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TREATY WITH THE SIOUX INDIANS.

Photographic despatch bearing date Wednesday last
al Mendoza, Mnnesto Territory, yesterday received
from the Hon. LUKE LEA, Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
by which assured that the object of his mission to
that region of the country had been puray accomplished
by the making of Treaty with the Upper Bands OF tn.
Sioux Indians. No particulars given in the despatch
The Commissioners (Mr LEA and Governor RAMSEY had
appointed yesterday, the 3lst, The Lower Bands
Mendoza for the purpose of also forming treaty with them
and expected TO return home in few days afterwards.
National Inteuoencer
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DIED.

DIED, the 2;h u! az he residence of her Miss
MA BARKER aHshe Of Capt Roer Ba kes OF enrco
her 81 a amisSl,
lon and exemplary mmer OF The New bridge Baptist Church
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Toposro, JULy 30.-ln the Canadian Assembly, yester-
day. MIR Merres proposed legislative union Of the British
provinces was rejected by large majority.
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MISCEELA n EOuS.
ARRIVAL Of THE STEAMER WASHINGTON
LATER FROM EUROPE.

Nrw York July 81 ls5l-The U. States Mail steamer
Washington from Bremen via Southampton arrived mere
this morning. She brings LSerpoSl oaes 10 Tue ,U
The Washington got around on Sandy HOOK aoou. zen
o'clock Wednesday night and DID not succeed IN
of until this morning She received no damage me
captain the Washington reports that on Inc Zs July ne
exchanged signals with the steamer Hermann, making line
Roadway under steam and canvas.
The Washington brings l7O passengers and one Of the
valuable ever received at this port
The West India mail steamers Magdalne and rama
ma of 1900 tons each, have been launched.
The ysers of the Great Exhibition the 18th were up
wards of 1900 which the largest number yet in attend
INDIA-The overland Calcutta mail has arrived bu,
brings of importance. Trade was very duis Inc
Bombay mail had not arrived.
anticipated The attendance at the great exhibition was
LARGE as ever the daily number OF visitors averaging 6O0OO
line of screw propeers is about being established be-
Liverpool and Brazil company forming in Lon
don for TWO steamers between Galway and New York.
The Royal Agricultural meeting Windsor was attract
ing crowds of visitors Trade indicates general increase
of activity which is only checked by the duness OF the
Liverpool Cotton market
LIyEspooI July 57H-A riot between rival Irshmen has
occurred here which three were killed and many
wounded.
Constitution has commenced and expected 10 last week
Commercial affairs had further improved The funds were
firm Wheat had declined pence per pecoite, and hou
also had receded The prospects of the harvest were more
GERMANY-Hamburg letters refer to the indignation
felt there the arbitrary conduct Of the Austrian Govern
ment and the numerous arrests that had been made.
DENMARk.-The ministerial difficulties had not yet
been adjusted
SPAIN.-The Government had received notice of an in
surrecton he attempted Madrid the 9th of July and
had adopted the necessary military precautions to prevent it
The bill for the settlement of the Spanish debt had been
indefinitely postponed.
PARs.-The latest prices the Bou!se we!e Fives 94f
Csc.
PORTUGAL.-Dates the 9th have been received. The
Cabinet had been RECONSTRUCTED by the Duke of Sadanha
who had assumed the direction of public affairs. The nan
cial embarrassmenls continued.
MARKETS.-LIvERPooL, July l6th-Cotton is very dull
but prices closed last evening previous The sales
on Monday 5000 bales.
BREADsruFrs.-Wheat and Flour show frmness
and full prices obtained Corn is in limited request
rates The best yellow is worth 27s Cd Oats and Ga
Meal firm. Barley, Beans and Peas in moderate
1uil arron 0ther articles unchanged.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Consos clooud at y for
ney, and 97S for account.
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NEW YORK, July 3l-lhe niagara has arrived from Llr
epoo bringing three days later intelligence than that oroush
by the Washington.
LIVERPOOL JULY l9-Coton is depressed and prices
lower. Better qualities show quotablc change
Sales of week SO 900 bales which spectators took
300 and exporters 1000 bales
BaEADsTrFrs-Flor is eaier Sales of Western Canal at
l9s 20s 3D. Philadelphia and Baltimore 20s 81 2ls Ohio
20s 2ls Corn is in less and has declined shilling
White 1885, yellow 27s. Wheat has slightly eceded Sales
OF red at IS. 3d. IS l0d, and white at IS. 6s 3D.
MONEY is unchanged C"nsos closed at 96a Z. s. IS,
1865 Ill ll2; Penna SIS 81 u 81.
Trade at Manchester dull during the early part Of
The week. and prices had given way The market however
closed with better feeling.
FnEIGHTs were dull.
NEW IoRx, July 3st, 10 P. Mn the English House
Of Lords the bill admitting-o seat in the Parlmeut
was again rejected by vote of IA to lOs Our despatch
does not mention the name of the person alluded TOY
The steamer CITY of Manchester reached Liverpool on the
lh. She made her trial trip and made the passage from
Greenock to Garckfegus in hours and u minutes being
the of IL miles hour She reached Belfast in Is
hours from Liverpool
Everything France gives place the discussion upon
the revision of the Constitution, which absorbs universal
attention.
The principal news from Spain is that the Queen is
cxnhe
Daguere the inventor of the Daguereoype died at Paris
in the GID year OF his age.
The Niagara reached her wharf about o'clock Judge
DUNCAN ct Virginia Is among her passengers.
his Cabinet, and is about organizing new one.
IND1A.-The overland mail brings news to June 6nd-
Much space occupied in the papers of dis
tubances revolts in several OF Indian Provinces
AT Hong Kong sickness prevailing among the
troops Very serious disturbances continued at Canton,
and all attempts the part of to suppress them
had proved futile. The bund hold possession Of more
than half the province Of Rcsang Di.
The U. S. soop OF war Saratoga was at Hong Kong
ENGLAND.-In Parliament, Horseman's attack upon
the Episcopate and particularly upon the revenues OF the
Bshopcs been frequently required TO and always excl
ted much debate. This will probably lead to formal
of oil the facts connected with the ques ION
Horsenans allegations against the Bishop Of Gloucester
have been refuted
bill has reached third reading in the House of Com
enabling parties law suits give evidence in their
cases. and enabling wives testify in all cases except
criminal ones, in which their husbands interested.
To the Editors Of the Enquirer:
HYoEIA HoTEL, OH PoIST COMFORT,
JULY 9Th, 1851.
Will you be so kind 10 inform your numerous readers
that they be accommodated al the Hygeia2 The
impression having abroad that full has deferred
visitors from arriving fast formerly and Of those
who here having sad their time, will make many
vacancies during the present week In fact
all those who may wish visit this place that they be
comfortably accommodated on arrival.
Very respectfully your obcdient servant,
MARSHALL PARKS, Supt
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PR;>CETON rIvISTnS. CaRk9 ~


SONSnF TEMPERANCE. JiLf 81" :.
b. G. Harley or rc, Tie Ipior: Ifca'tH7 ''
t!r... which calrnltu' y a'ur,"i: ,s-ri
;,.cea.. this NI,rl main heard The r'1,' '' tfh
% ~; death ..it -:eeaied friend and br1!.cf A-A'"
7. " r. Therefore. -. u,yt.i-.
R..o.ed Tht; lie. h o. e aol 9'f'' ,a oLei.
denorrs the los Of oe OF it> most H--iu! ana h"''"
ana society general its "rnant
Resolved Tint th;.DiY Ion G.epy s:u PAIN. WIZ r,-,a,e
anal frIeni- y! the .a.assj, IN their sac aud hlft1
,..,,l,rc'
Resored Tha, tn D:i<ion will fof: :or"'-!Ia -,
with the Customary order, and ars ' ,a,
monies a. O'Clock. 81 ana that ihe lsua! oaf-e u
O. tn. DiTIsIpn, To- hiTt! "A aau
Resolved T,a Ii prsanibr and r. oGoa De =" ~ ~ tEc
jnurlaI. aud that "py thereof be furnished i I' ,rair
ceased, and such offers Of ne%rpapri. as ihe IL
cessary, m geGust .ha: they noi-h The SANE: ~; ,e.
~ Tic Eic,ndl Wnis. Petcrs,ur: Rsp!oV aH ''' "
Carl-tlin Nd ali :il please copy.
-,
sE,O MEs z. 5'!iOIAS -. SHFLIo* ~ Nj
V!3 SHELTON. WHO ARE NuNk.~ihi, I.urE F.
GINA: Tax ME" t.at Un the an ~ AI-r-i t,' F..Hc
oice a. Loui- House. srg!l tase The r' ts '-ss
Jones an: on the IN OF i"u.i .'" -
Col the county "i Gr'@h az" w II Aa.n='
..epositors Il Gu and oicr-. cn oa ne IA
1851 Rnb-r. i,e III me coany OF Lou
de positions Thomas shelton and Jlef- {" .. y,.-
10 chancery ia the Circuit Cuur; Of LOUISE - H. oo.t<
wherein a. aGr o Vim Sheion dec d. ana a1. and ~
viii The Will ,n.xsd Of John slI cton, decd an I''
and othe rs deiedans ,,,,, r. suEL &
July S-cwi wall -
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rnc "HopEnsvl:e Ri'@ gives the t'i'"nZ Account % !
shooting match between Mr.. u ,vS aaa hc Jhr'0
The gentlemen had daft ally, ut tie close al |'
Johnson made .rurltr:r u The courage &" -
gnt said Le wuu;i haze st ( ,rl IL "a" :ht."r
nrX DAY he rode III: house ~! Davis "ltt ;h''" .
across his horse u irS IN his 'h IA; t''' r.
sc! between rh,rH wien Johnson t.smrnut'H!, fr' ~"
gan in s'r,iirg PISTON, ana rcml!~r" !,."i Il = y.
w,li yet his rife they could lax. crack There Inc $50.
was brought bat wennll 10 The hands al the by VIA
sent after il, Davis urn renlI,k.d that i: J,an+" ~
wait f,r him 10 reload shots should eXcalTIc! Ia.
waited ard The res ultwas the fall OF Davis VIA "
though not mortaI wrInd"
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IMPORTANT CONCERNING CURA.-lfc W. De"
papers u, Thursday announce that the L. States 49,. ,
mouth has yec-rrd oders 10 sci" immediately u "" 10Y,
posed for the Island Cuba, bu. detained ~
bic weather.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-05

We have received lnsre-tu. BOOK from the S"'.-''
MAN us; !uon, aud plnlsard Ivy "r'"r OF Congress -"
notices Of Phc Liaaii:. in the United State; b. Ea'-
C. Jewe ldbtlrln OF that Institution J. II idl D: ~
teres,ing and valuable facts.
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ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

NEW YoRx, July 3l.-The Niagara has arrived from Liv
epoo bringing three day later intelligence than that brought
L,,h cW ,oh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
CONSISTENCY OF DEMOCRACY.

The following petition was signed in 1882, by
many nsmocfatsi among whom was Imman Hof-
nef. DeHusratic Senator from The Fauquier district:
To tke GfieTai Assembly Of Virginia,
The Undersigned. Inhabitants or The county Of
Fasqaisf respectfully declare iha9theg believe the
ting bar srrived when il is highly expecient The
GpheTai 4ioYernment should poss. IS the power TO
raise and appropriate money to trans port free per
sons Of ctfs9r 10 The enast Of Atrica; AND ALSO
TG PURfsHAS ElSLAVES AND TRANSPORT
THEM LIKEWISE.
Ish~hsfpes thgylpe,ition he Legislature to take
the II rsssst pa most tffecinal Beans 10 pracHrs
aHsn6p8sfef tic Gans,ifalian II lse Lrsjed Stases
rst;t MI gre tse Congress IF ~ 1isa p,,rer 10
pfss As essssarg lars q Gerry atg eleet tReIabore
The Kaaawha Republican. ID connection with
he sbes avfeFs 10 the fact thar en- theIIth insgnt
The 7f1kasesa Eq9ni,er pahli he'd correspondence
hetsera gaFtion of the Democrats Of Fanquier
and: Mesfi 5Tner; they urying him to betoaae a
eandldass t9r reelection 70 the Senate which he de-
eiinas The Eagafru heads the correspondence
wiki ihlstsmark, I'VE sincerely regrei that The
Sfatf + hht TO ose the valuable services OF Imam
Hossler sEsks We are al loss 10 understand why
il isshatass services Of Inman Homer no,with-
saaiis snsshs wen, bow. shot beyond Mr.. Summers
IN hts emancipation views should BE .raluo5isp 10
the State saiie the views Of Mr.. Summers. though
moi q eFsppsiye asthose Of Mr.. Homer, not oniy,
10 liA pnien The Enquirer, make his election If
ne vslus n.si terrible evil 70 the Commonwealth.
0fs3 PieaMsnd RePH5Le4n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
OUR LAST APrEaI..

relltv whigsi before another issue of~opr pa
per ~ great political ba,lle will have been fought
ana wan. As far a. our exa county is Interested,
we 4 fcelit in our bonesR dat our opponents are
destihed TO receive old fashiosed drubbing. We
e aanot and will believe that al hi. The frs G
ieclidn under the amended Constitution you " III
ptova IecreanL We know that some Of yon, in
thi, owD and neighborheoI have Determined 10
support of the candidates Of the opposition j;
and II PERSONAL CONCENTRATIONS are 10 influence
that portionof yodto separate Yourselves from
your party, We trust that as GLE THE e&NDibArss
are worthy and honorable men the Wings will re.
ceivei itom the Democracy somf equivalent for
their aohle generosity. They may do il but We a.
not n,uFh expect il The etder has been issued.
''sTicf 70 youh PATTY AND soTE THE ENTIRE HtRrY
TycaEtn
wa understand that al glorious old Shepherds
towa,,ths boys are literally painting fpr the day
aud We ARE assured shs will roll up more than an
old fashioned majority for all our caudidaes-
smishdfad Leetown kabletown andihe Mounlaia
disriet, have promised to come out in their fail
sirengshl
As y Harrers- Ferry where iruer better or gs,asr
Whigs Hever lived. we know from personal inter
eours4 with our friends there, hpw the feeling i,
Sorkitg Ii is working right and in the language
Of oee;oi her galant son ; she isgaing this lime
to COME bat . CLEAR WING" But ia order 10
swell s1f majority 10 the largest ever given in the
county, rou must WORK 4 WORK from This
iime until next Monday night
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
the PRESIDENTS MESsAc Z.


This dcrument is row before The American peo-
pie, and We @oubl not willbe read with thean3fesl
Il deserves Il, is State paperof moFe nsarli-
nary merit, Eeeause il presents Every subject treat
cd OF in plain practical, AMI 4apretenjing light
Prejudice uSis, he dcep-r5oted indeed which can
had fault with itin any respett
II must command uaisefsa respect and aPproba
tiop..
That portion OF the Messase which relates 10 the
Compounds Measures OF ,he+lasl session is eseFy
hing that segld be desired The President repeats
his opinioni6at The series Of measppcs GROWN CONT
Of the slageiy agitation ought to be. :" a FINAL.
sErTLEsiENT, in principle aud substance. 81
the dangerous and exciting SUI kels whichthey en-,
braeed" lIe adheres 40 his Fecommcadaiiea !;
last year-aFd he has just grounds Tor cansratqla.
ting The Cdnsress and the Country upon the gen.
sria argaie<Sse in these measuees Of pace, which
has been exhibited 10 all parts u The Requisite
Upon susA a platform ,hg honrsi men Of all rar:
ties ssa stand with eoniaeuee and nothing bqi
patty higeiyor a thirst iof- The koois can prevent
any man from sustaining 50 able and firm Presi-
A,.t.-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
vHE rELEGRApH.


We were sbout 10 phi down an ugly word oriwO
81 connection with ihissubiect, TO show tina, SONG
efthe lines canno, Be relied upon in time Of need.
Ansr our agent at Washington bad spent money
ana,sins IN kes,ing every thing arranged, for The
rronps delfFsfy ofthe Presidents Message in five
minufes afet Il was sent into Congress, the nrs-
psieh annor1eing the event could not besens thro.
because she Fredericktovn operator lad q ri d
ii.~ess NoiSi,hssaneihg he had been warned al
haif past n aas The Message was aboa, 10 be sent
% Congress. lae operator a. Washington was ALI.
ing Aifa Ia rain al scar so'elock lie then lad 10
,,ry he BalliEtsore line
Such neg iSence Is not only veAatious, bur 10 ear
minds disAoaes,.
IE5Mr. Amps. Kendall has any eoatsSl over his
matter, the s9,ncr he applies remedy HE. besssr.
sueh j iels sfsph line Is not only haneug. 3D.: !
cheat j
LII ranbais6e relied upon IN such an rmefgepcy
a. Iris, uha,. il The name o common sense, ii i,
eoot fof
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THE HIGHT SPIRIT.

wehtve never KNOWN the old men of our party
TO manifest as much interest as they do ow, In The
coming election. They appearto be aroused airdver
the esany, Theyoang men, TOO are Furnishing
theif armnr and preparing fnF the bauIe, Whist
we ds MD doub, that our patty throughout The coun-
y vflte4 their duty, we cannot tarbear l5sar, ha,
the Yoqns wings of Harpers- Ferry and. div n are
surpss.irg themselves A. ali evidence of The en-.
tAusasm, which prevails otie il Them told rs. Ihat
tAey worked all day, all night ana all The 5saaee
ofliss li9e"
veiwbuld respectfully suggest lhs, the Old
Wings he young wings aud all The whig, vote
early i's the morning. a note and gallant friend
Al Shepaerdslowp, says be always votes early W.
fear IL Eigat de hsters sisitn
Give San early pull, a long pull strong
pull aada pull all iogetsern f5rfsuwmFs Watts.
Baxter. Ra.eler Henderson aud Graulaam and you
viii pull iossoine purpose
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
4 MERIroRIoUs cAsDIDArE.

we are gEaiihed to learn that ALExAxDER R.
BoTgLER. Esq, of jefferson, received the Senaior-
al nomination for JEFF ,rson ana Berkeley. There
is nor more meriioritus gentleman in The dis
uict--unexceptionabe 10 every point Mr.. Boie-
le. possesses great talent, and is handsome de-
ciaimer-his voice and e3ocniion are such as to
win. impercepsibly, hni firmly. His selection toihe
Senate will bring sireng man inioiis councils /;
in him Fiil be found sgVroos intellect that will
dispeI leihafgy and insPirf The Senate with land
ihIe spirit Of advance TIE district has heretofore
been strongly Wing, and i,lwoud be blight on its
eScrieheon, ia il fail 10 elsct Mr. Bosrler1 by any,
thing short 81 handsome majority.
ffedcriclbars. HeraId
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
WHICH PARTY Is RIGHT.

Thesexcuse given for Joe Johnson's vote
against the Irish Relief Bill is that the an.
preparation was. unconstitutional. Ift6is f
SO, how did the constitution confer power on
Congress to send United States Steama,
for the Hungarian Patriot, Kossuth2 IL !,
was constitutional to appropriate SIS. 900 e
defray the expense Of the Hungarian evils
how could it have been Unconstitutional T.
rescue the starving crowds IN Ireland from,
death worse than the plague Oh consis.
tency indeed thou art beautifull The 80.
stltution Is gutta peTcha affair, in the hands
Of the Democracy it cau be used TO GOV >
heinouss offences at one time. aud brosloh,
again into judgment to prove the yeries,
sinner the greatest saint
TT5ra;,,,., n, !,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. REGISTER.

This Journal suspended for The last year has
heea res asiiatqd and Is now under the editorial
cnnftel 81 Mi J, r II BslNeM4a. The editor, in
his address - his patrons says
III regard 10 politics The Register will maia..
tain an Independent tui respectful position at All
LINES with fall liberty tn speak forth is sentiments
with freedom when occasion NAV demand it,
Whateyrr shall add 10 the strength ard weiEbeing
Ut the Union Nha have it, ardent and z<alpus sap
port while every thing Of conifary spirit and ten
adeney will IS rehnked and uppbssd wish all the
ahilfiy aud power thar can be brJush, into reoatsi
t5Ua =
Mr exhibits tact and ability as an editor;
AMI We wish hin egery success Imaginable
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
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An ACCIDENT.

On Friday last. whilst two of our vouno
gentlemen we're cunning. one Of them. ME-
Richard II. Turner, was accidentally Shot IS
the face, seriously injuring the night eve
and slightly ipjuring the left The gentle,
men, We learn, were upon opposite sides Il
a hill, andSas Nj f. arrived at the ton of
the hill, in coHsingsin tie direction Of b;s
friend his friend fred at rabbit and miss
ed it, the load taking effect in Mr.. rs. face
The distance was too great to do other sar;.
Gus injury Lccs6uxg Washiagtonian
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
AMERICAN ART-uNIoN, 1851.

We would remind our readers, the Agerey
Of this eAeeilen, Institution closes On the 10th
inst, in this county
We havea on several occasions, directed pub
l'e attention 10 The beaaiifal offerings Of Au-it
so ehsafts atf'fds, and We wopld seain recon
mend 70 'hofe who love The beautiful in Design
aud Ari 70 errhrace This opportunity Of supplying
Themselves fer . Hsrs tr.as with works Of the
esgi'es. excellence, TO beauty aud sdorn their
homes.
Subscription. to Be- made 10 Mr. B. W. Her
teri. Ageri.e pr John T. Brown. Esq IN "
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1851-12-04
ELopEMENr ANp ARREST.


The eSeitemep; Of falling walls and broken climbs
IS slightly arrested thismorning by case oil fallen
virtue and broken VOWS. which possess some new
and niqaant features. Tbs story is thtfs told in the
Herald:
The police Of the city for some time past
have been on the alert for reported Hun
garian, named ,Maxiu.iIian Beuedict. alias
Baron Baumgartner, who stands charged
with the seduction Of the wife Of Mr. G ii
Taylor, wealthy notwithstanding Lon-
don who charges this hungarian refugee not
only with tile seduction eff his wife hut III.
ducins her to elope with himlo this'cuunfry.
taking with thcm over $1,000 worth Of Mr.
Tayiof's property, consisting Of watches.
jewelry and money 1t arpears. from tic
affidavit made>by Mr. Taylor bcf5re Justice
McGrath. Que Of our efficient police justices.
that about six months ago, the aernscd was
introduced into his family In London as a
friend and visitor, and also represented as
one of the unfortunate Hungarian refugees
Soon after his acquaintance with the family.
be commenced to make lave to Mrs Taylor.
a young and thoughtless woman. who on his
persuasive arts, conc,uded to elope with him
aid in SO doing aided ~ The, Fclucrr, robbed
her husband. OF tie above named amount of
property and decamped
as soon as the husband aseertained She
-bad4eleped ,-supposipg they had gone to
France lie went IN pursuit First he went
to Paris, and not finding tbcnlthere lie CON
tinued his pursuit to Prussia. Austria and
other countries in all If which he learned
the character Of Beuedict,to lie know as a
swindler. and had frequently been arrested
Each Of those places proving unsuccessful.
Mr. Taylor concluded to come 10 New York
and took passage in the steamship City of
Glasgow, which arrived at this port on
Saturday night last On Inquiry after his
erring iSite. lie ascrrtained that the swindier
had palmed himself off on Mr.. Genin. the
halter as one Of the Hungarian refugees
and followers of Governor Kosseth. and
was thenresiding in the house Of Mr. Geuin.
who had taken him and his reputed wife nm.
der his roof as one Of the Hungarian patri.
ots. Mr. GenIn having been led to brheyo
that his representations were true from sim.
ilaFstatements made to him by other parties
relative 70 the identity Of Mr. Benedict I
On these charges preferred by Mr. TayIor.
etAcer Jones took both the parties into ems.
t6dy and conveyed. them before Justice Nc.
Grath aid on searching his person was
found g5ld watch and Chain, valued at
$3.50, together wifi an elegant snuff bon.
worth so. and "a gold finger ri 2 All this
property was identified by Mr. Tayl6r as be.
longing to him and Of his own sr6pprtv
having been stolen ~ this Benedict. Who 4
seems, was not satisfied with stealine lis
gold, but robbed him Of his wife besides s.
The magistrate committed the accused IL
prison TO await further hearing The wife
was takep charge Of By her husband. who II
seems, snow willing TO overlook the mast
Is she will never do so any more.