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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1849-04-11
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Thers i II ne i,.i.au ing 80 much e.-A',
a,ans, tlariie-l ssase. .ssai The sn'er.
ahs rs nj ! ,i...isr u menu sscin'rs e''''.
ma :, si-l ealing the aiisai,,.a ~ -. ssis.
t;sles A S-alaa % Il. We shlE ksoN
ar. H..lge ~ rrpslsiian = sifsi'Tase
m.n az h.,s;nes.. ard his comments fe-
.D.e,,ns ~ STATE II fennrssee ,nlnre -
10 hfl,ese III, his mind a eln,i emily s'l-f-
I'D n finsnre. and that Il he who pro-
,a,sss IL make Washington his model il
ADMINISTERING The Gosrrnmeni h.daProin'
is,l hin iar Secretary ~ the FrrasLry lie
ranniry wna.J have M reason - rrgFsI
IL. The reflections q Mr.. Hodge ar- =
applicable e. tirginil. Nerh ,'Hr lima,
Soash 'srnlina. Genrgia. and other Ss'uIh-
ern s,gfes. ~ lliey are 10 frnnrsser. u
- mdcei Passing strange that I'll NE
Emahera : asfs dn M mite - sni'si
rf,sianx IN fasar ol protecting home m
dnsiry IL every Description. and p ronse-
anenre elevate their fortunes. by iheir
own acis are lllry gradual y Impoverished.
i,lh- frugal. industrious peaplr aiilir New
England STATES hal possession &c the
SonIl,. they wanld 10 lrw years MAKE
the So.sh lie Eden DC The world.
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Italian Tricolor. BY decree Of tie
Provisional Government uf Rome. The
Italian colors--grecn. red. and Nhile-snr'
adopted for The army nf The Roman nc.
public. The name Of the Pope is SIP.
pressed in Ill public Il, cum, nis aud lf'il'
eial senicnceS anl he Rnman R.ida"c
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There is a Cruel Wrong somewhere.
ard !. ..lls 9Th cecaliar seisht u."a
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,srinssh. sofa. reistes. tha sAsi ne
..,r.u,,lae have nns hras Flsr stR ~
marIrll slsndrlion-. II he i,idEnrnl =
the saHuinee there were ahort lhIre
aces raresrd aisli Ihis segsistle. lalseh
esaeF4i,y passes inT worthless xrtd and
which sffor.is = rich return fg ne labor
ard expense II c,.iiivsliun. 4 large pr.
li.n q his issn hes produee1 ihrre rmfs
rhis season - hssI. rati-l.es snd ss,ig
Isirss. steaiil. ttlsinrs sid rurun.ltr.--
md reSi. rtlrTs. csliaGss. 6r. &c. Tie
ioll y ing siAnn.tri Il lie ssTsists ard
value Of ihr pro,!ure 9as gwen &. he com
miiIer. viz:
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Hands employed fr-l AEril 70 os'o-
Ter. ~ An ssPragsa "A saEIsEIeaaks st1e co
I.aboT raid b lie t-y eOt0
Boaid u nen Il $40 Ter north go GO
Mill MI sortrn raui,s 81 co
rsrrre finn ore sishle n rosioa go %
TeaH,ing The same sco 60
Manure from oae stable IN CksTles-
ton. the pIotuCe a "a horses. $40
fer harse. driissIsl On Tie fam $50 60
/ Manure fraa Patei's stable IN Cam
Li1ss. 20 cores al $3.50 Isr COFd ie3 90
ss.s07 %
/ rreesr5s 81 sales lIrn Msnh 50 10
September e2t. as rendered b tie
u.s-ka msn. Il ~Lieh DAILY az
e0uii u ksEt A.5ii ~
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Died.


On Thursday, 2jth inst Of lingering illness, con-
tracted in Mexico Lieut. FRANCIS G. BorLE late of the
New York Regiment of Volunteers.
Suffolk street His friends, and the friends of the
family also of his brethers law Thomas and Free
dsrick H. Way, and Philip Macuif aud william Wood
hull are fully invited TO attend his funeral at
half past IL o'clock P. on Sunday, 2sth inst.
On Thursday morning, the 18th inst, MAar WHITING,
daughter Ct the late Ebenezer Whiting
The friends OF the family aud Of her brothers James
r. ard Charles whiting, are respectfully invited to
stteud her funeral, this day at half past o'clock p
NJ from the residence Of her brother No lao Second
street
son OF Jcho and Lydia Yredenbsrgh, aged years,
months and 25 days
The relatives and friends the family are respect
fully invited TO attend his funeral without farther In
vitstion this afternoon Friday at O'Clock from his
late residence, No. SS First street
On Wednesday evening, Gath inst, Henry HoLDsEoE,
Ills friends invited to attend the funeral, from
his late residence No 81 Madison street. this riday)
afternoon, at half past O'Clock.
In Brooklyn on Wednesday, 2lth inst, at half past
O'Clock, NJ, of Group, JERoMUs DoREmus twin son
Of John e. and Catherine Csmmeyer, aged years,
month and days.
Ths relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend his funeral from the residence
Of his father, No q Stanton street. Friday after
noon, at o'clock without further invitation His
mains win be conveyed to Greenwood for int-rmsnt
In Philadelphia, the 2<th inst Mrs ArNA wife Of
Simon Tierney, in the Sd year Of her age.
In Lexington, Ky, on the I'd inst Hen. BENJAMIN
Jonssos one OF the Judges Of the Supreme Court Of
In New Orleans, the 18th inst, Miss ELLEN LrNos
q native Of County Westneath, Ireland
In Angeles, N. Y on the 18th inst Major MosEs VAN
CASEr. Of the officers Of the Revolutionary army
lie born In the year 1857 on the 2ls of January
IN Huntsrdon county New Jersey and had conse-
queny attained the pstrsrchia age Of % years and
months, nearly. Duiing the blsody struggles OF the
War Of Independence he took active part, and
men have been as much exposed to danger in many
desperate encounter with foreign and savage fes and
yet escaped unhurt. In 1se7, Major Van Camper
appointed Of the Judges Of AIlegauy county aud
he also held with much credit the Office Of
for fifteen In 1884 h. removed to the village Of
Dsnsville, whore his upright character and integ-
rity secured tho esteem Of every citizen In the
village q Angelica and also in Dansvile he filled
responsible station OF Office bearer OF the Prosbyts
ran church, and faithfully did he discharge the duties
which devolved upon him, until that hand pasied
and had become feeble, which had held the
the pen with manly hrmness.-.7Aegany .Adrocsfs.
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the 10th last called at the store Of Jsssup
Fox, and stated that he wanted to purchase some
during that the accused that
he resided ut Green Point, L ong Island and kent
country store ana the stock therein Va: worth
debts or judgments we're against him, YES there
any pors:ss or preferred creditors Of hi. pro-
psry, aid that all he owed $500 Of this 800 was
dus Mr. Edwin Wygrsnt. OF 6s Dey street These re-
presentations were communicated by clerk to Mr.
above stated. The property WAS delivered, and, in
about two weeks after Harris sold his store and
stock OF goods to Mr. Snsdcksr for the purpose a.
alleged derauding his creditors iah.s
beer sscertsined that s the time Harris made these
representations, he was actually indebted to his brs-
ther 500 ana to Mr. Messerole Of Green Point 400
Under these circumstances, the magistrate held the
accused to bail In ths sum Of $500, TO answer the
entered into the required security Mr. Harris was
liberated from custody.
John Sheridan was arrested suspicion. by officer
Duffy, Of the 9th ward, charge Of breaking into
butchers shop street. and stealing there
.4res Of Burglar unstable Jossph arrested on Wed
nesdsy, Of the Five Point beauties called James
Robinson, or more sonmspy known - Slippery Jsm-
my" This officer, on receiving certain infor alton
from certain parties, arrested Jenny and his back
found shirt, alleged to DO Of the stolen
from the of Crsige corner Of Nassau and
Beeknan Streets whose store burglariousy enter
90 : lew nights since, ana several hundred doiars
worth Of ready made ciething and other artc stolen
therefrom. Justice Osborne committed the accused to
prison for further hearing.
ward, detected in the act Tuesday night burglar
calling himself Thomas Rogers. Who had just Effected
an entrance through window. to the shse store
No. Amity strest, occupied by George w. Parker.
The rogue when detected by the officer fed but after
long chase, the officer succeeded in taking the &C.
oused Into custody. Justice McGrsth committed the
prisoner for trial
Charge Of Stealing Watch "A man by the name Of
John WsRe arrested on Wednesday, on q charge Of
stealing silver alarm watch from board the ship
Toronto, belonging to Edward Harding steward Of the
ship foot Of Clinton street Justice Osborne commit.
ted the accused to prison to answer the charge
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Passengers Arrived.
SavAsNAE-Bark Isaac Mad DIR s xc0inns Mr. j N
rsrsn
Passengers Sailed.

CsLtroRvs
us,hss r.s SasP .ns f' sT
chdr and ndlle VIM fsur children servants
zLsthsm end servant seLsushiiss Mr. Sys isdy sSi
four seIvans b 1russon and nepssw' Day, No
,ss' surrs.s o,ns. vsSs;nS1rs Il i fSs 81.
Ohiddietor, b Hall. sumner, D keykindalL "a Day
= .iTs5d \ s,.n,s sslIinssc. ,.i wsthsr.p.gs,
IeIormiei, $ Hood.os. s Pierce. fpGss sss sa,
i...sisr. c5.s.f s"T . GS.%ssl,, sai Siy 4
Gg2s i hs't Ro,hsn,sr..h, gnfari. ao-srd.
Nsptin, q Pssco John Bunurs,on sswiip. x asnns,
y Anssep, : Powers. rOyeIl Toes puen, W x
brown. p Fowler, spTSs1. o s..a, p Dsa1s
Dodge, kuilin, xsCora. o. Donnel Gen v Trainer
40 ssr'at. icmsn Graves John sprsgus Meath as-
sks,5sslS, Br.siard ISi sAesSr5r o'si sTY S.
Ter. shrisg' hlsks Jsss Heath, z shires. r
s rysps rnsss ard sSss sSss .Sa s .spSaS
fc, snd ,trvss. brown ard boy whai.on l. whsi,
Convey, NOrris Brighton, Aston. Jspss r LAT,
,er, J soorins II.seLin., Myshe, ysck.o,, Q
ltn, Hardy, xecov \, Harris, scKesnsr, y Raj
ktp.sy, 1isTiase Wa GAS. a sdsip I piisss.
Leyis Garter, P,ints Riddis CrocAsts Hamilton,
s, s;HsP r w s'Sns S,s, sI:E si,n:'T@
tr Bssfa Green, " farrell, A r.rgrsos. asiuss,
NC, t,hsy'I ln,;I sir,p JgH; D,.a.s
shsv, stone, " Barclay Healh. A Graves W v
ss,son Q fsise ws,'smss = barley, Eels,
s.s sise1sco-ship psrcu,,s, from Phi,s.,,,,,-x,,
WIS npBcs ,n5 rsPsyot and child NJ. nsrssss; ans
pUrot Bouthe psrra Df sarrst Ne.srs Fisher Krss.y
Sow shoe. nag, stesb o'Dons.ii and ssn mar
say frArcisco-tnk Ninus. from Bostos-xessrs Jas
Boston. Csp, sJivsrps smith Vt Eolmes dele; Capt
q brids'vstg
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MARITIME INTELLIGES nee.
Cleared.

Cleared
ships-Horatio, Croker Canton. 40. Gsnsll ninturn
CO s.; ne r. ss,, Ne. oT,ss; s,:ss aads
,snnah. Durham 4 Dimon
s. cs sa', 1., y.f s.,., ss S r.
De- ss95s Tuner SS os,. csTS wiId.or
wS Dayton. htssps. bssss. 5. J,so Eoe.rs 6rSs .
WSirstsh f.,Ses. Penny, NsSisrn Radiant Cole Pro-
slssB;.iAESG R.s,r, Ts,.s,m; Report oai'' rr'r-
Arrived.
Bark superb tNor reported below . the ospreyl Peter
son. st Martins 70 days, with SALT % Punch hSneh.
~ ire ohr Alice besnd ir which carried the
Isaac Mead brown. Savannah. days. with cotton 10
Bra Francis LsId, Nolan. New Orleans. "a days with
lace 40, ,esI Asis5u.n. q, ~,
ssIr Leader. v.li wm.isi va days. VITA SIP timber.
sunksn ,OOP supposed 70 be mach,
sen t s%ss, Pcs Post f5ss yls.s, '''
ssir Ssss cSTsos ffiSs, nrsnsynns. ssS. s"
sehr yeloci,y noaiso,msryt kas,port y says
Sesp Belle. valentine Staten Island. with sand, fer
Dry Dock.
Bark waihslis, HOvs'. % days from New orl'aN with
ms {ssn Charles from Rochelle.
Sailed.
shP. tss.rs O. y.Rnrsis. yi0, s I!s lender, sss
brig fseorie. Mobile; and other'.
.. sfs S-"i'' I" sunrise NW' "n'H''a s~' "''n-
Foreign Malls
LsrrrR BAGS ef steamer label for Hsv.ns will cees Al
s kselssse Res dina Room @ Erohshgo ON Saturday, a
nt, Of stssmer fnd.ra for Ri. JsnOirs Valparaiso. h
will close on Monday, a. e'eloct.
Bs stsner Crescent CITY, for Krgston Chssres Pa
IrTrss BAGS Of steamer Isabel for Havana will close AZ
kenyone, ~ Wal street Saturday, al b, at 81 Pm.
Letter Bags g steam hip Niagara tor Liverpool will close
Letter Bags for bio JaneirO close 10 morrow.
Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHusprLrEIs, Oct rs. Ps-Arrivtd-Batk James Bay
ksttin DuTiee DAVIS TAI River Jane. fisher, Ander
scr. New yorhi steamers Pearee, CosckE, do Black
Iiesr,d-sip VIM Cooper Crockett. New Orleans; briEs
Contest tBrD betunson, usfas Ms SWAP bray Lsgusyt@
Jsi May hhfins hsrron 81 CIoSi ssthsn 6urfss,
w. ial hiyeIi byten bsnd, seatrSushi nniss kieN
Ell Pcstn; ssiyiard cosetcr Newark steamers tossiis
Green. Rev Ycrk Pcsrce, Coneku, doj barge Made
s,S, hhoo1, &C.
miscellaneous.
Sur EnPfRK STATE, Russell hem t13d inftl fer LIVER
yocl suues ~ s4usu atoutb Tsecock Pm 80, sad
oitfeiesLd and nisa torgsant cap,
NNsy for essnston az ~ on Wednesday Ath. Plies boat
Aterlury tncrsd sssstai but 10 Vas declined
New Eedtre I'D from Nsntachet reports fhp bark
.s smiths Point W end Of NsntucAet supposed 20
hatestt OF in The ssle and ttct weather Of hond Me-
iva novn Of bet condition phen cart lcft. Ifhe
ntnutkst inquirer Of Wednesday mornng Gays respecting
tlethoye sesss ship anchored IN Smiths Point, two
usfs oil cpy Tuesdsy No coumuhicator With
from thetlcie, that We are aware of"l
tIhrHH NtsssL ~ Distpsss--Ihs ship bay State, arr
~ Clsn ION inst ffo hotton, spoke the sd ult
,s,@N' isn np sTsnish rsos.. h.ns nnsnovn. fron
tttt,r she fsd no passengcrs specie
vas the iHtensa e the Csrsin TO Ius tho he aearss Por
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our business men. The bulls Of the stock market
were in ecstacies whilst the holders Of cotton and
breadstufis smiled folks will smile from the con-
sciousness of increased profits.
The foreign up to the close Of business hours,
had no further effect on the -four and grain market
than to holders to be somewhat Arner In their
demands. The few sales effected were IT yesterdays
prices The holders Of cotton have put their prices
but there disposition to operate until private let
tiers are received Groceries are quiet Whisky In
fair demand, at zoo for both hhds. and barrels The
stock market for most description securities quite
buoyant to-day Under the favorable influence Of the
foreign State Elves went up to 80, and Q similar
advance took place in U. s Loans We annex the
sales yesterday =
First Bss,S-20 Pennsylvans Bonds, 10oh; 10 Ken
tucky Bonds, l06; 1000 Reading Railroad Bonds ssH
~ Mechanics Bank. 27I; do, 2S; 5000 Sahuylkl
Navigation 90, 49, AK Pennsvlvania Bank, 1O93I;
800 U s. Loan g. 67, ll81i 1000 Chesapeake aud Del
Canal g. $685. 1000 u. s. Treasury Notes, 11lh; $50
State D. 6s's 10000 do, 50 Second Board-800 Will
mington Railroad g. Ssk; 10 Camden and Anboy Rail
road, 122 5000 u. s. Loan g. 49, 1l4 20
Bank, 1885,; Is North American Bank, 12Sk; 80 Mo
chsnics Bank, 277s; New Orleans Gas, ll2h; %
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, 63&; 072 State %,
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street, near Broadway, 2sxloe $50; DO s4jsini.s,
2Sxl00 500; DO adjoining 2sxloo, 2es do adjoining,
36xl0o $500 each, 600; do adjoining, 3Sxl00 300.
sueARs.- Sales OF $50 hhds Of Cuba Muscovsdo were
made 1t 6ko, New Orleans was worth $40. . She.
Sales Of 400 bhds Cuba Mussovsdo, and l5s dc. New
Orleans we're reported on private terms.
THAs.-The invoice per Ariel and other vessels was
sfered ~ Hoffman to-day, but the company was small
and not disposed to buy freely The catalogue was
mostly disposed OF 1t prices slightly under the pre-
vious sale. The cargo per Oneida will be snered for
the hrst time on Wednesday next
ToBAcco.-There was . good attendance ct the sale
to day Including number Of out Of town buyers; the
larger part however Withdrawn, although the sale
showed an advance Of 40 aud upwsrd The parcels
disposed Of comprssd 81 hhds Of fine Kentucky
= &C., averaging lis; and Is hhds ct 7Zc $40,
averaging GA ~ bales Havana at $50 8 bales do.
at SSc and do 1T 200, the greater part of which
was wormy, and ssd on months time. There we're
also IA cases and bales Mexican at l4c l6he cash.
and rs st Domingo At 90.
Tr.-The sae Of tin noticed yesterday about
Ac., but II is not fair criterion Of the market.
WHsnEr so bbls Of Prison and low prosf Ohio were
sold at 27c. cash.
wmrs-ssles Of 100 cases Of clarst were made at
So, and . lot Of port 1t 60c. . Toe.
TstsI Rsers 81 Produce per Hudssn Riper Lines This Dew
Flour, bbls. 1880 Ashes. bbls.. ..... 102
Corn, bushels. rs 500 Whiskey" ..... So
Wheat, $500. S02s Lard, +" $3.50. IS
Oats, ...... $3.50 Cheese, boxes 49,. o08
Wool bales. 80. 80 Oil Cake, tons 49,, 50
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Our baltimore Correspondence.

bALIlAOhE, Ocl -, lctJ
Early Frost Goremr Thomas Military Parade
Lottery -Mania-Markets, &c.
There is a considerable frost this morning, which
has curled the leaves, and advanced the season for
the falling of the leaves.
Governor Thomas 81 remains in the city,
having spent several days in visiting our public
institutions. On Monday next, he will review the
entire military Of the city, who will be joined in
then parade by the twU companies Of Flying Artl-
leTy ut Fort Mchenry, under command oil Gen
Chids.
The amount of business done by the lottery
brokers In This city, L. IMMENSE all Of tkem making
money with rush, unless II be those who patronlZe
themse Ives too much. The number of offices is
increasing IN every section Of the city, whilst
the lottery policy vendors have also become
quite numerous, some of them white, and others
black. There IL d class of our citizens who are
victims to the lottery mania to an unpre cedented
extent. An old oiuzsD, who was worth $4,000
two years ago, died last week bankrupt; numerous
clerks, who were supposed TO be honest, upright
young men lew months ago, have been Disco
yer,d to be defaullers TO their employers to the ex-
tent Of thousands Of dollars spent IN lottery tick
cts; end lawyers, and men Of capital have not only
spent their own means, but have wasted the patri.
moyy OF orphans, for whom they were guardians
In their blind pursuit OF fortune
IN cur flour market yesterday, there sales OF
Howard street amounting to 500 or 1000 bills at S.
No sales Of C.sy Mills no stock-the sales having
BEEN made ahead. No change In wneSt Sales Of
yellow corn at 60 ~ cent?, and white at IS %,
which Is decline. Whiskey "a Is cents In hhds aud
bbls Conee-W " Harrison offered to-day at public
sale the cargo Of bark Lets composed OF 35l0 bags
new crop lilo coffee, OF which 2100 bags were sold
(balaDce withdrawn at 10 q averaging $40 Os
per 100 lbs. Sugars OF 120 bhds New Orleans Of.
fered IS sold bslsncs withdrawn at s. IS rs per
100 lbs ID bsls sugar house do. 81 SO 81 IS Also
40 bbls. steam syrup at S61sc &c. per gallon 20
bbls sugar house molsfses at &c.
The Commercial and Farmers Bank, Of this city has
dscsrse dividend of four per cent for the last six
montbs.
The following the sslss at the stock b.ard yes
tsrdsy $3.50 o bonds. 81, 20; l63 shares Far
and Plantersi Bail. 2oh % shares 4 0 II. az
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Married.
On Monday, the ed inst at the Dutch Reformed
Church in Lafayette Place, by the Rev. DR.. Dewitt,
HUGH DAvIDs, OF Philadelphia, to HsLEy SoupgRBKLLB,
eldest daughter OF the late Hsley d. Bradford ESQ., Of
this city.
On Thursday, the 25th inst, at the Church OF the
Annuncistion, by the Rev. DE- Seabury, Mr.. OLIVER
BErAn, Jr Of the firm Of James o. Ward Co to Miss
FRANCES ALMEsA fosrsH only daughter of A. X Foster,
Esq, all Of this city.
In this city "Wednesday evening oath inst by the
Rev DR. Hsrdenborgh, WILLIAM b TAILOR, jr and
Miss GER1hUB BooARpys, al Of this city.
At Brooklyn ON the 2sth ult at the residence Of
Stanton Bebs, Esq by the Rev. Frederick Farley,
Mr.. olive II. GErFRoY, Of Newport X L. to Miss
CArHARE daughter Of Mr. Samuel Allen Of the former
place.
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MARKETS ELSEWHERE,

STOCK SALES.
BosroN, Oct. N-Broker's Board-50 shs. Vermont
and Mass. Railroad 29T; 10 do 2sh, g. 4 ms 50 Nor
folk County Railroad 80; 10 do 80, 10; 10 do 3ok
Boston and Maine Railroad, 104k; 90 do. rights 4s
10 Boston and Worcester Railroad 81; 10 Boston and
Providence Iailrosd 90H; Northern Railroad, o. ~
70 Vermont Central Railroad, 453S; $1,000 do bonds
sou rs shs. Edgeworth Co.. 1916; 100 East Boston
Co., 1884, 30. Second Boord-7 shs Boston and Pro-
vidence Railroad, sOh Vermont and Mass Railroad,
depds, No So 49, so Norfolk County railroad 3d. 10
Ole Colony Raread, IS; 40 Cheshire diyidends. 90.
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Police Intelligence.


Suspie,on Of M Onicers Cabra and Wsgaman, Of
the sixteenth ward arrested, on "wednesday night .
by the q George Davis, on suspicion ~ set
ting Gre TO the premises occupied by Mr. Philip McCar.
re situated In seventh avenue between Twenty third
ard 1vtnty fourth streets in whose employ the pri-
sorrr al the time. On "wednesday night about II
O'Clock the ded ~ detecting the accufed
in bouse tuated in Twenty fourth street On search
ing HE person two loaded pistols, skeleton key, and
Q box 81 mGtcben found Ia his pefsession The
chccrs conveyed the sccusd before Justice Bleakly
Who committed him 20 prison TO await further hearing
Cfarfs Il Ia1tuv plain Scatlil, o. the Four.
eefth xard arrested. yesterday two called John
NsiH ana Peter Mallory, charge of stealing eight
Iairs o. thcss, and LOT Of boots valued At sI5 the
on estehIg the premises occupied by the accused AZ
No 81 Elizabeth street lot of boots and shoes sdies
CATERS were found evidently the proceeds OF other
Areep con ,stted by these rogues. FOR which owners
ore wanted hVply to Justice Osborne at the Third dis
trict police. Esstx Market. The two men have been
committed 10 ptison. fer trial
DYso,aeyiy House -Ofcer Bowling Of the Sixth ward
police trt,sud. yetttrdsy woman called Eliza Fuller,
IN charge ~ Feepirg house Of prostitution at SO.
"a FIgaitb street The complainant sgainst her vas
sntfIItr. ~ the nsme Of Joseph CoiEiy. The mags-
ttsts Justice kouptfort. the woman being brought
f,te him allowed her 20 depart the promise that
sbe would ren,ve fTt IN the premies
Thoses eft False Preferces -O61cers stephens and
Hopkins Of the lower police arrested on Wednesday
young an by the nsme 81 James Harris, on = vat
isut tssu,d BY Justics Moupiort wherein he stands
charged with obtsinng bill Of groceries and liquor,
amounting 20 sls4 On the 18th 81 September last At
credit ~ three mon from the trm Of Jesrup Fox
wbuie,ais Rrrcers. No LIS South street Said bill Il
segd have beer purchased b. false and fraudulent
feuTtseutatious, under the following circumstances -
II seems BY tbs snGayt oh Gle, TIE, tbe accused on
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M arried,

announcements Of Births, Aarisses snI Desths ere
's insertta unless duly authenticated and ysiJ fer
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The whole smouht q barley received at Albany dur
ing the present season. UP 10 the 2ad lust fos 600
bufltls.
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sciences, otherwise your Inconsistency will
cry out against you. Do that or turn whig
and scar your consciences But never mem
ton again the injustice of the Whig Bank
ing system, while you pocket the profits OF
iniquity.
Why, gentlemen bankers of Ravenna,
thesvery bank you manage, if it is as rleh
as you would represent, should pay, tax
sufficient to school all the poor children Of
the town, over and above what it does pay.
l mean, if it was taxed on the same prlncl-
pie as other people are. the amount, over
and above what it now pays, would be am
pie to school all the poor children in Raven
ma. Now gentlemen, be just, and you will
be liberal. Never again fight against pay
ing paltry scho 4 tax. " hen you thrive SO
we'll on interest, and have so many children
abou, town that so much need schooling.
LOCOFOCO, SEN'R.