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SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT The Boston Bfail
az Friday evening, states that a bad and destruc-
i've accident occurred at Oxford, on the single
irsck of the Norwich and Worcester railroad, on
Thursday afternoon. The express freight train
ircm Norwich for Boston, broke down, and the
heavily laden cars were wrecked and piled up with
Their contents in an entire and ndistingushable
mass. The irsck was alss torn up for some dis
lance, and the damage must be quite heavy. We
learn that no lives were lost Il was found impos-
stole to clear the track time, and The trein for
New York which lett Bostonat halfpast i've L: M,
was obliged 10 stop at Worcester all night. The
usin due from New York was Detained by the
seme csufe.. The Providence Journal contains the
fcllowirg telegraphic dispatch;-
Wotossrrn. Oct. l7-At eve o'clock this arerooon,
the express heieht train from NorEich on the or
wieh and Worcester railroad, OF the track when
about one mile below Oxford The engine and several
ears were badly broken, and Ar. Barton, the engi-
had his legs badly fractured ami his recovery Ia
considered doubtful The Of the accident Is not
known.
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Aequittai ON Charge OF Post ONCE Rob-
berry, sc.

ALBANY, Dot. 10 800.
4. II. G Gr.ein, formerly clerk in the Rochester
Post once neieted for rosbng the mails acquitted
odsy at the scion OF the ed States Circuit Court
in this city.
David Dsnforth, ppoin ted Postmaster by &c ne-
and Samuel u. Wells appointed in his place. Both are
xhiaA
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pFrsfnINrnL REcosstrios. The Presids,t IA. re.
coshissd Gostatus street ~ Vics csnsu Of DrsEi FOR
bs port Of Cbsfls stos.
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TIE Correspondent at Plsquenaipe 81 the nsv Or
hens TIVE Dh1 ,sys that The night Of tbs TN
tire bsnk "a the river in front Of part o tns
,o~s csv,s in ssa has aresIy destroyed property to
the sn.cuE. Ut fsODVo.N
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PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10, 1850.
Nesc Sfss Dssisp Line, &c.

Netc Sfeanashlp Line, &c.
The long talked of steamship line between this
city and Liverpool, which were to be Immediately
built, has, il seems, fallen through, and as sub
silute the steam screw propeller City of Glasgow,
is TO sail from Liverpool for this port, or about
the first of December. Another steamship, 10 be
called the City Of PHILADELPHIA, s building at Glas-
Cow, 10 run in connection. Philaiel phians are
esked to assist by subscriptions, in the building of
the latter boat.
james Davis was arrested last evening, in front
OF the Musical Fund Hall, while attempting to pick
the pockets of Mayor GIpin.
The city and district authorities returned last
night from their excursion 10 Hollidaysburg, by
invitation of the Pennsy lvana Railroad Company
They profess themselves delighted, and astonshed
that such substantial road should have been con-
stfucted in so short time.
A spect Of riot occurred among the laborers on
the road, and the hackmeh, while waiting at the
depot in West Philadelphia, for the return of the
party. Michael Ford was committed in default
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The ship Daniel Webster was launched from
Mast Boston, this morning.. In fine style. Secretary
Webster ayd the Turkish Ambassador, Amin Bey, were
present, ami witnessed the sight.
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Another Declaration of n Rhode Island
Cashier.

PRoupEscE, Oct. 10, 1850
The Meobanics' and Manufactured Bank Of this
place enoned yesterday aud its affairs placed in
the hands a .ever. The cashier, Albert W Snow,
is defaulsr the cunt of $40 COO $50 900. He
has been a; rested and held to bail.
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WHOLE NO. 1915. J
TELEGRsPHsc MTELLIGENsE.
Movements or the Politicians.

VERMONT uEIrEs Stairs SENATOR.
-Tr1 MoSrrrlirp, yr., October 10, 1850
The Legislature of this State have elected Ne Hon.
Solomon Poote of Rutland United States senator,
In place of IN. Hon Phelps, whose term expires
on the fourth OF March next Mr. Foots was one OF
the persons defeated s't sntsr for the Clerkship OF
the House OF Representative He free soilsr-Nr
Phelps is Wig.
THE ooyERNoRsnlP or NEW HAMPSHIRE.
CoscoRp. N. IT,, October 10, 1850.
The Democratic State Convention have nominated
the Hon John Atwood. OF New Boston, as their cand
date for Governor The convention, also. proposed
series Of resolutions which adopted
sectional issues in national councils sc and approx
ing of the action OF the democratic members from
New Hampshire, during thu late session Of Congres,.
NOMINATIONS MASSACHUSETTS,.
Bosros, October 10, 1850.
The Middlesex Democratic aud Free Boil Convention
have nominated the annexed ticket for Senators =
Joseph Buckingham John W. Graves, Henry Will
son, Luke wellington. Esthsn ell p. Banks, Jr, j.
Usher. It Is supposed that the past difficulties
now adjusted
Richard rockingham, Jr., is the democratic cand-
date Congress the Fourth district lately
presented by the Hon J. q Palffey.
The State elections.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
1880 CoLUMsrA, Oct 10, 1850.
All the old members OF Congress have been
turned without opposition with the exception of Isssc
Il. Holmes who has been defeated by AFR. Aiken. The
following the names o, those composing the South
Carolina delegation to the thirty second Congress-
Daniel Wallace, James l.. Orr, Jos. A. Woodward,
james Mcqueen Armstead Bart, William Aiken, VIM.
r. Cocock. The names are arranged in the order Of
the districts.
FLORIDA.
svASSAH Ga, Oct 10 1850.
In fscarbia county Anderson, democrat, is elected
to the eglEtore. Mr. Cabells majority for Congress,
in thiscour ~ is but 81, showisg a whig loss.
The d. nocrats will have a majority in both houses
Of the State Legislature.
Amin Bey and Daniel Webster at q Launch.
Bosros, Oct 10, 1850.
The new ship Daniel Webster was launched from
Hast Boston, this morning.. In fine style Secretary
Webster ard the Turkish AMBASSADOR, Amin Bey,
present, ami witnessed the sight.
Another Declaration of n Rhode Island
Cashier.
PRoupESc., Oct. 10, 1850.
The Meobanics' and Manu- facturers Bank of this
place enjoned YESTERDAY aud its affairs placed in
the hands Of re .ever The cs-hisr Albert W Snow,
is defaultsr the Of $40 COO $50 900. He
has been arrested and held to bail
AcquIttai ON Charge OF Post Office Rob-
berry, &c.
ALBANY, Dot. 10, 1850.
Ell. G Griffin formerly a clerk in the Rochester
Post once Indicted rosbing mails acquitted
to-day at the the United States Circuit Court
in this city.
navt neoTn rth ntadp stuna ptarh Inv
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u q. Uonm,..ls..r'. court.

N.rcn4 .ssssuh utIh q Dcngero.s Weepor. TIE
Jnffsd Sfaes JOHN Welsh -George W. Horton. be.
ire sworn and examined BY Mr. Summers, representing
the United states Dsrct Attorney posed that he
. seaman board the American scbOoner =" Jtremisn
seuan, vas down In the cabin on Sunday. nth Janu-
ssy lsst had the captains knife IN hand. and
stsn cir 1T end OF the table; walsh laying on
bis tertr. (wItpess here described some ssgry aud
opscepe words that psssed sstwsep bim and the 40
eussd respecting pipe which wsisb charged Horton
vhh ealing Walsh jumped out ~ his berth; he
g.pfsy tep hs sbesfh trife sttbe heed OF hts bsrth
be ran towards witness with the knife; ss the knifs
tex me- In the hard put my other bsnd In he
har snc both fell 60 the hvcr hadn't tire 70 shet
up the little blade % the knife bad IN my hand ava
lot strike ~ him ~ ell With the knife ne then struck
81 me On the left thumb and left sosr ve parted ana
ne sent on deck ard sat do-n In the cabin; the cap
tain zee on the vhsrf and Wssn ssked the captain ~
he hsd murosrer on board tire vessel wee ~ tog ~
and usd 70 the wharf IN Cepuevtlie. Louisissa that
rvsf stout rxty miles from the the river IL
shout oe hundred spd sixty ysds 81 that point
r Edmond bisnkm.n. Ono defended the prisoner,
spbnittd, that under this testimony the Dktrict A.
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only wrsqurs saulhiss She VII require new nain bsen
BARI sss.so tcf Bossosj is ss2in port repairing.
EpGAnrowr, Feb H-ArY schrs Danisl Francis, YaeriS
from Boston for Hosfelk, and aid came dsy Lacy Blake
Ysrws Tesy Do for Portland; Psio Alto, aslbroOk Taa
March lin port this pornnsschrs Lucy Blake. Joseph
YsrwelI and Pale Alto.
yHILApkLPHIA. March T. 4PM-Arrivsd-Bri chicopss,
Tsaford Nsquabo PR. sohs Rivirs Thompson. Fisher
York: Audenred Corson 81 John. X; Richmond Hof-
fart Mobile; Miller Elliott NYorki PAMELA Doushsrsy
Cissred-Ship james Perhins williams NYork bark Ja-
ponica khanls Havana; brig Patriot Gage Charleton
sehs julia Iliza Bgbee, Savannah Miller, Eott Hart
ford W ew ain. smth. kepopsett Mass Jos kusling.
Smith. Providence; PAMELA. Dougberty, NYork.
0lscellaHeAWss
Sur RrALN-we learn from Capt latham agent for the
at low water they got the steam % work. and CONT
nued working until high but could the
water to her deck at high tide the came in
side sutude There Is inches her between deeh ~
low watr Her between decks mostly lumber end
swsed that deck raised considerably lighter
alongside taking out what could be saved ~ low
Capt has sent for another pump 70 make ano-
Their trial.
BR ecHn Albert Elder which sailed from St John, NB
18th u for New York. put back I'D with loss OF deck load
and leaky having been ashore Mount Desert
HYANrIs PoRr March B. schr Eleanor, willard Of and
from WelHeet In ballast for Norfolk In attempting
into Hysnn hsrbor Of lst inst in the struck
the Mud Bole Channel Its probable she will bs
sfoa In day two, the weather mild, without much
expense.
COMMERCE OF PHILADELPHIA-rhe following ID oomps-
rasive official statement Of the number Add class OF vesss
ruary, le49 and Ihag:-
1870. ls49.
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CITY TRADE REPORv.

MosDAv, March 4-6P. NJ
Cotton to day sold to fair extent about the
current at the close Of The past week. The telegraph
reports from New Orleans exhibited less decline on
the receipt Of the Americas than expected;
yet the Canada will be due ct Halifax two three
days hence. with two weeks later foreign news they
had ipnusnoe the market, which closed quiet ct
quotations. This being the first packet day for the
America trade was In general seine less animated -
Flour inactive, and the eastern demand moderate;
hut the cold weather giving indications Of prolonged
stihen prices for common and medium grades Of this
State and wesern. Canadian quiet, and Southern
with fair milling demand Corn pretty freely, at
about Saturdays quotations. There was no change
worthy Of notice in the pork marsst and sales we're
steady, while beef bans were higher Lard was the
ssme. Butter and cheese were firm for good, and in
demand There was no marked ehsoge in grocsriss
Coffee and sugsre we're steady at Saturdays prices.
AsHss- we have no important change to notice in
the market with sales Of 90 bbls ct 50 SIX % for
BnrApsrurrs. = Flour = The transactions reached
s, SoE Ss' sass 0oreo STATE
mixed Ohio, and indiana at S. IL IS rs; Michigan
and COED ohio s. % So S7h and pure Gsnsss: st
with Gales Of 7to bbls at SIS for mixed brands Bsit-
more, S. O6 50 I2k for straight Baltimore, Alsxsu
with ,sies Of 100 bbis good Jersey At 50 s7X. Corn
Meai-The market was rather quiet and unsettled:
The esles 100 bbls good Jersey ct 81 SIX, and
Brandy vine at So. Wheat-The demand continued
fair for milling but vt prices below the views OF hold
sIs con'.q1snty no .siss 81 @ssnSas 'ransP,IeIh
wanted at 90 zoo Corn was 10 fair request, and
prices better, particularly for white The sales
amounted to as 600 bushels 1t for heated, Do SOC.
for Jsrrey and Southern whte Soy $40 for do. and
do yellow. Old wss nominal 1t 81 = 57c. Outs we're
rather inactive at "a &c. for Jersey and AZ 44c for
Ntrthern.
BEEswAx The demand for yellow was fair, ct go.
lot Of IL eco lbs changed hands ON private terms
CATTLE Offered, on Monday, $50 besves $3.50 South
the remainder frsm THE State and the Esst) IS
cows and calves and SEQ sheep and lambs smaller
number Of beef cattle IL will be- observed were In the
ysrds Prices little rmer in consequences, though
there has beef very dull market since our last wesss
report Sses OF coed retailing qualities It from So to
IS per cwt About 100 head would be left Cows
ana calves of freely ut prices ranging, as in
quality from $22 SO to $50 $40 All sold Sheep and
Lambs sold at from 81 IS TO So IS co. Left over 400
CoyFrE.-The operations Of the day prise 500
bags Sc. Domingo at lie. cash and 400 Lssusyrs at
1Shc usual time.
Cor1oS The Gales to day about ], 500 bales.
The market remains without animation. We quote
As before.
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Court of General Sessions.
Before the Recorder and Aldermen Franklin and
Copkiiu


MsncH THE business OF the March term Was oom-
nepced to-day The folo~ipg i the calendar for the
berry In the arst degree 81 forgery Il burglary grand
larceny, III indecent exposure OF person s-lliox OBJ
,c.ne beck, q total, 80. Indicted, u.s. Abandsnnent
TIE Grond J,uy.-The follo~ins gentlemen were
sworn ~ nrmters ~ the Grand Jury schuremaa
Hslstsd, foreman; Thomas Butter, wm W. Bromley
Tbonas w Brown. David Coleman, Andrew Clsrk
Arrest Fisk Richard w. Hurlburt John HOLSTER I'd.
ward Logue, John Lewis, bernard NcCiuire willi.m
r Mackssi, william ?. fo..rs' John Ridley, chsrlss
Tool, Ira Topping Thomas Edsoeds:
The os'h having been administered to the members
tf the Gterd Inquest the Recorder called their
ton to numb. Of laws which II s made his duty to
bring 20 tb,ir notice rhey ttsn proceeded to their
Posponere.t " the Caryssier Fweery Case-rn. case
Of charles H. Carpenter charged 9TH forgery crossing
ton OF the defendant to have bis r,crgssaac-s dis
charged lhs court denied the application, but put
the case cn for the term.
Tnisl toR FonoEnv = H.HD C.ss.--An upfortu.
nate individual, named Thomas Sweeney, was charged
with forgery IN having Ia his po-ses.ion note pur.
porting TO have been dass ny Nessrs Lane and Man.
gum Of Broad street payable Co the order 81 James
Roach, for S255. This note offered for sale the
s,t 81 January sst By the seen-ed at the ono. Of
sleeve not Wishing to bag the note referred Sweeney
to Mr. Borrill. of No 80 Merchants Exchange Mr..
Burrill took memorandum OF the note aud proceeded
20 make the necesssry epgsiies about o. previous to
buying IT, As soon the note was presented as the
nouncsc forgery, and step, we're 70 apprehsnd
sweeney, Who. ho-sytr showed no dspo,ton 60 evsde
ipquiry. lie stated that he had arrived In the city
from fadelphia but the day before that he had lot
Of DRY goods copsettns OF snssle and like articles TO
dispose Of . man, calling himself James Rosoh Who
raid he In the employ OF Lane and Man offered
to purchase bill q goods amounting to something
$40, provided Sweeney would take the note for
$3.50 and pay him the balance In cash To this the
sceusea sssensd, and bavirg obtained possession Of
tie note started for Wall street TO dispose q a. whea
M found that be had only lost bis goods but had
got bintef into difficulty for oferisg 10 pass forged
note No evidence introduced 20 prove the i,f,r
guilty knovsdse, Of the sccused aud the District
Attorney told the court sDd the jury FRANKLY that he
could not ak for conviction OF the prisoner. fbe
Recorder left the In the hands ~ the jury, Who
without leaving their ststs rendered verdict Of mot
guilty. s~eerty vss discha's,d.
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Tuesday, 26th, and the private accounts being found
much encouraging than those published but little
disposition to sell material decline manifested
loo bales parted with ct barely 10 on the
IRENE rstes prior to the news. On wednesday We
we're quiet say 10 decline. with sales OF l50o bales
THU sday stssdier Gales 1000 bales and very nttls
Offering Tbis brighter feeling maintAp on Fri
day And Saturday the sales being for the two days,
5000 bsss IT rather nrmer prioes The quotations be-
low, exhibit decline Of eighth to quarter the
rates current ut the date OF last The sales ysser
day 1900 bales decline Of one fsrthing by the
next steamer appears TO be generally anticipated.
The steady decline In the receipts ct the ports ct
this period Of the season, whom We invariably have
them heavy, and with the additional Inducements OF
very high water. and, . compared with last year,
high prices must convince the most incredulous that
IL aries solely from deficiency supply to come out
During March and April last year the deliveries ut
the shipping ports, from which, We count the CROP
amounted to 52s 900 bales. | would suggest to con-
to note particularly the amount that will be
delivered this season, and they will then give me
the proper credit for endesvors to wake them from
their ethagy before speculators could manage to
trol the residue Of the crop"
The closing quotations in this market are as an
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Cleared
shipsCreole Foster, New Orleans, frost Hicks; Man.
ehes,sr do. kaxe Hsssrd suilivso White. Charles
Bsris-R Adams Thurston sfrica watkins u Co; John
BIRD. tird ssrlsnilia Nesnith Sons; Dyer, Dyer.
B,is.- wir,hop Ismohs Sacramento City, Azores. Ams-
bury Csair. W tlsel Nerna Brb. Dexter. DemNrars
undor-cod; Aussst> stone savspnsn sturs Chairman
sehrs-LeRoy, Powell, Apaschicois: Eri,, Lewis DO n
Poet Helene, Grimm, Chsestop; sssret wosam Peters
town .Srs RSs. Island r.sd i Bsnsrs %s. s.%..
smith sons, orse. Caroline. Kelsey Do Patriot, 80, do
si0op-' er'sss =, wsrehsn.
and psssepsers Bo,d lncksr. The has had ssc-
cesson o. heavy gaes from the W.
tosrds dsys y.t rs lat a. len 81 IS spoke Prussia brig
g. spohs ship Windsor Castle from Boston Tor New
B.rn Io-.i Got Phiissephsl whitney, He- orie.p. ~
days. With rorh. lard Va 10 glveL feb a. ship
on Csyfort Reef The days North Of Cape Hat
Bs N,prsniis tst Prospect Berry Nsuvitas 10 DAYS
vith sugar and moisses 10 nssthewsk O..
tehr Isrs tbr) Loesbas Halifax. Ms dsu. with ssh
sehr spts c.lir Hsys Eden,op NC with naval stores
schr sehsss tef Bef.s,l, shute. wiimss,on, NC, 10
day. With yellow pine, 20 D.linsr Potter
S,tr rrshcis A Bav kisa. Hulse. rerfolu. Sdsya
schr Pssbse, fnnh sndypire. \ days
tehr hsry trfuer Cransr, fhisdtlphia. days.
fcfr Clss Nsfff, Smith, Newcastle. Del. 4 dsya
tioep ihe mas Hs-hibs Josss. rrevii' nee
Below.
ship POrtsnouth tof wsrspI, and one bark.
sfirs hvaianche Hswtrs. New Orleans Creole, Foster
do; hsnchestsr Tone do; psrt tBri Hail. Baltimore;
hususu, stone ssvannsh and Others.
Sspcr g wirs ct sunri.. NV, al meridian. NV, a.
sunset ~ W. and fr.sb during TIE dsy
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Married,
BY the Rev. John Abbott, Capt. FREDERIc W. SroNR,
to Miss ELLEN M. MORGAN daughter Of Col J. b. Nor
gan. all Of this city.
At Cutohougue, L. l., Feb %, by the Rev. Mr. Frost,
CHARLES r. REEVE, Of Msttituck, to Miss HANNAH f..
FLEET, Of the former place
On Monday evening by the Rev. B. C. Cutler,
THOMAS LrDoERwooD, to RACHAEL sABELLA daughter Of
the late James Harvey Wright all OF Brooklyn L. l.
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Died.
ondsy morning, March 4, FREDERICK ]. SowER-

On Monday morning, March 4, FREDERICK J. SowEl-
Br. aged SO years.
His funeral will take place rsm the residence Of his
brother, Thomas 8 Hsmblin 6s5 Broadw way. to which
his friends and those Of the family respectfully
vitsd to attend. this afternoon 1t 8 o'clock.
On the 3D. inst, Of whoopiDg cough, IDA HENRIETTA,
infant daughter Of William ~ and Henrietta L. Du.
nell aged three months and fifteen days
The relstives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to the funeral from the residence
OF her grandmother, Mrs Sophia l. Wait go East
Broadway, at o'clock NJ
At Cahawba, Alabama, on the Gath ult, ANNA MARIA
GKIB wife of Richard c. Crocheren Of that place. and
daughter Of william Geib formerly of this city.
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PLAcrs NArIyrv.-United sratss .ls7, Ireland, 6s
England, u Scotland.A Wales Germany. Ia France,
wsst Indies. L. Switzerland, Prussia Il British Posses
siebs. ]; unknown,
Prom Hospital. Bellevue, Q; Pententary, Blaohwsrs
Island o Lnnare Asylum, do u wares Island is Ran
Isand Coiored Orphan Asy lum 3 uoloret Persons i6
City Inspectors Once. hArch2 1850
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Police InteIIiu,oee


TIE Right Thisf .4rrssfea Lat - black woman BY
the meme 81 klEa Blake va. arrested yesterday.
charge 81 stealing . gold watch aud chain valued ct
$50 N property % Elizabeth tresn an residing at No.
100 burch street. In december lat. young by
stealing the above ws'sh aud h.d several days on
sufricop have IN. real thief arrested aud the
watch found In her rosss-sion thus. this young
has been relieved of the suspoop aud by the Of
this vosp his inneceuce has been cissry established
Justice Lothrop commitsd the scx woman 60 prison
for trial.
B,pfsi Ccrdaof.-Tbres men, called Hugh McGinr,
Joel Ccgel ana Cornelius sullivan, were arrested on
SUnJsy charge OF sssaulting John Roch aided By
here Who forced their var into the dwelling
OF Rocb b. the Tenth svsnus. saturday night aud
sitter beating Rccb they seis-o bis wife beat her snd
thsp ,iost-d her person The three prisouers
cer arrest have been Identified by Roch three Of
psng Who thus omitted the outrage Justice slesssy
oomnitss n. secuted parties for further hearing
swat II bully Bs,l.A notorious thief giving his
oee of the Wv. Point residents with two others visit
70, ls-.lrJ stote No Deg street. and 90 soon as
So,y .i we ,tnr-kesrsr missed two gold vstch keys
'ss.o - eOi pursuit. given 70 the rogues, WAC
os 70 ther heels the two accom- plices escaping but
Dny telo- rse psheed and conveyed TO the ronbs
hoeert Chsfles Revoir. aides George Allen. vas
r,sted yesterday afternoon BY Mr. A. Robb Of the
Bierentn vstd police. On q charge Of burglary and
Esnd larceny, In tskipg 9TH others on the 2ith OF
E,stnsrJ' toc iron the shop Brooks and Cum ming
11s avenue ID There are three no. arrested on this
charge one 10 eth At large.
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Psrss. " csteA ". blanchard. RiisAin Topper. NO
Cets Geo Harmon VIM Ranssy ysssphus Brs4serd. yeea
than hsrram, Hcvsts Merriam, nsrlsa nsrrsm- JsAsh
psaseon. Reuben Lesry chsrss espk.ns Otis A!chly.
ssh Jones jshs u Ssys: js ssl.,ssss =. 5.sss
Joseph H.-s Jas Rss ss Cha. sS..s IN saa as.ss
skolhsls Jsbss Festsr. Levi cAsdsrwood 1oGrsft
holmes wsldron John Perry. Nash vAss, Blias Rslss
sway ir John Hathaway. O ca'ss Merrill Josssa
Gray Fettr, James Ne ccpaio Simon PrSdnan q e
Vance, Andrew Fulscn, nosss Fusos Joha Miller lanes
Ian. er, samuel Day Huntrsss Bridges 0orha An
RR.fss satS; ds.SI w., ...
nefsriin John Witt. chAs II 0resss. Lsvsh wsSssr
FRINGE Id Fsean, Asa Ccls W otrickusld. Denial
seustop, yossph strou., Francis Nichols. WI Psst
SGnn we9dsury lorenzo nsrssy UriAh Miller, lsvi
Thes se.ysy Tho. 0ibbon Johs Meyey Lsv bswysr Jsh
and Fred kmery Hiram Hartford. williams Otis Viz
SOD. Byrcn Cole. William Dorr Phillips Rsubsn Frye
niine Frcst d Stevenson. Bell, Wv Ooshrsn. ] y
D:s. wn s' f:.sy ws,sss
lawrence Dslap WIN williams, Soiouon Perisy. u
Gates, Alfred Black, Peter Elliot Evens Cbss fur
esrsoD, B whitnors, John Danvsn. Geo tans Ohss
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Others also twelve children from years Of ~
names not giyss The following compose shs oesrs and
conb ID ofhcsr Robert Douglass carpenter Wn Terry
o. james Carpenter steward Hill Harmon, baker, Edwir
Fuller steward. astsvens hsad cook Jossyh Han usy
"a cook WIN Phips tender. Uriel Albss hrsnan ess-
Aaron You, John smends 0sisn Gates Phasas Libby
Lanson Hathaway. Freeman Douglass. Lorsg Hashsvsy
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Paul Poster Alfred Black