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The republic., 1851-12-13

three times week.
Leave Wkesbarro every Monday, "Wednesday, and
Friday, al 9 m;
Arrive at Honesdale Same days by pm;
Leave Houesdale every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, at
Arrive at Wilkesbsrre same days by ? P M
Proposals for six times week service, and to end at
Carbondale will be considered.
9s93 From Carbondae by Archibald, BlakeIey Dunmore
and Scranton, Hyde PaIk, II miles and back, six
times week.
Leave Carbondale daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Hyde Park same days by I'm;
Leave Hyde Park daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Cabondale same days by pm.
1894 From Wilkes1arre, by Kingston Truckvle, Hunts
vile, Lehman, Dallas, aud Bowmans Creek, to
Tunkhannock, 33 miles and back, week.
Leave Wikesbaue every Friday at m;
Arrive at TuDkhannock same day by p m;
Leave Wilkesbarre every Friday at sam;
Arrive at TuUkhannock same day by pms
Leave Tunkhannock every Saturday at am;
Arrive at Wkesbane came day by m
1895 From Wilkesbare, by White Haven, Rock Port and
Weiherby, to Mauch CHUNK, Al miles and back, three
times week.
Leave wkesbarre every Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at 6 m;
Arrive at Mouch Chunk same daysb 7pm;
Leave Mnuch Chunk every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, at s a m
Arrive at Wilkesbarre same days by IN.
1895 From Wyoming, by Carveton Orange and Centre
Morelond, Bowman's Creek, l6 miles and back,
week
Leave Wyoming every Friday at am;
Arrive at Bowman's Creek same day by pm;
Leave Bowmaus Creek every Friday at
Arrive at Wyoming same day by pm;
1887 From Eton by Mehoopany, Scosyile, North Flat
Sugar Run, Terrytown Asylum and Durel, to To
wanda, 40 miles and back, twice week
Leave Eaton Every Wednesday and Saturday at
an;
Arrive a, Towanda same days by 6 pms;
Leave Tswanda every Thursday and Friday at 5 ms
Arrive at Eaton days by p m.
1898 From Tunkhannock, by Ok Bow, LenoxvIe and Cliff
ford, to Carbondae, 80 miles and back, once a week,
Leave Tunkhannock every Monday at am;
Arrive at Carbondale day by pm;
Leave Carbondale every Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Tunkhonnock same day by pm.
Proposals for three times week service will be con-
sdercd.
9399 From Tuukhaunook by Russell Hill, Sterlngville,
Brsinrem, Skinner's, Eddy, Laceyviile, Browntown
Wyslusng Lime Hill, Rummer6eld ID Creek, Standing
Stone Wysox, Towanda, Ulste., Milan, and Athens,
to Waverley, N. Y, SO miles and back, sir times
The republic., 1851-12-13

Arrive at Elmra next days by pm
Leave Elmra daily except Sunday at Sam;
Arrive at w Wiliamsport next days by pm.
Proposals for three times week service will be consi-
dered.
s444 From Jersey Shore by Wakervile, Waterve Gar
retsvie Little Pine Greek, Texas, Norris Welsboro,
Chatham Valley and Little Marsh, to Knoxville, and
return by Westfeld and Pine Creek, rs miles and
back, week.
Leave Jersey Shore every Friday at a m;
Arrive at Knoxville next day by 5Pm;
Leave Knoxville every Sunday at M
rive at Jersey Shore next day by pm.
9445 From Pike Mills, by Pike Valley Mxtown, Hector,
and Sabnsvle to Westfsld, Is miles and back, once
Naweek.
Lave Pike Mills every Thursday at Gam;
Arrive at Westfeld same day by l2m;
LeAvs Wes6ed every Thursday at pm;
Arrive at Pike Mills same day by m.
GAG FromLock Haven, by Farrandsvie, Young Womans
towns Wespor, Kettle Creek, Cooks Run, Snns
tnahoning, Second Fork, Pine Street, Cameron,
Shppen, and Norwich, smthport, lO3 miles and
back, week.
Leave Lock Haven every Tuesday at IL m;
Arrive at Smihport every Friday by 4 pm,
Leave Smithport every Tuesday at 4pm;
Arrive at Lock Haven every f rday by pm.
9447 From Cowdespr, by Homer North Wharton, Whar-
ton, and First Fork TO Sinnamahoung, SO miles and
back, once week.
Leave Cowdersport every Thursday at am;
Arrive at sinnamahoning same day by loPm;
Leave Sunsmahoning every Friday at a m;
Arrive at Cowdersport same doy by PM
e44s From Wellsboro by Pine Creek Gaines, Pike Mills
West Pike, Cushingvlle, Sweden, Lymunsvle Cow
derspori Roulette, Burtvilc, ard Port Allegheny, to
Smiihpnr 73 miles and back, week
Leave Wesboro, every Monday at 6 m
Arrive at CoNdersport same day by m, and at
Smiibport mex, day by 6 pm;
Leave Smilhport every Monday at6ami
Arrive at Wesboro next days by P m.
9449 From Cushingvle by Ulysses and Turner Creek, to
Spring Mills, N. " ID miles aud back, once week.
Leave Cushingvle every Tuesdayde Sans
Arrive at Spring Mills same day bys sam;
Leave Spring Mills every Tuesday atl0am;
Arrive at CushngviIC same day by IN.
945O From welsboro by Chsr,son Crooked Creek, To-
90, snd Baly Creek, to Rutland 80 miles and back,
week.
Leave Wellsboro' every Saturday d6smi
Arrive at Rutland same day by 4pmi
Leave Rutlard every Friday al sans
Arrive at Welsboro' same day by SPIN.
o45I From Cowderspcr ny Coesbug, Elsbnrg and Gene
soc Fork, to WelIsvlle, N. Y, 80 miles and back
three times week
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MURDER IN NASSAU A murder has beeR
stances attending which We give below, as elected
ON the COroner's inquest. The name Of the vctim
Is Robert w Crlsscy and he supposed TO have been
murdered by a residing near HIM, named Dan
forth Dodge.
On Friday evening, the 18th OF July, Crlsscy and
Dodge were seen IN company IN the village Of Alps
They had been drinking together, but not to very
great excess and seen IN company on the road,
gong toward their homes. The same evening CrIs-
sey was found on the road, lying IN an Insensible
state large wound, nearly two inches IN circum-
ference was visible about half inch above one Of
ms ears lie was conveyed To his home, where every
attention was paid him by Doctors Carmichael
HAYNES and Thomas, but without elect lie died
Yesterday morning.
He wa, lnsensble much Of the time since tho
night Of the 18th Before his death, however.
Dodge was brought before him, when the dying
man declared him 10 be the murderer. lie has
also made affidavit 10 the same effect. IL Is sup
posed that he struck with stone or hammer
Dodge the supposed murderer, immediately fed.
and has not been heard OF since. lie las not sis-
tanned very good character. lie Is an old often
der, having already served one term IN the state
Prison from which place he graduated about Two
wears since He was sent there for arson, IN burning
the barn Of his mother inaw.
Crssey was about 50 years OF age, ana leaves
family 10 mourn his loss. Coroner Dereest heid an
inquest on the body yesterday, and the jury rem
dered verdict that Cnssey came To ms death rom
blows received from Danforth Dodge, wlllulIy AMI
maliciously. on the 18th Of July =,
The officers are now IN pursuit OF the OHcnutt. ~
il said he mas expressed his determination not 70 DC
taken alive TROY Budget, ID
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Aunnnseh Murder.


PROVIDENCE, K /, saturday,, August = IS5f
woman WAS found buried IN the woods IN SEQ
konk, about two miles from tins city, on Friday last,
who had evidently been murdered. The body hal
on no clothing whatever, and was about two fee
below the surface of the earth. except her head.
which had turned forward IN getting her into the
pit or grave. The head had been exposed by tho
digging OF some dogs which led TO the discovery.
The body had probably been buried for two weeks.
No clue has been discovered 20 her name or resi-
dence There is good deal of excitement IN the
place, but 40 one IS suspected of the murder II ~
The general belief that she has been killed IN Provi
dence aud carried there IN the night Several humps
of potash were found about the body, which had Ia.
stroyed the flesh IN one or two places. She had gold
ear.rlngS IN her ears.
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Fire at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Saturday, August )
fre broke out about ~ o'clock last night IN the
Laundry on the corner of Commerce and Talcou stS.
and before the flames were subdued, the establish
ment with nearly It's entire contents was destroyed,
including some 5000 pieces of linen, and WOODEN
blankets valued al $1,000
The lower part Of the building was occupied ~
Mr. Met ollum, an organ factory All ms tools
and an organ half completed were destroyed Loss
$4,000 The loss on the building Is SI.5O NO IN
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Later from Havana-ArrivaI OF the Aiabama-
Gr,at Fir At san Francisco - Volunteer
.hn

NEH-ORLEANS, Ilur~iay. July n
We have later advices here from Havana,
which state tia, Trinidad AMI Villa Clara hal
declared agslns, the Government, and IN favor u
tue insurgents
4 dispatch received here ,o-da, from CIns,a-
natl reports tina; large bodies 81 young men rs
that region are waiting for an opportunity 10 Fsa
the insurgents
The steamship Alabama arrived here ,stsy
aug y from ChaSres, with later aivIeeS fro~
California Another c0nhagratlon had occurred
At San FsanclSco, IN which ten squares wers
burnt, and three millions worth OF property was
destroyed Several lives were also lost. The
fire is believed to have been the work N mcea-
diaries
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| Reported Movements relative to the Inv asioa



There ~ much excitement here on Cuban affairs,
and several volunteers left here yesterday for Carfc
mas. Immense numbers. II Is sad, are preparing IN
the interior of this State. and IN Alabama for tie
same destination.
A letter plst received ron New.OrleanS states that
one thousand men left that city on the night OF the
Goth ut for Cuba. Two steamers have been pur-
chased Il New-Orleans by the CubtnS, and the gen
era impression there WAS that the patriots woudgc<
possession OF tkc island before the present effort
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Negro Celebration, &c.

PIrTSBURO, Friday, Au9uSt 7.
Great preparations ale being made by the colorrA
folks tor The celebration of the Anniversary OF the
Emancipation OF the West India slaves. large
number of speakers from various parts of the coua
try. are present The heavy ram will interfere VIVA
the proceedings.
The Ralrord is driving 4 fine business
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Mnrkets NV .ORLEAss. Ausas, !

CorroS-SaleS Small,-barely 300 baes-at Tic
for mlddng The Nlagara's news came too late 10
effect the business Of to-day. Sales for the week
5000 bales receipts 900. stock on hand. $1,000
receipts ahead Of last were 276,OO0
TOBACCO Sales, yesterday, 900 hhds, a. full
prices. Market irm.
FLOUR-St LOUIS, 81 80.
PoRK-sae. of 900 bbs Mess, at els.
WHisKY--l lrm, AT 2Cic.
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Later from Texas, &c.

NgN-ORLy,Ss. Thursday July ~
Dates from Galveston 10 the Goth announce that
the Indian troubles still continue and that the crops
are very promising
Upward Of thirty buildings were destroyed by the
recent fire AZ Alglers, opposite the city
The steamship Union viii sail tor New York To-
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WILLIAMSBURGH ITEMS.

NEW BrnDIsGs.-Mr. James Pulls has
commenced breaking ground fox ne" block on the
east side Of seyenih-si TO extend from south-f Iln
10 south-sixth-s, THIS Will make, IN the Immedi'
ate vicinity, say between Souih-Tmrd ana SCUM
s,rth and Fourth and Seventh sts at least one nun
dred three and fourstoy brick buildings pat up THIS
season beside large number IN various other paris
Of he town It IS said, as finished they readily hhd
tenants
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

DEATH By LAuDAsuM-The Coroner
Jury returned verdict in the case OF Mrs b LDef.'
wife Of Mr. Geo Ebert grocer corner OF Nor'n.'
and Seventh SIS, 10 the effect that her DEAN "as
caused cy taxing an overdose of medicine ".
whether n ignorance thereof or not the Jury ea'o
cav III was said laudan1m vas taken TO -'es' d"
..-.ct of dlzrrhpal
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The Minister 90 Mexico.

WA>WNGros, saturday, August
Hon Robert 7. Leicher, MlniSter 10 Mexico has
returned 10 this city. much improved IN health lie
Is awaiting Instructions from The Government. ID re
Turn 20 Mexico
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BROOKLYN.

TUF JACKSON Hollow AFFMR.-A post
mortem examination was yesterday held upon the
body Of Bridget Hafrn, who died on Saturday morn
ing under circumstances which led to the belief
that her death might have been the result OF Vlo-
lencc inflicted during the melee IN Mckinney
house on Friday evening. After careful ln'eSu'
CATION INTO all the facts 1t was ascertalned that her
death was caused by congestion of the brain, brought
on by dissipated habits and probably accelerated by
the tumut on that occasion The body presented
some external marks of violence, but not sufficient
to have caused death.
STRANGE CIRCUMSTANCE.-A woman re
siding IN Classon.ay came to the Chief of Police on
Saturday morning, and Informed HIM that on the eve
ming previous her son, little boy about or years
OF age IN company with other children, went 10 the
nyer TO sw m and was drowned that being informed
ofthe occurrence she proceeded to the river, got the
body OF the child and brought 1t home, and then
locking the doors. went in search of her husband 10
inform hin of the fact but when they came 10 the
house, they found the ADorS had been broken open
and the body taken away Very little reliance was
placed In the womans statement at hrst' out the
husband subsequently informing the Chlet to the
same effect hat officer instituted inquiries INTO The
matter, and directed search to be made III order to
obtain some further information IN regard to II Dut
thus lar nothing has been ascertained as TO me truth
of the story further than the assertions OF the pa
rents
Pic Nc Excursion. The Sunday School
attached TO the Carlton-ay VI. f. Church contem-
plate proceeding to jamaica Ii, on Tuesday on
pic nc excursion
Fatal. AccIDENr.--On C0lumbla-st.,
. number If vessels constantly discharge their car
goe, Of lumber which is piled up in an exceedingly
hurried and careless manner-untll permanently
nlaced-as an officer IN constant attendance IN the
locality expresses 1t, "a bird lighting on II "ouiu
,hrow Il down" Or Saturday afternoon, between
and6 O'Clock. a child named George Duff about seven
wears Of age whose parents reside close Dy Nj ner
seys alley ran into shepherds yard, tthe hrst rom
Atlanticst) when one OF these piles fell anu Alled
hun on the spot
FxTR.oRpIN,RY CoNDUCT.-T oTil-
GERS John r. Corr and John Bray, were, on oatuf-
s,v charged by A man named Winters with having
forclbly and illegally assaulted him. and eJected MIN
from m, room m Court.st Of which he was IN posses
sion Having done 50, they took him before Judge
King upon charge Of assault, and he was fned sio
7, was clearly proved they had entered the complain
s,,, room about the possession Of which there was
disnute) without any authority, and forcioIy
aragged him out. The Justice fined them - each
q, tho assault and a complaint will be preferred
- -, ,hen with A view 10 their dismissal from me
Ponce.
DuowsEp-A son of Mr.. VIM. Simpson,
If Nvrtle.ay.. aged about 10 years, fell INTO the
water, al Atlantic Docks, on FRIDAY evening" a''A
Wa drowned.
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r. Hon. William A. Graham, Secre-
try Of the Navy, was invited to apuOlic dinner
: =. ,,,srds in Raleigh, \. C., on his return %
" ..biogton. which ne declihe'-
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A FAlR."-A Fair, somewhat after the
English pattern has been established at mineral
Point Wis One Of them, held IN June, rs mus sPp'
ken OF IN The Tr,tunS OF that place "On this oay'
pursuant 70 pubic notice for that purpose gwen,
FAR was held at the village OF Mineral font, aoo =
very grea, assem5lage OF farmers, mechanics ena
eitizens appeared on the ground seiectei, Nheh q
number Of horses mares and colts, anu heau, ~
horned cattle cons SING OF yokes oil cA'lie, ms.
COWS and calves and young cattle, were
for saler The sales reported 70 nave OeeH 'u'S
satisfactory.
F,ov,r SAVANNAH, GA fire occurred
.s.rannsb oo the 18th nit. Of which the Gensianof
a. 5o,h a1ves the following LIST OF sqnerers Mr.
WaIbures loss Is q ,0O0-he was ih.efeg nI. oVnns
va 60 6oo Mr. Kennedy's $500, M. Daroy's $3.50.
~, = b'Ser's 1900 and Mr.. Mirault's $f0O-neither
"a ~ I'm had any insurance Mr.. Foleys loss Is
go no was insured Mr. Browns loss Is about o..
seohe had 800 insured MI. Dlbole lost tl30 -
500.
Flsg.-The paper mill belonging to the
Goodman Manufacturing Co., in South Hadley, was
entirely consumed by fire on THURSDAY morning
scarcely anything was saved There was no In.
surance on the building, which was owned by A
Z Moody. The machinery and stock were insured
for 5000 Entire loss estimated at $4,000 The
FIRE Is ascertaIned 10 have originated IN the loft Of
the building. boston A'i2s-
~ The telegraph reports a recent IRE
at Alge.S. opposite New-Orleans, which destroyer
s50It ~ buildings
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arriyalort the Southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, sunday, August
The New Orleans mail. rs late due has arrived.
but tie Southern papers a, hand barren oi news
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REVENUE or THE Posi- OFFICE DEPART

REVENUE or THE Posi- OFFICE DEPART
NZyr.-We are gratifed 10 learn that the accounts
for the quarter ending March 81, 1851, which have
Isi been settled at the Pos, Office Department, show
h,t the net receps Of hostages during that quarter
amounted 10 Ia, s2s ~
For the corresponding quarter OF ls5O
the amount was.---.-.--.------.----- ItozIo1 ~
showiny An increase of... 426I, 76a 70
or Of about III per cent.
Should the receipts OF the last quarter OF the hsca!
wear (the accounts for which Will not be fully settled
until October show similar increase the revenue
account for the year will exhibit the gratifying IN
crease OF Is per cent. nearly Nat. lntelhgencer
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M,ov1,,p.-DAsIEL NJ. Henry mas 'eeh
80 hv the Wings Of the Vim (herr')
District
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By Telegraph 10 the New.York Tribune.

s~.tt>-- Ssy-,s Tegrscs or- eor,<- a, 80 g,.,-Sv
bes~s- srrefs
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\ Y ard l.. U ; y ; Co 81 Wail->,..
NEw-NoRx. Friday. July Il, i,jl

w DEAR SIR Seeing by our papers TIA, L Is pos
sihle You may vis.i England, permit ne 20 tender
YOU such accommodations board 81 our steamers
20 and from there A. may 5e nsst likely 20 coa1uce
10 youT comfort while crossing the ocean
lours, respectfully, EDw X Collins.
To Hon DaNiTI WEBSTER
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Fer tr,,'r T'i's-sps'e D,spusl,, s.. Villa Peg.
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MR. WEBSTER INVITED TO PLEASURE
TEiP.-By the following correspondence. t will be
perceived that Nh Collins. with characteristic Lber
Atty. has offered the Secretary Of state all the
vailed facilities Of his splendid ships the Hon
gentleman should fulfil 4 rumorei promise NJ a yisil
to Europe
IL II :, = -. ~ -. :.
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|. O. OF .. F-The Grand Lodge l. O.
Of F. of New-Jersey, holds its annual session IN
Trenton on Thursday next, and tickets Will be issued
on Wednesday at the Railroad Offices In Newark and
Jersey City, enabling all who wish to go and return
fer half price commencing with the Wednesday
evening Iip, and continuing good until Saturday
evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

ARREsT OF CoUNTERFEIrER.-Ay young
man, giving his name a William Jones, was arrested
bv officer Walsh OF the Second Ward, charged with
having passed to John Dovin so counterfeit bank
note In payment for goods. Jones had variety Of
other counterfeit money IN has possession justice
Laihrop committed the accused to prison for exam
inatlon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

SUSSEX AND WARREN RAILgoAD.-The
Spsssr Register says OF this proposed Railroad from
the New-Nork State line TO the Delaware Water
Cap that although bu, little has been sud lately IN
the papers upon the subject, :, has been privately
agta,ed by many OF then intelligent farmers, and he
tide of opinion its behalf IS rising strongly As to
warrant the most sangulne expectations offs speedy
success One Of the Committees appointed TO sohcl'
subscriptions went out few days since In Vernon,
Hardysion and Lafayette townships, and procured
subscriptions for stock amounting 10 $4,000, and
Is added assurances were received tor $4,000 more
Only about $4,000 remains 10 make onty OF me
stock The Register strongly urges the PROJECT on
account OF the Inestmable advantages which kal!-
road facilities would confer upon that rch asIlcui
tra anu mineral region and says that If sussex ana
Warren are 10 remain without those facilities theu
possessions Will sink IN value, and the enierprishs
portion OF their young men VII seek ohef iesi''''
more lay ored with modern Improvements, 10 earn
livelihood and bless by the exercise OF their m''1'
aai nhysir,l energies
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ARRIVAL OF AN lRlsH PAlRior.-R D.
Williams, celebrated is the writer who, under the
sosbriQast OF shamrock ia the Nation deg GIFTED its
readers with his Wit, and who was subsequently IN
volyed IN State prosecution OF the editors and
proprie,ors of the 7rlbe OF that city, has arrived IN
this City. lie was the partner OF kevn lzoi O'Do-
hetiy who transported for articles that appeared
IN that Journal during ISIS but the proofs against
Mr.. Williams were not so strons, anG he escaped.
Dr.. Antsell who has been Tor some time here, and
has delivered lectures on Chemistry II TINS C.y, and
III other parts OF the United States was the third
partner, and fortunately escaped TO this country De-
fore he made amenable 10 the tender meTc!es OF
British law. MT. Williams belongs 10 the medical
pyOieSsion
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ANOTHER BURGLARY Assistant Captain
Hicks and Officer Gilmore. of the seventeenth
Ward. arrested two men. named John McComoS,
alias Gopher, and William Hogman, alias Dllbery
on 4 charge of breaking open the front door of the
grocery store, No. Sixth street occupied by Tho
mas White. and stealing therefrom IA gold watch
valued at s35 which behind the bar. The stolen
property was found in their possession, and they were
committed to prison for TRIAL by Justice TimpSon
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FUNERAL OF THE MURDERED POLICEMAN. -
Sergeant Michael Foster. the officer stabbed Oh Sa,
urday morning, died IN the evening OF the same day
His funeral VIII be held this afternoon at o'clock
on which occasion large portion OF the Pohce forc
Will attend The following order has been promul
gated
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BRAVE CoNDUcr-James Darling, pas
senger IN the ship Marathon which arrived here on
the 3st ult performed an act on the iilh While on
the passage, deserving OF mention James Farrell
somehow or other got overheard, and Darling
plunged into the water after him. and, after des-
perate struggle, rescued HIM. Unfortunately, Far
rell died afterwards from the effects. But this does
not de;ract from the brave conduct of the young
man who perled his own life 10 save that Of fellow
beng.