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New York Markets.

New York, March l2.-Flour
ialr demand. at steady prices; sales at
S9ase % for common Slate. Southern
Flour held higher, with moderate sales
Rye Flour end Corn Meal quiet /.
Graln-Wheat held higher. Rye in
moderate request, at 81 ,37aSl ,3S. Corn
better, with sales at 96a9Sc. Oats un.
changed
Proyisions-Steady.
Whisky-In moderate demand at
3l3a32c.
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new JERSEY LEGISLATION They have a
bribery and corruption" case, in the New
Jersey Legislature. A member of the
House was offered $1,000 to vote for the
several bank bills before that body, The
House has since killed these bank bills. II
will be good for New Jersey if the. same ef,
feet will follow the cause in the same pro-
portion.
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Important to PoStmasters and the Public


In addition to the official notice of The
Postmaster General on The subject, il may
help 10 disseminate the information if We
call special attention to :bc law, just pas
ed by Congress, modifying the rates OF
postage, &c, particularly to those provis-
ioGs requiring that all letters between
places in the United States shall be pre-
paid from and after the lst of April, 1856,
by stamps or otherwise; and that from
and after the lst of January next Post
IL astcrs Rust place postage stamps upon
al prepaid letters upon which such stamps
nay rot have been placed by the writers
Or which may not be enclosed il stamped
envelopes.
From and after the first Of April, 1855,
sbe postage 10 be charged ou each single
letter for any distance in the United
States not exceeding three thousand miles
Is three cents, and over three thousand
miles ten cents.
The law does not change the existing
rates or regulations in regard to letters to
or from Canada or other foreign coun-
tries, nor does it affect the frankiug priv
llege.
Tie provisions in regard to the regis
tration of valuable letters will be carried
i0to effect, and special instructions issued
to Postm asters on the subject as soon as
the necessary blanks can be prepared and
distributed.
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POTATOES, ,-Greenough, the auction.
eer, sold at New York, on Tuesday =
large quantity of German potatoes, in
baskets, at thirty cents bushel for the
pest Each basket contained two bush
els. Some of the potatoes were slightly
frosted. Now, this is really shameful.
tnat we cannot raise supply for our
own consumption. For the last two or
three years the whole State of New York
has raised about fifteen to sixteen millions
o. bushels, and yet We import the Irish,
French, English, aud German,-Joxrnal
2f Connercs
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United States Seamen.

An act was passed at the late session Of
Congress, which provides that whoever
e,st1ccs away any one from the service of
the United States, or ooz2ocalS any seaman
OF boy, and refuses 10 deliver him up shall
be subject 10 an Imprisonment, for one
year and $500 fine.
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THE SUFFERING IN THE CRMEA. al
lied soldiers in the Crimea have been con
graduating themselves on the termination oil
winter, when their suferings, they hope, will
cease. But from all accounts there will only
be q change from one form of suffering to
another, for as soon as the warm weather
and the spring rains commence, the animal
decomposition from the multitudes of dead
bodies of men and horses lying rnburicd, will
spread pcstilence through the camp, whicl
will dcpopulate it faster than sickness is now
doing. A French officer OF rank says, since
the first landing of the troops in Turkey, So
900 men and 10000 horses have pcrished.--
Vast numbers of both now lie in masses, Oh
scattered over the earth as they fell, it be,
ing impossible to inter them in the present
state Of the weather there, and they present
a spectacle that is disgustingly horri1.--
There they will remain to be consumed 10y
carrion eaters or to purify on the return ot
mild weather
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The losses By fires in the U. S. during
February, amoart 70 $4,000, 600 RS near
as can be ascertained, and during Janus. :.
ry they amounted to 81 $4,000. The
losses paid by fourteen stock insurance
offices in State Street, Boston, during tho
last i've years. almost reach the large
sum OF zen natI(son dollars; Of this amount
S7,675, ,424 66 were paid on marine losses.
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A YOUTHFUL MURDERER.--In Russia
Herkimer county, y. Y, two boys, - or
II years old, had a quarrel, when one
went into the house and asked bis moth
" to hand him a pistol from a shelf, which
rhe did, and be shot the other boy through
the head, killing him instantly.
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HoN. MARK W. IzARD, Governor of
Nebraska Territory, arrived at Omaha
City on the Goth ult. He was very cor
dislly received, and would Immediately
enter upon bis official duties.
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Dry Times in Arkansas.

The Shield, published at Helcns, Ar
kansas, Of Febsuary 10, complains that no
rain Of consequence has fallen since Sep
;ember, and no snow. 1t pronounces
the past autum and winter most extra
ordinary seasons
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strike among the Railroad Operatives.

The laborers upon the line of the Della
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad
have been on q strike for higher wages, since
the beginning of the present month. On some
parts of the line the contractors have increas-
ed their wages, and the men have gone to
work
!. On Friday last, number of them broke
into the store of Haywood & Washburn and
helped themselves to the provisions and dry
goods, without the assistance of the proprie
tors Some Of them five in number have
been lodged in the county Jail. They had
a hearing on Tuesday aud Wednesday be
fore Esquire Burnet, and were committed te
answer at the next Court
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Robbery and ITurder---FosEr MeEa
Killed.

From the Liucou Gazette, published at
Troy, No, of the date of the I'd, we learn
the particulars, if true, Of one Of the the most
unparalleled outragcs ever committed in Mis-
souri,. The deed ofrapine and blood is said
to have been perpetrated in Monroe or
Montgomery counties, and is related TINS
in the Gazette:
A gentleman residing in one of the above
named counties, had sold farm for the sum
of two thousand dollars, and the money was
deposited in his house. After the sale had
been made, he went some distance from his
home to attend to some business matters,
and upon returning, found it necessary 10
stop for the night at house two or three
miles from his own. At late hour in the
night, he awoke from his sleep very much
impressed with dream, in which he imag-
Ined that his wife and children were in
distressed condition, and needed his pres
ence. He related his singular dream to the
gentleman with whom he was sleeping. who
dissuaded him from the belief that any seri-
Gus consequences had befallen his family.
and finally prevailed upon to again go to
ted. 1t was not long, however, before he
again awoke, having dreamed the second
time that his wife and children we've suppli-
eating for help
He immediate dressed himself for the par-
pose of going home, notwithstanding the en-
treaties of his host to remain until morning.
There was also German pedlar staying at
the same place, who proposed to accompany
the man to his own home, lest he might he
dreaming, and meet with souc accident or
the way.
Tie two started, and in short time came
to the house, in which light was discov-
etd. This unfavorable omen at that hour o.
the night lit being about three o'clock
confirmed the husbands worst suspicious.
They approached the house, and looking
through window, saw FIVE men all surroun
ding table, busily engaged in counting and
dividing the money which they had secured |
The first impulse of the enraged husband
was to give an alarm, but the German, who
deserves unbounded appreciation for the We
ry successful manner in which he mananaged |
the affair, bade the man be silent. He then
him to GO to the back door and |
knock, upon which the robbers would attempt
to make their escape out of the one at which
he (the Germany was stationed
The man accordingly made an alarm at
the back door, upon which the midnight
robbers endeavored to make their escape.
Right manfully did the German maintain
his position, while with revolver he killed
four OF the robbers and wounded the fifth.
who was afterwards secueed Would thai
this were the only bloody spectacle which
itself at tie dead hour of the night
The most heart-rendiug parts remains yet
untold. A wife and two Or three children
had been butchered aud lay weltering in
pools of blood. The feelings Of husband
md father can better be imagined than de
'cribed, as he beheld this horrid spectacle,
The wounded man having been secured
made full confession, in which he stated
hat an organized band of robbers was in the
country, and that the rngleader leader lived
n Lincoln or Pike counties.
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THURSDAY, MARCH Is, 1856.

pT- The article in last weeks paper,
headed "Are you satisfied with your Fay
should have been credited to the Massa-
cAusctts Teachcr,-ono of the Oldest and
best educational journals in our country,
We have Just received the March num-
her and have marked several articles for
insertion. Il.
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MASONIC REUNION Masonic Fra.
ternity Of Louisiana, who have for series
OF years been divided and distracted. have
lately, through the efforts ofDr. Mackev
OF South Carolina, agreed upon thorough
aud perfect union
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s. Sherman, of Cumberland, Nd, was
robbed on Wednesday night of nearly
81 900, while standing at the Railroad
Depot in Baltimore. $1,000 were in
SooO bills on the Manufacturers and
Mechanics Bank, Northern Liberties,
Philadelphia.
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mARRsED.

On the l4th inst, by NJ NJ Burnett,
Esq. Dir. Reuben Miller, of Tannersville,
and Miss Ellen Phillips, of Stroud town
ship.
In Hamilton township, on the Sd inst.
by John Marsh, Esq, Mr.. Francis II
Hubbel, and Miss Margaret Ann Giuterc
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President of Western bank rushes up
to bis friend, Charley, can't you give
ne change for a dollarl l see the Bank
Superintendent is in town, and I want
some specie in the vault to make show"
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NJ The New York Teacher has just
closed volume 81, and is as good as ever,
which is saying much. E.
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R9- A western editor gives expression

p1r A western editor gives expression
to his pentup feelings in the following
rather pathetic lines;
How happy are they
Who their conscience obey,
And pay for their news in advance
Tongue can not express
How we work at the press,
When a.the nee1ful ve ca t get a glance
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The following advertisement appears In
tbe belVidere Intelligencer

'be BelVidere Intelligeucer
% hlLcANTHRoPIsTs.-A young man
"a years OF age, about leaving the Belvi,
dere JAN, and fully conscious of the de.
graded position he occupies in the ewes OF
an unforgiviug world, would like 20 bave
q situation at teaching school, openino
oysters, driving clam wagon, or ned.
ding feb. His health being somewhat
impaired by drinking BAD rum, light em-
plOyment would be preferable No OBJ
JectioD to going a short distance in the
country, provided be can board in pious
family.
Two persone esespod from this jail on
sund'y pigit, The 25th ult.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

4 am gIid 10 see you % sensible Of your tlult,'
said bis Honor. '0nd have strong hopes that q
man who experiences such a humllati6g sense Of
his guilt will Aol be likely 10 eiragain in the same
manner. You ate discharged. Mf. Meredith; 90
and take better cafe OF youiSelf'
That was spoken like your HoHot fouts Is
The most exalted kind OF virtue that cau overlook
The niSstepS Of an ettins, ltail fellow creutate'-
Sir, thefe Is one thing more, II | might d'fe 70
speak,
Go on, Nj. Meredith, sarl the Mayor, kindly
'0h, what model Of roodnsSF exclaimed Nj.
81, with uplited eyes anil hsndS. 'Yout Honor
encourages me 70 beg The loan Of quartet. III
payit, faithfully, sit, os soon Is am brought up
ogain.'
This is mOdesty with vengeance said the
Mayor, with iuSli6abe indignation. 'Regoue,
you inpoitet! aud taks cate that ynn otr not
brought up sgSin, OF yout sham Rodesty SLall not
save You from The extreme penalties Of the Yagrans
law.
'lIeayens! who would have thought th4t asking
for the loan Of quarter could made such an Sl.
ierotlonl said Daniel, meekly, as he Retired fionl
the ttibunaI.-SHHSSy Mercury.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
'rELEGR NEWS
By the National Line.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
California News.
ARRIVAL oF THE ILLINOIS.

NEw YoRx, April THE illinois stiTed here
at a o'clock to-day, with about 500 passengers,
and s7SO, 200, mostly consigned 10 the Metropoli.
| tan Bank.
California dates To the lelh March were brought
doSn BY the S1norj.
TheJ L. Stephens woS going into San francisco
when the SOnota LEFT.
News unimportant.
Nome Of tue suspended banks had tsSuned op'
efatlona
Robinson's Savings Bank hal yielded NJ assets,
and the dePosIies Wete 100000. r. has been At.
rested Ior ernOeiIlem;Rt.
The aGaits VI Adams & Co. are beiots Couh in
various forms.
Robert S,unders, an attorney in San francisco,
was arrested OH a charge Of forgery. lie gave 81
900 bail aud decampeJ.
Thete had bten abundant rats.
The iral Of Hamilton Bowie, late treasurer Of
San Francisco, iOr eulOezzemeII, reSuItsd IN bis
| acQuitlal.
News frcm the Kern Rivsi diggings rather con.
tfadictOty. 4 laFEe amount Of gold Is aFnT'nE
tom lie lnte'iof.
Tie steam, Ni.yot TomkinS WIS wrecked on the
south SIDE Of tn qunnauG hatbUf, TIE passen.
gets anu crew wrfe saved. TIE vessel IS total
loss
4 duel WIS fught neat San PrInc,scoD between
! Col. Wulser snI Nh. Caret. MoIAtr EscsITed .
! slight wound N the loot.
| il IS stJteI that the patients IN the Marine
fllSpl ais wrfe always taken out al the elections
Inch made vote Ut Ave OF SIX titf:tsnt pills.
! Resolutions to discontinued the Hospital after the
tit,t OF April, pissed both brinches Of the Legs
Iatur.. Tie bill Prohibiting Jafh't"is aud NOISY
amusement, on the Sdji'aih, ~aaieI only The
/ Governats Signature 10 become law.
The markets continued quiet without any change
| OF Importance.
Australia, Jan. l2.-AimHa! Des Points com.
msnlet Of Tue Preuch slnaItOn III the Pacific died
IN JOar the irisaie Ssat1rte, the day beI0te she
reached CaIaO.
Dr.. Ca,LetwoOl an American, is about to eS'
| plOrs the interior.
Business very dull. Markets ovewtocEel..
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
Srw yOHE MARKET,

APGrL ! Flour firm with IN urw'tl tendency
sales # RoNl Om' NJ 9slalG, ?6i SOUTHERN 9,joaio,
81. Wheat higher. SOuhefn white 2.Jla.,5j -
Eorr higher, ales Of western mir-i nj io6 Po''
finn Sales Of I'D mess al IS 50tlh,G2: "a rs .
new mes. a, lf.irals.;I. Beef f,o. sales .; Il.
1jalS,j0 III frplrsri Chicago. aid 9,S0aI2 ~
country mrS. Lard hiGht'. , y 9.f?'ln. nhir
Whi,kY unsettled 81 3fa3fl G'otetrs--c Il ,
iull; noIIsSe, tim. Orleans ?1l?1. Linssrd u
irT At 81.
Cotton firm, with an uaKArl tendency.
STOCKS arr and active. Money u1rhanGel. -
Cleve. Trle'u u. Er- SCI. Recalling SCI
~. Cenwa 81. CumterlITd Coal 90. 81
CIV. C.l Il Gin lbs i.,m'i'n1 SO at
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
10 ' 1,Sl n''''' OIL for '''''' &C GOOD & Co.

SHE'LL PLDlGtI$.
Doubte MieEigln see pnDeHS, STEEL Sod Ploufh',
SO, J. s. ard :, S.ee POuihs, Guw in S'Oe AID 10
IIiys My arrangements f /! made 10 IEniSh ~ ny
R.H HUBBELL,
ehs 0:euer warsrO0mS. cor NI'n and Quincy.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

Groceries at Wholesale.
SOn BBl.>. MOLASSESj
OUU 30I bass RiO cUfee'
" pOCEeiA La:aII4 cOGeei
~ Old Java
a. boxes CaveGiah Tob,eeoi
% Aess &w.
% bos cut and dry
81 Boxes SiewaIi'iN. i. cand!esi
ifN hhdE Sugar.
. bills LOStrin:'9 refined SusaI
IL hhla Louisiana
u Y.H. u. p, and Imperial Tta:i
% eatiy boxes
~ IiCTce4 rice;
9 boxes White niTesI
81 COlsare'S lDeT SOarl'
Tose'ker with dUii lssDrinrnI o Family Groceries
aiding Sreet Fruits, Dye suaS Ftih, ee ETC. for 'a's
TALLAXT & pELAPALlS.
ma So ~ Main street.
TOBACCO.
TIST r.ceivel more OF that superior Pey'on GTaYelY
u robitco kor AureflOmtY il is UheAteed IN Tie mar
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
InIt I.IiINIING.

OrrJlb Of'ce, since our t-InovaI to new guar:
ers, has been enlarged, and improve! by the adj
ton Of new materials. In selecting our malerO 5
We Keep pace with the fashions Of heiay AMI the
tenants OF the public, an! BY adm. IS We are
CONSTANTLY iolnk. new and fashionable styles Of
type 10 out assortment whenever there IS az i'm
proyement IN the art, OUT job Office mas Usen eH.
pnnded into etf lhe .lrseyl aud sest IN 'Ee"esi
we employ no PETS MS but lie best wOriHen, and
Geresprcifuliy solicit busGess NET, anL all oth'
erswho desire Cards, Circulars, Bill Heads Bills d
Ladig, BLANK cheeks, EiondblIIs, Steamboat lis,
Pamphlets, OF any oth-r description OF Leltsl
Press Printing, 10 give US a call, feeling assatrt
that ne can render perfect satisfaction both in ikt
vie and prices Of our work.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

BDsroS, Apnl 1.-Ta- COMMITTEE appointed by
the Le2Slhlurs 10 investigate the late visitation
10 the ROYbury NunnvTY, have held sesson, ana
rhs mornIns til eiI!cIi VI I Advertiser Present
lheT zpon affirming tue Truth Of ihe!t published
statements. Il was fnualy resolved by the CON.
mii'e- 10 examine the inmates u the nunneFy. and
also 10 rIIuiie the members Of he committee
who made III. visit.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
CINCINNATI MARKET.

ArsL 7.-Fout ftn, and closed a 9.s0a9,e9
WhisSy advanced 10 IS. Provisions f'm, bu
hoi6ers are not cTering, and sIes ate liml,r,
mess p1ik held al slj. Bulk SIDES held at 6iad |
Bacon sold at IT for sides, bit the Iit'et is (
Le had Ioany svtent fot less thoE u, and 'hOuI.'
els ST. Lard 81. Sugar tim, sales al 5t16. No
lssSeS held at 81, no sales. Glove see'l $50
Money easy. Eastern Exchange finn al ! pie
mum.
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Tie amount llblltS luh or r0I Iu' 70 0AHAS Of Uu
Z, GielNJrS, -no'mIR.
Losses sdused ard lue' none.
DO aid not due. .s!iS,S s2
Losses unadiuSteh am ia suS .
r. me- ~. tin. OF iut;Eer p OO'.. .5l'!J' " -
Al O!Eer GAINS IslIUst Inc COhplh! A'e ''' SN' y"
scn,s INSTRUCTED TO take no risk over sI9 %.
T1e AnruHI Insued in envy city, town, OF Ni3ss ae'
nerd upon the ChliaeieJ, Gsl,tiJi, ana C9hs.''Oh
b LrN tie width OF streets, tie Surly Of wafer aES
cuGL lion OF Tie Fire DerIllnsGt, aud ONe' S''eu"-
liIEcsS ,,.,,.,,.,;,., =, ,i.,, In. 4.
,i.ni. 10 liant the lO By any Ue ire VSl9 MOoT esa
Tie aCt Sl Incorporation Is toe 4ame a. A;sA ~ yGY
1s;I THO. 4. ALEXANDER, SeS'T.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

ClXciSS,Tr, Annl 1.-The City COuncil this
afternoon passed the ordinance 10 Putchas4 the
River Landing east Of Mil CterS ftOn the Ono
& Mss Rslltgad Tot $4,000, pay5bIe in City
5ord,. This will enable lhe c1mpanytj coA.
pIetr The IJLd at once.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09
Returning.

I,-Le.ys, Hell,i,e Al D. n On arliYal Of mail train
rom CClun5us aul way stations, nd AsiVe: at Wheel
Ing 4: 1910 =. ~ ,-.,
2d-LRsvrS Eel aie u Eij ?. NJ on arrival % tn ?.Gh
eyp,e.s :ain ION Cincinnati, stopping a. Henwdod 10
plSIei seIs aud mails 10 hGtR0Is an shto ex
Press lran og baltimore aad Eastern Cities, arrives al
WhSeiins \: :;!jp. IN. ,,-
CINCINNATI Indianapolis and hcSsO sold on board Tag
ga. jscSei tAOlSa 10 Zaues>.e, Newark, Coiuns1Ui
and CIEc,uus.I,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

TaE SA,LL P1I is CAUSING quite 4 panic in
Maulnsvle. opposite the north end Of this city.
On Saturday seven eases wete reported. The pub
lie school hiss been closed and oihet precautions
sIonlsI to prevent TIE srteal Of The dIsease.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-09

Ds1arai>G CwE-ASFGAcTIoS OF LETTEH'
ROW 1wr POs1oTTrcr.-The Clrc'nnati EnquteF
f FRIDAY las Tie ro.Iowinl:-. Yesterday afternoon
r.n.d STATES Marshal, Il. Il. Robinson arrested
No III. af6day,, 81 tie energetic United States Mail
gent. ". J. Blown of InianaaOls = young
IA II this cts. named William q. Gano' upon
.LarEe OF ab,iilctinG tom The Pcsio'ice seI'sf'
.i-SSeI 10 oihet clnEsnS
VI (ianO is young man Cf family. and most re-
,o-c',bly connected. he has herelpf"fe borne an
y,eu-ni ehat1clef. AMI was engaged in tie Office
si The .NtiSnie NTra', edited and conducted BY his
',,hst ~ law, NJ. Moot, aud WaS entrusted with
IN. npeniHg Of letIeE coma nInE remntInceS. F"t
sevetal yeats complaints have besn m5je at the
PosIvffice aad lAtOURh the columns OF the Mirror
tina; letters hal seen abSitIcied containing money,
ami many nelson's in the PoStoiiee have bern sus
pseled as The guilty nerpslfaiofs OF the l1tcsns',
iu, no traces dIscSVeErd mill IecenilT.
Fot some time psst, vi. Einst' Cookse'ier' on
NIlu.Nfssi, h1S missed leitetE' and hs employed
means TO detect the culpni.
1 decay lsttrr was thtuWH ia his box " Nj.
Blown, and in few minutes a(eF%atds MS al
.s.J that Cisuo called f0t 1t, ard obtained 1t. W.
E,nU iof sonle time published the Miftot AMI thus
established fsulilt connection with hiiown ou'
,,nesy and tn II OF the MifIJt. In this way younG
Iiano probably became tempted TO tty his luck III
via. I'D not belong 10 bin. The prisoner vas Ia
E-n b.Iore L, 5, Commissioned Pendeiy, and lne
be,rns II his case was continued uHIII Two
o'clock Ills al;rfROOn. We Sincefsly hope lha'
N. unt runatsy unE man may be sHabled To
NJ Ne bis innocence Of tue charges alleged ss1Infi
LIN,
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1InUOR LAW.

BosroS, April The SenI,. coRcnuel in the
ihiry.iv. new amendments 10 the Temperance
bill.
In The House the CON. M Federal Relations was
instructed 10 ln1Ss inquiries aS to the tXpedGercy
ol expressing The v!ewS Of the Legislature on tie
veto Vi The Spoh+tlon Ilii.
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Tur L.sr C,IG NJ N1nG'iT. --D1HIel Nets'uh,
inl sollei coat ii,l mlIht nave been Catst' co'oF'
.41ac., was desired to plead tue charge Of iaiOE'
ica!Ion.
'lnteea, ST. said Daniel. Il am ovstwhelmed--
ytIcE al Of a heap, as the 1ryIns IS. You see
TIL, crimson SufdAoh Of lny c0untenaace-,Mt.
Meteh,b's conference was SrluSed, Lu: wkeih'
IT Hi.h ins.nouG shame OF Old Holland, We can't
pretend 10 say.) that SudiSijn, Sit. tells moEe
p.,,niy than words eau speak, The d'SiteSS ard
aaEvlsh VI mind feel al icing attalEned Ut tie
ioS eEseilb.e, dstss,1ble vice q dtuakennsh.
ST. nv eau unsls With the words ! feel my
cheeks SeotcheI by The dGmaible consciousness OF
gy eTtnce. Oh { IN pity allow NE 10 hide my
ilce ton this respectable aSIsmby and especially
't,m ,oir Hono'. who, beng a petiect model Of
SgtneIy youtiell, eaaaot be supposed % have sny
sympathy fot The weakness VI oIhetS. ny mG6e'II'
III, is shocked above all healing remedies. Whtte'
Ahrfs shatI / hrle!' continued 81. 81, GlIaclne
wildly ovsr tie dot Of the Otee, Is II 10 ssatSa 81
90 OUgst boIs.