consisting CT Dwellings and number
q e Blu ldng sites whri &C. will take place ahe
Aeruhsntt Exchange Tuesday 9Th March, oloct
maps Of the property apply Pho Rugges Esq Ref.ree
Nassau street, g. D. Rollins Co.. Aut tionsers y Val
street; LEWIS LYMAN. Clifton Staten Lslaod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

w ANTED-A SITUATION AS COOK, WAsaRa AND
w roner by an American young woman objection
the eral homework Of private family Best city refer
given Please apply at No % Spring street Will
call for tMn y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

III OTLL FOR SALOON ACCOUNT OF ILL HEALTH
and other business the subscriber offers
tte furniture lease Of the City Hotel in
Of Newark NJ The hotol the largest and
diors the state containing upwards OF hundred
and furnished in the best modern sty very
favorable. Apply to W. y. LUCE, en- the premises,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

p0PIsH CONFESSION AND PRIEsrCRAFr EXPOSED
Rev e. LEABry, late Monk II La Trappe. win lecture
omanm, day evening, March TO- At o'clock
Chinese Assembly Rooms, 90 Broadway, between Spring
Prince The lecture will be the unchrstisn
in the confessional according TO Bishop Kenok eo
oy and Hughes Ladies and youths are rostvey prohibited
frem coming to this lecture awful disc will
made Tickets % cents The Monk viii appear In his
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

M rs FRANCES KEMBLEBHrLER WILL READ. Tbs
ClEOPATKAa the Stuyvesant Institute at twelve o'clock
Tickets to be had OF Mr. Pomaun 1t
the Aston House. the Irving Hotel M
yrarcis and Mr. Crowon's Bookstores. Price ST..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

CTUYvISANT INsTITUTE-MR BILLS LAST ENPER-
ainmer Hill will give his lst laughabe
at Stuyvtant Institute, This Evening, March 26th
particulars, ba Doors opon Quarter Severn
CONNIE, Hafpast Seven o'clock.
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w ANTED-BY A PROTEtTANr YOUNG NAN A sITUA
W ton Coachu with family the best
OF datiops from the emAn he for
tour he the of carriages and
has no lection going in the country Address Herald O
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

WANTED-A RMART ACTIVE AND PERFE TLY So
W her young Nan, to Attend fan lily Grocery Store de
must make himself Reeraly useful
the business at reasonable salary will given and
of6ca -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

EXECUTORS SALE or ELEGANT AND FASHIONABLE
II iosewood ard Mahogany Furniture. being
sSch OF W!lsn eopmer dscsased "A C. Tutte viii sell
20 O'Clock at452 Rrcoue
The ertirs Vi Hilsm sommGr
spd valuable rood
Furniture, which will BIZ penpony sold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

NJ DsnfSflRe SECOND ORIGINAL BALLAD EN-
W ornament At tie Taberusce Monday EVENING,
March 70 will include the following Song The spot Whofe
Vas Born; Inc John rdsson & the Rsiay
Nan for That Lament If the Emgrans Lat as LOW
another Ny Mamie O I'm alone Alone; Duucan rsst
and hrs popular Cansta the My Queen Tiok
cts 81 CENTS To commence Mt \ O'Clock. -
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mon eAN FRANCIsCO-rHE Snip SUSAN O. OWENS
73o b9rthen with immediate aeIa,chsnc is first class
Liverpool Pael et but five onhs old and
and comfort any tho world For apply to
II. TOWNSEND, 1856 Nasesu street.
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rASTLE GAKDkN.-THE ABOVE WELL-KNOWN SUN
~ resort engaged for Evening dr.
For further PARTICULAR apply
the Oce the premises BY ettcr paid directed =
the prsprietora FRENCH L nHIHRR
no NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or OIL PAIN1TN0S
by Cd masters till Goth Of April Opsn from 10 =
d O'Clock. Admit lance rs cents
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nWlN0 TO TaE UNFAvORABLE STATE OF THR
~ weather the evening OF the 2ls instant Daughters
Samas Ledge No induced make this appeal
the public and the friends Of the 0ros Grand FESTIVAL
given at the Northern Exchange in Beecke Tuesday
evening March az and indulge the hope that general az
tendance will their efforts with Tickets
had application to Sister M CreDkrg No. IS Ninth
at the door the evening Of the Tetva Tickets 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

7 ooFO. F.-THE X. ". GRAND LODGE OF THE STATE
Of New York adjourned Friday evening N
Monday evening" the "a April, att o'clock. BY order
Benz. J. PENTZ Grand Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-03-26

M ECHANIOe INs1ITUTE-A MEETING OF THE Ne
H ehancs IEritne will take place TIE Institute Roos
City Ball. AtTk O'clock Tuesday evening the
when the proposed alteration OF the constitution will DO brought
before the meeting 10 be acted on
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w ANTED IMMEDIATELY, A NUMBER OF ACTIVE
W intelligent young to fer work arr
which will csmmand speedy SALE futjec being
one Agents will be dealt with partiou
qure of JAMES REtS Shades hotel III Tn ames
Gail betw the hours of and N
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NALIFORHIA, VIA VERA CRUZ, CITY OF MEXICO AND
~ hazatlsp.-Ths Company sails the 3st- Of
this Company accommodating Necessary Information
by Captain Bsteisby from o4 NJ daily the
House Of Broome and the Bowcry
rg will be held At the above house Monday Wednesday
Friday half past The Harlem pass door
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FROM THE Rio GRASDE The Flag Of the 10th says
that the Rio Grande was then higher than il had ever
been since 1916. II was however falling, but almost
the entire country was flooded
We take the following from that paper OF the 2ih ult
News received yesterday at Maamoras Of the de-.
feat OF certain gnacio Flores, lnear Cruas,) said TO
be attempting instruction in Tamaulipas. Canales,
the President Of the State legislature bad command Of
the force sent against Flores, who, with about twenty
men, attacked about midngb of these, four five
killed and the balance taken prisoners. Among the
last the said Flores, who Immediately shot and
hanged 10 tree by order OF the commandant, without ri-
al II appears in letter OF Canaless, published in Mex.
ico II stated that Flores had ten thousand dollars
in gold, and was on his way TO Brownsville. II seems
10 us question whether the charge Of revolutionary
movements or gold, caused his being thus translated
from the world This man Flores, during the war, loan.
ed the government OF Mexico some two hundred thou.
sand dollars
The people Of Brownsville and Matamoros have lately
been thrown into excitement by the order recently issued
by the general TO the authorities OF the latter
city. to exact passports and fee Of ~ each, from
PERSONS coming the Mexican territory The effect Of
this would lie 10 cut of communication between the two
banks OF the river The Flag insnuaes that this il
attempt 10 saddle the Texan county of Cameron with the
municipal expenses OF Matamoros--beng 81 for each
person for passport out and in.
The San Antonio Texan says that il is generally be-
leved in very short time FL Paso will be the most pou
lous city in Texas
The Flag Of the nth rays that the amount Of various
kinds OF goods and manufactured articles, chiefly Amer
cam transported to market the Rio Grande, during the
past year. falls little short Of $5,0oo,ooo.
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PurLAprLpm., Nov. II, 1919.

tn PHILADELPHIA, Nov. II, 1919.
Your leading article OF Friday last places certain wing
editors before The people in their true lights and the re-
bic TO the fearless and independent course pursued by
YOU We here understand The motives and course pur'
sued by McMichael and Bird OF the North American.
the thumb OF bis particular friend the Secretary Of State
added to which, IL the pecunary obhga9on Of sSopv,
which the concern 10 under TO- him With regard TO
McMichae, he Is known az the Little talleyfand,
democracy and elected BY the democrats Of Spnng
Garden to the Office OF alderman Then he asped 70 MI
seat in Congress from the third distinct on, the democ
racy saw he was trading politician, with no principles,
bat an everlasting itching after Office Then be slid over
to the whigs and was by them elected sheriff Before the
wing convention he proiessed TO be the strong iend Of
Henry Clay, and in speeches and in the North American
was most bitter against Taylors nomination. But 90
soon Clayton led of for Taylor then the North Amer
lean was strong for Taylor These are facts; and refer
% the files Of that T sy n fsSo.
poniees this city, is that Of Marshal Roberts select
ing Jurors who are under the pay OF the govern
ment a. ofcehodes By this ACT they are dray,ng from
he treasury money Jor services nsp performed by them
for an inspector in the custom house, navy agents
clerk and his messenger and Others cannot be perform
ing their duties while they at the same tune are attending
the court az Jurors at 81 Is per day each In all the de-
parmens OF the general government in this city, this
playing into each others hands is quite percepblc
Chief deputy Smith would be much more in his sphere II
re s wsse as ~ +. o SS ans Il. Ksnnson os
Mr.. Collector Lewis has entertained MI. Clay AZ ms
residence and the wine, II is said, circulated Pe. Freely
among the collesoI appraisers, &c, &c ,ne ,ray
cling governor had been present. the hbaons wouls
have been more proIuse Now all these merry making
Will not help the collector Fortunately, the democrac,
will have something to say as TO who shall be port col
lector Senator Cooper has been in the city for lev
days, and he has been heard Fay that Roberts shal
| NOT be confirmed II he can prevent it.
Complaints from al quarters are made against Mr.
White our postmaster he has been 20 slsiea by y
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Captain Manley, was terribly burnt yesterday, by her
clothes taking fire. from the effect Of which she died this
moaning
Miss Davenport made her first appearances al tbs Holiday
theatre last night as Julia In the "Hunchback" and
gave great satisfaction
Kemble In the reading of Shakespeare, has arrived here
and viii commence her Ieadings in a few days.
THE MARKETs.--In the Baltimore market this morning,
-four very unsettled. Sales 200 barrels Howard
So, and 200 bbls 81 7A No saes City Mills Wheat
is shade lower Sales prime red at l0t LOG cents; and
white l0s ITO Sales white AT 90 % cents
and yellow SO cents, in quality Oasl IS cents
Whkey n In hhds and cents in bbls No change
In provisions Beef eatle--the offerings Monday
reached 1000 head Of cattle. Of which about 100
sold At " 10 So ia equal 81 SO nett and averaging
W o2s gross The sent Phlladephia market
Hogs-saes at 81 Sal a. W
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scarcely ever in his ONCE bat can be seen promeAadng
with hepnnce Of the naiivsis. y
The meeting held last evening at the courho IN IA
vp OF city consolidating the districts under one head
Of police arrangements, and leaving each ward TO elect
their member OF the counci quite large; Ex.
Mayor Swift presided. assisted BY large number Of
vcepresldents Addresses were delivered by the chair
man, Messrs J. M. Read, John Cadwaader, General 7.
g. Smith, Hon Sutherland, and ex Postmaster Mont.
gomey; In late visit to New York found as much
dissatisfaction with regard to General TayoIs appoint
mens, particularly about Collector Maxwell; hrst, In
the character OF those whom he has appointed; second
the manner in which the business y conducted and
third, the large number OF his own family he has ap.
pointed to Office The democratic citizens have elected
delegates in their several wards to revise the present del
egae system. and much good no doubt will result from
the proposed change Instead OF eecng delegates just on
the OF the election, while party spirit is at s height
and then allowing any person to- vote, whether democrat
or wing, or ctzen OF the ward. they propose to elect
each ward. and that the ward associations shall elect
Delegates that will give every democrat the right to
VOTE provided he becomes member OF his ward associa
ton. ais M
Barnum, the popular proprietor Of the Museum, is
doing good business He has stage performances in
connexion with the Museum and would recommend
Maynes, charged with being an active participant in
the late riots. had further hearing to-day. and was
for his appearance at the next term. e II
Logue police officer, arrived from Baltimore yester
day, with by the OF McClung alias Phillips
cuht8cu Win fOODiig IelOW oHe ~ nv
tells He had an examination before Mayor Jones yes
terday, and remanded for further hearing He was
intercepted ON the arrival OF the carsat Baltimore by
the OF the eegraphic wires, and notes the Ohio
Bank to the amount OF $780, he property stoen found
upon his person. 'a ga9tea Ae.l ]. II
A young man was arrested. and had hearing before
the Mayor to-day, charged with the larceny Of horse,
buggy and harness, belonging to Of your citizens,
named Pumphrey They were stolen last June, and sold
by the prisoner to tavern keeper Of this city The prs
oner left the city at the me but recognised in
streets to-day, and arrested The Mayor has remanded
him for further examination. PLEBElAN.
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Prom Our s.iumors correspondent.



Editorial change Ssicds for iope.-Fafhu Matksp Mfr.
Clay hsatrieah The markets. &c.
Beale III. Richardson. esq in this mornings
Republican and Argus that he has purchased from CHARLES
Cloud esq his Interest in the and that II
will hereafter be published under his editorial manage.
mcnt Mr.. Richardson Is oid-school democrat and
bod fearless, and hoent writer emnenty qualified Tor the
post has assumed and will doubtless add .ii further
the recent i'm prove ,nent' In the paper
young pamed Alfred haig about 20 years Of age
committed suicide this morning by hanging himself in the
back part of his brohers extensive trimming establish
ment Baltimore street, in which he employed
clerk Unrtquited all con had thrown him into seued
me lsnchoy, which drove him 70 this desperate
letter from Now York says that Father Mathew has en-
trey recovered his hcab but has been detained in thai
ciy by lame leg, which is nearly we'll He is said
10 LOOK much more robuet and hearty lhan he when he
landed Its Intention 10 Tor Philadelphia be-
OF the week, from whence he will visit BaIti-
aud Washington. He designs TO spend the winter in
the Sonth and take OF the western Sta es in the
spring
Mr.. Clay arrived in New York yesterday afternoon,
where he propc. spend few days. and ten start direct
Tor Washington
perceive by the New York papers that Mr. n. Atree,
well known In Washington and throughout the country
AN efficient reporter, died New York Monday, Ia
state o great desdulon.
fine little girl, about four wears Of age, daughter Of