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THE RECENT BRUTAL MURDER or
POOLE

SUPPOSED FLIGHT or BAKER TO THE cANARIKs-
CAPTURE OF 4 COUNCILMAN AND POLICEMAN.
Judge Stuart who, for some days and nights past,
has been with large police force, in search of Lewis
Baker, the ccwardy murderer Of the late VIM. Poole,
has received Information which tends to connect sev-
eral individuals in tns Stanwix liall tragedy, and
make them accessories after the fact to the murder Of
Poole.
Among this number are James f. Ke1isan, Coun-
Gilman OF the Thirteenth Council District, Sixth
Ward and Daniel Linn, a Policeman attached to
the Eighth Patrol District, but detailed and con-
nected With the Emigrant Department, who are
charged with having daily intercourse with Baker
from the time Of the deplorabe occurrence to the
time he is supposed to have left the country, early
Yesterday morning. Linn went 70 far az TO give
Baker his overcoat when he near being arrested
TO more efectualy complete his Disguise and render
escape more certain.
These Officials have accordingly been arrested and
locked up in the Tombs, in default of $40 coo bail
each to await the result Of the inquiry now pending
in relation TO their participation, and that of others,
in aiding the murderer TO escape.
There now remains but little doubt but what Baker,
early yesterday morning, embarked on board vessel
lying in the stream and sailed for the Canary Islands,
whittier she was bound with lumber, &c.
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than BY smiling: at length he said You hsve tss'ed
"my mutton once, and you did MT like it" vhea
Norrissey called him Id coward Poole replied,
" You are id liar" This fret difficulty occurred
somewhere about o'clock, or few minutes alter g;
Mr.. Poole might have had pistol and not have
seen il; il | had known that Morrissey VS. IN the
house, shoulp have got Poole out if possible.
james Irwin, sworn-Deposed, / reside a, No. IL
Stsnwix Hall while Mr.. Poole ws- between the eat
ing and drinking counters talking with Mr.. Jay,
and should judge III or eight Others; among toe
others were Falrcbild, Capt. LAWS, and couldnt
specify the rest Of the names Poole stood Slth ms
right hand in his psntaooDs pocket and heard MOI,
rssey spesk from the bsck room, . never assaulted
"a man in my life, without reason" did not hear
him say, go srsyfrom me-. lnen, cirectiy, N ,r'
rssey came out If the back room, aud walked r1ght
opposite 10 where Poole was standing; ne s1d, on
I" are there are you 10 Poole; he continued, Hog
have you been ?! Poole said, d" You have tasted
"me. you ought TO know "Yes, said Morris--y,
"you black -muzzied son Of b, you and your gang
"tried 10 murder me. Poole replied, "Yon are
I'D, lying, Irish sod of b. with Il. Norris
sew stepped up 70 the corner Of the drinking bar,
within two or three feet Of Poole, aud stepped
right up between them; both Of them were
ssyirg something in crossing manner;
could not say what; Poole Nth his left hneeI
on bis nose by the bye and said You have ts-.ed
me and did not Ike me-" while stood between
them, Poole held pistol Colts revolver presented
at Morrsseys breast think he took the pistol from
bis pocket, wren he took his hand out be dld no.
take bis hand from bis pAntsoon- pocket until maj
time; | spoke 10 NJ. Poole in inis way; Poole.
ssys "wont put that away, 1orri.sey hash = 1t
"any weapon that's just the way spoke TO Mr.
Poole: Mr. Poole did not put thu pistol away but
Jumped out On 10 the floor 10 Morrissey. sfyiny:
breast with pistols" says to Poole a. ain. " Yon
know be amt got any weapon with this Morris
sew made the reply "You are scoward, aud dares Mt
THE INQUEST i. It'll in ssssion)
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Seeomo Ebe,ti,g EDITION.
]E::a@z4A
FOR STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS.&C.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 5 O'CLOCK.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, 5 O'CLOCK.
STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.

MosDAY, March -, ls5S-2 L. u.
A>HEs-The market il firm Tor Pea-ls s. o. IS ard
Pots, So 25 Sc Ell.
CorTos is que, in the absence OF further sdsc-s
from Edrope.
FLOUR AND ME.L-We.tern and State Flcas e
finer, especially the medium grades. lee Grlys!s
are Iieh', particularly OF TIE better brands tno-gb
these were 10 lees request the close The ED soced
prices ssked cheeks business set-by. The sales Of
Western Canal s'e 600 bbl- II = = 20 %, io-
inferior 20 choice State and 80 81 50 :. for IiIed
70 coed Michigan, Indiana and common 70 good
Ohio, and sll 50 sl2 so for Ezra GeDe-ee.
Canadian Flour il mole active; the arrives are
light and prices firm safes Of 500 bbls AZ 80 IS
$40 50 for CONF 10 extra DUTY paid. southern 10
without WI table charge but is beld with incressed
fruness, sales Of eco bbs, in lots at 50 ~! 80
Ell for nbed to good Baltimore &c, and 50 81 a
slO : for fayorite fancy and ezra. Rye Flour is
in fair demand sales Of 200 ob.s. e, 81 81 25 Corn
Meal is plenty and inactive sales Of jersey at 81 2j
a 90 81 Brandywine, 81 So
WnIsKY is fmer with sales Of 10 bols. Prison a.
39c. cash, and Ohio Is nominal ct 8 ,c.
GRAIs-There is poor assortment OF Wheat. and
owing 10 ths frmness eynced by holders li'tle has
been done the high prices asked are above the views
of miller; nc sales Rye il more plenty, and rather
heavy; sales Of l5O0 oush. Cansdian and jersey at
81 81 al The railroad depot. Barley and Barley Meal
he'd higher snd quiet.
Oats are essier aud freely offered, especially S'stei
sales OF jersey and Southern 81 5sc.. aad State
and Western at 6J 6.c. Corr-Gh l.ket is hr ner,
with light arrivals yellow iS in demand for the Eat,
il held st CSC sales OF 800 bush. At si6sj; Tor
Sout, ern mixed 96c. Tor white dci old Western
Il ixed ard round yellow are noc.ina.
Provisions here is little doing in Pork The ar
rivals are light, sales Of old Mess at si %; new a.
SIS -; new Prime ga 81 Western Prime sli 80
SIS, and City Prime sld 25 80 so. Beef is ac-
tive auc in fair den and for the trade al 81 81 80
for Country Mess, Sc 2jds 81 80 for do. Prime, and
So % a els foI r.packed Chicago PINE Mes is
firm but dull, At So so. Hams held at SIC sc
eslo English Bacon is inactive at q &C. Tor short
and g. for long middles. Butter is not plenty and
firm at Is poe. for Ohio, aud 81 03oc for State.
Cheese is firm at II al &c.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHISGroS, Mondsy, hsrch IL, lej5.
The National ihL,dhgenc.r OF this morning contains
Ben McCuIou-hs reiusa! 10 accept tle spp ,io'nen.
Of Msior II Cavalry IN the new regiment til pats 1t
Oh the ground N az he was the Only CIVILIAN sp-
ponieo he would be looked upon a en in,rn'er.
We have had quite CATION for the past month,
of the Chiefs OF the Cnippewss AMI WiGneoiso in-
diaus who have Just Concluded treaty tor the dis
posa OF their lanes west of Lake Superior. They
bad 90 interview with the President, AMI Comnls-
sioner OF Indian Affairs, fsday last, when Flat
mouth P1lager Chippewa, told the President e. mat
"two great men there met thai the whites we're Of
ten accused of cheating the Indsns, ou' that, tnls
time the Indians had cheated the Con missioner for
"they had col lin trac, Of lsnd for gooi deal Of
Dmoiey. which -as worth but h,tle.' A. this the
Prtsicept ard Commissioner laughed heartily, and
the Chiefs took their departure well pleased win
their interview with the " G1eat tatler.
In the proceedings OF the senate, toward the close
Of the sesslon an error crept into the tesgrsp1c re-
ror,. which mace il appear that Mr. Stuart mad oP-
PosrD The bill for The improvements Of Lake ii aroors,
whereas it thnuld have been that ne REPORTED tnat
bil from the Committee GA Commerce.
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THE FRUITS or SLAVERY The painful operations
Of the peculiar nftuton were Witnessed practical
~ ma neighboripg County in Msseurl lat week.
The y lie Of a slave who was in the employment OF a
planter was severely whipped for some re or imagi-
rary of.nee which so exasperated her hu-b and-also
a sIsye-that he armed himself with deadly instru-
oept and visited The residence of his wife adversary,
and inflicted over bis bead severed severe oloEs'
ub;cb coon csn,ed hi. death The slave fired pis-
tol at the window snc, jumping on ahorse, rode away
II ob Immediately gathered. ard after apprehendlng
the criminal, proceeded to iofiet summary vengeance
on him One party was i'll favor OF burning him anse
tn. other FOR hanging tbelater prev ana another
crime T,as ADDED 10 the already expended c4tsOgus.
IK,n.a. Eeralj u Freedom. FEB. II.
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TIE MURDER or TWO SISTERS.
r,o,a Tn. BOSTON Iva, eii.,. Nr,,A 10.

From The BOSTON T,a'aiey. NryeA TO-
The following account, from correspondent, Of
the murder of two aged women, sisters, at South
Gardner, Worcester County, Mass, is confirmed BY
persons in ths city from that place:
"SouTH GAKDSEH March :, 1855.
"a fendish crime hss been committed in this vicin-
ity, between Baldwinville and Gardner. Two aged
maiden listers living all ne distance from their
ghbors cruelty killed night before last. The
fact lot discovered till last evening. rear .
o'clock. The alarm spread llAe wlddre through tha
town The sisters slept 10 separate rooms, and b VI
gone to bed. One killed on the bed, by repes,sd
blows OF b large char. round and tho other feed
with the same weapon, as she Sa- coming from her
bedroom, adjoining probably TO SEQ wha. siled her
sister and then q large stone had been thrown on
her to complete the Internal deed Oae lay on the
bed the othe r NJ the foot on the floor. Both we're
awfuy beat up about the he4d. The intent OF the
murderer robbery, as every thing was ransacksd
They we're poor, we're sOme"bere near 20 years OF
age ard were Of the late Abner Kneeland the
Infdel. Both pous. vagrant Frenchm.n has
been arrested on suspicion OF being the murderer.
The murder. when announced in Fitchourg last
night at once created IN intense excitement Tne
fact that there appeared 20 be no motive TOR the
cTime-ibe victims being without, any valuable
NOV ables or mOney-was considered remarkable
Circumstance. II il thought that mistake wss male,
as there is another maiden couple about hsf mile
diet ant from the place Of the murder, who well
of but who however, DO not keep any great smouat
of money ia the house.
n
Winchepdon, Just as be was about to take the cars
for Burlington, on suspicion OF having committed
the murder. The FreEohman frat arrested WAS dis
chergeo-there being no proof against him. From
appesrspces. the murder must have occurred Oh
Tustoay night, as one Of the bodies was partially
frozen The first discovery WAS made at o'clock on
Wednesday evening by young man who went thsrs
TO obtain milk. No one answering his knock, ne
went to the barn, where he found that the coz had
Lot been MIXED. He also found that q window hst
been broken in the house He proceeded 10 arouse
the peignbors and the house wa entered, and the
dead bodies found, az before stated. club WAS
fcurd with blood upon it. An az was aso found,
but there was no blood uponit. The deceased were
ano IS years Of age and 90 poor that they received
some aid from the town. The selectmen have offered
reward Of $500 for the arrest and conviction OF the
asssssin. The place Of the murder s abou, Two miles
distant from the village
TIE names Of the deceased ere, Miss Miriam
KpeelaId and Mrs. Sarah X. Phnney-.he latter
beirg widow. The place Of the murder WAS the
birth-spot of their brother.
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LAW LNTE'LLIGENCE.
sUPRFNE COURT-GTNERAL rERH-N'Tc1 l2-5eiore
Judges Mitchell. horris ana Cerke go
DECIsIoSs-UTGer appealed from ahlrned, VIII


DEusIoys-uroer appealed from affirmed, with
costs. &c.
Abraham Bell sgt. wm. ). ST ples &C. VompSin', a.
John Gfshsrn at Pierce J. Ave4y Jean % R-te4a az
Pierce L Bernard &c E5en :. Y,ung nst George I'd
wa1ds The People rel CIOpses sst hchtloha rAAA
TOAD Company; JChn j. faimef AIT. Aeh'1 q " At
Also the following. 81,
sterLer Pinne, AIT Tueepe L. Gal and Boulad Order
appealed be modified ~tJut costs - tha' b'asfa
ced not securitV
Andrew Carr petitioner sppellsnt IN hsuou.e ss MAI
tin CTcef appealed from srnsd, connilon tnst piNn
or sent thai petitioner made fencant consent ne
sven order appealed from 10 be noonei WIN that coha
-t.
Edward Beck &c. sgt. J. pybscs. &c Order appehed
fion be modified without costs according 10
n.de By Court in The " unlimited TO the Court
David Se.dtn sst Thomas 8. Christopher &c-ofdef az
pcalto from sfirmec with casts
Mary Burgess joe p Sil-OFder apo'alef RON re-
y.Ised with costs Of appeal and coss below. each 10
George Busted sgt James Lynch, and fenaIeton 1s
SheltOn.-Beveissd.
Lewis Curtis &c sst David Lesvitt. &c.
Special Receiver directed to che SUM deeteed n
be by the fLa dc,ee until The appeal b. cp)ed o. or
tie further order Of TIE Court The costs Of 81 pari-s IN
hs be pad out Of the fund, when the a?Pea sha
be disposed Of. -
Order apreeed from reu-rs-o without costs The -lnc
on shall prrt with re PfoP-Ty,
10 steId. go
Besey sgt Newton - New trial ordered, costs to aod-
Tire Trinity Church argued during the term has moi;
DAN Of Jg9gs Edaonds-The resolutions passed
At the VI the Bar ordered 10 be entered a.
LEI 9Th on The minutes . =.
admissions 10 the B0r-Msrch l2.-Jamf sanford,
son ~ the ate Ia,ga Levi. SANFORD and member ~ toe
late David GIhs admitted to-day to tie Bar o. iA'
State
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SERIOUS MARINE DISASTERS AND Loss
Of LIFE.

Bo,ToN, Monday, March -, lsjj.
The ship ashore II Scltuste = the VIM A. Cooper,
frnm Savannah for BD-tOn-Dot the Oriental, as sup
rosed she went ashore on Saturday, al clock
a NJ on sandy bottom, and heads to the sea.
Can't Sears, Sir. Gore the thlrd maze, and one sea-
II 81 were drowned III attempting Ia rea n tue snore
10 q boat, having volunteered % Try and reac1 tho
lard and procure assistance. Inc remainder OF me
crew were taken off by life boat. The snip holds
together but her main and mizzen Inasts are gone.
Tpe schooner Anita, D.s-On, from Norfolk for
Boston went ashore at Scitua.e and Is total loss
Crew ana cargo saved. ~
A d,rstch rom Plymouth Of the llth says: W.
had severe gale on Saturday, bu. the roads are u
possible from dIift snow.
The bark California, from NexYorx Tor Boston,
with 40 boxes Of sugsr, came ashore a. VI ,honsl
during tie gale TIE crew were all saved, except
ore man VINO attempted to land on d SPAR IneVes'
sci has bleed
A large Ship. and smother vessel, both unknown,
ara ashore ten miles further down. The sc0ooaer
Benjamin. from New-IoIk for Eisipor,, VITA cargo
If o. ara corn is ashore at AREA CeVe ald -
bileed The crew were saved by means OF lIne
from the shOre.
TIE schooner Smith, futile, from Boston for NeE-
York with cargo Of hemp arc corn, L. siso s4no'e 81
Wsrrens Cove.
Another dispatch from Plymouth, siys tas sap
above mentioned is ashore, but Il anchored, Tln
her insists cut away.
Al ARRAY occurred. Yesterday morning, s,nong tae
crew If tue Lsdy suffolk, bound for Mobile. Ods
sesnsn Was killed ard four men were aEres'eo anu
brought back TO thus city,
A ieay, snow Storm visited III, CIps on Friday
night. snc TIE cars from Boston for Bsrns,iois on
Saturday afternoon could proceed no further tnao
Miooeboro, on account Of he deep SNOW.
SECOND DISPATCH.
TIE stip ashore or anchored Of Plym0Ith, sup
posed 10 be the Hudson o. Nes-York, from >sysn9sn
for Boston, q she was sc 5eo niles Asfn oil .ne ui
Cooper xhen gale commenced. lie sleaHe' H.
b. has been sent TO her assistance.
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Spoken, &c.

Jan e. la. 2:5 NJ Ion y S. ship Pen Robinson. y ds I'm
Boston q Rio Jsueiro go,
i'm New Haven for Barbados . -, ,
Feb II lat q 20 lon 81 % alp FLORIDA, sauneTni1 from
Savannah for Liverpool
FEB Il IA, q 50 ION 81 90 schr Jane lnsraham' Haws'
fiom Kew-Y0Tk for Portland . ,
fro N New-Yort for Liverpool .
csv wa. . snip standing e showing the sso. "
L.re Wei of New Ygri-probsoy rhe North Wiod from
New. York for Bsyfe)
FEB 81 no lat OF Ion big Ocean Guide Grant, rom Port,
Mach S. III &C. Ion IS - back Maria Morton I'm savannah
HeIch ls, IS 90 lon II, schr Mary D. Lane, IRON Noble
kT Providence
March 8 at = lc. Ion 70 % bark J. L. Nlsno Hom IsI'
l.r-a l1r IL uIni. dANE
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Arrived.

Steamship Roanoke, skinner Norfoi. sc mds 70 Lad an
A Pirs,su,s 18th inst While coming oui hsS Noot, 81"
ses n ship ILLINOIS going IN.
.chr Notitor btssy Wsrehim nails 70 y sprsG1e
schr John Rogers Elliot, Philadelphia coal
sehr B. l. serry berry Philadelphia coal
Schr T. suattJn Haley Philadelphia. coal
schr l. A. Mathew. lhappoie. PhlAdeifhia coal.
Selr Louis Gray Ma htw. Philadelphia coaL
schr Buelah Sharp Sharp. philadelphia coal
Scht Elcott Buer Phlsdepha coal.
Schr c Pa-ser Compton PhIaielsnia. coal.
Sehr sAIsh c. Eugle Hal y, Philsdel phia coal.
schr ] s Barn-d kobi0s1G. Philadelphia, cosl.
sloop Trium Oh, Robinson. Nantucket, OIL
s,..mer C.Iedopis Cromwell, line Morley, Baltimore
mdse 10 John ley
10 John Riley.
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Foreign Ports.

4, Mozambique De- T. bark Peacock Mo.el'y from Salem
Sep II iu.tsF.
A. 81 Helena Jan r. bark Dachs., Lane. iom Pen;uS
for Gihrsi's std orders, csslns, 20 sail IN DAYS
Arr at Bahia Jan 2 ship leJlea GREGORY New YORK ni
Proceeded Rio JEIeir-l, eth. LAX Conmodore WI
Hams. do.
81 Thomas for NewYcrk II days; Shbb9eth Richardson. for
BOsfOu Z.
DAY. =. n
AT St Thomas 10th ult ship noieOa. CspP, for Ss~of
lesns
Al Curacao 18th nit brig. Onw.rd. Tbeet, from Geoise
town via Greusd. osg TO sal fT b0.on ztth LIa'.
s,sis 1hae for i6h. Sailed 81 ,chr. Ben News
srs Yors 18th Eastern Belle. Dosn- Rio Haeh- ani
Boston.
At Jereuie ID alt tehr Gce-r. P-tting from B,-t9s
81 Grade 80 ut carp Bewstr- Weeks for NeW
Yo!G bsIss kaWotd CLARK and Iu-y Ann. Keller, 10Y
DO 90 hls Capt Tom Pieson, for 90 DO
At Jovs H 18Th ut schr SARAH Belnee, sawyer, IN
Jscku nyille for New. York iisys
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BAkER ESCAPED.

II ascerianed that Baker has escaped on YES
s,l which sailed yesterday, bound TOR the Canary
Islsnds. The owner of the vessel, who put IN on
bosrd, and policeman who aided in his escape,
have both been arres ed lac supervisors meet tnls
aiterLoon to decide on the propfietJ OF sendDg
steamer IN pursuit.
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MARINE 10 Z & Va Il
PORT OF SEv-YORK.....
Cleared this Forenoon.

shps-Raveuswod d. johnson. New Orleans 7" Nelson y
Son. Knekefbccker, Peabody 90, stsn'on Fh,m2,on
tsrI-Jno Payson Fuller. Garden hey Place WiIs
Bus-SNcei Tslmsn. savannah. stu'sss. tlen,man %
SchoopeIs-i oIkfown. Woalon4, CITY Font iani-I
e.. John BATH Lingo. Savannah Scranton Ian.n; l.
Roberts Little on. Wilmington, ) u. Matthews, b. ~ nav
ms Grim Charles on Mec .ea5y, Mott Co.
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THE STEAMER ILLINOIS.

BALTIMORE, Monday, March 70, 1858.
We have received nothing from Norfolk to confirm
the report tha. the Illinois put into that port on Satar.
day reported by the purser OF the steamer aoOse
at N-~-York. The steamer Louisiana, which left
Norfolk Saturday evening, and arrived here yes
teroay morning, Mother saw nor heard anything OF
the Illinois, and it is therefore presumed that the
port i erroneous.
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THE ILLINOIS,.

The Purser Of the steamship Roanoke, reports see
ing the steamer Illinois, Harstein, from Aspin~all
for New York putting into Norfolk on Saturday last
She is fully cue at this port, with dates to the 18th
nit. from San Francisco.
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u s COMMISSIONERS OFFICE

CHARGE IS TO AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE.
Bartholomew Banco, charged VIII h't'ns out, NJ
this IT. The Menden for the slave trade on the Da D
africa hut denied already referred TO- bss been dsthi2d
CoImsopeI Martin considered tnat a. most II was
case Of mere IcOn Mr IN relation 70 the matter
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DR. WESSELHOEFT's WATER CURE,
~ Brsboro Vermont. whch has been Ia successful eps-
rscn for Keeps open for the receptions Of inyss
without closing II Indicated BY the dsssss pstiean
may qae. have the Hydropsthi; trsstnsns eonsns1
With Honeopathy and euherspy the 5ssdnh systsm
Medical 0ymnssses Res,dent Physician. Dr. IkkD HILL
LIZ n: Y Eli H. w;s Ell repd.u
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LARGE FIRE IN WESTON, MO.


N;..on-; by vbcb ,xo hacks in Dye and Market s1 ,
in The bu,iE.,s par, Of the city. were destroyed, snd
many Of the me rcban:s there are heavy losers ne
ors |. estanated at stOo, 600. The L srsnee "a no'
stated.
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~ TELEGRAPH 70 TnB NETWORK TRIBUNE

TIE EXPECTED STEAMERS FROM EUROPE.
HALIrAx, Monday, March II, 1855.
The steamship Pacific has not been heard OF at this
port up 10 the present time.
The Cunard steamship Africa is now nine days out,
and u arlY due here.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
PHlL.p ELPHIs, Morday, March 70, ISIS.
The Money market ia easy Socks are irp. Real.
irg, 81: Morris C-nal IS; Lors is!arc X. h, 10, ;
Penn K r. AL. Penn state =, 50.
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NJ 9 r. COLE-For the preservation and A.
,..o.nent Of Legislative manuscripts Of the Legiss-
NJ sTEBBINS-To provide for filing vacancies
/, The Office of SherifTs and County Clerks.
Adjourned to Friday next at ~ o'clock ID.
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TIE SOUTHERN NAIL
BALTIMORE. MOncay. March u. 1855.
We have receiv - Nc mail here South Of Washing.
ton ;his afternoon.
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BROOKL YIN ITEMS

THEFT OF CHAIRs.-A large quantity OF chars
recently stolen from the mill o. 8esss poty Fofd
the Penny Bridge and portion Of them 90. oese
The Atlantic Do,k Basin. The yslos Of ell bH sssn
900 ocer Mccormick snd Less o. we rnfa ~
tiict Police sstadsy, On nspeon =, orns
inrlies-d 10 he robsry He he'd until az efsminston
can take place.
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AN OH rOty-rlFEI-Ep

AN OLD COUN-EiFEt-EI.
PHIIApILrHiA, Mostsy Mach i2, 1855.
james Day Fscn . resident OF the Nineteenth
Ward IN this CITY, aged seveaty ysAys hss been con-
niiiet by he Msyo- 70, manufsc;sr.r, bogus silver
coin.
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srx,,,sc CoRy-Thomas Fagsn and James Coch-
an saturday By the Third District Police for
T.e ntf, Of corn from Public store No. L. tho
AfI.nIe DICK. They ssrs COMMITTEES
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prnc1.Rr-The grocery store OF Elisha B. Nor
o. Of Nsrhs< Jsn8esss f-Oooasy en.ered
s.fossy nlsht .ss and robbed Of 80 esp half dszsr
chickens, and sroceries
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LARCENY -Joseph Newconb v~ arrested on Sat-
uydsy BIZ Officer Thibksn Of the Tkirteenth Wasd, %
ehrss Of sealing els from bis employer, Geo Psse.