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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

Irrosrssr 70 rsssO,s yssrr,a WIS Iusss o. Cssa
The fsllowine h extract IRON the last regulations
publirhed By cider 81 the Captain General q the l,as
a Cuea Trsn.ient pss-sreers with without lasd-
irs psrpts, vhe main shore for any ~
departure Of the vessel must rrss~nt Themselves I'm
rsdst.y to con ply Nth the requisite 81 giving
risy 60 r,msin hers irrsry. ~ they Foreigners
tkey may wpcu chs Consuis of their respective
tiops should they ssh H. 10 give n.ise thropsh thess
cheers 10 the anthcrities By vridsg rs.snssrs rs
sieefre 10 comply with these fnrms'ities Win iocur
OF dollars and Be onpell-d TO lave the issni
Any person abesupa him-sif from this bland With
out the Necessary pessport and the captain OF TIE
sci taxing such rersoD viii incur nee 81 from twenty
70 thousand dollars each vithout pref rdce 20
other that msy be deemed proper TO take
eordire 70 the csse and oiroumstspces Thee fees
can be usse effective inmecis,sly from sny property
bsicpsirs 70 the Individually chen such Individuals
should Be found return 20 this Island 81 sny fatare
time.
Ta~ergers 81 the steamers g-inr s-ay sgsio II the
sus vessel snd tfanent ones thst have 70 sentipne
sr 20 s-st here the arrival % ssotss
must nsv. Their pssspcrts couotersigned or obtain
cree w ccufcrnty to vhst t ordstoed ia TIT, ar
ueie and the expisnsuon % the srst q Novembes
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The Esw York Herald will be issued on . double
sheet Tomorrow morning. Advertisements and nsxs
compel to do ibs. Advertisers will please send in
their notices saily possible suoh opportunity
fos the bu.pes community TO spread their advertise
nsnts before the public. seldom occurs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31
Police Intelligence.

ChSrg, If Dur s,ary.-ws mentioned, ysstsrdav. the
srrrst Il John sssob, Jew pediar. on n cnsrge OF
goIa watch end ID finger rim, cling r. ird IN
bts postessiop Yesterday the watch sad nog-r Rug
Yer. id,ptined by Mr. =. Baxter residing in Gln.oa
The night OF ruercsy last The rognes entered tns
premises by going through the vaait rorsins
cysp the door az the bead Of the stairs Trading from
the cellar. In this way they obtained free
The huuss. and zach room the rogues visited. From
tie b,croru - MT Daxter they took tho watch aud
rrg also, h,s psntaloous from bsido his bed while no
ard he wife were asleep The psntalonns we're
,.,.d down stsirs by the bbe 10 the b,en.pt the
valet opened and 81 tskrb thereffom Having t1s
valet the table b.hind them also several valuable
papers The psnfsiosns the rosues co rfsd of sl,o
COLO chain. and tso gid brger rings :, Is paesibis
tbst u the robbers might b. arresrcd bot scarcely
fer 'hs poesssisn 81 the stolen properly found In
cosb.ction With this robbery, . fhlsd-iphia thief
eaii.d 'sil Carer, Dutcbman. VIII Is q fsgit.re
,tAndipg against him. va, arrsst-d By Cons'asls
Jo,eth and committed 70 prison By Justice Nouatfrt
for a further hssrstg
a Csrss If Fsss,yy.-omc,r Hopkins ys.,srday
arrested ycuns man BY the name Of rtom.s Jarvis,
charge OF forging n check dated 2sth Mach 1880
ON The tty Bank for tie Of $50, snd f,rging
check Jsrvi. ras,d 10 WIN Abbott, No H. Cedar
strst, In payment for his board TN pre,snfiox the
she.k at the bank u vas IrOpouncsd forgery. tn.
ksrk ALEC exhibited similar one for $40 Witch had
BEN rs,d ny the teller, hkesi,e forgery. Justice
Nc unttort committed the accused TO prison for trial
q, S oss 5 h ~ TT sssi Pc, os trosy l.
fron this ride TO the lslsrd rowed By six
ts,sinr Dr ssnosl q. DE Camp, ons Of tbs army
rrrsrcps. The ferry boat Fuitoa running from the
South FERRY In ooutsst with the barge ard very
nearly espris-d her tbsrvey erdspg.ug the lives II
tfose In th. barge. This coil,soc, Dr. De camp be-
the vi,ss II IN. ..smsos, sne tho. nad, an s,i.s,
Go tbss EJECT on vhirh complaint yur,ioe aouofort
pilot era the nss,-trste held him 20 bali in the sun
Of 500, 20 snsvsr the chafgs.
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The End of the Webster Trial In Boston,
Conxicflon of tie PIl oner.

Our readers will find in 'o-days HraLfth whole
Of the proceedings the Webster trial, to the adj
ieurIment Of The Court yes,erdsy-the last day of
that extraordinary case-togsthU Nth the verdict
sfs~iity, as rendered by the Jury. The defendant,
n appears, made a speech in his defence, a thing
almost without precedent in the annals OF GRIM
NAL trials.
II Is rarely, indeed, that man on tnal for such
. hemous charge that alleged against Professor
Webster, has had the nerve or fortitude to speak
m hIs own defence, after having employed counsel
We hardly know what to think Of II. To those
who consider him guless, ii will confirm them In
The opinion tina, he is innocent Of the crime for
which he has been tried, while on the other hand
shose who from perusng the testimony have made
up their miads that he is guilty. viii, 10 his address
20 the jury, perhaps. be confirmed in their opinion.
Zach will be the Judgment Of the public on the
natter.
IL may be the desperation Of innocence, or the
despt ration OF guilt, that has induced Professor
Webster TO take This step; bot unless he was posi-
nve OF his innocence, We certainly think that un.
der the circumstances, his addressing the jury
rather injudcious. In fact, we should think SO
lnder any circumstances.
AT 1--WE minutes after o'clock In the evening
he jury retired, and at IL o'clock came into court
with a verdict OF guilty.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

meneed lite March term % tire Cssstol 90 asv : pre-
sent Bronson, Chief Judge Rugsles rdiuer Jsvest
hnriont Harris sod Prstt Jndses The eouvt we're
occupied durirs the pysDsspsl part % tbs Session n
nearing motion In the cass Of OAKLEY ~ Aspia vai1
and others 20 vscste the entry 81 sud rsrns
uur IN this cause made ~ the last Deceubes tenn
the ground Of want 81 jsvisdscton u tie ssuvs n
making the decision; " ?. Hsssioss fos motcu: p.
Cuttfre oppcs~d Other mcslons oecu ps>a the svtsr
session of The gay sll held usaer sdvssusue
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THE HUNGARIAN REFUGEEs--GovERHoR UNA
ment addressed by the Ex-Governor Of Comorn to
the Hungarian refugees who accompanied him to
this country from the recent battle fields of Hun
gary. The picture which he has given Of this ua-
fortunate people is graphic as well as pathetic.
We understand his Excellency left for Washing
ton yesterday to which city he goes for the purpose
Of pressing the importance Of Congress granting.
az soon possible, some portion Of the public
lands out West. II Congress could, from feelings
Of intense humanity, overlook Tor one day its
squabbes and controversies, and pass upon the
great and humane project already before them, we
believe j; would be great item in its praise, both
here and hereafter. The poor refugees cannot re.
main here long in a condition of intense suspense.
Something ought to be done very soon by Con-
greece, or they viii have to move out West the m
selves, and take their chance among the squatters
IN those regions.
While we would draw the attention oil Congress
to this matter, we cannot hslp expressing deep
sympathy for many other refugees, now 10 an
equally unfortunate condition, from other parts of
Europe from Sicily, Italy, and various parts Of
Germany. We think II would be an object wor-
thy Of the attention of public humanity, to devise
some mode Of extending aid to the other Eu-
ropean refugees among us if not even TO the des,i-
tuie American volunteers, who are equally IN want
of it, What has become Of the large amount sub
scribcd for the benefit Of Ireland Can no one
tell what use has been made Of that liberal and
generous donation by the American people
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

ExrrssIos on THE ERIE RAILROAD To HopoKEx.
We see il stated, IN some quarters. that an act
has been pessed by both houses Of the Legislature
Of this state. by which branch Of the Ene Rail-
road, running from Hoboken up the Jersey side Of
the river until " meets the Erie Railroad In the
State of New York. is authorized. Much op-
position has, Of course, been made TO this
extension. in consequence Of the injury which
Il may do to the speculative projects which
were started opposite Piermont, on this side
Of the river; but as measure Of general interest,
beneficial to this metropolis and the country gene
rally, we doubt whether the extension Of the Eric
Railroad to Hoboken or Jerscy City, is not the
moet beneficial measure tina, could be adopted NY
the New York legislature. II will. no doubt. inn
Prove the opposite shores Of the river. stimulate
the building Of houses, and increase the value Of
properly; and al those sccessions to the suburbs Of
New York ultimately tend to benefit this city, more
or less, IN sp,e Of all that may be said TO the
contrary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

Hon. y. G Hcsnblevsr ard Hon. 4. C. q Elmer have
been appointed ny the Nev Jevs~y STATE fssc~ oo-en
Won 70 represent that state IN the feNse Couv~u
TO be held 81 frankfort the Main Hon n nj
vfccn and ". .. Kinney are the sltsrnsses
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

NAscr 30. qieses .sssssif ., "a ~ "A e.. a.uus,
hicn tsp,sin ~ the ship Admiral vas shsrred
III an ss~uit with dangerous weapon On Fransis
o'nh, esemsn on board the ZANE. There IVES .
efoes care In winch Clark charged WITH sIniIsr
Setce, cut IL appearing 20 the Com missioner that
,u ~ merely an aifsrestcn between the parties,
.s soe sesmsn vas usipg his knife In QUITTING spus
ya,n Do, no ,ioienes By either ot thsm bcsh cen.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

TUE MYSTERIOUS DEVELOPMENTS -One or two
Of the morning papers have mentioned that strange
Developments would soon be made respecting
some individuals who were pSacticing extortioas
on some respectable cuzens, from whom thou
sands Of dollars have been paid as hush money.
We are satisfied, on consulting with the magis-
ua,es and chief Of police, that legal steps have
been taken 10 bring the guilty parties to answer
the charge. And why not The parties concerned
must be known, If the story Is true. II may, how
ever, be all humbur-done merely to create a
wondering and talking as TO who the parties can
be thus implicated; and II not humbug and false,
The reporter who wrote the paragraphs has evil
IDENTIFY been The duPe Of the still designing ex,or-
iionists, for the very purpose OF further obtaining
money, in the hope Of hushing up the affair from
newspaper Publicity. In either case, II the mystic
nous Developments have no foundation, It Is
wrong to make such statements; and # they do
exist and the parties known. then IL the duty
Of every good and honest cItizsn to bring the &C
eused parties before the public authorities.
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suist, and let the merchants Of The Southern cities
answer for thems1ses. Old Nick 10 Q pretty
thJewd old fellow. snd he sannos be cheated in
that way, neither WIN soh soap have any effect
upon him. for his hide u too tough to feel its IN
huense.
Let the abolition Of the Sunday Southern mail
be conceded, and before six months have elapsed
these fanatics viii undertake to dictate to the
community that the blue laws Of New England
shall be revived-that after a weeks hard work,
the poor mechanic shall not take his wife and chill
dren to Hoboken, or any other place, to get q
mouthful Of fresh air that one shall 60 beyond
his house on Sunday except to church, tor the pur-
pose of hearing sermon-that we should, In fine,
become greater hypocntes than we are, as far as
real, genuine, unadulterated religion Is concerned
This is only Northern fanaticism, which Is break
ing out here In another shape; and if it be allowed
10 get foohold among us, in few years the great
mass of the public viii become mere serfs-mere
machines, subject 10 the will Of q few fanatics,
who fatter themselves that by stopping the Sunday
mails, and going TO church mechanically three
times the Sabbath, they sponge off all old sins,
spd have perfect license TO go on and cheat their
fellow men on week days with impunity.
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Whig Candidate for msysr or Albany.
ALsAsv. Saturday, hsssh %, 1850.
TAuiov Weed Of shs Albany Ecs.i.s Jssvusl has
bssn neninssed for Mayor BY tbs whigs
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sbWA1s - WBBhbn0 EUGEo
~>~~->~>>~~s~>~~~,-~~~
Whig CANDIDATE for slayer Or Albany.
ALsAsv. sseurdsy, March %, 1850.
TAuiow Weed. Of shs Albany Ecs.s.s J.svpsi has
been ns.inssed for Mayor BY tbs wings.
Cosrs sf Appeals.
ALsAcY, March q, 1880
Nee. :, ., and paced; 10 affirmed By Default; IL
pared IL argued Is appeal dismissed II reserved;
Ii srnsa by dsfaut 10 sgasd; IT, u.s. and 10 passsa;
- reserved; a, % and % pssssd ~ argued.
the Southern MAIL.
BALrxoss March 80, 1850.
Ore Southern msil arrived day. another Is stu due
iron bsyona Augusta, Go.
Sailing Of the Falcon.
NEw OsLEArs, March 90, 1850, An
The steamship Falcon has just sailed for Hsvsns.
------------
The Ws.shsr In Alabama.
MosreonI.r, Ala March 2s-1sSo.
There . frost 10 this nsighborhood the
9th instant and fear IL viii destroy the young
and compel to rsplsnt fss. 1t viii pus on cotton
planting and tend to restrict the cultivation Of the
plant.
NEW YORK. LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
ALBANY, March 50, 1850:
BILLS REPoaTED coar:E1E.
Relative to the bank funds and contributions bssom
1pg sue prior 70 1000
To incorporate the female academy in New York
To alter owm,ssiousrs' map In Brooklyn; also toin-
serpo, are wiiliamsburgh hremen.
To amend act Incorporating the Pacific Mais
Ste smsbip psny.
TO amend the charter Of the New York City Dispep-
ssry.
rnrosrrD REFERRED IMPORTED CONFLICTS.
The bill relative To the New DIRK Juvenile Asylum.
The blu 70 r.guists the opening and widening Of
streets In New York.
The PHI regulate the pay of the New York PoHoe-
men.
Assembly.
ALDArv, March 30, 1850 =
BILLS
To amend several acts relating the city OF Brook
lyp, and to rsorgxtize the Board Of Eaucation Ia
Brooklyn.
Mir RvYMo>p reported, conplet-, bill relating to
The H.~ York He of Refuge; the appropriation IL
struck out poser to sell estate retained
1t read aud parsed.
RAtLk0AD.
Mr. SreRr ny coD,eut. ntroduced bill to facilitate
the conti uc'ioD ~ the Hudon River Railroad Tho
bal Witch oroertd to third reading, suthorizso
ia. rs,r,ad company aoy city village the line
the read {, take stock lend It's credit the COM
parJ for tue construction Of tpgle track to Albany
and double track from Now York to Pouzhkeepsie.
hAsIHE HOSPITAL.
remembrance received from the assistant ply
mended by tie tm'grsnt commandments.
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Coars Sr Appeals.

ALBANY, March -, 1850.
Nee. :, ., and Dssesd 10 affirmed By dsls1lt; IL
psssed l2 srTued Is appeal dismissed II reserved,
II AFFIRMED by default; 10 srgu~d; and 10 passsA;
- reserved; a, % and % passed ~ argued.
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Sailing Of the Falcon.
NEw OsLEANs, March 30, 1850, A. NJ
The steamship Falcon has just sailed for Hsvsns.
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Common Council.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
HARcH 25.-The President, Alderman MoReAss, 10
4 h. hutv
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INC "O8thGT AIWU8Mhu.
MoSrcoMEnr, Ala March 2s-1S5o.
There frost 10 this nsighborhood on the
9Th instant fear viii destroy the young
and compel to isplsnt Ifss 1t viii pus on cotton
planting and restrict the cultivation Of the
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InE UNITED uruoLsrrsKRs.

By order of the President, Gsory- Hgyt usstns Il
the United hoiter-rs Society 81 oss ga. MID on
Tuesday evening at the Mscbanies' Hall. iso Hester
street Tor the purpose 81 trapssctsg i
buseess relative the interests the sce,t, rbs
fresdebt having called the meeting 70 order
To announces that the American secretary spsolnt.d
at the lsst s,smby. has handed In . Declarations 20
the effect that be feels himself psbls Of fnial az
the duties 81 that oce ard thu, peo~e.
sary. that the nsetieR 20 into election % nee
er.tsry, Who thould be elected By ballet After
some time. ar. tonhlin vas anngupcod to have BEEN
appintsd to that ree 1h- minute. ofthe last lot,
iDg then rvsd BY the seeresry and un.ni mou.y
approved q This being done 10 Gas further prsoo-.d
BY the Freshest that spy member should Dome FOE.
yard and make such suggestions 10 toe ,od spA
bepsnt % the sccsty .ber-upnn Of then rose aud
proposed that having pov formed orgsnis.d as
sccation the great chjsct % which expressed IN
the statutes IL An general the ~sifa. ~ aod
In particular the efecpa Of On advance salary she
committee be authorised y draw urug oours. Of
the vesk suoh resolutions vtsteoy tnis Object my b.
mott efectusly aud speedily ottsiued bat .h,sh re-
solutions vi he submitted 70 the confederation nd
discussion OF the scoiety ct the neat meeting This
propcsttion. the proprsty or inpropriety % vhtoh
evsksd many eontradictuxy opiniops v.s to~ever q,
lepsth adopted and carried By ioriy, after which
the meetiog breks mp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-03-31

A meeting ~ the above crst va, held last evening
% TIE Eechsnics Hall In Hester ftrtet The roos
vas cre~dedt W the iourneynes forming large boiy
o. intelligent end respectable men ON notion Mr.
bartholomew psrbsn vss sppoirted chairman Of the
meeting; rr John Hupter, Secretary The hartman
In brief s5drees stated the object Of the meeting
vhich TO receive the report q the 90 mltt@e o.
p,intsd ~ former meeting 90 drss mp .tseept q
rrssvspees, aud propose . plan and me..ures to he
adopted for the smeosstou OF the coalition Of the
cperstive baker, also 20 sppcint ocers 70 carry Toto
Eject the q the society and 70 receive the
penes Of ell those Of the trade ~ho prrpce ~ 10Th the
fcciety end fupport the intrests Il The trade The
vrccsedirss ~ the meeting trsn.etei alternately
In trsbsb and German both nations being united IN
the eroit snd dsterminstion 70 oSsip NOR. jut and
fesfcpsbis vssss, and . dininution q the hours a
labor.
IN. report ~ TIE ccmnis,e. with TIE measure. ana
plan By them prcrcsed was then read In u. tro lao
gusree - fcilovs.
where's ne iourr-sr tAers ~ N. sity sss v.ni.v q
Nee fofh sus-r terr-. epf'e.icr ese,esisr In
rcssd ether neoh,niesl crrr bct,s
10 labor keurs asy 80 employers NAY
ushd end they ftquesty REQUIRE fouttes ssteer sad
tshtesn IL the twenty four thus sddpe reht No ssv
ard ti,isrs s-sssy ttwtes SATURDAY and ssrssy-aai
rsssssss o. fssey 81 sbs employers ed shis s-usrsy
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10
rLIAsANT Mnnn..

Pleasant rnnls anl..e golden currency of
ilr hrWiaud their dsprusrrhow likcau au-
ml Doe apprar and luw angelic ihr WORK Boz
pnHouus The heavy hearted cherish Die
cheerful loura, rhn fmfl.a encouraging yui.c.
THE lahpnr dHrll. 900 hi hind "ns,l morn.
Ing' with o warming hrar and tIIo mhau
niinus respectfully hnfnr Bin. All chat g.
imo.raf pun Wl genial, anuhd Dion, and
alI Zoo llr hHau hrart lbatHIirs man 10 III
wildly, n-puui5 lp hi uII-mmuir influence
g. Nl'ha umou7 W'u, drnpHua pnr into
aII iiIr lumuiur nf human love, aul waking
Iirr rwrl4. auI .brir irWh., HIr Hith
mles hh.huulIrl1 lAp Laipl- #ttl 4...t-
r'H 100 drops mtinlrrl pnh.
Ipidrl'<rIr What Hrr. 600 lli- world
tlmlror -,rhHpu mI L-lots n mush
lupp.ur m 'iudmd Hm,rutvop-f And,
ulIr p'Iwlu1 what there awhlr of
dulga upthr very amniut of h.linmr
aud misery iuHutII o. H..r opposite ?
s Wpul 6ly rtb lnu awd ir' Ad.l
ylyabui grr.ua timd'y fuw.Ii, %
pleasant ep.,tu 100 900 whatever station pud
...fN.' '.| '.N' ''.N |.. IfN
iulhr r'wa..Hf, of lu.r 600 tI. d-pdine
. uftfgdg m thr dl-'o-.I how dripy
.urhr5 produced, nul yrt bov imaIunllr
/ ir ll,, ttir-rur iwrr, W'1 which thry
/ tIll
. Az have .rma m.luuImi hprflTrlio
T o. mounting oul -.c,b rouih words To- tbo
. vif. orb. h-ru. ud du patient and til-
wuu molho' or o. children. which would
rpr ou nir liaht of our lo'r dty from hcr
hricL S pleasant word would wYrrosl uo
u,rrr, aud 70 would have enriched her with O
I dty ro.o aud pmm, Nr have econ
. ihr mu of hu-iuc "'iur lr-'y ,aud impl-
/ lrut au.NDr lpWr,tou. which were W.t ua
costly m.vr,d 'olm'y aud pleasantly, aud
striving lp every possible means 90 make
/ lim.r'f1ud no around him Uncomfortable
/ lies, ntS,, ap otherwise prror md huVTy
( ,hiil hr- the devil rout1uly stirred iu li-
id-uUi,pd nature, H., the ora-ti.-- GrJhilu,-
/ ofan iucon-,dyatr mother
Tho Lalitnl- spanking hastily, u...i.i!l,
+tsssi.AlyT- er ip ai,y WAY e"i,'-t-'e,i, e
ag measurable ps % :, inhum,n. Mankind
arc not pick Of hy,nas, tr wore iht menul
I .o BE-, hu' thcy are 'hilmcu a." So mu
len, "a riphtto go around .ovug lu seeds ct
uuhnp?iucs and di,rop among his i,llowt
with % poisoned tongue, llr has uo1i4lt to
mako all around him uncomfortable and uu.
+ hNpr,,to CRAFTY the devil n tim II +, both
iuhuuau and unyhri-iau Wcowc il IA one
another, O. children of one common family,
whether we be- high or low, riclorIoor
lenmclor iguorml in all places and under
ail rirrumFuurot to-pcah to one another o.
brethren aud friends, to spcal, kindiCplras-
on,ly, ci,il'y, and thus adj our chcaply fur
Iui,hcl mite to the great sum Of human hap
|pinc---- SJgiuqhrld E7utiicau.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-08-10
TRUTH STRANGER THAN FICTION.

Tia" pennsylvania correspondent Of the
ST. Louis Republican relates the following
| occurrence, ..
Nyounr man recently made bis escape
from 'hc g'llcys at Toulouse. llc wa- strong
and vigorous, and -oun made his way acro~
the country and escaped pursuit lie airiy-
,gd ihc nest morning before cottage In ana %
/ pen field, AMI stopped 20 beg something Ten
eat and couccalmcnl while lac rcposcd q lit
ilc' But ho Sound the inmate. of the cottage
/ in the greatest distro-s. -Four littlc children
eat lrcmhI'n" IN . corner their mother wis
weeping aud tearing hT hair and the father
Walking thr door i'm agony The w,'lry slave
asked WHAT "ot.lhrmUirr The Autographed
that they were Chat morning To Zee turned
ont OF doors because they could not pay their
rcuL "Gou sec me driven Ia despair -oid
thc llth,r. "My VII. md lilllG GLilLIlu l4ilA--
out food and shelter, aud without means to
provide any for them. The convict listened
To i4-ll.-'s'tI'-'.'"'- ~ 't'rti', itt t'rrrr
said'
81 viii give lou the means, | haze hut iu-r
escaped truN, the @ilcySWhocvcr secures aua
takes back an escaped prisoner is entitled to
reward Of fifty iiancs--how much docs your
rent amount to|
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