The daily union., 1854-11-21
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Arresf Of the Wmdham Bank Robbers.

Arrest Of the WindAam Bank Robbers.
New LONDON, tConn.,) Nov. 20.Mr Bliss, the sheriff
OF this county has succeeded in areng the robbers Of the
Windham Bank He appears have suspected party of
four men who were hanging about the steamboat wharf
Ans Point last night previous the departure the
boat for New York. and arrested them just they
board On searching their luggage twenty thousand Of
twenty-five thousand dollars stolen found and
probable that the balance will be recovered Ia supposed
to have been secreed the wharf board of the
The robbers have been safely lodged in Jail this place We
have not learned their but they said have the
appearance of genteel and finished scoundrels.
Destructive Fire an Nep York, &c.
New YoRK, Nov 20.A fire broke out late last night in
Judsons Hotel Broadway which destroyed the entire build
ing with nearly all its contents furniture DC The entire
loss estimated at upon which there is heavy in
surance The boarders all escaped in safety but with great
difficulty There we're apprehensons for time that
had been buried in the ruins. Buildings adjoining
somewhat injured.
Adams Co.'S large building in great danger, but
grahed to that is uninured and the fire kept
within the premises Of the hotel.
The exception in Dr. Grahams for argument
in the superior court Saturday and the court after
elaborate investigation granted writ of the
TONS returnable at the quarter The judgment
of the court of oyer and ermner therefore, suspended
and further action win be had until the point in
shall have been disposed of.
The steamer North Star sailed to day for Aspnwa with
the Pacific mails and large number of passengers for Cali
fornia.
The weather here to-day is cold, and indicating
[sEcoNs pEsrATcH.l
1t is estimated that the loss consequent upon the de-
sruction by fire, of Judsons Hotel with its contents will
be and the loss of the boaders $40 OO0
There many and almost miraculous escapes. Some
jumped of the windows others taken out &C. The
walls fell with terrible crash, and for time it appre
hended that several remen and others had been buried be-
meath them, but, SO far as known no lives lost.
Several boarders lost their trunks entire wardrobes
other valuable property, besides money.
Later from Montepideo.
Bosros, Nov. 20--By arrival here we have advices
from Montevdeo to September Is. There special
change in political affairs Much excitement had been
ted by the discovery of extensive copper lead
mnes which promise to yield most abundanty. Business
was dull. The crop of coffee small
The Ohio Rirer
WBEELiSo, Nov. 20The river is about in a fair navi-
gable condition At Ptsburg the river has commenced
falling
From Boston.
BosToN, Nov. ia fire in Cambridgeport last night de-
oyed the Broadway omnibus stables and small grocery
The horses and carriages in the stables saved
Loss Sc, 900.
by Mr.. Currer, burned this morning.
1t is stated that the Pratt estate in Summer street. has
been selected by the the site for the post
Office, United States courtroom &C. The location quite
central for the citizens generally but considerably removed
from the wholesale business parts of the city
DR.. Turk, United States Macy.
NEWARK, IN. J.,) Nov. 2O.-Dr. Turk, the Oldest
in the United States navy died in this city this
ing.
Failrs ss,u' stew art, merchant in this
c,tp failed tod.p va, ,auIuties are very heavy.
Markets.
NEw YoHk, Nov. 2o.-The -four market is duer-4, 900
IL.
ern So 40 So 1000 bushels Of wheat sod-southern,
81 95 81; Genesee, So 40 10000 bushels sold
mixed 81 cents. Stocks dull and declining
BALTIMORE, Nov. 20.-Howard- street -four s. rs, City
Mills S. $4,000 bushels of wheat sold Saturdays prices
rs, 900 bushels of sodwhe, 7s cents yellow 10 cts
Others unchanged