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board steamship Panama, Of dysenery, Mr.
u c Potter New London, Conn., aged 81 Barsa at
FEB IS residence Of Dr. Pre,iyman. cctamas Co.,
after long illness, James L. Goodrich aged 90 formerly Of
On The i7h MARCH, suddenly convuons infant daughter
Of Thomas ". and Joanna Sutherland.
On Paris Bar JOha Brsco aged 20 years He va naive Oh
BaliuoIe.
Of pennsylvania He drowned attempting to save his
ns.sheors property.
Hill formerly resident Of Worcester Co, Mass aged ~ years
go March Santiago Rsyna native oil sono-
~, heSico, aged about 80 years. . - nj. =,
dropsy ssed about IS, formerly from Alabama -.
ship Surprise August H. James ''"'s''
I. Xertorn Nevada Co. ssd March DR. C. C. Pope ased
q year formerly from Wanes Co, C. Death caused Dy IAN
from horse. - f. p.,.,.,. d..
y,s.eco Hammond John Smith and child H. H. Eiro,
Hsnry Reese Joseph Null Richard Dorlsnd
the 18th March, ot chronc
S.utss Ds,d Williams aged 20 native Of Wales and
InteIy Of 81 Clair, scbuyhDCo., Pa
Gu 24h March, Of chrome darrbea al ihe sans pacs'
gchols. sses2 New fork.
Al The j. ~ futerson ssq Poh Co.. u IT, on 'le
ush Of January. Margaret A., oonsor e A. NJ Miller ,
o. T. the nth OF February eoeccs D. nJfe anu
Two day. prior, a inant daughter .
z Also on The a2d Of February William hyre Of srypelss
hsdy March, consumption FASTENED ny the mee
al N ELrabet Bradsireet Of Samuel D. Bradssst,
aged "A, formerly Of Ro~ey, Mass $50
Ls Angeles the evening ofte 18th OF March, ater sno
fper- Dr. George Of stanford, Lincoln County N.Y.
aged 30 years Dr. e HIS native place and removed TO Mex
% mercantile pursuits ID tat county
Gil his grafton California, some three years ago 49, ~.
Sag Fyanesco from March q 10 |areh T'iss
u, Elizabeth Noble Ireland, aged 20 years
March 20, Paincs Farrell! ireland, aged ~ yesrs
March IS, Fred EnOch, Hamburg, saed 40 years
MareL &C. Dennis HslOney, Ireland. aged 81 years
Marb 81. Elizabeth Bradstfeei, sged "A years -,
Died at feenfe San jose the 2h harch NJ Jonh
ceased few days since ihro~n from us bssg
end injuries received have proved fatal
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DIED:
rnrcInwEs. kfeek

On ru..d.y r.ornins April - Nn PHEBE CLOVIS 49,
sfHsmp,;-sd l. the 7s;s d her are ,.....l -
Her acquaintance resp~unaJ ~ - go
f1r>rs from 10 Is Wrdsesday norma 49,
Her H~nDst-8d for nfsfs, ma -
Ia BrookJs Monday, tbs 18Th inst, JohH '"
81 A.. ~
ssr.I on sdnssdsy lac sab ast at ocoos, non :" -
On non..y .0snon Ipi o. sfer lingering lhs-. % . -
bore -,h Chns,I.n for3tade, M. SARAH n fo"bA"
ssih year Of her8e A lar -
II. re.t,.s .nd ssnds kny are s.i~d 10 st, Ia
n..I from ,h. Lous. OF broterln az hsfnssA
90 g..f grosfvay 90 Welncsd4y afeEsoor, TIE "a 49,
So'chct. ..posa p.INgR~
Ou Tus.csy afternoon April 81, Il o'eoes AahosS
.os Of ~. ~ 10. P.lp~r IN The SD Of has sss
gsi.,,.s al 6-u d on liz family and smssfs and -
Of Fn.n, 60 No - are respectfully invited % s'tess -. ry
fro, ~, s r,.,s~ocs 6rsnt ana kbres~ - -
fThsr.csy ct NJ without further sotiee ~ Co
,ut-red 10 ths u h1saronsts
susasnjy AprI a. RICHARD WALL, ssed y yssss "a 10
IA. ,susrus Gre~nwoo1 Csnsts't "e- ,6,ls
n -, a. a., Al o'eiors pm ~ h's f~sds ar 70
.., - 40 s,,sus ~ 6sssrl ssshost farther soss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

the term. of the law ON the Press Another notice of
this sort will only be necessary prior to the suppression
Of his journal.
The returns of the Bank of France had
been issued and were CT psidered Of favorable char
acter.
AT a meeting of the Legislative AS
sembly on the 18th inst message was to be presented
from the President Of the Republic which would contain
general review of the affairs OF the country since the
last message on the 18th November, 1851.
Prince Canine has returned to Paris.
The Government has take possession of
Louis Philippes favorte Nexialy and the domain Of
Lonctati1
1t is stated that 80 Senators are to re-
ceiye dotations Of from lo,OOO to 10000 francs.
The French Consul at Trieste has, by
order of his Government taken down the escutcheon
bearing tie words "Lberte, Egaite Fraternite" and
replaced it by the Imperial eagle.
The political offenders who have been
TRANSPORTED into Algeria be divided into three cate
CORES The TO comprise those who possess proper
fy or are skiu workmen, and they are TO be placed In
the towns ON the coast where they can live on their IL
comes or obtain employment These persons would nave
been unit for agricultural labor and the expense OF es
tabshing them in the agricultural colonies would have
been very considerable The second category Is TO
of such OF the transported as present guarantees OF
good conduct, express repentance they are TO be
placed iu different villages free colonists under the
simple superintendence Of the authorities. In short
time the government will probably afford them pecun
ary assistance that they may COLOMBO on their own
account The third category is TO comprise the more
dangerous portion of the transported They to be
divided among several camps villages in bands sub
jected TO discipline but their food and lodging
are to be carefully provided and if their conduct be
good they may become free coloniss obtain possession
of land and be joined by their families. The districts
to which the second and third categoes are to be sent
are Brkadem Douera Mason Carree Bourkika Ain
Benian Ain-Sultan and if necessary xorain and Oued
Boutan in the province of Algeria; Bona Caroubier,
and the Dream in the province of Constantine, aud
Ners ell Kebir in the province Of Oran. It's expected
that the labsr Of the transported will greatly facilitate
the colonization of Algeria The transported OF the
first cass who are said, very grateful for the con-
cession made to them intend to send for their families
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
BRITISH INDIA.

The Overland Mail with dates from
China February q, Bombay, March Is Calcutta March
6, had arrived in London. The British Expedition
against Burah consisted Of 1900 troops ships of
war and thirteen Additional forces from
China were expected. The departure Of the expedition
was to take place from Calcutta and Madras on tae 10Th
March. The forces were to rendezvous at the mouth
OF the Csss the eastern branch Of the rawaddy Il
would probably proceed up the latter branch to avoid
the resistance provided ON the route by Rangoen,
where $4,000 Burmese troops were assembled The
British forces had orders to advance to PRONE Parties
OF Burmese had rsvagcd the frontier villages
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
TRIAL FOR MURDER.
Trial Of Jacob Roter for the Murder OF
William Keller.
COURT OF OYER AND TERHISER-Bssrs judge RDsosss
and Aserlsn OAKLsr ssd Ssuz.


William Keller.
COURT OF OYER AND TERHISER-Bssrs judge Eososps
and AserAsn OAKLu ssd SsuE.
TUESDAY, April q, la5a
Jacob Roter, indicted for the murder of
VIM Keller night of 18th Of March last by shooting him in
the shoulder with gun loaded with shot, placed upon
trial He German about 80 years Of his wife, young
woman. sat by his sde Mr. Lowerre his late employer
who has been indicted accessory after the fast also
present Aessrs H. r. Clark and j. W. Latson appeared 10
his behalf and the District Attorney for the prosecution
Several witnesses among them number Of females vero
present jury mpannelled without much difficulty
aid the case proceeded.
The following the OF the Jurou Henry Schnik
Ter. William Weller, Daniel Lamb Samuel J. Smith, Geo.
L. Lewis, Henry Portinfton, William II. Beam Hugh
DowLr Herman Ripley, Elias Peck, Richard c. Bnnker-
hot. William Young.
The District Attorney stated that the prisoner 10 the
employment Of Mr. Charles W. Lowere who has . vsrnish
mandatory in Forty tourth Thirdav and resided
adjoining the factory On Sunday night 7h March, which
was bright moonlight night the decesscd twho
tive Of Ireland 2 Of age and resided Thirdav
at place IN company with friend and 10 passing the
premises OF Mr. Lowere tore of board from the fence
which inclosed the factory of Mr. L. frsm the
factory with asd told deceased put down the board
and followed HIM which the deceased aid aud the
with the sun still followed them tho Thirdav De-
eeased had sckife In his hand. The with te
sai, 81 will sheet y5u;r nd c.ss-d ss:d II yon DO,
ssl ytGr 1br T. cred beias bat thee % sar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
London Produce Market.

SuGAR-The market opened to-day with rather more firm
ness the GALES being moderate, comprising only $3.50 bags
Maurtus which, being Of saabe quality, sold freely at
rather sitter The following the prices realized
50 6ddS4 Cd. for good middling 3i03S for middling
yellow; So for soft gayish yellow, and 286dd9i for
good strong brown refining During the holidays
goes have been sold aoat of Havana mo. 3lt at
q for Trieste, and the other of Pernambuco at l2i6d
for Bremen
500 boxes Havana reported the spst at 49, %
3 100 boxes at 50 3D. and 500 boxes white at also,
1000 bags Paaiba at 49, q cwt Of Cuba Moasses
is also reported for outpo well another cargo OF
Pernambuco insured fee of pa ticnla average at 10 ID
for Southampton.
CorFEE-There public sales to-day and the
ket remains quiet Privately 400 bags Rio have been sold at
So q cWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
COMMERCIAL.
LixerpooI COTTON Marked. :. .AFsIL u

The ,es today are estimated 5000 to 5000 bales and
consist OF 80 PernAm and Masnham SD d6.d 50 Bahia
3D. 500 Egyptian SID aid; 500 Sura Sid isd 80 Sea
Islands 3d dl6d The imports since Thursday are 1000
bales The market closes steadily, though taey and COM
pared with Fridays prices of American and all other
kinds are without change and the choice Of good saped
sorts is not yet improved. -
APRrL I3-The sales to-day estimated at 900 bales
and include about so Pernsm and Maranham At q 40
COO Fryptisn at O6dO7!; and 500 Surat -! 9O4 The
market closes taey and steady prices Of all kinds being
unchanged. 80 ooo
ApRII, 1.-THE sales of Corros on Monday were 90
bales on Tuesday eco and to-day 5000 10 800 bales To-
day there has been decided improvement in demand and
the prices area against the buyer Spectators and
portershave taken together, 600
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

March le-Brs Francisco Williams Portland schre l. L. Frost
Hampstead, sandw. Islands Nassau, Gibbs, Cmppua
March s2-Br schr ApTNrtoD. Miller Sidney.
March 23-SteameT Monumental City, Cressey San juan barb
Mary Melville, Bailey, Astoria n. H. Chaplin, Hail. Csuao bT
Eonpsrei. Pope 81. Hsens.
March 2fBak Bszepps Hun, New York, Valparaiso Dr.
Tepc Burns Ports Pachcj sch MeTCbannan, Baker
Reaeo: Olivia. Mernthew, Sacramento City
March 25Mex brig Pacauet Copspo Inchuarza hazstlan
sehr Joseph Hewitt Elliott oop Hudson Miller,
STOCKTON
march s5shp Thomas Watson Lyle Philadelphia bark Alice
Tahoa Lawos New York brs NJ A. Jones Lovett San Bias
March e7-sesmer OHIO Hsri, Diego; ships Emily Hozer
eypdey Northern Light Lorns Acapulco Land o Cakes Grant,
Caaon Lysa (nrsz Barbass Acapulco America, Nc
Kenny leland brig Glencoe Sampson Sandwich Islands
s<hrs Blue Wing Fuenors stockton; Surprise, Riley Stockton
Sophia Thompson, Santa Barbara
March 3Oshp Aphonse tfr) Gerard, Balmore ons Jas
Csskis, Jones, Ports in Pacific.
March 3sohrs. L. A. Sheer, Morsen, Fort Rose; Emperor
fishing Santiago Cole San Diego soop Rochester
Streklasd, stockton.
April Pacific LeFeve San Juas chip Nlctors,
(BG Wallis bark Hannah Spagus Hsspsr, San Juan
sshr Olivia Mernhew Sacramento.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
LYos's OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES the high

testimony Of Drs Chiffon and Reid the extraordinary
properties Magnetic Powder and Pills for the destruc-
lion of insects aud vemin f. Lyon permitted to refer to
Drs Valentine Mott Van Rensselaer, 5: Moore Francis
Bettendo and Wagsta all members Of the Medical Col
eee NewYork besides hundreds of private citizens Read
the certificates of Professors Chiffon and Reid on the wrap
per of each box and flask Look sharp for sham adavit
and avoid the being poisoned by banes capable
exermnsng human beings without being Of service
in destroying bedbugs Lyons depot No. al Broadway
Purchase only of him or of his agents.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
FRANCE.

MN. Michelet, Quinet and Mickiewicz
removed by decree from their Professorshps in tbs
University.
M. Martin de Strasburg, Councillor at
the Cour, of Cessation has refused to take the oaths Of
allegiance, and has resigned his plsee
On the 10th May it is supposed the
great army review viii take place.
M. Emile Girardin had received an Of
fcisl waning % editor Of La Prxs In con:oTmy wita
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
CoUNryRrEITIyG Casa man named

James w RyalL few years SINCE was convicted or manu-
featuring and passing silver and gold coin and sentenced
TO the Prison for ten years After serving OUT about
three of his sentence he ardoned BY the EIccu
hive upon the condition that he would leave the United Saes
He failed do however and Is alleged he's recently
been engaged carrying his Old business AZ az early
hour Yesterday morning. Officer kee Of the Chiefs Office ar
rested him warrant issued By Mayor Glpn, of Phiaael-
phis who desires the prisoner 10 Ne sent TO that city for a
Rvs was committed by the Chief OF Police preparatory 10
being seut TO Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
CHINA.

The large American steamer Susque-
hanna, Commodore Auick, arrived the 5rh She ia
OF 400 uns, and, we understand is to remain on this
station visit to Japan i, in contemplation
The reports from the rebellious pro-
vince kwsngs have been less frequent There has pro.
baby been cessation of hostties during the holidays
The China new year has, as usual,
caused seue Interruption to trade. Imports generally
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
I.iye~pOnI Markets.

APRIL 12-The sales to-day SUGARe00 hhds. Deme-
rara at % to 50 50 hhds do 81 to 35, vacuum pan
CASTOR Oils cases al 81 sAPANwooD-96 tuns' ~ 81
TO 50 l0i. PEARL SAGo-Small lot, 1876.
APRIL 3-The sales to-day are SUGAR-4O hhds Barba-
does at 26 TO 81 IS boxes yellow Havana at 49, Rum
20 pnncheons Demerara at previous prices RcE-3o tcs
Carolina at 17l6
APRIL 4-rhe sales to-day are: SuGAR-40 hhds. An
tgua S2 to 49, RCE-l,O0O bags ordinary Bengal at
O. A. lin bond) 10 tierces Carolina at 10 s. FusrIc-2o Guns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

Resolutions were adopted the late meeting Of the Board
directing collection of for Fultoa opening
from Bedford.av. TO Hunterfy Road Ham 'dena nom
Myrtle ay TO Auburn Calons, from Fulton to De
Kalbav Leerfsst from Clssson TO Frsnklinav; and Nor
nst from Bedford Kent-av requiring the Brooklyn
by laying pipe In such streets Of the first five ards are
not already lighted with gas authorizing the raising OF 90
in the Third Ward the ensuing year. 10 deay the expense
OF placing amp-posts said Ward requesting the Counsellor
the Board report what night the city has 70 the
ana what the rights OF private parties in possession Of
said landings; and appropratng ~ for repairing fence
around the City Park.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
hiAIeRlEDs

On Tss-dsy April a. re,eses OF BRIDE. su., IA
psrsr,k Esq 10 l0ih M By ~ Laonte, sznof u 'h'%
BFTTISI 10 Nile n SOPHIE NARETzEK al olihif cir ..
On Moaday April D. By Rev. Jams Mett, a. ~ "a
80. Broon,est Mr. JOHN NASSlsG 70 hss JAsE Li"iNf~
Of the CITY A.. H., VA
On Tus,dsy April 81 itse rob u se es"oa ~ Is
Essabrodt CHARLES yANDEHyoORf 70 tAlhA
LOUISA dssskssr Of the late I.e-is y. A. Lssl''sSI
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

The New MAIL RoUTE.-The Post
master General has established mail route between
this City and Norfolk per steamship Roanoke This
mail closes at PostOice every Saturday afternoon
at 3l o'clock, and it will doubt prove convenience
to those corresponding with Virginia and North Carolina,
letters by it will arrive in Norfolk at least twentyour
hours in advance Of those sent via Baltimore there being
no boat from Baltimore on Sunday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
LADIES' UNION AID SocIErY.-The

first Anniversary of this benevolent Institution was
celebrated last evening in the Greenst NJ f. Church
large congregation was present, who were addressed
by Bishop James, Rev. DR.. Thompson, of Ohio, and
several other Ministers of the Gospel who exhorted
them assist in relieving those whom old age had pre-
vented from earning a living The proceedings were
highly inter esing
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

FATAL htClDENI.-- iollltoh' iS-
siding at No 34l Hnt-av while riding through Gansevoor
st. about O'Clock Monday evening accidentally fell from
he pole of lumber truck which he was sitting and
kng upon the back part Of his head broke his neck snd
died in the Of few minutes The Coroner held
inquest upon the body and verdict Of accd nt death
rendered by the jury Deceased native of Ireland -
years of age and q master mason by trade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
BROOKLYN ITEMS.
% Rv n ron,

u By report from the President of
the Brooklyn Gas Company read in the Common Council on
Monday night it appears that rapid progress making 10 the
distribution of throughout the city and that al the
denser portions will be illuminated with thus brilliant
light
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
ITALY.

Accounts from Turin state that bill
for continuing the forfcatone of Casle had been ap
proved by the Piedmontese Senate.
An equestrian statue of King Charles
Albert is to be forthwith erected a, cost of 224OOO
sterling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

NxKp.r, Eea Lev Tsyior Of that place. 10 H'' A "
aAs Of Leicester Ensand n w,nur Robert p.
On March s, IN Portland, " = ,.y "e'' - -
Wiuot 10 Mr.. Ksncy Jane Mckay, - ~. - rnI,. Rum
Al sme.,osa the eveaus Of The ie 70 NJ Ehls
81 "a eroc,wsy, OF Cleveland, Ohio c.,v OH
on Sunday. March -, at the Cathode Churea
Pr BrsI 20 Mars Mercedes second daughter o. Do'
rr.ne..ro Dc Paula HuBos, Of Santiago. Chie .x
X Ch.h Dr. W. b. II. Dodson TO Mss Emma Hund all oil thss
sny. -, n, n w.,
nslr Toui. IAnzweert Doctor Chemist Of Belgium TO Hss Er
nsstina Chsp<lsin, Of France
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

were well rnaintaned Tea and sk have undergone
little alteration value OF the former the excess Of
DOR. ,bis wear to date compared with last Il only
about sOO0OO lbs OF the latter the decrease equal
In Q 76J bales
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

EYES AND SIGHT.-PrOf. Bronson en-
abes persons and the natural sight and
cure near sight also diseases Of the eye He viii
be here this week Thursday and Saturday from TO O'clock
at No 40 Chamberss; in Albany at the Delsvan House.
Friday, and thenceforh three weeks No charge
for first interview.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
r. ThreeindividuaIs residing in Kelsey's

Aley were ON Monday charged before Justice King with alb
Quoting an infant by taking il from Is mothers arms who
vsLins in Atlanticst Considerable noise made about
the Circumstance when yesterday the child w" restored 70
s parentand the parties who had been taken unto egsoay
released IL appears that one OF the persons ensea ~ "a
kns the child was reputed father, who was impressed
with the belief that the mother did not take proper care
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

e The steamship Union. Capt. Adams,
from EewYork Saturday last o'clock, p. N. arrived at
her wharf in Charleston On Monday evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28

~ The Crayon DaguerreOtype, an ex-
qui.ite thing admired by all true artists taken only by
RooT No sos Broadway. He the patent and no
except him take them in this City.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
EP- 1t is amusing TO see how greedily

EP- 1t is amusing TO see how greedliy
rats cockoaches and all and insects devour Costs
Exermnaor and how it attracts them. The next morning
you will find and mice strewed about dead and others
during the will to breathe their last Reaches
Won shovel up by bushels and the others likewise Give
ii tIia you win find it amusement 10 destroy them by
Costars Exermnator Ii is the only thing that viii do It,
To be had at No. IA Broadway of Henry K Costar.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
TT The WILLIAMSBURG Fire Department

EE The w illlamsburgnr lrcOepaftmens
have elected the following officers
ANDREW MARSHALL. Chief Engineer;
Asrtaat Engineers BENZ Dubois, Chss C. Talbot Hams
Comstock, r. II. Harding and Gilbert heAvery.
The Department has ten Engines. three Hose Carts,
and three Hook and Ladder Companies; COZ hrsmen,
and $500 feet of Hose There were IL hres last year
loss e46l50; false alarms, 80.
Il Miss Mary Taylor will make her
final retirement from the stage at Burtons st the end OF
the week She viii play vorte character every
evening this week supported by the full strength OF tho
company This evening, Miss Hsrdcastle In the
Comedy of "she stoops to Conquer" which will bc
PLAYED with The Toodlesr On Thursday, "Domoey
and Son." Susan Npper by Miss NJ Taylor for the last
time On Friday The Serious Family Mrs Torrens,
for the last time, by Miss NJ Taylor On Saturday will
terminate her engagement, and on Monday her Fare
well Benefit will take place, being her last appearance
on any stage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-28
GRAND LARcENY.-Gotlieb Miller and

Goeb Clements both Germans yesterday arrested by
Officer Dufon Of the With Ward warrant issued By the
Court General Sessions they having been indicted for
grand larceny stealing about three months since 40 pairs
of pistols valued $500 from Maiden anc The
accused committed to prison in default OF $cO bail
each IL is stated that Others engaged with the above
named parties in the larceny who fled TO Connecticut where
they were pursued but the Attorney in the County
TO which they fed interered threatened and finally
ceeded in preventing their being brought back