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Arrest Of the Supposed Mali Robbers.

From tGe FeQGhylVaDlan, Tu6Iusy
Upon information received last evening Ut sho
gouthwe.t Btation House, party Of ohieers was
dispatched TO place near Broad and Federal ats.
known as Rum.rov,' and there arreased John
Mccartney Thomas Brannan John Bell, Thomsn
Vetch and Robert Mcdowell on the charge of be-
ing concerned In the recent mail robbery.
The prisoners, who we're most disgusting ana
i-lookipg set OF wretches, we're taken 10 the STA
tion House. At IL o'clock, midnight Mayo Jones
held an exsminatlon--Mr Asnmesd, District Az
torney, iuterrogasiDg the witnesses.
John P. Rees, sworn; testified that he Is CLERK
in the Philadelphia Poet Office that shs pouches
from New.York 70 Richmond and Wheeling, va.
and Raleigh. n c., arrived at the Post Othoe about
10 clock on Saturday night, and left sooa atseF,
and were found by him next day, cut open and
tined, near Broad and Prime sta.
Capt 8 wifs ofthe altimore Railroad Company
TESTIFIED that the mail Left the depot on Saturday
night, at l0l O'clock and must have reached Broad
and Prime In about Ii minutes after.
Isaiah, aIiaa Siommuky Downs, sworn sea1l,
fed that In the evening he heard d. MoDo|eh
say, " Holy j., won't we rip ths bags open so-
nigh.lp Was at Bob'a shanty, Broad and Prince
after the train went down; was lying down On "a =
bench in the shhnty heard footsteps aod loosed
out Saw Mcdowell come ont Of she 6riGR ~ a.
with two mail bags in his band say b De- V Sss.
out with another Brapnap, McCaf.ny an t.s,oneh
came out with them They said lets go VASE seed
the pond and they will no: follow "a .sa,1 tearing
them to Brannsna hay-Ioft Heard r.n nae cut Nc.
open papers: Waited I'll .egy ONE onGlaky. aud
Doweli aa'o, my me with a slang, s6os aaa
~Nh 'naA w lawn They wen. soWafo nsH-oI ~
hfocHeo ~, nna, tbo face Afef GOV 1p ~"'' -
800 IT apd thats ali koo's w. .d,b;,,
JsDe' White White S s'rg posriye, ts Dasros AssoF
The tesimoe{, tie Ssp p,oners should bo committed
ney ssked ina ,nS tenn Of The s District Cont
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s s@5 ,oS q bail they ws[o s senn,:1 ID
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r he Philadelphia Kobbery-Thc New Mayor
The Franklin OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FMILADELPlmA Wednesdav Oc. IS
Thonss Veitoh James Bell, Thomas Brannans
John NcCarsy, Robert Mcdowell ana Joseph
Downs alias .'Slommaky," we're arrested In
Noyamensing last night charged with robbog tho
United States Mail on Saturday evening last.
They are ali Epgshmen and Irishmen, and are old
Offenders. This morning oil the prisoners, Win
the exception Of Downs, vho has turned Ststes
evidence,l were committed to prison IL default OF
$4,000 bail each, to RnsW5r ths charge None OF
the money distracted from the letters has been Se-
covered. 1t 10 supposed to be buried somewhere
Thia morning Hon, Oharles Gipin, Mayor elect
OF our CITY, wos inauguratsd Tha ceremonies
were exceedingly interesting
The Franklin Exhibition for 1850, opened at the
Chinese Museum in this city this morning ghs
| dispRy Of American manufactures 10 aaid 70 be an
usually fue.
This afternoon, about three O'Clock. portion OF
the wharf at the foot Of Walnut st through which
,hey are running q culvert, gave way aud preci2i.
tated very suddenly into the river largo nQmbsF
of persons In a few moments about eightesn per-
SONS were eXtricRted from the uncomfortable posi-
ton. Is 10 not known whether any persons vera
crowned. The suppoEitlon H. haE all were res
oUed These persons experienced however,
most miraculous escape. Cor as they were ssrug.
gliJg for HE, In the midst 81 immense wharf tim
berl large pie.df came upon them that por
ton OF tho whetfupon which il stood having siven
wsy 700 No pevaon taken out was injured, al
thoue bystsnders felt convinced that many oftheu
mus, oe killed. supp0ae there will bs gather.
ing al Walnut at wharf 10 night, as it Is reported
that Mdne Lind arrives here to night in TIA Now-
Yo'h boat,
TIE Ia no change to notice ir lbs CoTros market;
Tte,o hssleen decreased demand tOr FLOUR for ship
ueu ard OF upward 2GL0 bDs a! SGl04 ali, iE-
Guiding lot at Is mad old g! ok at something ess
Foo y consump!ion p'ices range from e73 to 80 for
copc and good branos. aus ri to 81 for e1s I'VE
FLOUR ID acaice; Leles OF 900 bush Al 06t0J l2 COen
MEA ia seady; sslos CT 500 bush at S. y nbl. xdere Ia
demand for WHEAT sDd prices are ateady aaea
Cf DG tbO UgSh red UsHl W sn1 @Do AZ U6O
10 buh RYE is aud has advanced sales al 81
ace Cora 10 sesdy demand Al 4c oryelow and 6lc
for Wte OATS 10 fair reqIest sses OF On0 64,0e1
Iush souhern az 57d558c y bush wmsEY-ss,es In both
hho, bbE al96lc
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Bas l4l so Union Canal III 30 do ~ % rard.
iyvania 6s 46, l0lt.
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THE NEW-VORK REGISTER

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FOREIGN.

III hnRY STANLEY, an English youth, aged II,
ie EewYork asi September Ia sqPPo'ed Tor Calf
fc,rts in a yc, sol named the I" California" AS ell ohsr
M 81 Of tracing this young gentleman hsye failed any
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LATEST AND BEsP
COLLECTION OF CHURCH MUSIC.
NOW READY,
THE GOLDEN TYRE

TIE GOLDEN LYRE,
A NEW COLLECTION OF Church Mualc adapted 10
- tie ious meters In use together with great
variety OF lew Anthems Sentences and Chants for chors
singing cs,aes musical ard social sacred
etc circles- BY V. @. TAYLOR,
Author Of "Tsylors Sacred Minstrel" Chora' An
iheIua" &c.
We have explored contents enough to dare speak e oft
Mr. himself author good part the book and he
shows feeling taste and mveDton which make pesump
in him appearas composer Mr. Taylor's pieces
melody all parts By
their which always with ths subject and
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work more beautifully and clearly printed an any work which
remember OF the kind" n. y. Tribune.
We believe the book be greatly superior any pre-
Ceded think clam better adapted
suitable iQr the use OF chors.n [Sarons Musical Times
In
taste beautiful well devotional aud giving
musical expression he shows conception
the head composers Bap Register
We have examined this collection of Church Music and
would add favorable fits merits TO the many enconiums
II has elected New York Evangelist.
We hope this collection viii msettAat favor and Of which
til deser vng New York Recorder.
Taylor great taste pains have been spared 70
to Detroit Press
a collection made admirable and with scientific
whole field sacred There and
soul in compositions, which too often wanting,
Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Tie tar es Louran Dawn, and OF Ike character
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Throughout Oh & highest style ct compo
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