The New York herald., 1850-06-04
Our baltimore Correspondence.

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.fIsspfod Bank EoJlov-.f,rea Of the Robber-Oper
ito"s on the JauA-BensV Clay at .7nnssoiis, re.
There b quite stir In city this morning. on ac-
count OF the detection and arrest during the night OF
two burglars, whilst engaged IA bbing a bank. II
appears that about o'clock ,his morning tho watch
Broadway, whilst passng la front Of the Bcls
Point saviDgs Bank hssfd rather suspicious noise
which induced him TO take seat ON the steps and
await further devlopsments lie had not remained
In this position long before he became satisfied that
come burglars work inside of the DAnk--
lie accordingly proceeded to tho wstchhouse and
procured assistance sufficient to surround the
building. On entering. tour men found hard
ut work at the vault They made rush for the door
and two secured whilst the others made their
cape from the frightened dogberrcs who station
ed outside Thetwo that arrested are ut the
piled with most extensive and valuable assortment
OF tools evidently made for such aud had nearly
succeeded In obtaining aeeess to the vault, where .
large amount Of funds deposited. The -uppnl-
lion is that one OF the party had succeeded In
sesling bmself inside OF the building on Saturday
The police are now endssvoDe 60 track The two that
have escaped
ON Saturday last Senator Pratt accompanied By tho
Hon Henry Clay aud seu.tors Foote sld Dickinson
with Mr.. Dawton OF Georgia visited aaaspoits, aud
were the gucsts of Senator Pratt On the matter be-
eonrs known. they we're invited by Tho Mayor to the
Senate chs smter which sdod To swing
Mayor Claude addressed Mr. clay and his Associates
extending TO them the hospitslitrs u the city, TO
alluded TO subjects Of national Int rcet suni you the
following extract from his speech
II feel the proffsrsd kindpers and the manner In
which AZ has been rendered especially you have
thought proper TO associate with II the discharge of
duties which you deem rrtterrative of our glorious
UBion-I have said sir that not here for the
purpOse 81 making speerhesbu in the midst OF this
scere-hcre where the veuerat " ashing breathe
upon the Union Of which you havs spoken the pure
spirit which at all times characterised bis devotion to
his countrythat spirit Mt brsa' hoa IL vain-it
exists and is felt in every p.rt Of our beloved
country, and under it. Influence tho Union, un-
broken and without disionor shall be pcrpetu-
ated 10 the rcnOtest post.rity tremendous cheer
ing aud sTplaufe) And sir, II sGoIds plea
20 say, that In the goud work uf siJIstnen ut
ciiiatlCn ard comprumse have been aided aud sus-
taincd ly patriotic men uf a rart-.-those Who all
Themselves vbigs and bor- Who call them elves demo-
crate with equal purify devotion. and patriotism.
have molly come 60 the rescue and placing Just es-
lutionsry valor and visdum. have shke determiucd
upon Ia perpetual prr~srvafion Hnhoat max
ing q speech. ,ir. I dem the occasion aud the
place not inappropriate 20 the uttotin- Of
Sntment cherished - me. aud deserving of binr
entertained ~ al men. lt Is this and assert IL
with great ctIhdcuoc. that thstIarty whether vhix
or ftmocrat, which az tie present time give, the
gffotcr f-ipport 20 the PEACEFUL adjustmrlt u the
cicult and deeste questions a. present fs'r,ctinx
the natis nal councils snd rou'lv throatcnirg O.
detuib tie hafm-uy - the Usiou viii DO entitled 20
snd ncst auufedy -ii receive TIE iating onhdeuce
and riau'ude cf the county, (gr,as .Gd long con
tinusc erTlsus-l
gie ssstrhirge then suecsssively addressed by
Nr. ltCtc. Nr Dickinson. MIR Dswson, and Mr. Pratt
in toms " RrYrut elcqusucc. each sustaining aud
sLcoIsiBg the vieNs est rtssed by DIR clay