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wa heavy and prime nominal at 8Ic Sslc OF grease
100 barrels white disposed Of at 40; and yellow
at Butter and cheese have been freely taken at full
prices.
REAL EsrArE Annexed IRE The sales at the Exchange
since last House and lot SO Bedford street
81 500; do 81 Bedford street 22x75 5000: shares
Rocky Bar Mining Co, $50 per share.
s-A further sale of J0C00 German reported
at IS Sl2 so usual credit
soAP-Castile was in limited demand. and only about
lOo boxes in lots, were purchased, at 9le mouths
sPoEs-At private treaty there very little done.
Anew hundred No nutmegs brought 81 &C.; and 20
bags sunatra pepper l41sc By auction, 1890 mats
cassia were sold at 20 % &C.
sriRiTs.-We have nothing additional TO note in To-
reign excepting 10 puDcheons Jamaica at 81 90
81 20. American whiskey in better request, and
there sales Of 500 bbs effected at 1884 DC cash
for prison ard Ohio
SUGARS inanimate and heavy so hhds common
Orleans changed hands at 5c and 81 hhds Porto Rico
at5A 51sc.
TALLow-Of prime about 500 lbs werr purch ased at
re. cssh-showing firm market.
TEAS, generally speaking not abundant, while the
demand was brisk small parcel Of new, imported in
the Ceris offered this fornoon at auction readily
picked up at slight advance, will be from the
fol- owing detailed Dung Tyson Il. half chests
4o3sc. Ale; Tyson skin SO chests c 80 do &c sos
do 26hc $40 do, 26c; 20 do. % &c. Ooons 1913 half
chests 301Sc.; les boxes do soc souchong 25 chests
22isc: 275 do 22c 40 half do BE Congou 20 chests
221ae; ll6 do 22c Nipgyong souchong so half chests
at 22c-all at six months.
WNEs-A lot Of % quarter casks sweet Malaga real
lied 81 &C 3sc.; and Is Burgundy port soc.
The grgate receipts of produce to-day by the North
River boats wereof ashes, 100 bblsi -four, $50 do
wheat, 1900 bushels rye, $500 do; oats, 1850 do
$1,000 do beef, $50 packages cut meats l6i do
butter $50 do cheese 80 do meal, 365 do whiskey,
400 bbs., and wool. 256 bales.
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Brig Sarah. colm.n. Curacao, July with md.s to Col.

Brig Sarah colman Curacoa July with mdse to Col
Brig isabella Matthew savanila % days with mdss TO
81 MT w S1s Island s f's sr,t 'sa
n. FIX ga 5PanS 4 Lowell from r..
snrs sas cav Bsasn sSars
hence for same day saw two large steamships
Brig SoasE. GO 9S.sa, skinner savana June
Brig Toledo tSi csIssn Ravens Trinidad Cuba. days
Brig ArGaeisn tOf Wiseassetl. Chase Trinidad Cuba
June ~ with sugsr and mossses. 10 master.
asS5 sh int lat ST. George
Brig Ottawa tOf BOstOn), Gage, Havanh, II days with
Brig Leonns (of Harp,wen,, Merrman. cardenas, July
sFi s5 Hla5 Es. qss ss g. AZ
sssa Sr @ New s q on
sSAs BF sShs Dandy from Eeuthsra for New York
st ss~ff Sns. ~ days with
SCR aradne fGf RrGShhsys9 Avery jacmei is days
sShr Dssdsnona tBI Hgss, Eleuthera, IL days with
Sch! 5Snlsss (St nsTPsFsi Weber M.y.su.,. PR, Is
sG6r Maxwell Rodgers Farrsn, AbacO days with pine
* = S::sa SR; Css $: Andrew: Ss u days. with
G'1 MS,'e rSss day: spoke with Sss ,s
.a from New 9sSn for @ dsy Som
schr Arlington, Lewis, Alexandra, 6days
sehr Hanley' English Georgetown 6days with naval
ssRr GrssSry ssps y5sgs days:
Schr l. Parker, Rogers Virginia.
Schr Hamilton, Sprague, Virginia.
Schr Hutchinson. Paulson, Virginia.
Sehr Birdsall, Woodmanson, Virginia.
Schr Estive Birds all. Virginia.
Scbr Cooley & Co. Eldridge, Boston, days
Schr Col Hanson, Waite Boston, days bound to Albany
Schr Montana Baett, Boston, days, bound to Albany
schr Kossnth. Davis, Newburyport, days.
schr Odd FelloH, HOwes, Barnstable, days.
Schr Excel Berry, Portland, days.
Sehr Jerome, willard. Portland, days
Schr Perry Ames, Bangor, days, bound to Harlem
sohr Sarah Smith, Havener, Searsport, days.
Schr j Sim pson, Haskell. Calais days.
Schr Adelaide, -, Rockland, days.
Schr Granville, Bicktord, Rockland, days.
Schr Fountain, Bucklin. Rockland, days.
Sehr Medora, Rhodes Rockland days.
Ship Statesman (of Warren }, Anderson from Hsvre.
Bark Arethuea, Crowell, from Palermo.
Also Dutch bark. with passengers.
Sailed.
Steamship AfreaIyerpool; ships Isaac Wright and Hun
Faran do; Independence and Rebeeea London Harriet
-; and others.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BsLrfNgnE. July ~. laJl
g Mar Coegs Serious Raiir81f .lc,i-
deli-Ofo,r SLOT. &c.
The annual common cement u the Catholic COLLEGE
a. Msrys took place yesterday In the College Hall 10
The presence q large aud brilliant audience The de-
gre GA b Wa conferred Ed.ard D Hand. Thomas
Courtney jenkins d Robert Grat.t Au ery A Jones.
joseph Eschbsch. John -t4iuel iey "a Jsc b
Nser a Baatmorr aud 1~crgs Collins, 81 Pttsbury
1be dewre@ ~ 81 vas conferred on Mesrrs William
IA TrsFeit, A. Leo Knott Wm gwvnn Coe aud SamT
Williams, q Baltim ~, Henry parke q Wheeling
and Clement ID Artuis. % Matches Tha Degree
of l.. l.. ID. was conierrsd TIE hon Andre Ben-
venu Roman. o. Lguisia1a. The premiuu,s were de-
hvered by Colonel Charlie Carroll q DAN rneaan Manor
Who dictated In the distribution Subsequently. the
tsculty and large number a uvi a guests down o.
= sumptuOus Entertainment vifh.n the collc9. walls
tram q burthen which left Betim0rr Yesterday
morning on the susluehanna Railroad had only proceed
ed shout twenty Eve miles whi the train broke through
i<1dx just the locomotive Tad passed and the
tender With half dozen carr, piled NJ Ia the bed
OF the stream, in a broken aRd damaged condition
Robert Clarke the fireman down with the ten der
and crushed 10 death whilst WIN Meredith q or
Ps the brakeman. had has and thigh broken aud
seriously injured otherwise that hopes enter
tanned Of his recovery.
BY the name q Marsh cftbe hrn Of Marsh L
Cochran proprietors OF steam planning mill, yesterday
re-ed Ofcer who serving him legal process
and on returning With smother ogfcer named Campbell
be drev pistol and fred three balls 1T them n
which entered the leg q Campbell and inflicted most
painful wound
Ageoersi meeting Of rrshmen and the friends %
Iresnd v be held this evening g. make preparations
70 obtain sign.'ure- pettien 20 the President urx
hsif ~ sufth Bren and his exied compatrOts 10 al
Low the - 70 come 70 the United states
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Passengers Sailed.

LIvEnPooI-SteanshipA ffica-DolF Penasoo and lady.
Havana; Mrs Murphy Miss Murphy, Mrs and Miss Wright
Newark NJ; Mrs Mnohin Canada Mrs Brown. child and
servant Tennessee; Mrs Arangwhens and Havana Mr.
pevens and lady NYork Mr. Graf lady. child and
mis-, H9t. Mr. H1dgkinson England Laurie Mr. Camp
TorSnto DR. Rhodes NOrieans Kingsburg. Louisiana
snS lady Cali Gw Mr. sOb NJ GhsrTsn Mr.
Longs Murphy, Don RI Petago, lady and servant
Don and LADY, Rev DR. Bacon, Toronto W.
Farrien, Paris; Chaplin. Montreal Wigs DortIs
NyOrk; TP C9de; rhilsdslphisi MT Andres, Mena. A
Mr. Holland, Norleans Mr. Ewing and servant Greenook;
Westoott, = Goddard. Provdence Dale, Mr. Con-
greve, j j Mcneil, EYork; Delbnt Fishkill; 4.
ClaremOnt Trinidad 7 Ives, Providence; Mr Campbell
Mr. Mason. England; Dalhase, Pesquier Mr. Nc Nico
Toronto; Fiedwick. London; WIN Kew, Butter, New
York; Foster, Mrs Weaver, Davis Mr. Mansfield, Mr.
Falconer j Phillips Ramsay Jr DNevn. Newerassa
1 Twasserala, de Uniara, A skinner. Lederer Mr.
Colquhoun Mr. Mr. Martin Haml-
ton. CIV; Rev Klieber, Belgium Simeon Mr. Iowa.
Cubs; J Peatfeld, Ipswich.
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o~r Phiiadeiph,s Correspondence.

PHnADELFmA July ~, 1851.
ya,, Of H,ricsu H,ro--Deafh Of Cen.naridn--RoJ-
boy &C.
Thomas stubbins Of Capt TiIl's company. who
,.,insuished himself while in Mexico BY carrying the
Ameriosn ess into Husmsntla. met with an accident
sbis morning that will probably prove fatal lie
satbuvr AT the island when, in making dive In shallow
.fer he struck his head against the bottom and 20 in
s,rsd birself that ne has since lain fpeechl -.
fhosnss Jobneon old salt At the Navai Asyum va
buried Yesterday in the cemetery sta bed 70 that inst-
s.tco cp the hanks - the SchUykin He Wa native
81 roswsy and n believed the last survivor Of The
~, q that aided Paul Jobss in che bard fought battle
,b the srr.pis He ono hundred years n age
Tn oeee ri Ster hen fiabnagan eg NJ Of the Albany
s-on.llrr hne lat nh ht rubbrd ~ about 30 n
money snd checks by .cuns pcr-on Who mut nave p
s,,sS Igself n IN, bgiiilg Beflr' o. .i7sd ~ pr
Ca night
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Died


On Wednesday July l6. E,mLr MEDoRA youngest
daughter Of John and Mary Costello aged year and
months
The funeral will take place from her late residence 1853
Third avenue The friends and acquaintance Of the
family are respectfully invited to attend.
~ child where art thou sleeping
Not on thy mothers breast.
No watch her eye is keeping
Upon thy dreamless rest.
lam weary. love. with weeping.
And 10 such is promised rest;
And thou shalt soon be sleeping
Upon thy Saviours breast.
shall never more behold thee
My Geld, my frozen blossom;
But in Death hope to fold thee,
Like dove upon my bosom.
On Wednesday, July 10, JOHN TowNLEr, in the 5Sth
year Of his age
NJ from his late residence No Ito First street The
friends Of the family and Of his sons, james II and
CHARLES Towpley, also Of his sonsi law John O. Win
tend without further invitation The remains will Be
taken - 'roenweod for nternent
ON Wedr esdsy ni,'n.pg ygly i5 THEODORE, youngest
son Of illiam ana Hester =. haiasr aged years
ana months.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from the residence Of his
parents No 10 stanton street on Thursday at O'Clock
ON the 10th Of July. Capt. BrrSaRD HASuGAs.
The friends q the family and likewise those Of his
brctherin-l1w liam HiyeT ami also the members OF
the Troop q Bregand Lancer requested to attend
BIZ funeral, from his late residence 81 Third on
Thursday l,th inst 1T o'clock lis remains will be
taken 70 corner q Eleventh street and avenue A
On the morning Of the lcth ofJuly Miss ISABELLA
HA7EToN. q consumption.
lier remains viii he taken 20 Williamsburg for inter
ment from tie residence q her father DR. Hazeon No
80 Houston street, at O'Clock, on Thursday, the 18th
instant
or the 10th Of July Of Group Eva EizAnrrii daugd-
yer Of Otis AID Mary L. fendleton aged 10 months and
days.
The relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
requested 20 attend the funeral tomorrow at 10 o'clock
iron her late residence No % Broome street Her
mains will be taken 10 fusbng. l.. l., for interment
Eastern papers please copy.
On Tues day, July j.. on Long Islan1 GfonGE NJ.
NoOLsTY, IN his s0th year
On Sunday evening. iJth ofJuy. RfTrEvHor ~. aged
il months infant son q Levi ID and Jennie Siamm.
~ Elizabcthown. New Jer-ey, Capt AEastnoyC. late
British army, aged 81 years.
At the Naval Asylum. Philadelphia on Saturday the
l-tL 81 July 'HoN4s JOHNSON, aged above loo
This CID tar h believed TO De, the last sur
yyor q the gallant who well sustained Paul
Jones in his desperate conflict with the Scraps in 1929
johnson was native q Norway. lie was bed. ridden
To- ne years previous 20 his death hut preserved
cheerful temper o. the last although recently he At
!mes EXPRESSED readiness. aud a with O. die
lie wa buried on the ltth inst in the Genet. ~ 10
the Asylum
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by Telegraph.

CRLAr FESTIVAL on BOARD THE GOLDEN GATE
PRESIDENT FILLMORE, ETC.
BALrimoRE July 10 1851
The President the secretiEy Of the Interior anI a.
veraI officers Of the army and navy-n all a com lny
Of nearly two hundred-irom Washington arrived a,
Annapolis yesterday at nine O'Clock The citizens
rushed 20 the State House hear the speaking but the
President took carriage ard drove straight the Naval
Scboa After passing through the school, he proceeded
(by the government propeller John Hancock navigaed
by the boys, and under command Of Lieut. Craven 20
the steamship Golden Gate lying some five miles out
IN the bay Dir stuart and the main body Of vsiters
passed out on the steamboat Planter
The President received board the Col len Gate
by salute and music from the Marine Band This adj
DIXON 20 the COMPANY made I've hundred persons Of.
board more than hall q whom were ladies The vessel
then steamed up 10 Baltimore There was a splendid
dinner on board storm with a strong southeast
wind sprung up in the afternoon which spoiled the
dancing and prevented the ship landing her passenaes
Al Annapolis til eleven O'Clock last night The night
lue o<ous The President and secretary stuart came
sSore IN the old propeller and al night a. Az
nspois. 81 Walton Hotel
The President, 81 half past eight this u. -nipg r.
turned ~ railroad % Washington
Mr. stuart LEFT Anna Jolis In the sp.eis train last
night with the main boy q the Washington pasen.
gers
Messrs Webster Hall and their famil.es and rom.
pany came from Washington At even o'clock and not
b-irg abe 10 board the ship remained at waton over
night They were 70 leave this morning at ak O'Clock
IA the Golden Gate for New York The NcAraeunu Ni-
mister goes along with them The ship work hand
somey. and you may expect her 70 morrow afternoon
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Teiegraphic Reports.

New ORLEANS, July Is, 1851
The cotton sales to-day and yesterday restricted
TO 900 bales those Of this morning reaching 500 bales
The Franklip's had effect The quotations are
for strictly middng SC good middling, 9iic Mess
pork sells at S13 81 s14 Corn is firm, at so 5sc
Bacon sides at So a DC Exchange New York, at
60 days, is 2. discount Freights unchanged.
BAIuMoRE, July To- 1851.
The Asia's news has depressed b-eadsuGs in our
market
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Teiegr.raie Marine Reports.

Arrivet-Shir President, Liverpool
Barb knosa, smyrna, May ~ Spoke % inst, lat % D.
Ion % ~. brig John Lvnerick for NYsrk.
Bafks Stamboul Adra and Casa Blanca. Hadley, Balt
more. Laconia, PHILADELPHIA.
Brgs Copeland Cardenas July g. Spoke fth inst lat
% Ion 70 10 chip Juniata, from Noriesns for Liverpool
Brrs John Alfred, Baltimore Erie, VIM Nichols and
clayton Philsdephia schrs Sarah Ann, Prederckburg
Monterey Delaware City Friend, and Willow, Philads-
Ihia; Tribune, David Marner, and Convert Albany
Efa Leland and Samuel Nssh, Roudouti Marietta Burr
Wankeno Bar state Maria, Two Brothers, Avenger. and
Jos Baker, Nfork
BALTIMORE, July 16.
Arrved-Lsura Esstyor,. schrs baltimore, and Eiico,t
NYork Caroline Hall Boston; Petrol San Bias brig Mary
Stanton, -.
NEv BpDropD d, July Is.
Arrived-schrs Hope " Candy. Philadelphia; sersn-
ton, SauGertes.
saiied-ship GosBold, Psei6c.
Arrived-Brig Douslas Maitland schrs Helen Perkins,
Albany; DR. Franklin, Rondout VIM Bowen, NYork
Bliza Eliwood hlbanyi Tredk Brown, NYork Merritt
Rondout; John Cutrel, Albany; Nearchus, do.
phis.
SALES, July IL
-Arrrived-Brigs vncsnnes, Rondout 18th, Hamilton,
GAMBIA.
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On the 10th Of July, by the Rev. J. Westcott, Mr..
ALEx. Il. FARqyHAR TO Miss MARY ASN DicKsoN all Of
this city.
In Brooklyn, Wednesday July l6, at the Church Of
the Saviour by the Rev DR.. Farley Mr. A L. HArcH TO
Miss ELIZABETH, daughter Of George Collins, Esq
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lsy; Bc.sGni Csps1 crswsa DO Patriot. Adrd Nav
ham Eisuthsrs MP Era berlsn Boston sally Ann,
CLARK az fiorda J.qpettc, Dc; Tree Sisters Robbins
YORK; alexandria Stsdley do; Chief Shsiier Portland;
Alfred naTrs.t Baker ch.rss Philips Tsaa,
ton; Asa EIdrdge Lowden Nfork Martha Jane Barlinx
do Bsrj nDslisih Lyon na.ven Alsssnasr Eesi DO
Gors Shase salem SouShernsr Studley SAera; John o
Diekeron CorsOp. do; w Cooper Minor do; sts,esman
Collins Salisbury Cid briss Th0osa, Rogers Oid Cam
bridge Lucy Ann, Coleman Boston; Liberty MsSee
Spence, Tork.
PROVIDENCE. July l5-Arr sohrs Lille saundersc,,.
fon, Philadelphia; Mary Eliza Smith, Rondout; sIoop
das Wardwal NYork viz Bristol Below. topsai sohr.
Porter Philadelphia schr Cape May Ross do; southamp
ton Mason sn folk Va; soop Zero: Brightman Albany.
PORTLAND, July l3-Sld brig VIM A Drew, (new of
Harpswell), Pipkham, Baltimore.
SAVANNAH. July i2-Cld bark Octavs, Collins, Carde
WEYMOUTH, July B-Arr schr Sea Lion. Brown. New
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Capt John Winsor wealthy citizen Of Sussex county
Del is trial at Georgetown in that State, for the
murder Of his wife. The OF the murder jea-
lousy. He is TO years Of age, while his victim wa
only %
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mARITImE INrELLIGENcE,
msrcmert. of ,he Oc,nn stenmers.


Cleared.
Shps-Western world Moses. Tdverrooi D A A KnrsIand
4 CO. ssrthss vineyard CrNaan. Giasroe punbsrn 4
Dimon Hsvre trktl. huif1rd Hsvre Livingston, Coium-
SRRs SNss To RhSs 81 ,h ss ssSs W. SsT
t.rl Secular, Quebec Irwin.
BsrfsvIsr,'s tssral. Gsllisno ysr.slll.s S.gr,,d
Brunette. iretle, do, Badger, PECK A Co.
s J sR b Ss,y B 1899 E1,I., nT1ss
Imt rial tBrl. weber shemogue. NIB, Freeman Co
crosby, s, join NJ Brsiss, Ma,spps, prinRvs,err
Jtetsonvie, Badger Peck Coz Partksnon, Davis Phiia
sthrs-Thos N Mtybsw spencer. ss,anlas Simpson May
hey Goi ss9ey Las. tBrl Ies, s. Johns, So, GAS
, WIFE, IV y ss'sgsns ms
Baltimore Gsser; W.stover Wheeler. DO; Abbott
renee. Allen Boston Cabot Nicser'on doi cOrnolia
-oneids o'Nel, and Penobsco, Clark Phils.
sioep.-Rorsr Williams, Rhodes Report, NILS and Hsr.
vest French Providence.
Arrived.
RIM Steamship Asia Iudlins Liverpool July IL % PM
l3 Ion - TO- EXCHANGED signals With Danish barb Grogsn.
bursh standing 20 the Westward lgth LAT " Ion 81 H.
tons masts ali gone boNsrrit standin 18Th lat
= ~ Ion % ~ passed ship sseuna Of Liverpool Ms sant
sLip Ers Lewis M,t.nrss 10 days with sursr 70 Post.
ship Hartford Ssnnerman Savannah, days, with cot
SHIP Fsrssid Ioyeisnd Charleston dsys with lumber
Bari Adams tof Bovssinhs@l cornish. stJago cub.,
days rith susar, 70 W Ewsii; Juy let p q lon 70
=, exchanged srnsis with sbark, bound showing white
BARK RsEstts, Pratt sstsn1ss Jsiy g. with sugar 70
Nefuith Son. lOth mat. lat q 3D. Ion 70 81 spoke
Hannah Thtfn,op Davis days from Havsna for Coves al
Bsrs Sarah Chase Ospoo5, Mssnzas days ~i,h sugar
Bris Ms,hse Helene (Ntet) voss ANTWERP 70 days With
n,fse and 100 passengers. - Punch Meincke.
Irie MARYLAND Norton, Oonaivcs, June with ogw0od
Bris Tcrest Crosier Por. en- Prince Jrns - viii nsb,
gany losVood, &C, 70 Brett Voss.
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THE Tt, HovR Law ~ Nrw JERsEY.-The Paterson
Itegecr of yesterday says that most Of the cotton
mills in that city continue idle the hands ding out
for the ten hour system, with the they
ceiyed when they worked eleven and half hours. Sc
yersl Of the mill have compromised the matter
with their hands the latter having submitted slight
reduction Of wages, and mills running but
half time How the matter will end II is impossible TO
say present but it is evident that the mill owners
must labor under great disadvantage under the
m and pay ing the same wages under the old when
the mills in New York. and IN most of the easter n
States work from twelve to fourteen hours per day
Unless some compromise be entered into between
the employer and the employed the matter will pro
baby end in the closing Of all the MILL.
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DR. RALPHs PRACTICAL paIyArr rREATran-

DN hLPHs PRACTICAL PRIVATE rREATIsn-
INTENDED Tor All Who need sosnd practical Informative.
I se snicted with certain dissases-givng the nature.
ymP,om progres aud consoquyncos OF each disease In
eualng structure, seminal vestnes &c, with recipes
the remedies, their management go, 6cn plain laa-
gage ensbes every one 70 successfully vssfy
saloon.ga Ip. with Ilstesi price p cents. sold 81
nwioh street Ann street and ~ most bookseier
b3, Post one, . NN~'sNf "
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ARREST OF ANOTHER OF THE DoRcHEsrRR AND
MILTON BANK RoBBERs.-On Thursday or Friday
last, Charles Thompson was arrested in Pomfret,
about three miles from Woodstock, Vt, upon the
charge of being concerned in the robbery of the
dorchester and Milton Bank. Said Thompson,
stone cutter by trade is the individual who placed
in Lincoln Dudley's hands the Dorchester and Mil
ton Bank bills which were found in said Dad
leys possession, and led to his conviction re-
ceiyer OF stolen property and sentenced to the state
prison for three years. IL appears that IN Aprn,
1880, Thompson. who is a man OF gambling haoits,
left this city with his family, and purchased, for
5000, farm in Pomfret, where the family have
since resided, but he has only once visited the place
during the whole period. lie mas employed MS
time travelling in February last Constable Clapp
received information that Thompson was at his
farm. Mr. Clapp Immediately started for Vermont
with an executive warrant, but, on his arrival,
found that Thompson had left with his TOOLS stating
that no had /" got ajob of work to do below" Mr..
Clapp left directions with Mr. Geo T. Whitney,
keeper Of the public house at Woodstock, to keep
watch for Thompson, and inform him of his where
abouts. On the day Of the arrest Mr. Whit
ney, accompanied by Ex-Sheriff Gilman Henry
Capt Marsh, and Mr.. Roswell Brown, armed
with hsh-poles, proceeded from Woodstock to
ina a.s. and found Thompson in shop, play
some difficulty, and his hands and feet strap.
pea lie snapped pistol in the fa,e of Mr..
Whitney, but it was afterwards ascertalned to be
unloaded. In shop near by the party also cap
tured Southwick, who had been confined in Dedham
jail some ten months, under indictment of being con-
cerned in this same robbery, but was released on
his own bail. lie surrendered without any trouble.
he arrests were made about quarter of mile
from ThompSon's house. All but Mr.. Whitney
proceeded to the house, which was thoroughly
searched, but nothing recovered Mr.. Whitney
placed Thompson In wagon with hims self, and, in
conveying him down to Woodstock, Thompson
complained of the straps around his feet hurting
him, and held his head down during the whole Of
the way. Having accomplished about half the
distance, Mr.. Whitney discovered that Thompson
had, by great perseverance,, got knife out Of his
vest pocket and freed his hands Thorn 2son i'm
mediately, upon the discovery, started up, and
threw himself over the side of the wagon, Whit
ney after him, holding the horse with one hard
and Thompson with the other Mr. Whitney, who
weighs about POO lbs, fell on top of Thompson.
Assistance soon came to hand, and Thompson was
again fastened up, and driven into Woodstock, AMI
safely lodged in Jail Mr. Whitney telegraphed
on Friday TO Mr. Clapp the fact of the arrest, and
Mr.. Clspp left town that afternoon for the Green
Mountain State, and returned the next evening with
his prisoner, who lodged in Leverett street jail
Another search Of Thompson's house made
after Mr.. Clapp's arrival, but none Of the stolen
bank bills were found. Southwiek was released
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MEDICAL.

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