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'"" BRAZIL, Nov 10, 1883
7ne Vdvioaiion Of ne Anos0nE, rpm the R;r., 7,o.~
y,n.t NJ d. ~ ~, CO., ~
La"'" 20 'e" I"A Observation-Disclosures Of IN
.;J;,, Stoo,,.- =. Al, n. = 80
So,r5i7 0os,s,, IN -.
rs"e oPeN'''9lo' coh'h'Hos-Ifade actn Asso York
" nat Says The tabimt'
As there is consider BILE iutere ,It In ina r,osnoct or
onsn;nr ,ha .r..t 49,, , II !,
fs ''' si'"' f"er Amszon 10 the navigation OF the
Worio, supposed that az, items OF in.sge thst
might be CLEANED 10 Para or rom t,a a +wna ouId
not ho .r;,. - - - 80 ~ 49," - ~
49, w @''' ~ youf reAusrsi ani as am going up tue
river psrbaps few facts they may occur would prove
acceptable 10 you mvse,y fac, daap ntsrsst In the
,,sttar mir, = -. . - -,
"A'0a % ny apoiusy AZ present iof 'louohDg you
You are Wen aware that there wees couple OF small
steambosts built by Massrs lawrence Fouks NJ v,,r
nitv for tba psrur,.n covsrDu.pt tbronc, !, r.
Or whitmore and apart and shipped to this bort
by the bark Star o, East and here tbev have 49,
"a in mt toxetber and th-v ,iu ha I..,, !, 800
- - pus 80, - " launched, with the
anu VIC osunS ootn coupisted, the 18th inst
OILY wv .iy' rom tas Time; all that will be lacking
&c start up the river are Il boier which coud not h
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Our st. Helena Core spondence.

/ ST. HELENA, Oct Is, 1863.
: Iaenf1on Of missionaries -lIaykers-Ame,ca.
j, Produce, &c.
ne Rev Charles Moore. lady, and Mrs Renney.
missionaries from Maulmain, have been resident On
At, N'ahd Tor few days, by reason Of want Of Anne
VIZ yessels.
"iy appointed consul for the United States.
The "a H. Esq., arrived on the 4th ios,an. AZ
y hlnA -ica. fhe bark Warren Wh,,o =
Iecty IRON Ans. 1ebt iarpe lot of American NO
which he came br, perfect god,ssnd IN nur AZ
dree which has he's.
'", ~ starving ISLAND. no prospect of an n.
r, nIplsons very scarce ei tobacco Is. Is. "a;
rival Tor some time Flour "a.
beet, IS; pork 1T los " cold here ,b,.
uin ~ weather has been uDcomInc. report very
p'easant passages ~
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A GRArp OPERATION ON CONGRESS. lear

Ia GRArD OPERATION ON CONGRESS learn
the OF three patent rights which, togssner
bid perhaps mill IN per auuum in tariffs hsys
ed TO ndu Congress- 10 extend them this winter for
years Dger. They said 10 have raised fund
500 060 to DO dsburScd At this point TO carry thron
cir object We have seen signs satisfying us Of tins
h q this story Their champagne Ia already DO ~iug
wsshirs ton lac water, and their canvas backs are
"a scns irg IL hi merr.ly Do -ly E.oa os1. xaat
ew odd hundreds or It ma, BIO, Thousands 10 bst 1T
os We shall shortly qivs all 'hs rat'orars OF thts
Leone, II ~ can oktaia thsu.- HAAtracn S;w, De- ~.
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An IMPORTANT LAND OFFICE DECIsIoN.-We
learn that parties who have saw mills in the conn
try east Of the Mississippi, in Wisconsin,, coded
in the occupancy of the Indians by the consent Of
the War Department now claim that they only have
the right to cut aud work upamber on the public do
main there. The Commissioner OF the General Land
Office understood not only to have ignored this claim
whch is based on an alleged agreement With the
bienomonees, but also to have ruled that under ck-
sting laws, any parties whatever attempting to out
lumber on public lands without express authority
from Congress, are liable to prosecution by the go
yerument.
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ArIoN.-The weather

CANAL AND RIVER NAvIGATION.--The weather
az the ovemsnt of the Coum day,
oy turning the hey canal pav cation last Tao
river this morning covered with floating les Of
pretty formidable character but not sufficient to inter
rppt the emeLta Of steambo The ferry boats are
plying regularly The steamer Santa Claus up from
Kingston last evening with number OF coal barges in
tow and the Commerce left New York last evening with
sixteen boats 10 tow sl fully ades Ste had not arrived
at Noon The G. Coffin, which has bsea plying be-
tween this city and Cassn during the past has
been laid up There no bages loadpg TO, Nsw York
this morning orwsrders fearing thai the ice below will
prevent their goirg the bar The stsamsrs Bendrik
Hue ard Csus leave for New York this After
noon, With fo load OF passengers and freight
J0iauot, Nee. 10.
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SPARRtNo ExuinnIoN paEvEargD. An apptci.
tuu to tho Mayo II Prov den 20 on IoaiGv A@
far Incense for ordinary tparrins exhibition without
nan og Seliivsn which sas granted. The hsn AS IN
geged IN the sRs vy the prnyreto8 not knswas ieat
Sullivan Vas to exhibit when tho Nasor 10 nd tha the
principal perisrn's- Y.nkss Spht.n AMI fhsf N
ether Who hid been concerned 10 tne nfut. Dc ~
A. Bot ton Font Corg er hs powpty ravoss the ronse
For this act ne ia eniitd to tee spprobstipn nl 80
oitg sns Its to regretted tat hs ct e. mAn vas DO
arrested and hAd await rcgusioo f.oln tea Govern
"a MussssuSs,s sullivan being out on Ban carrot b
s,s sea or rtrsitoS frru +nouyn ~ waits MS -
rcoyt ,.sN lei. sstd ths. gapg 9Th aulvau
Il Jerutv snSed NJ bsa tJ-h cy, au. 40 cacLo. ~
! dsro OF -fsaV.ees.y .l.y'.et, ~ H.
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PIrIBusTBaING ExpEDIrIoHs.-We Published last
syonE from teegrAphin correspondent Rt
Baltimore stating that it reported that advice had
been received at Washington that powerful expedition
fitting out hero for Cuba We have msds Il Sriea
IN quarters likely to possess Information In regard to snch
advcef and expeditions and cannSt AND that there
t.4tA N lis l:-sL.e@t. We Eza lnclinsa TO bs.o.o
thst The srysditton "four thousand strong exit only
10 TIA imaginative h-.a of sossipns sa Vi iss.s
ia xs.c.sston --N. U, P,cavss~, DC. 10,
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Intelligence from Texas.

We have Galveston papers to the 9th INST They con
tain but Tide news
The Leon Pioneer says sho ,ting match took place in
tentrevs On the 10th us bets cen Mr. Elisha Room.
son, citizen Of that place. and Mr. Tunnsly, who has
recently betome citizen in that Vicinity. Four shots
win pstc sssed bet Thorn, the fOrme receiving
asth wound In the left thigh and the latter having
snsm considered tanssrou y wounted The cause OF
quarrel rhi I - Dot explained.
Inc Nacogdohss Cancle says the ec.tsn crop Of that
away daily.
Ths CSrcee ct the Goth uls Gays the Nusoss aud S.
No less than nine steamers expected to engage in
the Trinity trade
We copy the following account of a de in Brenhsm
from the Enquirer The loss Is of the heaviest BY
fire that We have had to record in cexas
tuesday night last ssou twslve o'clock tho
names issuing from the roof The alarm Nba ghs house
sss eooi aas IS. ~s- made to co So
The asjoiBins SuaiOg, occupied BY Mss.r. ,h..sos y
assistance and snerget perseverance, Of macy 81 our
cit zsns Who had assembled nearly AZ .hs s.Sa' wse
ped b. d. Mess. .r that ime aaoccupied, and the
nsA s6oApg three story buding from ing On ,he puo
sleeping tie two has' sspI'' s 's' ssssp
M ~ n uoss5y short iims. The stofehouss an
Sis sooh pagers an raSfs entirely coasun.ei; essap
| licked Up in hreprooi safe, were ont s,ght
| IL iriured Al toe budings ex spt ~ a, ~. No
n.r wers owed b. D shilmsn, who in CON- With NJ
Messrer sustained the greatest loss The eati,t il
estimated .. $1,000 and is supposed to have been ta
u
TFxss DsBT.--The following resolutions have besl
| fpi.a IN the Legislature Of f=xes.-
Whereas in the settlement of the pUblic debt OF tn
Repub ic Of Teaas previous hgisatures haze alopIs
what is to tue msobsrs Of tha legi lGture an
10 he people of Texas as the scaled sys.em, aod 3
tbe peope have ut various times ind,c, their sat
faction with tsat system, and hold the action
former legi latuIes ia this matter to be wise sad equ
table;
Be it by hs Legislature Of the State Of Texas
Ii at this legislature does not nterd to nLecrupt
change what they consider the ssied policy OF thu Sat
srd that they declsre their fixed detsrminat on
adhere to the sama, - general system OF restlenei
/ with the cree TORS of Texas
Resolved That the Committee Public Debt be II
stIuoted to take INTO deration the propriety
mabipg appropriation to pay that POI tion of tho &c
class cett Of the State, held by the casns Texas AZ
that thsy report by bill or otherwise.
TEMPERANCE IN TExAs.--The following reso
tn has been adopted by tbs House of Representatives
Texas:-
Resolved That the Committee State Aniirs he il
sructed to inquire into the expectancy OF abohiug u
present license system for the retail of vnous
liquors IN quantities less than quart and II foun
expedient, to report bin fer that purpose contaoil
cersip pr ,vsion, adopted and Recommended 20 this l.
gilature by the ate State Temperance lonveni,n he
, in the city Of Austin.
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T..~al Intelligence.

srcv,rz rorp1 on 1gs UsTsD STATES Dec 10 - 1. >.
me- Alden Esq OF Penn was acmil'ed Al s''6
No 4 cour fellor Of this court
Tor The s. BiFphane, Appellant, VS.. j. AVcner ~ NJ
GtrhaI5 FOR Tm' mt OF tnis CAUSE Woo
III Thu; y canss r.sibi al, plsiatins, vs. r. h.asa
arc printad Arguments 70 ns On Sn tho Main
tits, and Nc sn it'll for shs d'fi-.anpansp
DrofMHrs l9.--waldo Hutchinson, FL , e Nav York,
and John W. Mckim, Esq OF sshngttn city, ad
1stteo attorneys and counselors Of this court
Nos. Is and "a. J. G. Rsgan and O. Tisrnan.
These wrts Of to tho Crcui. Cour Of tho Uatsd
States for Mississippi Gia missed with costs
No 20 G. Kanouss VIZ. J Martin, This csuss vas
submitted to the consideration Of the court the record
snd printed Arguments BY Mr. Carr for the plaintiff in
errcr and Tor the cctencant in error.
No SO. l.. Bro ks ct al appellants, I Fiske ct
al The Argument OF this eau wAa commenced oy Me.
Keller for appeIlsnts end continued by DR.. Whiting for
the appellees Adjourned.
Dc 20Georgs F. shspsr, Esq, of Maine, and John
T. burrill Jun and George Buckf Esqs ofNew York,
admitted attorneys and couuseors of this conrt
Nc. so A. L. Brooks, ct AL appellants vs. J. Fisks,
et III The argument If this co ntinuei BY
.r Whiting for the appeses and concluded by Mr.. G.
7. Curtis for ibe apr ella nts
No 80 Charles II F Neering. Gsrret W Richn IN.
In to the supreme Court Ct New York No
appearing for either party this dismissed with
costs, under the 6oth rule of the court
No 25. Bevins and Earle PLAINTIFF In error W, W. 3.
A. Ramssy e. 81. Tot cause argued by Mr. II. W.
Davis, for the psintids in error, and by Mr. Collins
Lee for the defsn ant in error Adjourned.
December 81 Charles Tracy and JOHN Stryker Esqs,
OF New York, ltgarsoI. Ed, OF Penosylvants, aud
ssmuel W parter, Esq, OF Indiana, somits-d at
toIneyi and counse oie OF this court
No. SO. Henry Choteau piGiatiif in error Patrick
Moloney The argument in u is commence
| by Mir. Corpick foi the plaintiff In Adjourned
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State or Affairs I'm Florida.
wEATHER-CROPS--HK THE IHDIAN5-I
gaIIDs HTU. ETr.

wEATHEa-CRoPs- THE NDIANs--IN-
vALIDS, ETC., ETC.
from ths OcalA Mirror Dso 10
The weather is little coo With light Fronts, but most
charming
Cops mostly gathered snd beiog glancd and sent OIL
Health Of the country improving aad fair 10 mid LOG
land trading going briskly = enty of purcha ers,
sod necessarily plenty Of sellers great many pe:sous
glad opportunity to te but always regret having
sold at tbs prcs the did Lana risiog, but no hing like
at high water mark
Emigration Commissioning in earnest for the seasou
Corn and fodder scarce, mules aud horses becoming
and the surplus likely eat oil their heads
not cold turned out to starve
The 1uaane: danger OF 81 Iodian di'turbsune Zap
tain Casey Ircsn seert, is aGoriyad 20 buy them of
will likely sncoesd IN noviog a. lssst part Of
stance frser long patience Ia iadesd vitue ard
thus prove the virtue q forhe@raace No Indian rnuors
se ua5e though cfen current trace sm to their
origin. ,hey prove palpable forge les
"a low Teser-we reg ct to learn hat this plague Is
s,i prevailing in Tampa, and We far will oontaus Until
. killing frost ppearn there
In ,aidsThtre are Not 80 many trying the winter OF
climate this winter "a We had expected to ses Fer
hsps th dread of the want of accommodations the tax
yellow tae Calf coast and OF an ndiiA war
nsy hnvs kept nsry avsv. We can safel5 SAY accom-
,nodrto, are IN srsrslny in our country quantty Sul
quality but for coneUmpticr patients ~ would fay An
sctive out doors fs in fu iently mll str oSpoe g,
With tie VII cs ONE neglect o daint es and eleg
T. iu,t the thiy And above all We have faith ia Ur
Csrtwra hls pTeso pop of breathing the warm vapor
from sugar boilers We hops oil who are suIsrers from
from this malady will try IT, Now IL the season our
planters making up thu sod pice aod assst
time they have Of 1t too good cess 10 tho % ar psn'ers
and them "a aint sayar planters.
| CEssIoN or WEST FL0RIDA.-The following pre-
ambe and resolution aoDtr tho Ign inst ~ Sas
| HI use of Representatives Of Alabsma:-
vheres it believed that the Inhabitants OF tNat portion
of tho state Of Florida resdpS OF the Chstssh oche'
"a palachicos) river and known vest FLORIDA sr'
anxious have aid terri attached TO ne STAG IT "A
ana where " Is believed that tic Sate ~ flpts,
viii 70 the OF I'D ter ory T. ti Stt and
where's Il Ligiy imp rtaus 10 tho state q AlsbamN
| d qpii ire "a ne: lie II, The etorc
Eesoyod Ghs. TIE .ocm't 90 On Tcfntsl Relations b. -
rrctf TO tate tho suite tuuder consiteraon snd g. N
suoh stps b. hi or otherwise may be cieGt adsso
And conducive to ats tho 81 above aontempl,tet
Tbs slip f territory referred 10 about huudre
aud mites ia LET 9Th by atty sixty m les in bes ~
lying ~ tie Cult Of Mexico the shore Of which "a IN
ut 4, the cossoS beng ADJ would b. CONS the sonh
| Ell bounda}y uf Alabama.
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IADe o the Charleston H1c4ey rec.utly al var.t
~ auat s. lore the South Caroaa Col eQs At In,r NJ;
up wbich sr Perry Of the Grs-nvIs P ii,
" paper Feeling himself sggr eyed b, these CON Iraat
Mr. Isosr oeman- ed Withdrawal >f them sia,j s,es
M anends % justice and proprety mar
rerfy replied d. 81 ming to wilhSraw but disetsimia,
vi ,Dtsntion to reject UPON the speaker psrs "a Il,
"hefeuptn hr Tsbor sent him the foil wing n sts:-
S,pxo,,. COLUMBIA, Dec TO- 1877
ours OF 10 DAY. in reply note Of Uni, m ,rn,
Las uss neerIecevtd do not cont tbs aa.1 ri m
~ pWN eye 20 iti'iso address within de,srt
reskeotiui grouI d. But anguar i, NH 49,, 80
but Is as grossly ans pers Al in ;ts
~ was offensive and unjustidabe IN ts apses
sp a. ~ fas not. therefore besn W tbd,nWn a. Sppr
10 ns H. require such sssMfActon deem 10 bs &c
20 me myirenc, Col Csrev auth .ized 10 m ske Il, ~
~ II \ Pspnn aIIahssmsnts feur obedisnt servant,
Io4' W. X. table, ia.
s,,-vorun. JANrEY's HOTEL. Dec. H. 1854
our nota OF yesterday requiring abstraction FIR the
correspondence complained been rsoavaj
n rePy nave only to repeat that address was
one, on subject of public interest and oonsc
SUBJECT OF fair criticism. In my rem ,rks on il
IN the slightest degree your honor
as gentleman Having already disavo we'd asy
h purpose or Intention am constrained deny your
sIt 70 require any further and doolne
nvatien TO hostile meeting will not say that no cir
could inc me again to appear t,e field Of
combat, but there are unnecessary To h.
here which would make es Ian
panIul 70 me- Impressed with these sentiment
Always endeayortd to avoid giving Just cause for sno
eru and am not conscious Of departed from that
o T w. o. g conduct in this CASE You're ac
y" \ iAnxR' ESQ. B. +. PERRY.
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TnE PURCHASE MOUNT VERNoN.-This sub
a special committee by the virginis Legislature.
The estate contacts some three hlnorsd acres, aud
is held at 100000. Should the action Of Con-
gress re- US is represented definite rejection o. tna
purchase of Mount Vernon by the federal govern
ent the place. it appears must either fall into the
hsods OF eowpsny Of capitalists for speculation,
be purchased by Virgins. The Legislature seems
favor ably disposed towards the scheme, but there is
a doubt expressed whether the purchase can be ef-
fected now by the State of Virginia. 1t is stated
tba. according to the terms Of the contract between
the proprietor and company for the purchase Of
Nouns Vernon, the latter were to take it AZ the sum
If 5000 GOO, provided Congress did not do so, aud
that Virginia is thereby precludec from making ths
purchase. We entertain but little doubt, however,
that it be obtained at that price now should the
Legislature Of Virginia decide to purchase it.
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3DivOscgs IN ALABAMA Bills are already before

|UlVOwCEb IN ALsHAMA bulls are eITedUy DcluIo
|. sgissture OF Alab-n. - diyro- N. Norris from
Is ifs Mrs A. Morris; Bsil frsm Irs. j. gsll Little
/ NJ Mrs Little; hammock VS. Hamnoek; Greene VI
lsene; Crow Crow; hiago Eiugo; Wna.lsy Va.
|tsuey Fatisuon W. Patterson; Mcdonald Nc Don
p a. Dry Henry; Hamilton Va Han iltor; HoIliO
us HI shes tughee; Nisba vs. Nishet; MoNortor
ycSofton; Mersh va Marsh; Sa on slaton; B,azea
Biasesl ,mpbell campbsl Miller vs. Mill r; GiAd
w. Glsdieh; Ma tin vs. Aastin. Norm an We. Norman
ggips vs. Higgins; jennings vi. Jennings; Harrison ~
fiisou Stamford VI SANFORD; Hos'on Va Holston
n rs Barr Waters W. Waters; aud Turner vs. Turner
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A BAEAcu or pRoMsE CAsE.-Dsputy Sherm
I.stS OF ,foon sfgct In this ci,y ths li' iast enu
nrFatted Iay Jacob oaer, Methodist Ole ~ nan o
Sou.a Gratun ice brssca Of yromi's lie was csr's"
lsck il the custody Il TIE tstIt1 TO 6totgn rms rsv
ri. 1ervrnaa ~ se,Frtrl - fetupr nc aaocho 'SA
In o.s et cue a-tDoi,st churches yesterday re ~"
r,soS . may 20 .s4ss "a ~ scSsT sas''A
Essg
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Religious Intelligence.

De-
o,a msY. = . Sawyer, ID. d., will preach in the a
evening 'uicA' 'nis morning AND
Tw ans new building Of the Westminster church i,
~ tpap .o-oay The Rev. DR.. Phillips will nneach !.
Ga ..aoIng; Tue Rev. Dr. Potts in the aftarnao.,
"'iu Tue fev. Dr. Spring in the evening.
citation ~ -, discourse before the Young Mems Asso
u' im OF The South Dutch church in Fifth ouaa
WIN De delivered this evening by the Rev paw pI'
mer' ID, of Albany. my "a
| INSTALLATIONS
u;I, - hev. joseph d. Hull late OF Bratteboro, VT
Ci NC Installed over the First C0nproatonsi
Thurch and Society in South Reading Me- -
tuesday next, December ~. n'S''' y"
pasror ~ ny Jameson was publicly recognized a
s o. me fremont street Baptist church ston
~ he fremont Temple, on the 18th inst
=, hev Mr. Roa, the pastor elect of the Creerbuah
instant. 100 'u''ai'eu on 'he zlsS
INVITATIONS
~ me Rev. Mr.. Starkey rector of Christ f,,r-c.
Troy has Received unanimous call from tho us,ts
" 81 Sau,s Church, Albany to supply the n,sca %.
'a.eu py 'he resignation of Bishop Kip.
me rhth Presbyterian Church in Batimors b.,.
lie their pastor = ''aouuSo'ss' "
trey rev R,chard Bentley, formerly of England I'm.
i; C; oneo % we Tabernacle PIesbyter CSur.h
, and is to be installed on the eyeninn -
C, rev, William W. Charming of the un;tar;.-
~ tnurcn "a Rochester New York, has acceotai : css
w piea0h ior Time in Washington
he , samuel l. futile has received and aooeotea
Madison, N. j, ''s'e''An Churcn q
d.. ~, CONSIDERATION.
On ths s,t ',nas r Scott, of Columbus Georgia yin
Episcona, January be consecrated Bishop OF The
;oopai CHURCH for Oregon The Rjpbt paTr n. ~
Wainwright and the Raw n 'Su' t+
WIZ NC pf NEW CHURCHES, ,;oo+,o the new
rem"- us;ue CEREMONIES of dedicasng sao 1St.
The imporshn by the German L .ooS Mace on
!o." OF worsnp. of Baltimore, TOOK p'aou 20
esu1 na as sGa new Methodist BY pBsSp
veIed OF the occasion by Rev. sohn Kennadsy D DE-
of Brooklyn.
new Presbyterian church was organized at 30
verify Burlington county, n. j., last week, by con-
mitsee of the Fourth PIesbytery Of Philadelphia
Tie new house of worship erected at Jacobstowa.
j. by the Baptist congregation, was dedicated ON
| WedL esday, the 2lst inst
The Congregational church ut Broadbrook will "a
dedicated or Thursdag- Dea 2cnaelgd, N. G.. was
te6setra9d on the 22G inst IL is sple0did struc-
ture built OF s,id granite. 10 the Gothic style Of ~
cnitectule, the ground plan forming a cross
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BOLD AND EXTENSIVE ROBBERY IN WoRcHsrRR.
MAss-S7 100 SToLEN--We have to record this
morning one of the most daring and extensive rob
berries ever perpetrated in Worcester county 1t
was committed at the couuting room OF the Jones'
vile Manufacturing Company, in louisville, Tenn
petcD, about five o'clock yesterday morning The
wstohman bsd just lsf ibe counting room and gone
TO another psrt of the establishment, to ring thu
moruiog bell He was gone but short time, and
on his return il discovered thas during his ab-
serce burglars had catered the couating room, UNI
locked the safe and stolen S7,I00, of w1i,h "a 900
was IN bills of tie Mechanics Bank. OF this city,
and the remainder il bills OF small cenominaa0ns.
The ley witn which the safe was unlocked was LETT
behind as the burglars were uuahle to get it out Of
the lock. bunch Of skeleton keys. was also LEFT
upon the floor; and the key with which the counting
room wss Unlocked was found in the road near by,
where it had been thrown by the burglars i'll their
haste TO escape. This great robbery ives evidently
tie act Of persons familiar with the premises and
! .4ere IS any trace OF them We are not informed
rewa.' IF $500 is oiTared-Worcester Transcript.
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Bear RACE Ar Bcsros.--The sarsicld. ten oArs.
ana T. aesgher sight oars had race IN ths hAroos.
sterpoos, starting from Central wharf, ana
proneedipg po!nt Spectacle lslani, three sn0
NE. arrttrs mics aud back toe Sl0o nida the Ssss-
sld cine in Ia sixty minutes ana the xosghsr 10
M, three but The latter either accidentally or ~ rs
su shortened thu by emitting 20 50 AROUND sas
,uithfst Of tne Suats stationed OF the sisno Vn AZ
cced aud vii be repeated -Boson Adp,Flissr, DC ~