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w. FILLMORE.

The brilliant reception which Exffe.-
sident Fillmore has met with in Greas D1,
tain, i gratifying, in . high degree, @ n's
countrymen. We could not wish : De.'e'
Representative abroad Of m American ss.'ss
man and gentleman. The presence ana oe-
portnest Of such man, must convince even
cockneys that Americans are nos al VAN %
wages. whilst the aristocracJ VIII recognise
him s one of Natures noblemeu, worthy IN
mind and manners to be the peer OF the
proudest Of their order.
We are happy to see the kindly and nat
tering demonstrations with which ar. Fill
more has been everywhere greeted in Great
Britain. In the most elevated circles OF the
English nobility, and amid the warm hearted
people Of gallant Ireland. he has been maoe
to feel himself among friends and brethren.
We trust that these demonstrations may Do
received q evidences of sentiment OF gooa
Win and respect to oae'country. As sucn'
they will be properly appreciated ana rec'p'
rocafed
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Co,rsspoadsnee Of the Dispsteh.
Norfolk and Portsmouth Snterers-W"ss
Come ations-Row at a Camp Meeting
rx,yA ARR God

S. Co,rsspondsnee Of the Dispatch.
Norfolk and Portsmouth, Suferers-- Wing
Come ations-Row at a Camp Meeting
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22d.
The Committee having charge Of the fund
raised iu this city for the relief OF the suf-
ferers by the fever ct norfolk ana Forts.
mouth have received letters nom the mayor
Of Portsmouth and the Secretary of the How
ard Association OF Norfolk, acknowledging
the recent of remittances from this city, and
returning thanks, &c. The Block Commit
tees making collections have been increased.
The Committee states that Doctors or nur-
SEES proficient in the treatment of yellow fe.
YER and who may volunteer to go to the re.
lief of the afflicted cities, will be furnished
with travelling expenses snd letters OF IN
PRODUCTION to the public functions upon ap.
pication to the Chairman.
The Whig Cow entions assembled in this
city Yesterday, one composed of Old Line
Wigs, and the other of the nRegulars."
T. former are opposed to all "Sscret y ,cie2
ties" and denounce the estoration OF the
Missouri Compromise. The Regulars consti'
tute q sort of fusion party against Know
Nothines-- they nominated ticket Tor the
Assembly.
On sunday last some fifteen hundred peo-
nle visited the colored Camp Meeting at
Pennsville, N. j. During the day number
of disturbances took place, amongst others,
one in which a young man belonging to
Wilmington, Delaware, named jackson
Cross, was severely if not fatally cut with a
knife by negro desperate character, who
had been but few weeks since released
from the PeDitentiary of New Jersey.
A meeting to organize a free soil "Repub-
Iican" party was held last night.
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corresvondencs Of the Dispsteh.
RED SULPHUR SPRIEGs. Aug. 81

RED SULPHUR cPkIkGss aug. Slst.
There are over 200 persons at this place
among them great many invalids. II Is
Distressing scene to behold some OF these en-
feebled, worn and wan looking persons. -
That strong symptom OF consumPtives, 2
them It table, where they consume more
than the heartiest and strongest laborers =
OF course this but hastens the progress OF
their disease; but nothing can curb their ap-
petites. !, ~as
Mr.. Dobbin left here last Thursday, 4 va 80
thought somewhat improved. Judge Day.y
is still here. He slept better lnu rs;ns,
night than he bad done since ms ''' =
here: but his health is bad. S...a
W. Tha President of the United States was
evn nas at the White Sulphur yesterday
evening sve and as letters came here last night
for him, Of course he will continue bis jour-
ney to this place. ..
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~ The oommunication stacking csf-
tain railroad canDot BE- published. The DIS
M d. /. not TIE proper vehicle for anony-
n i g nmunicasions. The writer Is kindly
nlsss.d 10 inform Us that he has been con-
st.nt reader Of the Dispatch for eight years,
which is just four years longer than it has
been published.
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A NEW NOVEL BY A VIRGINIA LADY.

A NEW NOVEL BY A VIRGI mia LADY.
"LIGHT AND DARKNESS, or Shadow Of
Fate; q story of Fashionable Life. vol. IL
mo- New York: d. Appleton & Co. Rich,
mond, Va, A. Morris
Another Virginia lady is in the field as an
authorizes, and, Judging from such examina-
tion as we have been able to give, has made
q decided hit Here and there we have ra-
pidly glanced at passages which have whet-
ted our appetite to read farther, and satisfied
MS that in her very first effort. the fair autho-
ress has produced most brilliant and cap
tivating novel. We congratulate her upon
the laurelsshe has achieved, and the splendid
career which is before her, if she pursues with
perseverance and energy, the course she has
begun with such success.
The moral which the writer endeavors to
teach is, in the language of her preface, that
to the ungoverned passions and foibles of
the many, more than to the baleful crimes Of
the few, we owe the miseries which darken
social life; and that the most brilliant gifts of
person or worldly fortune are SO many smiling
spells which lure to ruin those who are the
slaves of impulse;-to give to each his pro-
per share of blame, making not one the Who'll
ly SHINING, nor the other the wholly sin-
ned against;-to show how errors which seem
venial at first, grow into crime when fostered
by indulgence, and excused on the principle
of fatality, or any other pretence by which
the perpetrator seeks alike to blind himself
and others. The work, we predict, will
arrest attention, and even if it should not sue
coed in reforming the gigantic social evils at
which it aims, will command the warm ap-
probation of the public, both for its elevated
design, and the felieitous execution of it by
the accomplished authoress.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CENTRAL Roam

SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CENTRAL Roam.
The election Of b. d. Whitcomb, Esq, the present
shpelin OF dent OF this road, to the respons h
b ard of DIectos as early as prsctca able. to meet
and supply the vacancy thereby created. The ofice
y one OF great responsibility, and In selecting gem
peealiar qualifications for that post.ucb as
kno ~edgs of machnery industry quick perception.
oiiity of managing and commanding the respect of
the emp toyees under bis control. Without desiso-
ing 70 dictate to the Board We think they already
nave 10 their employ the very man to fill this post
we sliade to Stephen N. Hunter-provided thew
can Gan md another to supply his place. Mr. Hunter
years-is thoroughly acquainted with the stock and
woIkings OF the road-has q most happy manner Of
controlling the men under him-is a gentlepan of
the interests OF the Central Company. II he can be
spared IRON ms present post-a vacancy which would
20 o.. dcolt to MI We are inclined to the opinion
perinte ndent - o. sosseA co-
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THR CLERGY.

Great credit is due the clergy IN those sec
lions Of our State which have been visited Dy
the yellow fever, for the truly Christian ne
roism with which they have stood at their
posts of duty, and administered consolation
TO those who most feel their need Of the 30
laces Of religion, the sick, the dying and the
afflicted. The physicians Of the soul ano
the physicians of the body, have labored to-
eethsr in the midst of the pestilence, and
performed deeds Of mercy and courage which
no earthlyreward can compensate. II 'nere
is any period when q clergyman's presence
and counsel are most required, it is when
Death is cuttiog down his victims on every
side and when so many bereaved house.
holds are suffering SORROWS which no earthly
consolation can assuage.
Great honor is also due those Christian
women who have fastened to the relief OF
the sick and suffering and performed, with
out fee or reward, or the expectation of any,
the most laborious offices for the victims OF
the pestiIence. When deeds Of genuine for.
eitude, charity and selfsacrifce are to be
performed, woman is always first and fore
most. Their compassionate natures, and the
Arm and holy faith which sustains and in
spires their hearts, put to shame the timidity
and selfshness, too often displayed by the
stronger sex during the visitations of pesti.
lence.
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MAIL RoBBERY-The Jersey City IN. J.) Sentinel
of Saturday says that man who called at the Office
of that paper Friday had found package OF notes
and drafts the amount of 600. In the wooda near
Bergen N. j., aud after much trouble succeeded in
restoring them their rightful owners In New York
The New York Postmaster thinks the found package
which the dep artment has yet obtained no clue.
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TURNING WAToHMAs.-Last Wednesday
night while Peter Castillo was 10 a very funny mood
t. whom he declared himself Waterman, and
then demanded his pass, which he pocketed and
walked off. After going short distance, however,
two of the regular CHARLES" came up, and learn.
lag what had taken place took Peter into custody,
and Gagged him for the night. Yesterday morning,
when arrsigned before the Mayor, Peter declared
that he was only "funning," but such fun might
cause an Innocent negro to be Striped the accused
YVES required to give bail for his future good be-
havior Ia the sum of 300 which he had not sue
ceeded In doing when we left the court room.
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MARINE NEWS
scsF OF aiCHaoNn, Aug. IS.

ARRIVED,
Brig Amulet, Robins, Reckport, ice, Wardwell L
Badger.
SAILED,
Brig Tornado. Mccarthy Rio -four
Schr. Clara Belle Parker, Baltimore.
schr John Bel, -- Salem, flour
schr John Randolph. Jones Baltimore
Schr Del Farmer, Blatters, Baltimore
Sshr Cambria, Mitchell Baltimore
Schr Caroline Hall. Rogers Baltimore
wood. - ~ "
schr Henry Read. johnson, Norfolk, msrcha ndixs
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Know NOTHING MEErING.-Ths Know-Nothinss
of northampton county s held their county meet
ing Wednesday afternoon. After several speeches,
series of resolutions adopted, rming in
general terms the leading doctrines of the Phadel.
phia Platform but strongly batting the peal of
the Missouri Cempromise, which they characterize
gross and wicked violation of solemn aud na.
tional compact ..r
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A pilot nsmsd Jones was killed ct Peusaaola IN
the 18th inst. in an ARRAY with merchant OF that
place named Lsmbefton.
~ Nsw Oliesns on sns ik.n inst, there wss not q
New York-A sifsumhtsucs. the Delta says almost
without parallel, during the last twsaty ysars
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MoADAMlzINe.-If Che city hsd a worl

MoADAM,zING.-If the city had a work
mouse In which to employ her pauperr instead az
Iseoine ana aeeping them in idieness she csud, at
vs.y i''ie expense, McAdamize ell her unpsysd
come qussmre. during the fall and winter months.
All the tnorouehfsIes leading through Roctetts ana
lmpssaoe In the winter could be put in comnists
9lasi ~ ,ns an: trust that the Council Will
sasn steps during the aFproaehng session of tbe
ety the power Of working ali persons comm,ttsS y,
jan LOT misdemeanors. that 10 future chain - ~
Bile. ous any trou-
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n The liberal appropriations made by
various communities in other States as well
as In our own, for the sick and suffering in
fui emotions in all Virginia hearts Sucb
acts ~ these tend to draw closer together
the bonds of humanity and of country. -
They viii be remembered and reciprocsted
by Virginia. should her sister communities
ever be unfortunately visited by calamities
like those which are now casting their dark
shadows over two of our Virginia towns.
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THE MILITIA SYSTEM.

Public opinion, in Virginia, seems TO be
settling down in favor of the restoration of
the militia system. Judging from the indi.
cations of the public press. it seems to be
thought that, though other States may find
it convenient to abolish the militia system,
such abolition is not expedient in Virginia.
and that at all events its re establishment
win tend to give new spirit, force, and eff
cheney to the volunteer corps, result which
every one viii admit is in the highest de-
gree desirable.
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CHOLERA AT HAvANA.-Dates from Havana to Au
aust IL report the cholers raging with great VIC
fence among the soldiers and negroes. Fifty yellow
fever cases were &C the hospital. seas
FrsjRhts were dull.
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REspITED-The Governor has reapited, for thirty
days John Dworth, under sentence of death at
CIarksburz.
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TRRRrnLE HAIL SroRM.-Ths following is an alb
stract OF an letter from CayuRs county, N J.:
I'VE were visited on the l6.h by hail storm
unprecedented before Ia this region Hail stones
fell to ths size of hens eggs, breaking down the
corn, perhaps running the crop entirely, as the
as TO render LIS filling quite doubtful Oats were
Just being harvested; they are levilled az though
roller had passed over them, and with this they
are 10 some localities thrashed completsIy-hsrdy
worth ne harvesting Backwheat is destroyed Ia
dows unprotected BY blinds were completely I'D.
died, and 10 some cases the window sashss were
broken. The hall was accompanied by : vind
tha. tore up the trees and fences aud did tesrine
busne 70 generally"
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The Postmaster General has established the OF.
fiss at Muddy Creek, Preston county, Va, and ap-
pointed VIM. 81. Fike postmaster.
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Mr. Porter, respectable farmer of Queen Anns
county, Md, was robbed and murdered on Saturday
nfaht last
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BRouGHr TO THE RAoK.-James Ellis.

BROUGHT TO THE RAoK-James Ellis.
alias Ricks. was sgain before the Mayor Yesterday
to answer the charge of committing violent as.sult
on MT John Wilkinson, on the night of the S0th
some few days since. Both charges was so conclu.
siveiy proven, that Jim ordered SO stripes at
once and So more at the expiration of thirty dsts-
la addition to this. he on to the Hustinps
court In September, to be tried for petty larceny,
ana II convicted will be sent to the penitentary
where he has already served term for stealiog -
Jim Ia one OF the most notorious rogues in the Com
monweatth, and has probably received more lashes
az the public whipping post than any OF her negro Of
his age IN the State. Time after time he has be
punished for stealing clothes out of a wash tub; while
t would be Impossible to enumerate the petty thefts
ne has committed about the arket housas Some
steps should be taken to guard the public against such
character, aud now that tho Mayor has his hands
on him, unless he escapes from iail he will nor he
hksiy to traverse the streets again for months to
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EFFEcTs OF TALKING.--COnrad Huffna
gle, az old acquaintance of the police, made his
the charge of using abusive and provoking Ian.
guage 20 Gustavus Opiz and Joseph Middendorf,
but owing TO the pressure of civil business, his
honor adjourned the investigation until this morn.
ing
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- x,r--~,nr - Wnr1xwArRn We lenfn
TIL s,..ss..sr Vim arrived IL Ihie cliy a..
rOm go, Tukite val. - eiornips ihse NJ 80
veeerdsy evening vas that both we're .sy g
recover. He also states that the ola sn & ,he
boring under the effects o, 2, Nee 1sh
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AooIDENr.-A few days since, while
Mr.. Joseph Meddendorf, an employee in the work.
shops of the Richmond and Petersburg Depot, was
at work on piece of machinery. a screw gave
way, csusing heavy piece of iron to fall, which
caught his left hand, fracturing the bones Ia two
of his fngers
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RAMA delightfully."- refreshing shower
OF rain fell last "Wednesday night, washing out the
cutters and making the streets appear as clean az a
new penny. Yesterday the sun came out with un
usual briiancy, causing vegetation to look more
fresh and lively than far som DAYS past el.
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IT,. ys,Iov Fever as New Orleans e rspI1y % S
Inc as.oT r. he teiesrspnic Dispatch published
yesterday as 4 . s.rs..s 81 hs
week, DC COLT 1na fiftv.three over the highest
vious wssA 1ss4 and prscisely the same Al 10 any
numoss IaI5 II js feared that before September
sosea and roes, The record win be one quite az
as that Of the dreadful fever OF 1853
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AN OLD RoeuE.-The fellow calling him.
self "Henfy Abbot" who escaped from officer Ty-
Ter near Jarratts Station last Tuesday morning
while on hts way TO ths city TO answer the charge
OF burglary, turns cut /, be an old penitentiary
bird, whose real name 10 Bernard Hsndiin. We
understand that he ID Q tailor By trade, and was
convicted of stealing cloth from his employer In
Lynchburg, 10 the spring of 1854 and sentenced to
the penitentiary for the term of one year, which
term expired on the 26 b of June last Haudlin IL
five feet i've and half inches tall black hair, grey
eyes, full face, beard about six weeks old, hes
reddish scar under the lobe of one ear, weighs 40
or 100 pounds, and wore dark drsb plush hat,
black frock coat and light pants Az will be seen
by the proclamation of Governor johnson, q re-
ward of 300 10 offered for his arrest.
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FAIR BUs1NEss.-We understand that Mr.

FAIR BUsINEss.-We understand that Mr..
Whicomb, The energetic and intelligent Chief En-.
gineer Of the Virginia Central Railroad has caicu.
lated the exact cost of carrying the mail for the
month of August. and ascertained that the total
amount will be $905 81. To defray this expendi-
ture, the company receives from the general gov
eminent about 81 0c0 for mail service; which
added to the receipts for carrying passengers of
l,uoo. makes the mail business profitable one,
while it gives to the company the use of 81 600
per montn, or VA OO0 per year, provided the ave.
rage is kept up with which to meet its current de-
msnds. One of the Directors Informs US that the
cars will be able to run four miles beyond Craigs-
Vile, at an early day next week, and that large
force 10 now employed 10 laying down the rail
west Of the mountains
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cauIp NOT STAND rr.-On suncsy 49,, 49,. 1 ~
ford Lsstoon. negro barber Of Coicneasr, ~
VAS married 10 Miss Mary MOTIF, ssSUSisg saci
e,I ,,,rsse On society. broke open ne shop ne
o,ss ~ and destroyed furniture 70 me sn0'''
k100O
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REPUBLICAN MEETING "A Republican mass meet
ing was held ct Cincinnati Tuesdsy night when ad
and Others Mr. Chase denied being disunonist o.
sympathiser with Garrison In bis extreme views He
ssid he would rot interfere with slavery whore II
exists bat Kansas must be rescued from the SLAVE
State invaders.
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PlsE APPLE CHURoH-We learn A.,

PINE APPLE CHuRoH-We learn that
K Ksv; ~ =. Webb, Of Pennsylvania. formerly 81
tosshp Of the Pine Apple Church In hls civ MAJ
SaosnS ~ the reeignation of Raw. DR.. CarmiehaeIS
anL wsoD mas niee reputation an able prescher
accom- plsnea scholar he win commence the dutiss
~ o. ne new charge in the latter part OF ssptembsr
we con sratulate the cong ration Of CT III cSsL
on 20 valuable acquisition Snoten
.,a u !. :, ND CyT,.John Loller, an EN-.
Byrd street, got into pet win his ssnw csosy On
ussh,. ssnder y Packton, on Wednesday, last ana
MAN. ..nns ums 80 ailsw his temper TO subsids
sie. anjuIne one OF HE hands ssrion.iv ~
apossd g submit 70 sueh unesre mo.ioo.
" sne law Tor redress and g Z sons~s.s estea
y ~ 80 sammo1ed before the Mayer M 1870
nm 'ss al i'r his future soo6 Sslssor Is 81:
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How CoFFEK Is MADR.-The Buffalo Express
notices the arrival at that port from the West of
consignment of fifty four barrels OF peas" not
that there 10 any thing Enthusiastically strange about
the peas but that they were consigned to a coffee
grioding establishment
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r.ocAI MArTHxIg.

~ IrcurHrUa pR0TK0T0H. M. ".
:, 80 f4onde az this city, has invented ana de-
si-ns uaeeutiue . rev sconoueteT ne gses
fair 70 ssperceds ell osne. n.s.s. ~ ss,; ~
v,..sr sueseu out 10 the form Of machine betting
= }psi md half wide, which h held to the build
~ 81 oval eass iusulators. II terminates at the
TOO il brass comb, which 10 galvanized with pla-
the top Of the chimney BY means of "a Iron rod,
the foot of the strip Of copper terminating In .
copper chain 90 constructed - to present point
at every link, the chain terminating 10 copper
brushes. The merit of this "protector over all
others d therefore manifest to all who know any
thing of electricity and It's efscts Another recoms
mendaion 10 ito portability. ~ ten thousand iees
of the strips can be packed In the space OF . lev
feet; while the ease with which i can De aaspseo
to any bulldog, and the facility with which !! may
at once. But another fact should be eorsioere !:
The only tendency which atmospheric eiecI'ci,y
has IL TO pass from the clouds TO the earn ana IN
80 doiaQ, always chooses the best conducsoIs-
Every scienii6c man will say tnaL tns Pro.ecloI
inst described Il far superior TO the Iron roo not
only because II IL composed of copper, which 10
ssyen lines better than Iron, but because both sur
faces are exposed, which makes II equal 70 TWO
strips As electricity moves upon the surface in-
dependent of the mess, the summit OF this pro,
tector,n terminating 10 comb, presents greater
number of points than any other rod, and its foot
Terminating - above described, discharges the
fuid In the ground - fast - It 10 drawn down by
the poiots thus obviating the difficulty Of the rod
becoming heated, snd consequently almost use.
less. ~ i4ssl
Mr. Goode has devoted largs proportion of his
time, for many years psst to the study of cleo.
tricity aud the construction of THE rod and thinks
he value. His invention has been examined BY
several scientific gentlemen Of this city. aud We
understand thst all of them pronounce Il not only
complete, but admirably adapted to the purposes
for which It 10 designed. He intends forwarding
his model TO Washington at an early dsy. and %
soon az patent can be obtained, will no doubt
take the necessary steps to give the people the
ben eft Of bis discovery.
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~ Governor Jones, United States Senator from
rennessee. IL now on q Walt a. Charlottesville.
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CONVENTION OF LIQUOR MEN.-A call for liberal
biti IN. to meet in Worcester the 30th inst, has
been issued. It is signed by Bradford l. Wales late
Democratic candidate for Governor Of this State.
Isaac g. Wright late Navy Agent at this port. and
other prominent members of the Wing and Demo.
GRATIS parties. They propose to repudiste both OF
the old parties % unworthy OF confidence.
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U. 8 BONDED WAREHOUSE RoBBED.-The u
q. bonded Warehouse at East Boston was entered
on Monday night, and $400 stolen, of which $3.50
was in gold and the rest In bills.