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JomY FRINE.--lt is with feeling akin TO
religious joy, that we hail the grateful utelli-
gencc that John Frink is off the stoge
"Othello's occupations gone He has sold
all his interest in the stage companies ofthis
and other states, and retires on his laurels
Few men in his day have caused more hard
swearing, and received Tower blessings to
counterbalancc the curses, than this Napole-
on Of western staging. Yet, to give enter
prize and energy its due, We doubt whether
any man could have managed the business
much better. He had every village TO ac-
commodatc, roads to traverse, from which,
in certain seasons, common transfers shrunk
aghast, and sloughs to cross, the profundity
(which would battle nineteen fathom line.
Few men could recount more air-brc adth
'scspes from flood and mire, and his antobi
ography would rival the ''life Of John
Smith, But there is no deny ing bis coaches
were somewhat slou. The story used 10 be
told, that during one particularly wet win.
ter, a load of hale young passengers started
from Chicago for st. Louis, but never reach.
ed their destination, all having died Of old
age on the way. Happily the iron horse has
nearly superseded the horrible slow coach in
Illinois, and travellers can henccforth view the
praries with less danger to life and morals.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

HEALTH on CnrcAGo.-Either the Chicago
papers and its board of health misrepresent
prodigiously, or it's cholera fugtivcs are dcs-
perately given to lying. The latter have fill.
ed the country with frghtiul rumors ofchol-
era ravages in that city, putting the deaths
at from looto $50 daily, while the board of
health publish daily list of all the deaths,
showing the mortality from cholera To aver
age little over dozen day. The following
is the report for the last week
chulcra Other Jie,areu
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

MATERIAL FOR CoNGRRss. Tho SUCCESSOR
ship to Col. Bissell's seat in Congress from
the Bcllcville district promises at least not
to 20 begging. After enumcrating the names
of Messrs. Foukc, O'Mclveny, Snyder, Brown,
Martin, Buckmastcr and Smith, as probable
candidates for Congress, the Bclevillc Advo.
cate says that there are many Others horc,
at Carlyle and at Mt Vernon, whose names
will be canvassed and talked Of and shall
BIS printed as soon as We feel authorized 70
take that liberty"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

CmcAGo AyD MISSISSIPPI RAMnoAp.-Thc
entire length of this road from Joliet to Al
ton, will be completed in less than week
from this time, placing St Louis and Chca-
go in direct railroad communication, by the
shortest practicable route" The road has
been pushed TO completion with creditable
energy, and will be one Of the most impor
tant links in the 1000 miles Of railroad in
our state.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

IIuRmcASE.-A terrible hurricane visited
Rock Island, Davenport, and the adjacent
regions, on Thursday of last week. A store
in Davenport was blown down, and nine
persons buried in the ruins, all of whom
were badly bruised, and two supposed to be
killed. A canoe containing three was capsi.
zcd in the river, and all lost. Several steam.
crs had their chimneys blown down, and
their upper cabins either blown off or badly
injured; and the taller chimncys ofthe hou.
SEES Of the two cities were pretty generally ia.
ken down.
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BUFFALO Poor HousE.-Thcrc is intense
excitement in Buffalo in reference to the con.
diton of the poor house. In consequence of
startling rumors on the subject, large party
of physicians and citizens visited the house
and found everything connected with the es-
Enlistment in the most horrible condition.
Within "a hours 10 insane persons and seven
others had died Of cholera, and four more
were then in collapsed state. The house
was found to be so foul that II was al
most impossible for persons to enter it.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

lLLIsols CENTRAL RAILROAD first
passenger train on tie Chicago branch Of
the Illinois Central railroad through to Ur.
hanna, Champaign county, passed over the
road on Monday About half the entire
length of the Chicago branch is thus compile
ted and in operation. Regular passenger and
freight trains for the road leave Chicago and
Urbanna daily.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

PEORIA AND BUREAU VALLEY r. R.--The
citizens of Henry and the surrounding coun
try hat fine railroad jubilee on Friday Of
last week, on the occasion Of tho opening of
the Buriau Valley Railroad from its junction
with the Rock Island Road to Henry. The
distance, We believe is some fifteen miles,
Tho balance of the road to Peoria is being
pushed with energy and will be completed
before VIC summer ends
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tNRrpnolF.p Sale
Ortga;,c sale.

WHEREAS, default has been made il, III.
w payncn, of eight hundred and ,,l,y do,l,,..
due OF the frs, day Of jay, a ~ lsf,, and a.
30 oil the insurance on the NH situated no. IL
premises dcscrbrd brow, accv,'ing 10 IN, corS,.
mons OF mortgage on - ID prem .-s We u,edhx
William ;. Eusion. aud Sarah ! E5,top h,s
w!le' To me-. and dated july LIST, 1851 10 seem,
the payment OF the purchase money Tor said u,rn,.
iscs " 'S P's''i
now therefore, IN pursuance Of a power ron.
"nel ~ saii NOR gag, aud ~ default of the nav
men' OF the sald sum Of money. due thereon =.
AFORESAID, and he taxes and INSURANCE mon,y,
according TO ih- terms aud conditions of sni5
mortgage shall sell al public auction. nj the
door Of the court housr in III. city of O,,,w, 1T
La Sale county, and state of llinois b.,wee,,
The hours OF 10 o'clock A. NJ and 4 o,,locL T.
NJ, Of the 25lh day Of August, A. d 1851 the foI.
lng described premises, tii being the same men.
toned and described IN said mo rtgage! for cnsh IN
hand, TO wit Lots sir, seven, eight, el,ypr
twelve and thirteen, in block eleven, in Ottawa
Centre said county Of La Sale, except 40 mveI,
thereof a. has not been taken nd DID opraed foy
the VI. and Michigan canal. The above sale n IN
be made 10 satisfy the whole amount due on said
mortgage and also costs and insurance mon,y
pnd JonY f. IIIyMhs. norfeo,,r'
HOLSTER Il Cavalry, hi, altys. July 2g-4w.
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EAyk OF OTTAWA

SIGHT Exchange on New York. Boston.
Chicago, and 81. Louis.
Also, rAchansrs on London, in sans OF one
pounds telling upwards. available utauy bank
n Gnglani, Scotland ireland, France or Ger
many.
i.'creH oHo',sd on d,pos;t'.
Coda .iiyc! coin bought and sold.
Noyembef IL GKo. S. FisHrR.
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Is slavery or intcinpcrancc the greater
evil' The question is standing one before
all the debating societies Of the country, and
We believe the argument on both sides is
considered about equal.
If it is the duty of congress, in view of
the great evil of slavery, to interfere with the
domestic affairs of the territories so far as to
prohibit the introduction Of slavery there,
should congress not also exclude intcmper.
ance--in other words, impose on them the
Maine liquor law? Temperance men, rally !
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AFTER TnrN.-Thc cholera has broken out
with great violence among the ab. rcrs at the
Suspension Bridge, Niagara Falls, and the
work has been temporarily Abandoned
About forty deaths have occurred. The fu.
gitiyes from Chicago and other places must
return to the West to find healthy country.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

LADIES ALLOWED TO Bg SoSs.--At the re.
cent session of the National Division of the
Sons Of Temperance, it was enacted that Ia.
dies over 10 years Of age might be admitted
into the Subordinate Divisions. upon their
being obligated, i. Z. to take the pledge Of
total abstinence.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

IlsALru OF Sr. Louis.---rhc returns for
the past week show that the health of st
Louis hss very materially improved The
whole number of deaths was $50, of which
1913 we're from cholera. During the week
previous there were bo5 deaths, of which
81, vor, from cholera
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

The steamship Franklin, which recently
went aground upon the Long Island beach,
while on her trip from Liverpool to New
York, premises to be a total wreck. The
passengers and most ofthe cargo were landed
in safety, but it is given up that the ship
must be lost
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Look Out for Tire

AYE are agent for the
w Htna Insurance co, Hartford, Conn.
Hartford a.
Northwestern" Oswero, NY.
the Old and responsible companies, having stood
The test OF many years and are prepared insure
the property OF our friends and neighbors azains,
ossby fire, on fair terms GEo. $. FISHER
Inland marine risks taken IN the Etna. ap2y
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EpL1te ot lam, ~ Gak,, 5,.'J

E61"Ve q J"WS ", BaNtF, 0ttd.
DUBIlC Notice is hereby given that the sub.
i ecrlber, Administrator Of the estate of James
w. Baker, deceased, will attend the County
Cour, OF In Sale County, and State Of Illinois
at a term thereof TO be holden at the Court House
IN Ottawa, IN SAID County, on the 3 Monday of
September, 1851, when and where ali persons
having Claims asains, said estate are notified and
requested present the same 10 said Cour, Tor adj
udclton, iul2s-s PueM T. 8IEer, Ertcvtrir,
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VALUBLE FARM FOR SALE

TUE subscriber offers his hrm. situated on the
west sid. OF Fox river, opposite Milford, Fox
township, Kendall co, His, for sa,.
Snid iarm CONSISTS OF 50 acres of first quality
land, well fenced, and G5 acres under ihoi ouph
cultivation. The balance OF the land has VOID
enough on II for one family, and is well wa,ered ;,
running along the hlnk OF the Fox river There
Isa good orchard, Just ready isr bearing, contain
ING several varieties OF apple, peach, and cherry
trees, and vel! oi the purcst cold water There
isa Nv" story house on the premises well finish
ed, roomy, and substantial, and under the house
n large, drycelnr. The si,ua,ion is remarkably
peasant and Cfnnot tail TO please. There are
stores. grist null, post Office. and school houses
oil wlthn mile, and good bridge across fon
rver. mhkes'lhcm e1syo OF access. Also.
Lot Continuing SO Acres.
In La SalIeco l2D rods from the home farm ,ol.
rrably wen covered with wood would make aip
admirable pasture.
For particulars enquire Of the owner, on tho
premises. July ~ +. w PARTRivGg
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I'iIE ihrrp NeIy dcsitnhln and sirhtln l,,,.

JhE three very desirable and slightly lots, op-
l. po'I'e the residence Of Judge Cation
Also, lois !, ., ard 3, in block %, statesaddi-
uon; ior sale on very favorable terms
Also, the iarn, late the pruprfly of John
byrnes, deceased, situated . ml.rs eas. Of South
Ottawa, containing 100 acres 100 under fence
ana IN cultivation small orchard, and n new
and well built dwelling house &c The place is
one OF The most desirable for any one s-rking n
permanent home near town, II can he mace ali
That one GAG wish. Terms easy. Also,
$50 Acres of Che ice Sci, ctcd Prairie Land
Situated in the town OF Bruce, on which IS o ca.
ted lVaupoucy mound
Also, 100 acres III the same town, n few miles
from New Michigan. mii5 J. G. N,rr,,Gyp.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-07-29

Nrw BAsK,-The subscription books for
o bank at BeGrdstown, under tho general
banking law, have been opened. Capital,
Saoo, 600, the bank to 60 in operation when
ROCCO ar. Uihs, ribed
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BANKING AND EXCHANGE
GD e. EGG Eco

Corner Of .Iain and La Sale Streris,
Office Hours From tol2A. NJ. and / to J
T.. VI.
INTEREST ALLOWED on special dcpos-
Ties
EASTERN EXCHANGE bought and sold.
PREMIUM PAID for gold and silver, and
MONEY TO LEND ON short time, bust
ness pap.r. July 20 HE. EAnE.
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The crystal palace exhibition in New
York, is TO close finally on the est Of Octo-
Der next. Even Barnum has been ,iii.r!e TO
make the thing pay, and has resigned the
presidency Of it. The building is now offer
ed for sale
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N7F "
An. Nl,S
Banking & Land Agency.

l ne undcislgncd, successor to Norris Il r.
Sher, wllcaryon the business NJ the same place >
oiiind and nsura nee agency bank ING xchange
ANA brokerage, purchase and sale Oi lands, rxa-
minanon OF titles, paying taxes, buying. selling
ana locating and warrants, procuring pensions,
pack pay, &c, convcyancing IN n II its branches
ana ioilcciionsin northern Illinois, and hcpesby
hls experience, careful and prompt attention u
merit the con,nued.ayors oil the public and busi-
ness men whohave heretofore pa,roni1e this es-
adjustment
beg leave 10 refer TO any OF the public officer,
OF this county, or the gentlemen named below
GEo. :. Fi.nue.
gov. Joe a. Matteson, Springfield, Illinois.
Hon, +. II. Campbell, aud orstate' -
y. II. Rjdgeley, Pres Cark's Elk. bk'
Hon. James Shields, T. $ senator"
Hon Jesse o. Norton. NJ. e.,
Messrs Geo: Smith II Co. bankers ,Chca 20, H.
Messrs. ! y. Burch & Co, -
Marine Bank,
Hon VIM. IL. W. Cushman, Ottawn,Il
Messrs Glover & Cook,
Hon. VIM. R.ddick,
Messrs + w Clark e. Bros. bankers St Louis Mo
Messrs. Page d Bacon, "
American Exchange Bank New York
Messrs r; w CLARK, Dodge q 60, bankers n Y
Mcssrs. Beebe x Co,
John Thompson. Esq
Messrs. J. w. Clark l. Co., Boston.
Messrs DreAel s. Co., "Phil
Gcn. Z. Y. HiIIyer, Prs, Charter Oak Bk, Hart
tord Con Gov Chas Pond, Milford Con.
February I-Gm
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FOR SALE:
Notice {!

Notice!
VIE subseriber is now prepared to deliver
l. hour free of charge to all purchasers with.
IN the city limits, this side ofthe Ill., river. Orders
may be len either a the mill or at Messrs. Red
found for that purpose
Bran and mil feed delivered at nominal rates
Terms invariably oash. Jul20 JAMES Keller
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PAINTING AND GLAZING.

The subscribers continue. nsherctoiorc, to at.
tend promptly to llordeIs IN the painting aud gla-
zing line, to which they propose to devote their
full attention AZ here loioic
July %. : G.. EIRLS SoN,
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10 the Heirs-at Lam and 10 all Persons IN
terested IN The Estate Of Gershom Burr, De-
csdsd. ...
TAKE notice, tina, on the FRS, Monday Of Sep
tsmbernexl, at q term OF the county court os
La Sale comfy. llli,ois, then to be holden,
sha presen petition to said cosrt, for the sale
OF the real estate of the said Gershom Burr,
decd, or so much thereof as shall be necessary
Tor tho payment of the debts and liabilities Of snt
estate. tJuly l5-fw) b. G Cook, Eyccufor
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United States Mail Route
Dttuctu Ottama ar1 1urora

TIVE undersigned having ,nkrE the con,:nc ct ior
L carrying the mails on the above route. ore
prepared to take passengers through with comfort
and dist, ,ch
Ne leave Ottawa on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and
Saturdays, at O'Clock A. NJ u,rlye nj Autorr,
ats O'Clock T. VI. same day--passing ihr ourh
N'wark. Bristol, and Osw-go
July22-y. OEcrrr Il JEsx.
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.l;y- The Peoria Courier" is the name
of new German paper started in that city,
published by {. Lohmann.
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For SALE--At this office, a printing press
bed ~ hv &c viii W. sold NJ u bargain.
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American Artists Union !

NHE Subscribers TO The Works Of the Art.
L rt- Union are rcspectinly informed that
rom the unprecedented iayor Nhicl, they have re.
ceiSrd, the Secretary feels confident in Eating
thai the whole number Of Engravincs $50 oo0l-
VIII be disposed OF within a few M pnihs Of which
due notice., through the press, wdE be- gwen
AGENTS
are requested to form Clubs and end in their Sub.
scfheis without delsy.
J. ". ioLBRCOK Secretary.
July 22-5n 5OSBroudyoy New York
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Estate Of Henry Dssais decd

Estate Of Henry Dssais, Decd
\ LL persons having claims against the estate
~ OF Henry DEEMS, deed, are hereby notified
and requisite TO present the same before me com
ty court of La Sale county on the 2Si day Of An-
gust next, for the purpose OF having them adjusted.
lpiLLIAN H. DeeS ! Exec
Julys IVrru.a SrsAwN, uior..
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Estnte or. .SheL1on C.d,rsn LIZ

Estate Of Sheldon Cdd,rsH, decd
4 III. persons having claims against the estate
"A OF Shelion Caldwell, deed, are hereby no.
tined and requested TO present The same before the
county court Of La Sale county, on the twenty
hrst day OF August, 1854, Tor the purpose Of hav-
ing them adjusted.
juIS-5w SHELDON C. CApwri, Er,eutor
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Paint Establishments

"ooss, S"Mf, Hools, DthdS, Tdper Hang
Tugs, Painters BRUSHES, Pencils, de-
PAINTS.
Dry Coiors,-Snow white zinc, brown z,nc
stone color zinc, IN OIL and in kegs of from 95 10
2Oc lbs, China white, red lead, Venetian red. ex.
ira Vermllion rose pink, Li,harge, yellow ochre
chrome yellow, Paris green, nhbernia green
Prussian blue, pure blue, French ultra IN anne
blue, vdndyke brown, purple brown, Italian 81.
emma, burnt and powdered. same raw and now
deref Turkey lumber, burnt and powdered same
raw and powdered; lamp.black, imperial black
Frankfort black, &c.
Colors in Oa-Chrome green. assorted in
ems; extra permanent Paris green, navy green,
Prusslan blue, chrome yellow, burnt sienna, As.
sorted cans, raw sienna, assorted cans; burnt
and raw lumber, nlso assorted cans; black paint
m cans, patent French zinc DRYER, Re
Varnishes elastic body vornisb ,rr.r.
hne polishing Copal, super Copal a blnrt vainish
Demar Vatnish, oTpOrceian Ii sh, strong driving
OIL refined llnseed oil, boiled boiled Iinseed oil
inseed oil.
GrGiR'ns Coiors.-All granting colors prepared
in Tin boxes
Pencils and Brusies.-AIl kinds used bv
painters and artists, IS common paint brushes
camcIs hair brushes. &c.
Paper Hanging Plain and sntin paper. bor.
dcrs, fire board prints, oil aud Transparent win.
dow shades trimmings, &c.
GtdSS.--A All sizes from 8 by 10, to 81 hyal
Doors, sash, glazed aud ungazed blinds, &c
sand paper, emery paper, aud emery cloth for
machinlsts, ground pumice stone, stencil plates
aud brushes for parking, &c.
Eureka !-ilenry Millets Eurckn fine cut chew
ing tobacco, at wholesale aud retail.
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For local items, markets, &C., see next
page.
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~ Hn(pfI

'WO goo', experienced clerks, by J. W.
L Mills Application! requested immediate.
y. INV 90
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Z Would Hereby Give Notice

MAT have bought the last trot,ing stSlr.
L. ion, Black Hawk, formerly owned by OH.
yer Bates, where he will be kept constantly on
hand in Ottawa.
For further particulars, enquire Of A. D. orr.
Is. Warner. tIuly 22-tt) A ID WARNER.
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SlDE.WALk lumber, Just received and fol
Dlsale. tJune az IouS IlcssAcx.
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9l5 were from rl,ol'
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sAs Pacific, rasss advanced about i've cents per

SAs Pacific, rasss advanced about i've cents per
foct mea urement.
LATER PROM HAVANA.
BY tn arrivs Of tbe stesmshi, Cshauba ct this
port yesterd,y afeFnoo we received our usual files
OF Cuban papers, with soms interesting letters from
our Havana correspondents n the latter, pub
lished to day, we havs full report Of the latest
events occur pg on tn island, which are not OF .
very exciting charac er. General Msuxsno Gallo
had been despatched by the government "toinquire
In the circums. anees' connected with the late
seizure OF swo Americaa schooDers at Bayacoa. It
is still ass rted that the vessels had firearms and
guppowder on board, but many believed that they
may have been on q voyage to Greytown. However,
in the existing state Of our relations with Cubs the
fact of their ARRIVAL Cuba, with such Q cargo,
caused much uns asiness to the executive. Nothing
further was known with regard to the recent out
break at Puerto Primo pc. General Gene q had
entertained at dinner-the uewly sp 2ointed Minister
OF the United States to Nicaragua, the late Consul
at GIeytown, Captain Eagle, Of the UIited States
steamer Princeton, and other officials. Spanish
digest Of the lass Mexican news forwarded 70 Cuba
Is given, from which the effaes which the
reflex OF The prowess OF his I'm ,erisl Hiehnsss
Santa Anna bad On the public All the circum
stances OF the late romantic and extraordinary AZ
tempt at sui eide are published, with au interesting
miscellany Of comm srcia, theatrical an1 psrs0 lal
Items.
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Runs each INNING. 3 10
Rnuln1 he l.,hha. n0pyht he pla a.
bOWIeu by UiObs; couBht by F1ace.
WNIrKgRU
Police Intelligence.

Arrest On Suspicion Of Larceny--Yesterday officer
Parlin, Of the reserved corps discovered going
into the house No. 398 Fourth avenue, with large
die Of clothing in his possession valued at $50 The
policeman, thinking tho suspicious character en-
deavored TO arrest him, but he slipped away from him.
and OF at fast gait The officer started after him.
and after hot chase succeeded in nrresting him. On
being taken to the Twenty first ward station house. he
would not give his name, render any account Of him
self, other than that he Engshman On search
ing him, letter, written In delicate hand, full Of love
and eternal Devotion and directed to John Stewart
Union square Post Office, found in his pocket. He
detained for examination by the captain Of the
Twenty first ward police.
Charge Of Burgfory--About two O'Clock yesterday
morning, officers Marks, Ccwan, Wines, Watson, and
Young OF the Eighteenth ward police arrested six men,
named James Swceny, Edward Horn, John CallaghaD,
Thomas Cowan, Lawrence HARRISON and Robert Cassidy,
charge Of burglarousy entering the house OF Cor
neus sullivan, No. 241 East Eighteenth street. and
stealing thercfrom small amount Of property They
detained until an investigation takes place before Judge
Stewart,