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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
WHOLE NO. 1885
FUN AneAD- Getfiae Despela,e

Fun AneAD- Getting DesPe5d,e 7,
a lengthy Article 10 tbr Ono States az,
alluiing to The attacks mode upou H.,
editor of that paper by 80 mauy &c hi-
party friends and inrimalihg thar lhey
may succeed in depriving him Of the pub
lie patronage which he has so luug ~
j"yed. we find the following paragraphs:
"lf we are deprived Of the mcaRsand
the reputation To do any good services to
our party. aud aid il To- lrumph sIfd
honor, there will AZ least be cnopgh left
l"i ~ tn lacera'e the hides nf falling na
hgners. and malignant prosecutors They
will lose asmuch a. We in the week they
create, that is certain; if create il they
will "
That i1it. "Plug iiu." We hsvu't
the least doubt that the Statesman can
tell as many Unwelcome truths of us
party fiieuds, as they can nfirs editor. A
long acquaintance with each other, gives
both sides en advantage. and they viii
>uccred the best, who can play the hyp.
"crite most successfully ahd impress the
people with an i2ea Of rheir integrity
aHd disiulerestednes'. We enjoy all
such contests; we enjoyed the old fight
tberwern the Medil and Oids faciious,
We erj"y The present condition oi that
contest, each party playing secret game.
pretending that uuce has been estab.
lished. yet trying TO crush each other.
but fearing to do it openly, like men -
And iftbe people would reduce the pub.
Ic pairuusge about one half, we would
see twice as much fun Il is a beautiful
sight to see them fighting for the spoils;
Iit is impressiveIy brautifnl TO see them
fighting among themselves, each faction
Trying to get the lions share. {
Thp peuple will zee ii after while. -
These frequent Disclosures ofesch others
seIfshness end dishonesty, will have a
Tendency to Convince the public that The
leaders Of Ibis party make mote preten.
sions to pairipr'm Than they are entitled
10, and when The one fscIinn falls The
other. as the Siafesman !nrmstes. will be
pulled down with them. The result viii
not materially affect The perpe'ulry of re
publican institutions. ...-.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

Ho! FOR CA,IFoRNlA We learn that
some seventy persons left Dearh"rn yes
rerday via the entral Railroad. hy the
overland route for California. This is
but a single instance Of the many de
parting finm this State. during the win
ter, for the modern Upbir. Hdw much
If sickness. and sorrow, as well as II
remedabIe disappointment await ton
many Of these adveuIurerS,- Detroit 1t'
buae. s.,r.. af .-. .,. ...H ....
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

the better will it be for the people. BuI
let il be an adjournment. not recess
Let the members resign aud let the peo.
pie have nu opportunity of sending men
there who will not play the parlizan dem.
agogue. If the new Constitution must
be- in the hands Of its friends, We trust il
will fall into the hands those Of who are
het'er qualified to put it into operation
than the members Of tho present Legis
laInrn ------ -.---- IL -----..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

ANnTHER PRoNUNCIAMENT".-A tele-
graphic despatch, dated aI New O'lrans.
March 25lh, is published in the B'Iti
more papers of F'iday. To the effect that
late adviccs from Brownsville bring the
intelligence that General CaRa|eS, VIII"
lately headed The regular lr""ps against
CWrdjai, has prouodnced against I 'e
Central Mexican Gnvcrnment The
object nf The p,nnuciamento or the ex
tent of the revolt, is not stated.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Ernm The RIn Grnn,Ie.

BALTIMORE, ArrIl New Orleans mlI thr"
this morning. mt, rs due Steamship Yacht brings
Brnz dates nf22d nit. There was no truth in
thr.eport that Caunes had pronounced against
government Cnrvall WAS arrested hy the United
States troops under Lirnt. GihL"ns whilst on the
way t. Brownsville Immediately on his arrival,
he wasre'easrd on bail security 10 any amount
being offered.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

VThe steamship brother Jonathan,
which was D have sailed frnm New
York IN Friday, for Chagres, has been
Withdrawn from the line. 1t is uudrr
stood thai she has been bought by C"m
modnre Vanderbilt, whp intends her as
an addition To his line Of steamers run.
ming between San Juan and San Fran
cisco. Her passengers were transferred
TO the steamer United States. n
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

CLAIMS Of THE HEIRs OF LAFAYETTE
The heirs of General Lafayette have
brought suit to recover several hundred
acres Of land. having front Of COO yards
beyond the old Notifications at New Or.
leans. This is portion of the 1880
acres of land granted to Lafayette 10y
Congress.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

A Coon ExAMPLE.-The Legislature
ofNew 'Iersey-a flee State has passed
a bill appropr:ating one thousand dol.
lars year, for TWO years, to aid such
colored persons in that State as may de-
sire to remove to Liberia, under the di.
recrion Of the New Jersey Colonization
SJciely.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Fun Ahend

MACON Georgia, April Forty delegates
were appninl"d by tie Southern Rights Demo.
cratic Convention 10 the Baltimore Convention
No preference or any candidate expressed but it
is believed the Convent n is largely in favor of
BucIannn. Baltimore platform OF 1914 aud l849
reafirmpd
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

He CLAY MEDAL. AND THE SCOTT
MEDAL. Medals. conferred by nublic
gratitude upon public men. seem To be
subject To singular casualties. Rec ut RI
ly the medal presented by New foIk
gentlemen 10 Mr. Clay was stolen from
the top Of New York omnibus. where
it was placed by Mr Butler. and i, pro
baby long before this melted into lugo,s
aud applied Ia ntbei uses. A more slu-
gulsr incident than that befell medal
given /" General Scott. This medal
was voted by Congress in November,
1914. for his Services in The successive
conflicts Of Chippewa and Niagara, and
his unlnrm gallantry and good conduct
in sustaining the reputation Of the army
ufthe United States" itwas presented
in February. 1915. by the hands of Pres
ident MDurne. II was deposited by
General Scott fnr safe keeping in the
City Bank of New Yolk. Some time
after that the bank was entered by false
keys and robbed of bulli"n aud funds
/ to the amount Of twu hundred and fifty
Thousand dollars. The first clerk dis
cnyered that the medal was safe, though
every dollar depuslied in the trunk with
II was ahsiIacred! 1he rpbber had o.
lpened the case in winch the medal was
placed. hu, left that large piece "f mas
sive gold untouched: The matter was
inexplicable To lhe officers ni Justice
M motive for such fuTbears"ce could be
discovered.
lu the course of time the rubber
was arrested, the funds recovered, end
he punished in the Peni,enlisIy. A
little while after, SCOTS pulse. VAS sIU.
len IN a North River boat. The Chief of
Police discovered the rnbber and restnr-
ed the purse. 10 course OF examining
the culprit. the rohber of The City Bank
was examined. aud he reproached his
cnnfederates wi;h their want Of hnnora.
Bile bearing, For" said be, "when ]
tonk the money from the City Bank, |
saw and we'll knew the value of The
Medal; but | scOrRed to take from the
soldier uAat had been giUen By the graf
tude IF hts country y
The nsOrai of this lesson is at once iu-
strucrive and admuuitoty. The man who
had crept Though dark passages and
damp vaults, at the risk of life, to rob
Bank, wi,hholds his hands. in sacred
reverence, from even gold when confer
red by his country upon her defenders!
Stained though he by athousaud crimes
this one virtue lifts him above that horde
of politicians, who have not "scornedo Il
soil the Laurel won by blood and confer
red by gratitude!
Think oft as they may, this lac, is ad
moniiory. Gratitude for real aud soIic
services sinks deep into the heart Of th'
body of the people Mere professions Q
patriotism may deceive for a moment, un'
the splenlor Of eloquenee may dazzi'
the people. But when we pass frum tn
cme;ies Of politicians aud the halls 4
the Senate. 10 miuele with those million
Of the community who hear and care III
lite Tor eilher--ii is they who have doli
great acts. or miuisteredto The pUbli
. good, or defended their country. whoI
the people remember TO love. and 10y
to honor.-- Cin Gag.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
From Baltimore.

BALrlvoRF. March 81 Ship jane Henderson,
from Liverpool, before reported at quarantine,
hr"ugbl 900 passengers. Forty are lying sick "t
rhils and lever at the Marine Hospital One
hqs died aud il is feared TINT the disease will
spread among those on the ship. owing to conline
ueuLaEd want ul craume>,. .
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

GENERAL CuNFERENCE "F THR NJ. +
CmuRcM. The next General G. Inference
of the Me,hnd,t L piscopal Church
North, is to Commence in Boston on the
third of May. aud will continue several
weeks pr 'bahIy from three To five
weeks. This Conference is the high
court of appeal tor all Methodist Eplsc"
pal Churches in the Northern Statps;and
it's doings are consequently regarded
with deep interest by all connected with
The denomination.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Ernn WnaliInr,nn

WAsHISeroS, March 3l.-Vrry little Of gen
,r,, Importance was transacted in the Senate A
p.nlu'i u was submitted by Mr. Miller for n med
icarinn Of the Tariff So as to incidentally Iavor
american Industry
The House was engaged on the homestead
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Ohio Legislature.

WFnsgsDAY, March 3l.--Ssbafs,-Th bill
relating 10 wills after long disgesion wss pissed
I ayes %. nhys2 .. r8 .r.H..r
! The bilfDr the organization and management
Of commCn schools. was read Inc Grst time. II
ConiniHs seventy siS sections.
Nothing else Of general lirPoriance was trans.
acled ..
House Tile Senate bin regulating the sale ol
poisous passed The bill fixing the. cumpcn.a.
ton Of clerks, &c. at four dOilsrs per d.g. was
lost. l..-.-
4 resolution was offered to copmenee suit,
against the Bank.uf Ohio. Tor ,iIaIoD nf the
u,ury laws Thi- is the first manly opposition u
the se-sinn. Let ~ ser how il viii end.
The SenSte'- resolution for \ wagon r,nd aod
railway 10 California bad tue latter stricken ont
nud was then reierred. .-lr
THURSDAY. April l.-Senate. The 6ill for tie
ncnrporutiou "l colleges was considered. but nn
iiual action had thereon
The printing bill rame back from the Horse
amended; the Set ate refused ~ coucur and a
committee of conference was asked.
\ b u 10 repeal tho leu l.er cent. interest law
was introduced
The Sch"u bill WAS read ili. sec1nd time
HoDse.-Yie hill Il, reorganize the brpeyoent
institutions of Ohio was passed. Il provide, Tor
= board Of nine n1nagers. ...r
An Incorporation bill, embracing railroad tnrr.
pike plankroadi bridge. telegraph. mhuufctur
ing ond religious assucnliODs was Introduced.
Nj Hughes. from the committee 10 wi1m wns
referred the bill for uuiform rates Of freight on
railroads. reported new bill requiring compa.
MES IA establish fixed rates aud not 10 charge
higher rates 10: shorter distances.
FRIDAY, April 2.--Seaafe.- A ter the prrs.nla.
ton Of petitions aud some uuinpnItani business
the peniteutary bill was taken up aud a lengthy
di cussion ensred upcn IN Amendment 10 give tile
election at Directors 10 ile people The Wings
favored II aud the Democrats opposed H. II wus
lost The bill was ordered to be engrc.,eh.
After some further busincs, If ~ special in.
porlnnce the Senaie udianrn d to Monday.
HouSr.--A large number Vi peiill0ns were pre-
sented .......
Mr.. CuCkeri reporte,l back the bill To repea
the act lor the sale of lha ZInrsye and Mas
Vile Turnpike, without nrndment. aud reculn
mrndcd lis rngr0ssment. Agreed In.
Tue bill regulating the hours OF labor. which
preyeus employers Iioin making persnus under
10 years fa2e labo' more tuan ten hours day
wnS ordered 10 be eDgrOssed.
The bill f. = the incorporation Of culleces. &c.
was passed y lib the Senate 5 ainendtnelu,
committee Of cOaiereuce was agreed - "
the printing bill.
rhe bill was taken up and considered a
ength Several amendments were adopted AZ,
the ll00se t6nk Recess until tomorrow ucrnin.
III order 10 proceed directly with the bill.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

NAVAL naval friend informs US
that a very important step has been taken
in the British Navy to secure ii suPpy
"f fresh water at sea. A compact disii'l
ing apparatus has been adjusted to the
c4mbooses. whereby with the usual. or
ItlIe mole than the usual expenditure
of fuel, daily supply of sweet wh"|"
,nme water is procured for the ships
company. - EC
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

STEAMBOAT RoBBERIEs. - The passen
gers on the Ohio liver between Cincinnd
ii and Piusburg have Suffered consider
ably Of late from rnhbers. a passenger
ou the steamer Piushurg un her last tri,.
from Cincinnati, was robbed ol 500 in
cash, ard Sc, eral others ni their watches
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
KossuIh al New Orleans

Nnw ORLgAvs. March 27.--Kissn,h arrived
h're to-day. NJ preparations we're made TO re-
ceive him, and but little excitement was shown
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

FnR CAlIFnRNIA About three o'clock
YESTERDAY afrlunnn the Malta left inr ST.
L"us. tn which place she is carrying II
number Of Callruia emigraus, that far
on their way A company "fah"ul thir
" went with our old teluw citizen. Mr.
Samuel Brown, aud some twenty others
went from X4npsvile aud this vicinity
Others are to get on al MCCnnnelSvlIle
and other pnlnrs IN the river, aud we un
drrslood from Captain Dexter, that in all
there would be sumo two hundred per
sons. ..
We again wish all Of them, aud espe
cialy those VIII" have been residential
mnngst us,heahh aud prosperity Zanes
Courier, 3lst ait
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
saturday Evening, Ap,M g.. 1872


Qua CoRREsroSD9NTs. = The Eagle
is inclined 10 the opiuion thai our Demo.
cratic correspondent upon The printing
question is a ''bad egg and stpesrs
very suxious TO have US give uphis bsr e.
The Eag'e ought 10 know that, when a
correspondent entrusis an editor with his
name, il should never be given upexcep,
for good aud Sufficient reasons. II is MOI
a good resson, hat the editor of that ia.
per doubts The orthodoxy ola party friend
Who is a much better democrst than
himself We have much srrnnger rea.
son. why ;be name should not be given
up; but at the same time would advise
our peigbbr that the people are begin
niug to understand the printing qurs.
rion, both as it relates to the State and
Counties, auI sooner or later the public
officials win bovo to regard the provis
Ipn The now Constitution.
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FgARFUL CALAmTY 1t is with the
utmost regret that We record To day the
disastrous calamity which nrcurred yes
terday in ouI sister city CbiIIicothe The
business part Of that beauriul sud ttriv
ing city is in ruins, embracing many large
aud costly Buildings. For what psrticu
lars we have received, the readet Is re-
ferred tnthe account from the Ancient
Metropolis. Those VIM are acquainted
with the locaiiry, win readily perciovt
the immense luss witch has been sUstain
led. 1t viii fail heavily upon the mer
chants and Property holders Of the city
but we trust that the Characteristic ener
gy of Chi'licorheans will sonu be able t'
overcome the sad misfortune. We ar
not sufficiently advised Of the charac,e
nf the dwelIiugsin the burnt district, bu
suppose that several fne e1ifices ar
embraced in IL
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Lnie frnm cnlIfnrnIn

NEw Y RK, Marco 3l.-The Steamer VIM.
Penn has arrived with IGC passengers,
Both Wing and Democratic Conventions To ap
pnint Presidential delesate>lhal stormy sessions.
Tue proposition Ia revise the Constitution was
I'LL discussed The principal alteration desired
supposed To be the clnuse pr,hihhine slavery.
Many heavy deIaIcalrns have lately come Ia
i"lt annna TIE public officers
The party Of Mr.. Bartlett of the Boundry Com
mission. hnd arrived. overland, in San Diego, hay.
ing lo- nearly all their animals by death.
Yield uf gold from the mines is somewhat d.
nirished. very lillle rain having fallen the lasl
"rtnight Crime rather OF the increase, particu
irlv ntI,e city.
Weather comiinnes iue Spring crops sPmut
mg ~ IuXnrinnily.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

The ScoTT MEDAL We refer to the
beautiful anecdute which we publish to.
day from the Cincinnati Gazette. THE
midnight robber had tno much of graft
tude in his bosom for distinguished pub.
lie services. even TO take token Of merit
awarded by Congress; and yet We find
meu in this country, who would scnrn 10
be named in this connection, that do NOT
scruple TO detract frnm the fame or de-
suoy the reputation fthe glorious hero,
The contrast may be severe but II lsJust..
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

VA young and beautiful, bu, poor
widow, was about to marry an old rich
widower. Her friends wished to know
what she was about To marry him for
She feeliugly replied, pure love-l love
the ground, (meanlng farm probably on
which he walks, aud the very house in
which he lives" There is platonic
love for you. There is none Of your
school girl foolishness in that.
~ Helen Sagaeo, the most monsirous
criminal in this or any other age has been
executed at Rennes. She was indicted
for having caused the deaths of some
forty persons by poison. aud on the last
day Of her life confessed to dozen more.
Her skull is to be cast. and tie mould
preserved at Paris. with that Of Martin
Mnrino, in the collection of the skulls of
celebrated criminals. .... .-.
~"Bpbby, what business did your
father follow} "lt was something con,
nected with bank-but whether il was
banker or bankrupt. blow me it | can tell" "
bnoby, we regret To say, Is sllh III
doubt. -a E. ...
Co The Irish exodus continues with
uuabaied rapidity aud extent. The
packet ship Manhattan. which arrived
New York last Wednesday, brought
over seven hundred aud fifty three ,immi
grants. s t liva
CO The Philadelphia papers say lha
the spring trade in that city, this season
is heavier and brisker than il was eve
known to be before. -r af
~ The value of the commerce be
tween Cuba and the United States. 70
the past year. was nearly twenty million
Of dollars. - sg IL.
| WCouplerfeit half eagles are said /
be iu circulation at Ciuetunsti,
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

A New Appliance ot VILi-AiEy.--A
Cow nights ago, in Louisville. thieyes
made an entrance into dwelling house
BY nae ans Of outsiders. and finding their
way To the room where the family three
persnns) were sleeping, qppFied chlorO-
farm fd their noslrls. until they were
Sufficiently stnpi6st 70 be past the possi.
Ebility Of waking by any noise that might
be produced. Thus secured. the ras-
calls ransacked the house, and made way
with money. jswrlry, sra 5:heT vel'ia.
fhiss q Iheic lsiSass.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
TnE t'rnE ANNrulLAron The Sci

The FIRE ANNlHlLAToR The Scien.
lifc American. in note of the receu,
exhibition of the fire annihila,or. thus
sweepingly denounces the machine:
In all probability the fire Annihilalor
Company wilorganize upon a new basis
aud the experiments at Melrnse. all the
conditions oI which was planned by the
palentee. will be used under the halo
of respectable names. To advance the
character 0f the aunihilator Lei us say
here, that where wateris thrown upon
fire the gases that are generated are the
very same asthose used in the snnihtlA
Tor. We defy any one TO contradict this
Ninety nine fires out ni every hundred
originate from carelessness, or incendia
rism. and are Too far advanced when dis
covered 10 be vanquished by any olhe
force than our fire brigadeS.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

RARE SEEDS FROM FRANCE.-The ed
;tor of the Ohio Cultivator has received
about fifty varieties of the choicest flower
seeds (mostly hardy anunas)andth thirty Of
choice vegetables. including several new
varieties, from Paris. These seeds will be
sent in packages by mail, postage paid
90 varieties of Flowers. or 10 of Vegeta'
bles. tor 100. Orders should be sent
promptly. The seeds will be papereG
aud sent off speedily as possible.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Later from California.

Nav YonK March 3l-P. VI The Crescni
City with California mails aud 81 500 900 a.,
eight. aud $50 passengers arrived. She reports
h" total loss nl III steamer North America. frnul
Sln .Inan IN San Francisco, on the 28ih Of Fehru,
rry 60 miles south of Acapulco. Passengers aud
rev saved .- ....... ..-
Passengers made the FIRST trip over the Pana.
ma Railroad from bnyou Saldado to Navy Bay,
- miles saving % of river conveyance. Among
he passengers are ]. NJ Clay and Judge Davis
delegates to the Wing Natunal Convention.
All passengers at Pinama will get through on
the Nnriherner and Oregon.
IRE broke nut al D,wnsvir Feb plat, IL
he bakery OF Montague & Co, which burnt all
he tnwn except the suburbs which contained
must ul the warehouses.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

RALRoAD MnvGMgNTs The Park
rrsbur gh Gazette IF the 9Th ult, say":
Col Elwood Morris, Chief Engineer "i
the Cincinnati aud Hllsbur""gh Kali
road. with his corps oI assistants, 10 NJ"
engaged "u "a survey ut the route from
Belpre westward, which, the Colone'
lufrms us, will probably he f"und not
tu exceed It's miles To the QIeen Cily
Another party of Englneers. ~ the ser
wee of The Cincinnati aud Marietta Cum
psuy. is ais" engaged on their route
west ward from BeIpre.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08

APOLOGY IN ADVANCE The editor ui
deputy clerk under the nor"rious Charley
Flnod, iu his letter from Columbus. be
gins To beg the dear people no: to b.
alarmed at the Democratic tax aw He
admits it taxes the poor more generally
than they are row taxed. He apoIogises
as luIGws: ..
"ln getting at The banks aud other cor
porariuus. who had their thousands o.
dollars exempt from taxati"u. it viii
not be II hardship. if we are compelled 4
gather up lew more dollars worth
m"ug the peuple-for the farmers aud
mechanics will be the gamers by the
"gualizaliou."
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1852-04-08
Juvenile Plcxp"cKrrs.- The New


York Sun has the following paragraph:
Duling the procession IN Monday.
sevcraI Of The Chiefs riiicrrs arrrsIed III
the Park, III the vicinity ui the Cjry Hail,
twenty three pirkppckers. all of whom,
were boys. brlw-ru the ages # seven
and fourteen years These Juvenile
thieves were exceedingly n r"ir in lhri'
operations, and were found in pairs On
the persons Of seven "f them, the sup
posed riug leaders. were found ladies'
handkerch,els. gloves, port mnrnalcs.
gold pencils. &C. Two ladies' who yes
terday left al TIE Chiefs Office "A desc,ip
rion of some property stolen from them
III the P,,k the previous day, said that
while walking Irisurely along. litlr
boy suddenly fell upon the pavement be.
fn,r Them aud commenced crying as if
hurr; they assisted him Ia rise. aud while
enqni'iug about his injuries, heir pockets
were picked by his acc"mplice Seven
oflhnse arrested were committed fnrtrial,
aud the rrsi1ur being detained till yes
ltprdnv. were discharged The Chipf oi
Police >nv- the House 1T Refuge is filled
To its mm st capacity with these juvenile
| IdeliuQuSnts.