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An INTENSIVE BURGLARY BUT UNSUCCESSFUL A.
TEMPT TO CARRY or THE rRorERTy-REcovEsx
or $4,000 WORTH or SILK aooDe, AND oArrvRE
OF FIVE or THE THIEVES.
About IL O'Clock Saturday night Sergeant Chorry
and officers r. Murphy Byrnes OF the First ward ps-
Ice received Information from two women residing -
the corner Of Beaver and New Streets there were
thieves upon the roof of the adjoining building In Hsv
street The informants told the officers that they heard
footsteps tho stairs OF the above store and also he
low hum Of voices u proceeding from the adjoining
premises. The officers Immediately suspected sons
burglars were Of work. and broke INTO the store frea
whence the nosc proceeded the purpose arrcssng
The rascas. An they entered the door six large ssus
nIlcd TO overnowing with valuable silk goods wers
posed TO The vision Of the police The oces hoping
catch the burglars 10 shs station house for a
dicna aid Lieutenant Dalton receiving the infor
uon FASTENED 70 the spo, with platoon OF men, VINO
surrounded The entire block bounded by Beaver,
New and Broad streets and Exchange place,
20 to leave no loop hole for the escape
Of tho burglars, who was believed were secrsssd
IN some OF the stores situated In that square. srscs
search then commenced which resulted In the Hnd-
ing Of sS other bass Of six goods upon The roof Of tAs
The latter building then searched from top bostoa
when finally, a. the ofn,ers we're about giving up tns
ehc or the thieves, the latter were discovered hd away
In closet whore they had oonccaed themselves fross
the moment Of tho Grst alarm They were all secorsa
conveyed 70 fYst ward stallion house the
msinder OF the night There tn, gave their q
James Pcndsr, Joseph Perry Richard Grcsn wood Joha
Van Paitan and Richard Harris. The prisoners aka
70 the lower Police Court yesterday morning where J-
cs osborne committed them 10 prison for sxamnasias.
The property found by the pooc taken from the
Of Messrs. Schuiten Hurd, and s valued by them -
sc coo. Great praise ls due TO the women who
EsNe the alarm 10 the police, for had noe
been FOR their astuiercss The burglars would In all p~oos
bify have mklc their escape with $4,000 worth OF
booty. II 10 supposed that one of the gang entered
kessrs schultcn A Hurds sorc in the day tme AID
conceaHrg himself enabled 10 et hs cooederates b.
when a favorable moment arrived The property w.
dragged the roof Mcssrs Shalten Hard sto~s
TO toe store In New street. whore the noise OF the burglars
attracted the attention Of the resding the house
next door. vs The intention Of the thieves carYy
on the goods In q wagon which 10 make in appsur-
ance New street Tor that purpose when ell was g.
cared 70 be ready by The rngcader Of the gang Messvs
Schulten Hurd have good
selves upon the timely discovery the burglars ana sh
subsequent recovery Of a the stolen property. Van Pss
tan, one Of the prisoners he IL worth considerable
sum Of money and hopes 70 obtain his freedom quite
easily He Ind much more difncult task than be-
imssines. The prisoners vary IN age from % 70 -
Years.
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arrived In that city, caused and strcs search
70 be made Tor oil the private OF the place.
but without success Some twenty persons arrested
On suspicion OF having seoreted ther bat were sooa o.
tcr discharged as sufficient proof could nos be brosg
forward TO substantinie the charge.
Aos OF those who arrested fo- being concerned
IA The former attempt s insurrecon have dschsrS
ed though some consdesAble stil suffering
- prison.
By the steamer have received letter nom q corres-
pcadent IN Arequps In wsssh he says that preparations
on large scale are being made there By the presss
get ep anesher they openly working
upon ibe nnos q the people, and endeAvorng 70 per-
suade the Indians 70 believe thsk constitution has
been made expressly to undermine their interests
The niaeAce OF The clergy In Peru great and doubt
they will IL TO the utmost disturbance
In this they will be supported by she Archbshop CT
who " the head Of the church in Peru and has
fuaed to swear 70 the Constitution unless authorized
BY the Pope 10 do 30. Upon tina whole, think
very probable that some serious dstur will take
place the IN the coming MONTH a0d the public reports
IN this city confirms that opinion.
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Our Caythsgena Correspondence.

PANAMA, Nov. 20, 1885
tn. IrAmu a, ifnccrre and EEpssdltsus-t tnitsd States
Ffs,s If War-The Bria Bloclade- ArTtrci Of Brush
shiPs II Way-7onnaee 7az--Panana a Whaling STA
ttor--s,ednr csisntrf-Nrr Ausralidn Line--Pcna-
ma G,cs fcr Frmont- Buchandnf Biography, DC, &c.
Now that your ''bloodlcss revolution" Is over. aud
your political safety valve has blown OIL the Presiden.
tal election the surplus patriotism that threatened to
"busi your great national ttler' the constitution II
" possible that, being reduced 10 . working head Of
steam the people may turn their attention TO sf
fairs, and wish 70 know what gong among "tho
rest Of mankind"
A this lsshmus likely 70 attract considerable siten
uon long, and he narrow OF landn connecting
the tvo will claim the attention Of the world
lis Of desirable that HERALD and the readers
the HsRAip should be kept posted things In general
and the Affairs OF Isihmus Of Panama In particular
propose therefore, TO furnish ycu with regular cor
resrondence, and supply you with faithful record Of
current events.
Your readers are generally how matters stand
in regard this sshmus since the celebrated 18th Of
April when the memorable attack made the rail-
road passengers and in which some eighteen twenty
American citizens, Who came out In the nli-
uos on the sth OF April lost their lives. ssnce
that time Mr.. Commissioner Covvnes report
has been made pubic, and the press, both
n America and England have commsnted upon n n has
bees made political capital u IN bcsh counts,s; with you
has been made sxsessos os slavery question, aad ID
pspsd sas been nlzsd w with We oealspl Anwinz
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Noticing two rstcment-onc IN the Ncrfolk A re,s os
the 2ath, In reply TO letter addressed by Henry Rowe
Of cur place, who now In Norfolk, Wking nformation
same, wherein he states the people long suspected c
being concerned In stealing their slaves; the osher In
article written by WIN. T. Hendrsn, In which A
charged with being sboitioniss-I nov In reply chat
sngs either Of them TO produce even shadow q prcc
enhsr ~ Norfolk or ehevhere, o. what ssseytsd by
I. Tor one, feel ny rights are vevy insecure. sun -
nevee attended aboitoa meeting advan0eA a ab,-
Iou seutIment either there ~ elssvhers cv w.s CO..
cssned stealing segrcea - stated, th.nk M ccud' 4
should te above suspicion, TIMOTHY qlANSAS1.
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Hehind the scenes M the Paris OpcrD.

\ Paris letter writer records quite piqnantly
his observations behind the scenes at the opern,
between the nets # new ballet:
Arriving ut the poi the staircase, You find
yourself, nj among the side scenes, coils of
inpe. machinists. pompiers and opera girls
The latter swarm III this locality during the per
formanee, leaving the grent room in the further
extremity, devoted expressly to their use, for the
loaiing place. near the front; here they receive
their friends Ordinarily II is nothing extrnor
binary, know, the sight presented behind the
scenes, but upon this evening there among
the -itors two distinguished pesonsnges
though for TINT matter, the crowd Is always dis
tinguished--a circumstance which had led mo to
remark particularly the accnson. Leaning
ngninst huge canvass rock who should | see
III NIL his glory but the Marshal Duke pol-sier
talking with Mile. Iegrain, Young lady of no
pei sonal beauty hui of miraculous dancing pow
crs The Marshal WIS smiling like hnsket of
chp-, and 50 was Aademoislie. In "A moment
be- WIS surrounded by uhos, of eorvphess brought
up IN gallant array by lis brotherin arms
Canrober, WHO seemed to know and be loved by
the Whole of the divinity IN tights. The Duke
attracted the most tlaiterng attention. Undnnbt
odly be found his reception by The world This side
of the ramgr more gratifying han that If he 9th
er mud he let himself eompl .telv oai in tue
joyment of the ehaitering aud ho2zng going on
nhout him.
was most sinenlar. Here knot of dancing girls,
with shawls tbrewn over their shoulders. CONVEX
scd together. SLIPPING eaussnerer, cold bouon,
ar Madeira wine aud winter, given them by attend
iug mothers OF bonnes, who. clothed in mustv
baRinrnis, waited patiently in the haek aground.
lcndy 10 be of any service 10 their children
nisiie-ses. Ia ionfs. nj .neh Of three back wings
siaod the elves. who were ready To- PEI iolm the
urinl parts; semr were nrendy attached by the
shoulders and waists Ia the lolg wires descend
ing from away up high from the men an the
! points which we" Instrumental in their flights:
others were submitting Ia the arrangement OF the
DOMINIC the 'airy harness by the aid oi busy ,ac
i've little fellows employed by the theatre. Ahout
| them were twos nnd threes OF Young men, talk
ing and laughing and giving them honbons, nnd
| having n very IDLY time with the stationary an
| gela. The ladies were everywhere pointing their
l.. raising their limbs on level posing ON their
toes. manehlnF sugar ploms, and maintaining all
/ the time chatter, chatter, chatter, which drew
II repeated .bish from the stage inspectors, who
were loungng unfortunately nbont.'
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Matchmaking the undaubieI existence If an
American note 10 Mr.. Consul Ames On the sub
let # the State dnes. the ilanuyefian govern.
ineni seem. disposed 10 pat good face on it,
The official Haaaorefsehs Aaehf,chftn publ shes
the following article:
I'VE nre enabled II siate on authority worthy
4 credit that IN IN the present moment no com.
mnnieaiian has hen made II The government N
any way eonffmatofY Il the statement made by
different newspapers, taat the United States Of
North America have manifested n desire 10 oppose
n future the further payment OF the State dues
W ar IN position 10 add for the benefit Of our
morr timnrons lfadrrs. and 10 allay any appte
hensian. on The sDeet. TINT there IS every reason
"a wit with the mr., perfect calmness 10 zee if
the question said Il he propcunded To the |. ;.
Csnsu. at Hamburg. will be followed up by my
further ttep. the more 80 rs with reference h
the legnl right Of eyying these duties, rs guar
aniled hy the Congress If Vienna. and further
confirmed BY the trsaiy 81 ISL signed at Dfes.
.lan no one IN the lenst acquainted with public
laS onn doubt for n moment that his Majesty
government is in possession of sufficient means
- b. abe II repel any arrogant demands aud
anfaunlal preiensinns. from whatever quarter
thfy my lac made
Iassing by the bambast in the latter port of
tie aIiicln above. Hanover could not have done
serse than take her stand on the two treaties
mentioned. In the first plnee the act Of the Con
ere-z # Sienna-nnhappllv too long dead let
ier-eApressly sipnlntes the free navigation of
NIL tie rivers Of Germany secondly the treaty
Il Dresden was signed only by The liver border
ine siate- II the Elbe, and consequently cannot
b. binding on the other countries. besides which
- object mere y II regulate The manner III
which they bound themselves 10 tieeee the nafi
COTTON an the Elbe, and the share which eaeh
.boala receive. in utter disregard oil all the slip
nations # tho treaty oi VIENNA md thirdly, the
IA. In, farm afgYT IL IN hn
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Irsa, N a-isin.Tat,.

WASHINGTON. NV. at.-Cul Wheeler. |. ;.
Minister in Nioaragoa.ha- ha1 several interviews
With the Secretary If STATE. relative 10 his OIL
ciAl conduct IN that country.
caleb craswell. III Wisconsin. has been APP
poin,ed by the President Consul 10 IT. Peters
burgh
lhe paten, Office ha- recently received some
elegnnt specimens of 'Mhlaga grapes from Gall
f,rfia. hey are laree. full, nnl ln>cinn.; the
fruits Of the vine introduced in That country n
hundred and fifty years sgo. II l. the opinion
oil those employed in the Agriculture Depatt
meni # that aifice that our country af large can
be ,npplicd with those grapes from Calitornia,at
n cheaper rate. linn ihase from Malaga or el-e.
,brre out Of the United States can now lie fur
pishe1
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The lteasSs h,4


Mr.. Buehanan's late = ife Railroad nantes
II has cast a spell upon = Democracy more pa
tent than any of the supernatural agencies en-
| ployed in Arabian fable. The unferiihed are
horror stricken aud dumb before the monster
projtf evoked from the ink oasket Of the naei-
cian of Wheatand. Self constituted teachers Of
the limits of federal preregatiye. they stand
aghas, amid the ruins Of their most aearly cher
! ished principles. ono after another Of these
principles hase orumbed into dust. Squatter
sovereignty. openly asosed by Gass and endorsed
by Buchanan, gues unrepFoted the non esten=
sion of Slavery. promulgated ~ Mr. Breoksn.
ridge, is received with meek submission inter-.
nal improvements. passed b. a Democratic Con
gress the veto of the heroic Pierce. e1eifes
scarce a mnrmnr; and now-the gigantic swim
die OF thu Pacific Railroad. as Democratic NOR.
alists have denounced it. i swallowed in Al.
lenor.
How is this Where The thund,rbolt-
That annihiIated Jefferson Davis when he fr.t
proposed this scheme ! Where are the gallant
few IN Virginia, who put the administration 10
gnaminious ron, in 81 Where Is the Coeles
Of the Eron6ner. tho spurius Lartu. Of the
Enquirer the Terminus of the Souihsiae DIN
oerat. who stood forth So nably 10 defend "sfiict
construction in the brave DAYS Of old Where
these heroes. now that thu citadel of Demo.
oraey i 80 grieyously assaed Echo answers
"Where1"
Alas the enemy il no longer without but
within the gates. and neither Ramsoan nor II
tian blood ayail- 10 efenmveni him. Fbusters
F.
of Pennsylvania are equally mute witnesses Of
his paiieldal act.
Must we, therefore, conclude of railroads. rs of
murders, TINT the crime i in inverse proportion
to their magnitude Yet the Pacific Railroad Of
Mr. buchanan oontemplates an outlay quito n
enormous as did that Of Secretary Davis. and
the opening for peouaion is tho same. Are
Democratic principles self adjusting and do they
adapt themselves To the wildes, .agaries of the
Presidential incumbent Is the theory of sc
radically different from the theory of 81, aud
are We IL hive new Democratic theory with
every new almanac
In fine, what we 10 mike of the silence Of
our Democratic brethren in Virginia anil how
account for
The task Is by no means difficult The spoHs
hare mol yst been diridtd The hungry expect
anti dare not open their mouths until the divi--
ion ha- aken pnee. One nntimrly word might
cost fat offiee-a single iniadieions sentence.
postpone all chance Of plumber for Mt lenst four
year-. aud perhaps forever. Thus our Locofoee
Esaas sell their blrhrights for hare prospect If
u mess of red cottage. But whit until the Ides
of M,rch is57 are pas,. Then We shall hive
patriotism bodness, independence, pure delnoe
raey, in the largest Abundance. Such howl
will be raised a- never ha- heen hrnrd siuce 81.
tan encountered thu he'll hound. nj the infe1nnl
gate. Such a howl Meantime. where will ruro
democracy have drifted
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s5tieLce would luck the grand charm TINT sheds II
halo its abors il the genter sex were not nude
participate of the benefits II impatts To that sex
the medical discoveries Of the distinguished philan-
eGeiul. For the complaints peculiar 10 the female
organization, and which are borne with n torltnGe
rlr ~ exhibited by man, llulloways Pills have been
for twenty years administered with wonderful SUE
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he eruptlous Hnd other external dishguremenis
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Il ian terrible thing To see a beloved wife or
daughter lauguishng under the attacks of dis
east the lusre fading from her eyes, the rose from
her check, and premature decreptude Frustrating her
energies IN the morning Of the prime OF NE Ter.
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her nature foroid her II disclose the cause Of the dill
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