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son toho oGstinateiy refuses repair to the church,
to abstain from going there or 10 frequent unlaw-
full places Of worship. Hence, there is no mode |
under the existing laws by which Roman Catho
lie who commits any of these offences can avoid
the penalties" Here is the precise case of the
Madiai Invested of the revolutionary element
propaganda ProteStnntismo,) here is the exact
case, so far as it goes, of obstinatey refusing to
frequent the Tuscan church, and dlSsuadng others
iIom the s1me; SO that your laws condemn for
minor offence what is only visited with the same
penalties in Tuscany; when ombincd with covert
conspiracy and political revolution. From these
premises, my lord, 1t turns out, strangely enough,
that YOUR condemnation of the Duke of Tuscany
applies with lar greater force, unlntentonally on
your part, of course, to our gracious Queen; that
the speeches mt Exeter Hall must be fairly shared
by the Court of ST. James with the Tuscan mon
arch: that the deputation OF Lord Roden has been
silent reproach OIL Our own divine laws, and that
the depuiaton from Prussia 10 Tuscany, at pres
ent in contemplation, would do well to come by
way of London, and make a remonStrance 10 our
beloved, upright, decorious Lord John Campbell,
before they open their sacred mission on the Italian
peninsula. You must, dare say, my lord thus
concede TO me that am well furnished with an
accurate know ledge of the Tuscan laws, with a
clear statement of all the circumstances OF the case
at issues that similar laws Invested of revolution
remain untepealed in your own country, and have
been enforced on man still olive; and hence
call upon you sincere friend of Ireland, and of
her presented, malgned creed, either TO subSan-
tate your unexpected charges, withdraw your
haiIlC HUH TIC llSt VI ouI CdlullElalOIS we are
| trodden down by numerous host of unprincipled
| rev'lers, but Ireland has hearts and heads, AMI
tongues and pens, still to sustain the ancient ira
dltonS of her bemlShed patriotism, and fearless
ly to defend, even unto death, those points III the
| citidel of her creed where Augustin and Jerome
once stood, clad in the invincible amor which had
never been pierced by the spear of the enemy.
| have the honor to he,
| My Lo Earl,
With the most profound and great respect,
| Your LOrISllp'S ObeLient servant
d. w. CAHILL, d. ID.
P. ST. shall send printed copy of this lettc1
to your lordship, and any communication which
you may con:lescend TO address to St. PauHS Square
Liverpool, cannot fail TO reach me.
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Odd Fellows, NlnsOns Red Hen, Sons of
temperance,
And other Society Regalia,
Banners, Seals and Jet0els, manufactured and sold
by Gibbs s. Smith, No. 10 Baltimore Street,
Baltimore, Md.
THE assortment usually on hand consists OF
REGALIA,
Odd FeHoIrs-Grand and Subordinate Lodge and Eli
camPmcnt.
Past Grand and other Officers plain and
emhroidered
1st, I'd, Sd, 9TH and 9TH Degree Parade Re.
gaias.
Pchy embroidered Encampment Parad
Rcgaiias
Observation-Disclosures Templar, Royal Arch, and Master.
Jewels, Robes Banners, Swords, &C.
Sons of 1emPeTdnce-Natonal, Grand and Subordinate
observation-disclosures and Members.
Red Men-SaChems, Past Officers and richly embroidered
Sd Degree Working and Parade Regala.
JEWELS
OF the various ORDERS OF Silver, Gilt Plated Metals
including knights Templar, (with iTks.)
BANNERS.
rous Orders and Societies. manufactured order De-
signs for Banners when required, furnished
pense, showing the style OF the when finished
ROBES, SASHES, COSTUMES, GAPS. &c.
Comprising the largest assortment to be found in the
LODGES, ENCAMPMENTS, DIVISIONS AND
TRIBES;
Wishing to fit their Halls supply themselves with
Parade or Working Regalia Banners, &c. depend up.
addressing GIBBS & SMITH
Regala and banner Manufacturers, IS Baltimore Street.
Baltimore, Md.
70 G. T. FRY, Agent for Wheeling. Va. oct5-u
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Wheeling Bridge

We insert below, copy of the motion made III
the Supreme Court at the present term, against the
Wheeling bridge. 1t has been sent to us by Mr.
Russell, t" whom it had been transmitted by the
lion. Revcrdy Johnson, one fthe counsel in thu:
bridge. This document was produced and Justly
commented upon during the debate in the House OF
Delegates, the Pittsburgh and Steubenyillc
Fright of way bill, showing continued hostil-
ity to our bridge 1t was not however, sent Ia
Richmond with any reference to that debate, but.
because Mr. Russell was counsel with Mr.. johnson,
for the Company. This statement of the facts, il;
al! that necessary to rebuff tie attempted column
ny OF certain mortified advocates of the right oil
way for Pittsburgh.
I'm the supreme Court ofthe United States.
The State of Pennsylvania,
Wheeling s s. 4ssss Company I" c"'"ss'y
And now to wit, on the - av or Fcbr,,ry n
1885, comes the State Of PennsylS1So By her Horne;
list. That tie said Wheeling and belmont Bridge com.
rany nave not made free the navigation OF the Ohio
the final decree herein rendered at the last termiof ,he
court.
2d Nor said defendants opened an obstructed
TsatIOn Tor boats Of the largest class, which ply
Pittsburgh Though the western Channel OF the Obi"
ID That navigation OF the OHIO river is and ever
since the entry OF the decree aforesaid hath been obsuc
lei by the obstruction ana nuisance OF their said Suspen
nrthi said obstruction from thence
hitherto continued and kept up and the said
river, without clIlngc, alteration r remedy.
Therefore, the said complainant Attorney Gener.
al pursuant the leave final decree
granted, comes aud moves the writ
10 execute tho final decree aforesaid, and
and abatement I" the Obstruction and nuisance
AMI writ of attachment against the President man
ayers and stockholders OF said Wheeling and Belmont
lrd company for their contempt i'll performing
decree oTcsaid ard for continuing said distraction
nuisance and for such other and urter order, remedy
md wit i'll III premises the Law
and good conscience may require.
- Attorney General.
of Pennsylva mia.
EDWARD NJ STAUNToN, sol for omp
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10 the rioters the third District Virgi7 for elect
ing ComHISsfoneT Of the Board Of Public Works.
Genhe'nen,-Sincc declining again run Congress-
have, unexpectedly, received solicitations from various
parts of the third District TO become candidate for the
Board OF Public Works II you think can be of service
to in this position, you liberty to
whatever OF ability may TO PROMOTE in that con
nection the best interests OF my native State
Most Respectfully,
J. NJ. II. BEALE.
Howe Of Repressntatires, Feb II, 1853
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DARING HOTEL RoDBERY.-At an early hour yes
tcrday morning, several rooms in the Great Wes-
tern Hotel, kept by Weand & Vandykc, No. 4S5
Market ST., were entered and robbed of money and
vaiuabes to very heavy amount. In room No.
6, drover named LockhaT Stew art, from HILLSIDE
rough, Pa, was robbed of a pocket book contain
ing Sl9O2, so and Il watch. Mr.Stewart on retiring
to rest about 81 O'Clock, put his money nd watch
INTO an inside pocket of his vest, and placed the
garment undes his pillow In the morning, upon
awakening, the vest was found lying upon the floor
and the contents of the pockets were missing. VIM.
Grouse, who slept IN the sane loom, had his pants,
containing S52, taken from unde: his pillow with
out disturbing him. Another man named Mathew
Roberts, who also slept in No. 6, had st taken ont
of hlsveSt pocket III room No. 16, Andrew Myers
had vest containg $40 in money and gold watch
taken from under his head From room No. ID,
vallse containing gold watch and suit of clo-
theS, belonging to Nh Clifford, was taken. The
vahce, rited of most of its contents, was found
yesterday morning IN the hayloft Of the stable at
tached to the hotel.
The handle If knife which had been Stolen
from the pocket of Mr.. Meyers, in room No. 5, was
found in room No IA. 1t had evidently been bro
ken III an attempt to force upen Mr.. Giifotd's val
Use.
young man who has lodged at the hotel for the
last three weeks, was arrested on suspicion OF
being concerned i'll the robbery. The Suspected
individual had hearing before Mayor Gilpin yes
terday morning; there was nothing elected TO GRIM
mate the prisoner, he was however held for fur
Tier hearing.
Among the money taken from Mr.. Stewart were
two $500 and one 500 bills on Baltimore Bank.
There was also Quite number Of 81 bills on the
BeallSvile Savings Institution, Of Washington
county, Pa.
This is one OF the most extensive and daring ho-
tel robberleS which have ever been caleE upon
10 record no less than five different parties were
plundeIed and from under the heads of the sleeping
owners. The police are making every eXertion IL
race the roDoeISand recover the stolen property
Phil Emp.
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Co-Partnership.
I HAVE this day associated with me in business, Mr.
o. a. ZANE, late of Wheeling, Va
Baltimore, Feb. list, 1858. MICHAEL HERR.
THE subscribers having connected themselves under
The hrm OF MICHAEL HERR j. Co.. will transact COM
MISSION business for the sale OF Produce Provisions
ut Nos So and 80 Spears Wharf, and Hcrrs Depot ad
Joining Calvert Station, North St.
They respectfully solicit patronage their friends
giving assurance of their best attention all
upon which advances will be made when required
MICHAEL HERR
Baltimore, Feb. list, 1853. o.AzANE.
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PIanished Tin Ware.
Smylie's Coach Factor actor I,
M r2n NT,rLer Street. Wheelins

NO. l3g, Hnrket FlrCtI' 49,, IAN
Nearly opposite the Washington m t -. 70; u
r HAVE constantly on Land variety ~ I,scTiEb
i proved Eastern style OF Carriages Of s re
and made OF the choicest MATERIAL ard Dun =. ,ny
substantial manner, and neat and ast! rnarss.Ie
will pay particular attention 10 all oTdeEis
business. All Carriages warranted 0La asEn1rooyl!
in exchange for new ones. Repairing doHe
care and dispatch. -, ,ot sits Z
Id nave on hand few second hand c'r' Jas sNTL
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The sisters of the Visitation have secured for
their Academy in addition musical talent already
so avornbly known the services for the past
six has conducted the department Caverag
ing CD schonrs) in the Baltimore Academy. Their force
will be stll further ami vary efficiently augmented this
and the other departments OF education during pre
ent month"; They prepares for class OF Span.
ISL and Italian. mar2o,yd
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SPE CIAL NOTICES

Persian lHnir Dye.
THIS Dye is warranted, if used according directions
TO change the hair from any other color, to beautiful
Auburn,
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, 90 cents per BOTTLE For sale by KELLS g. CALD
WELL, Wholesale Agents. and by WM. K. MCKEE.
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G.. II. w. ALNuTT. r. H.. LOVE. nv. MARTIN
Love, Martin 81 Go.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
BALTIMORE, MD,
No. 5, Exchange Place.
Agents for The sale Of Bacon, Pork Lard Butter FIJur
Whisky and Western Produce generally.
POSSESSING ample means and every facility for doing
business, in satisfactory manner they respectfully
ct share the patronage those requiring an gent in
this Market Particular attention is given to the purchase
Of Groceries for Western account.
Refer to,
Baltimore Bankers and Merchants, generally.
ID. Lamb, Esq, Cashier North Western Bank Wheeling
S. Brady, Merchants d Mechanics, az
John List, Farmers d. Manufacturers. &c
j. c. Tallman, Branch State RnLk L O i:rLl e.
port.
J. H, Forsyth, Wheeling, Va.
Lewis Bayha, -
James K Baker, ''
w. w Shrivcr,
Aaron Kelly,
John r. Morrow,
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LATEST NAH. NEWS.
CONHKES s-Trrsn.y.

srNATc.--A message was received from the Pre-
sideBt of the United States communicating the
correspondence in relation TO the award in the
CAGE Of the brig General Armstrong; also c0mmu
uicatigg Information in relation TO transactions he
tween the captain Ot the Cyane and the authori
ties ot San Juan de Nicaragua.
The President of the Senate laid before that
body report Of the Superintendent Of the Cen
tus. received from the Secretary of the Interior.
After the usual morning business the Senate
went into executive session, ana shortly afterwards
adjourned
HOUSE on REPRESENTATIVES, A Communica-
ticn from the Secretary OF War relative 20 the i'm
proYe1ncnt Of the haFhor OF Mobile was read, and
referred TO the Committee on Commerce. On mo-
ton of Mr.. Ewing. the do0rkceper was instructed
10 keep y register OF the names OF persons, not
members who were entiiled 70 the privilege of a
place on the foor Of The House. Mr.. BOcoCk intro
duced bill 10 authorize the construction Of ELK
steam triEstes; which was referred 20 the Commit
tee q the Whole on the state ot the Union The
resolution authorizing the hcretary 81 The Interior
70 purchase Mount Vernon wa laid npun tie table.
The joint resolution OF thanks to Captain Duncan
n Ingsaham wa. after considerable discussion,
referred % the Committee on Foreign Affairs Mr..
Tweed introduced % hin for tae establishment OF a
mint At New York. Mr. Chambers resolution of
Inquiry ia ree.ea 10 the Ti.At ot citizenship OF
children born oUl ct the. United states whose pa.
rents were ,t.E,Hs, was adopted. and Mr. Cling
mans bl.l % give credit to importers OF railroad
iron. after much a".atc was referred 20 the Com
mi.tec 81 y 49, aud Means The House then went
into COMMITTEES Of the whole on the President 8
message. NJ Garil S.uj.A delivered speech
au file Aos@ta asir, and Introduced the subject OF
slavery. he was replied 90 .y Mr.. Preston.
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DIES rRuCr!vEFI FIRE.

PHILADELPHIA. Dec @lh FIRE broke out this
morning in iue rear uttae Quincy Granite Building
No lUl Chesuut street, above Third, the proDerlv
OF Hc,srs Swain, Au,.j 4 simmons Il was total
" destroyed the ".lil only being left Standing
Iae FIRE commenced ~ the basement. which was
occupied as kitchen otthe refractory in the from.
building
Tie iirst anI Second stories were occupied hv
IAo- Whites bonnet mandatory. The second
and ilird stories ~ George &. Levi. copper plate
1aaautar'Jry. The tilta story was used Il, bate
~ room ios the National and WilSesbarre Tele.
graph liIcs Whites loss is SloOO0-lpsprance
s Co9.
The building was Insured for only $1,000. being
about onethird OF the loss The tenants in the
front building were damaged by water though the
arc ali not extend toit. The basement refractory
was flooded, as also John Thornley's India rubber
goods on the hrst floor. The Telegraphs have
moved, iorthe present, to the Magnetic Office, and
resumed nnCrRfinus
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GUBA MOLASSES-12 hhds, for sale
& iS EDWIN WORKMAN L co.
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| ELEGRAPHIC Tvs.
CONGRESS.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 2l.-In the SENATE, Mr.. Civ
en reported bill providing for the construction OF
s1 war sseamers-sniilsr to the bin reported IN the
House yesterday.
me French spoliaon bill was, on molten referred
20 q ssleet committee OF FIVE
IN the HOUSE, bill was passed, by large MAORI
y, ihsiucting the Committee on Commerce to in
qnre into the expediency of completing such WORKS
OF Internal Improvement for which appropriations
have already been made.
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December 10th, 1855
GoDpIN Il APPFRsoN AnctionAers daInd Ara
~ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and

~ w. NELSON, Merchant Tailor, and
ANs Dealer in Fashionable Ready Made CLOTH
ing I55 BROAD street, Richmond keeps constantly on
MEMS READY MADE CLOTHING of every de-
scrptiou. Also, beautiful assortment of Cloths
CassimeTes and Festiugs which will be made up to
order on the shortest notice and on the most accom-
modating terms, and in which cannot be
surpassed by any other establishment in the city,
as feel confident that l can give the most perfect
satisfaction.
All kinds Of CUTTING done and warranted to fit
81 reduced price nc 5-Srl
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AMBERToS LOTTERY OFFTCF

- NORTH CALVERT STREET BALT;-
MORE, OPPOSITE BARNUApS HOFEL-The
purchase or sale OF Lottery Tickets within the State
of Virginia being in violation Of law. and az
tended with heavy penalty on conviction the sub
scnber would respectfully solicit the orders of his
iuends and others Who may feel disposed 10 purchase
Having been resident Of Richmond for upwards OF
thlrty years, aud being pretty generally known
throughout the state he dee enost
10 give any further ssSurauce that all business could
ed 70 HIM will be promptly AID properly attended TO-
~ Packages single tickets and shares, in all the
Mary land Lotteries for Gale
~ The printed official drawings sent to corrsspan
dents by the first mail.
~ Plies cashed al sight.
Address THOMAS LAMBERT
no 2i-ifl " Baltiproy. Ma
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 20-The amount Of drafts
registered at the Treasury for the week ending De
SENDER ItA was 81 76l9JO including S753, 9i7f for
the redemption Of the publ, debt.
Lieut. Charles Hunter has been detached from
the receiving ship 81 Boston, and ordered to the
Decatur on tie Isl u January.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Edward Hudson has
been detached from the Navy Yard at Pensacola,
"a throc months lrave OF absence
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NEW ORLEANS, Dec ia fire occurred at the
town OF Shreveport. in this State, destroying a
warehouse and its contents, consisting OF 1908
tales OF cotton. Loss very heayy-partly insur-
ed.
Adyices have been received from Galveston to
the 18th inst The cholera quite bad amongst
the soldiers at Fort Brown
The Hon. Butler King was at Austin, acting as
the representative OF tie Pacific Railroad Com
pgLy.
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ARRIVAL OF THE BLACK WARRIOR
lIEALTn OF NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. I9.-The steamer Black
Warrior arrived at Mobile on Saturday, from Ha
yaua, with dates 20 the l5Jn. Her news is uniIn-
Vortaut Nr. Clayton. who resigned the L. >.
eonsulsllp AZ Havana, came passenger to No
bile
The weather in New Orleans Is cold, and we
have hard frost The city is unusually healthy.
The deaths from cholera last week reached 80.
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NEW YORK, Dec 20.--Thc steamers Star of the
West George Law and Yankee Blade sailed this al
ternoon for san Juan and Aspinwall, full OF passen
gers Among the latter We're Thos +. Meaghcr,
and Bishops hip and simpson.
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FIRE AT BROOKLYN.

NEW YORK, Dec. 20-The block of eight splen'
did buildings Brooklyn Heights, called Colo
made Row. was destroyed by ire this morning. The
loss Is estimated at 100000. Also, block OF
three frame dwellings on W ashinton St, near Myr-
lie 4 Ypnne
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de la - - - JAS. M TAYLOR, Auctr.
NALuABLE PARM on TIE WEST

a
Y HAM PLANK ROAD, TOGETHER WITH
THE CROPS. STOCK. &c. AT AUCTION.-On
WEDNESDAY, 18th December at II o'clock, A. NJ,
viii be sold the farm situated at the forks of the
Plank R0sk, between four and five miles from the city
containing l45 acres about half cleared, the mai
der well wooded. The land lies beautifully, is
ceptibie Of easy Improvement, and well adapted for
the culture OF corn, wheat, &c. The improvements
consist oftwo dwellings, barn. &c In the hands of
skiful manage this might be made one of the most
productive beautiful farms the city, posses
sing, It does, advantages OF location, water,
rety of soil, &c. The owner g induced TO offer this
farm for sale solely Ct his having purchased
q farm in Surry.
After the sale OF this farm will be sold lumber of
fine mules portion very superior, cows, 80 to los
bbs corn lot shucks top end blade fodder, so cords
wood. ready cut. &c Ess- g1sessF
TERMs-For the land cash, balance at 6, Il and 10
MONTHS carrying intesesi and secure by trust deed
For the crops, &c. months credit for approved ne
gotiable notes, with interest added for ali sums over
$50; under that amount cash.
Should it be desired, the farm may be treated for
privately before the day ofsale.
de 10 JAMES VI. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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THE WEATHER.

CLEVELAND, Dec. 20.-Thc weather is very cold
and the canal and river are freezing up. But few
boats the lake.
DETROIT, Dec. 20.-lce is making the lake
above the Rapids, which will soon close naylga-
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.

BosTov Dec. l9.--Mr. Gay, the depot master at
Quincy, on the Old Colony railroad, was SO badly
crushed morning wtie attaching two cars that
fears are ,.nle I.aIuCu he cannot survive.
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THE DIFFICULTIES AT ERIE

ERIE, Dec. 2l.-The bridge across Harbor creek. al
TINS place, having been repaired yesterday, YVES
immediately attacked by mob and burnt down The
Marshal is here serving papers the rioters, who
threaten to tear up the track of the Erie and Cleye
land Railroad.
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THE MARKETS.

New YORK, Dec. 2l-BreadstufFs unchanged
Holders are firm at yesterdays quotations.
BALTIMORE, Dec. zi.-Flcur in steady doraaud et
$3.50. No alteration in Grain
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SPIRITEAL. SIICIDE-

BosToN, Dec. 20.-Dr Josiah Elagg, the vel
known dentist this morning jumped from the third
story OF ais house GA VI inter street, and in
srantly killed. lie was probably insane, he is
said to have been enthusiastic believer il spirit
rappinga.
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RAILROAD OPENING

MONTREAL, Dec. 2o.-The section of the Canada
hailresd, between Windsor and Chatham, was open.
Cd last Saturday, only Is miles remaining to be com
plated
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THOMAS SHEPpARD Nishes 1o ce

u fHOMAS SHEPPARD wishes to call
a the attention of ell in want of good BOOTS end
SHOES, that he has hand full supply of the
above goods for gentlemen, boys and youths and la.
dies, misses and children Also for female servants
and three hundred pairs of BROGUES of my own
manufacture, which viii sell low. call is solicited
from those in want Sign Of the Golden Boot, S
doors below the old Market House.
no 2-Im THOS SHEPPARD
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BosToN, Dec. 20.-The police have discovered a
depot OF stolen goods mostly dry goods and cloth
ing. They have arrested James Harris, Welsh
ana - Knight, upon whose premises the goods
Eaprn frllr1
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POISONING, &c.

BosroN, Dee. @1--lt is now said that Mrs. Bar
yet the actress was poisoned.
Tne steamer Benz. Franklin has arrived here
from Charleston, =. c..
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nEpARTILRE a. THE CYANE- -

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 20.-Ihe soop OF war Cy-
ane, Captain Hol!inS, sailed this morning tor Navy
Bay in Central America
The clipper ship White Squat, from San Fran
cisco, and the brig Adele from Bordeaux, arrived
hIEntyruing.
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DEATH OF MRS. KERR.

VELDos, =. G., Dee l9.-The vie OF the Hon
John Kerr, member ii Congress from This State
died to-day il this (iiaiiiaz) county