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New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

The policeman who was Nrss'eI 20 - Ia o.
hu,sd With al ss,aut atd battery aPn '" @,
sy.d D.lyn vsom BE- iook in custody a. .t vs. ye.
G't.n. Tat s;oI. BrosdSay, On - nie'J d.
tsrcay tIauined before JBsiir uDoy -9' &c - h III.
n.,ei TIE a. .:se toggss The e,'si I'D H' 1i' Ia '
sufy
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

i Tfe GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Al,ntc
cities With Western. North aud sy1th States
by continuous Rawsy direct This Rad Aso connects
Pusburth with oay lines Of all porte on oe West
Rivers and at Cleveland and Sand with ee sisa,r. 20
al porte on the North western LsternstiLs The Host direct
ehcaPs resbe rort. by which FREIGHT can BE- forwarded
10 and from The Crest West.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sna PITTSBURGH
'nsI LA'1boot' Shoe hs', sdI Iaps bos 10 e@uis y
Dry OoOos lin boxes, baies and trmfsl, Drugs -, y
lin boxes snd bales, Feathsrs T rs, 6c........:)
SECOND CLAs..-DoiD2siic skeetns Sirtins and
Tckins Tin original bel.s Drugs in csks Ha-d - ctte
wGe Leather Cn rolls or boIes), woo and sheep ~ ID
Petite, Eastward. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
initD edA's -AIyi1 seeL DAMS Vn .ast, les cents
TOb<ScO uaIutactur.d except Cigars or Cu', Sc. }
FoVRTH CLAsS-Cof.e, Fi,h, Bacon, Beef and -
POrk lin casks boxes Esswa,d Lard aud lard - ne
Oh. Nails, sods Ash German Clay, T1 Pitch u" b.
HCun &c...,...... .'.'s''.'.'.'s'''''J
FLoUR-7tc. & bbl until further notice.
GRAIs-15c t. 100 n until further notice. -
COTTos-52 bale, no. exceeding 500 70 weight atA i'il~
pstiee. ,., -, =, -.
IL shipping FOODS from any po east Of Pblsisphs ee p:i
scur TO mari The package "Vis Pennsyvania Railroad An
Goods dgnsd Of this Road Philadelphia OF
Pittsburgh will be forwarded without detention. ,
FRTI6Br Agents Harris Wormley Co. henphls Isnn-
r. y Ssss Co., 81. Louis; T. O. OR~lly To-, k'ae's'
Ind Dumesnn Bell Co., and Carter Je~ett LDlnVhei
XIV: b. C. Medium Madison, Ind H. Brown \ Co, snd
Irwin Co Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co, LAnes',iie'
Ohio Le.ch Co. No. 81 Klby st. onj L~.,h So no
AsT Ton,s New. York and No. 10 South st. New-fora Z
j. sneeder, Pklsdelphisi Masraw Kcor' bAamors "
n r. HOUSTON General Freight Agent. Philadelphia
H. j. LOMBAERT Superntendent Aitoo1a IA
IL
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
NEW and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD.

Il NV SININN AkKANGINENT I"00'
COmneuciIg Mach IS l8ja
eHTlD,e On I7tlI.t
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
For New Haven. - tex Il: IS $40 f.xl 81 and
42op For Bridgeport J. ~ 8 a m fs, I245 $40 ex)
81 sud N r FOr ford Str,,tcrd firted Southport
sbd HespoI 80 NJ l2:45 $50 30 m For Sorwak
70A ~ 45 $40 zen $50 42O 5:S5 o. no. For Day,en
and Greenwich, 70 = m; RS 3:30 42D 5:23 r IN Fcf
sssmford, 70, (e1l l2:f5 $40 teN), $50 4N SIS
N. For Port Chester ard intermediate Stations IN
R45 $3.50. 4. %, S:25 $50
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston "a (ex 3l0 ?. N. ,-s For Harfora md
spnptf,d H. (e1) STOP N (esl For :ti-u River
,oMon,resL (eX.D and 3:l0p u es) 10 Norhsmp,on
F0 Canal Railroad SA M tex md 10 p FG Housaoric
Railrosd a A. FOR kauss.uek Railroad, e IN and D "
Dor bspbay and NoruAk Rsrosd IN a. IN. 40 o IN
JAMES II. HQYT Soperr ,sndent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
IT1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sTONING-

Il TON, for BOSTON and PROVlDENCE-lnlsnd route
the shortest and direct carrying the Eastern MAJ.
The steamers COMMODORE Capt. Joel Stone and C. VAN
DFRBILT Capt W IL Frszee in connection with the SION
INGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON aud PROVl-
DEHCD RAILROADS, leaving NewYork daily (sunday: eh'
ceped from Pier No North River first wharf above Battery
psee O'Clock p aud Stonoston at $3.50 or on the
arrival of The msil rain which leaves Boston at $3.50
The C. VANDERBILT, from New York Monday, "Wednesday
and Friday SOnngon Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
The COMMODORE from Eew.York Tuesday, Thursday aud
Saturday from Stonington Monday Wednesday and Friday
Ppse proceed SonnEton per railroad Providence
Boston in the EIpre Mail Train reaching said places in cd
vance and ample time for all the ssy
connecting North and East Passengers that prefer
breslt desired and leave stoniDston in tho 7SO train
fof Providence.
baFs master accompanies the steamer snd train through
essh way , -, A.,
FOR passage bshs freight sPsy board the
steamer the Freight Office, Pier No. North hiye " o.
the ofnes No. 10 Battery lace.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
NJkW-YORK and HARLEM RAILROAD

II
Commencing WEDNESDAY, Jan g. 1853.
Trains Leave Depot " hite aud Centre
spAH. Mail Tain for Albany, stopping a. Widsnsbnoss
and all Stations north.
s2p M Espues. Train foT Albany ':oppius be rhbcps
Stations only.
slspu FoI White Pans Stopping Al intermediate Ste
Trims Leave Depot cor @otor arc 4th'A' Nr" ioit -
Ell: u For Wlismstrdee, stepping ~ a. u;ermeese sis
u0An Fo- White Piair, stopping a: a. ir:ermeds:e 60
aspm For WDiam.bridre ,.oppirsA AL Intermediate Sta
son For Milerton rorpins q. WlsnsbTdse aud al
intermediate Stations roTth 60. ..- a.
q" n. For Cro:on PALS, stopping 3 a. ih"i"e~Ae '
ss win..m,briGge, sETp.rs =: all rer"sd's|
S.1iioIs
NrUnnG--Tr1irs Leave Albany for New. forh;
7S m Mail Stopping q. a. Stations above snd 81 " -"e
bridge.
sSp KIp.tss, ..oppng =; principal ss:lors only
WIN. J. CAMPBELL. SuPerLteLaent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
6tsamboais ano Railroads.

EOR RNEWBURGH.-The steamer CALEDU-
MA Csptsin r. Wardrop will leave from the foot OF War
ren.,t on THURSDAY AFTERNOON March ls a. o'clock.
Returning will leave NewbuIgh FRIDAY, March - at
oeioci. For Freight or Passage apply on board.
PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
se.r EMPIRE STATE Capt Jewett esyes New YoIkeveiy
TUESDAY TIL RSDAY and SATURDAY, at o'clock p ul
aad The EMPIRE STATE Capt Brayten leaves New orb
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, at O'CLOCK
o NJ from Pier No. NJ r., the Battery both touching
st Newport each way.
Hereafter will be regarded secured to any applicant
until the same shall have been paid for
Fs Boston forwarded through with great dispatch py
Al Express ", light Train. - ,,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

IN CHANCERY.-In the matter of an Act Of
i Parliament entitled "An Act for Better Securing Irer
the Relief Of Trustee and IN the mater OF the
Trusts Of the VIII Of WILLIAM BEWLEY TAYLOR, esquire,
Seceased-WALTFR COUPLAND OF Edward and Frances
Coupand born June 1876 Seedey ant
residing some Leeds both il the Kingdom OF England
who IN the year 1882 Whereabouts and wa some
time previous 8i9 Her I'm when
year be e the seice and who in August is4S was Lon
don from thence TO America and embarked on
board the fruit trade between the Hsysne
ard Lost r the early part OF
l944 and ard embarked board the Tsrquin Sd
American ship employed trading between the United states
An erG avre o. Grace France and who coresponded
with his relatives England from time to time up TO the lhA
1874 and claiming 20 be lawful issue OF the
d Walter Coupand in the event of hs death and which d
Wser Coupsnd such lawful issue il living a. the desh o!
the said Wsm Bewley Taylor the 18th Octobe 1889 BE-
entitled fourth share Of under the trusts OF
the said will TO- and respectively desired 10 communicate With
Messrs Nelson Bulner Of Leeds aforesaid With Mr. T.
w Nelson Of No Cloak lane Cannon a., West London and
TO their claim the Chambers Of the Vice Chance
lor Sir John Stuart at No II Old Square Lincon Inn in The
County MddeI and Kingdom Of England on OF before the
Let day Of June. 1885,
ANY person who can give information 70 the desth Of he
said Walter Coupsnd Of or relating 70 lawful Issue len
BY him. requested 10 give such informs lion to MI T. W. Mel
,on, OF No 4Cosksne, Csnnon, Wet London, n which
reasonable expenses of such will be PadDate
this 18th day Of January, 1885, ROBT. Wh PEAkE,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of County Of YoIh motto. hereby Cyen 70 ~
so1s having claims asAnt WILLIAM SfxEg no Of the City
Of NsvYort deceased 70 present. the With vcecAsss
thereof the subscTbs s her rendenes No %7 Eighth '
enue City Of New York before the ssvsneenth day
f Avn Daied New York the thieenn day Of Oetobes.
ls51 lola 1swemWl ELIZABETH sYhEs Eiecc6n
NOTICE is hereby gwen, that An application Will
~ be made the Legislature Of the sa.e Of New York
presel session for amending the At a Incorporation Of
1.-THE RUTGERS FEMALE INSTITUTE" authorizing the
said Institute located in the City OF New Yorh instead
Of the Seventh Ward in the City G Sew.Yorh ls~twW
SUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- OYoIk-HERMAN r. LIVINGSTON, RiehsId Cfo;hsion,
Ehu Lockwood Lucen Mead against SAM HALLEIT
Francis Mathew Mcdowell and NJ Mcdowell Summons for
money demand not sr TO the Detndants
You and each Of you hereby summoned and
required the complaint in this son which tn been
this day fled in the Office Of the Ccrk Of the City and County
al the City Hall in ,ad city and copy OF
your the td complaint the sub.cneeu a. their
Oee Number 46 Pine street IN the City Of Newly within
twenty days ser the service Of this summons e1eudve
ofthe day of such service aud yol fail TO .hs ,d
plant within the time Aforesaid The plaintiffs viii take Judgment
against you for he Of 5000 five Thousand doas with In
eres from The l7t day Of July thousand eight hundred
and hnyscyeD beside tbs Of his scop-Dsed February
Is 1855. SPEIR NASH,
ms lH~6wW Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
nENN VANIA RAIL K o A ID +.
Tile GREAI CIkIRAL ROUTE.

II
The PennylvaDis Railroad connects Of Pi"bursh with In
roads W and from St. Louis Mo Alton Gaens and Cheo H.
Tut Mort Lexington and LouUne Ky: Tene hs1e Madison
LAFAYETTE and lndlsnspos Ind Cncinnsi, Dayton, sprns
6eId Beefnt,ine Ssndu.ky, Toledo Cleveland Cosmbus
Z,n,,yie Massion and Wooster Ohio; also with the
packet boat. om and New Orleans ST, Louis Louisville and
Cinsnnhu
Through Tickets for The East be had ofthe shove
mentioned places IN the West.
will find this the shorter mos. expeditions snd
comfortable route b.fween The East and West.
FROM EEW-YORK TO CINCINNATI IN % HOURS.
FROM NEW-YORK TO CHICAGO III S HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO eT. LOUIS IN A HOURS.
Fare low any other route
See hand. bills in The hotels Of this city.
Throush Tctes further information msy be bad a. ihe
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
No. 2 2Astor HOUSE. Broadway.
Jsnuary I, 1885 j. L. ELLIOTT, AgeBt.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FrOm De-
osubrr 1887 Trains will leave Chambers sst Station ss
follows. EIpr,ss rIsins $50 and 4:%5 Albany Pas
ssns.r Tram IL so toT Sing Sing for PonshkeeP
Pouthecpse Psekki and SINS Sins Trin stop the Way
taken Chambers Christopher 5lst
TsiIs for New lOrk leave Troy Sis aud 1875 and A
D u East Albsly and :25 q and and 6:lO p.
A. T. SMITH Superintsn dent
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
Esaal Notifes.

CITATION on FINAL ACCOUNTING.-Ths
~ PEOPLE Of the STATE Of NEW-YORK, TO the CREDITOR
Of hin Of ALEXANDER CURRlE late Of the Couaty
Of Columbia decessed serd greeting You and each
hereby cited and required personally be and appear before
Surrogate ofhe Comfy Of Columbia his once Ia the City d
Hudson, the fifth day Of April neIt at ten o'coeh In the
that day then and there TO attend the hnA ette
msut Of The Of John r. Cue the Administrator Of tbs
goods credits Of the sd Alexander Cure deceased
have caused the ssa Of Office Of
said Surrogate 70 bs hersunto affixed Witness: Robert
H. Nou. e,q Surrogate of said county at The City
Of Hudson. this 18Th day of February ls5S
Isb l.v5vW r. B. HORRHLL. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

NETWORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
ro. Passenger Trims viii Pier foot Of Duane, fol
bvs, viz.
DuNKIRE EXPRESS at $50 m for Durknk ana prlncipA
intermediate Stations.
MAIL TRAIN At $50 m for Dunkrk and Buffalo and later
mediate Stations -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, al 2. m from foot ChambeT's,
via PsImont Sn Suferns and intermediate Stations
WAY PASSENGER st4 M. for Newbursh Middesowns and
intermediate Stations.
The above Trains daily Sundays excepted
NIGHT EMPRESS .t daily, fOr DunkTk, aud, Sundays
eIcepsed, for Buffalo -
These Express Trains connect st Ems with the hknifs
Csnandsgus and Niagara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls a.
with the Syracuse and Binghsuon ksIosd for
syseuse Corning with the Buffalo Corning and New-fork
Railroad for Rochester, at Great Bend with the Delaware
LssaswsnnA Western Railroad for Scranton hornes
vie the Buffalo and NewYor City Railroad for Buffalo
Buffalo and Dupkk with the Lake Shore Railroad for CeVe
hnd, CiDcinDsii Toledo, Detroit Chicago Sc o.,
g. r. HRADLEY, Assistant President.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

AND ROUTE-NEW-YOR TO PROVI-
IL DkNCE Ao-On ND after Oct ~, 1887, Train Of IN
PROVIDENCE. HARTFORD and FISHKlLL RAILROAD
viii Hartford AFTER ke arrival there Of the Express Train
the New Yoik and New Haven Nd New Haven and Hartford
and SPRINGFIELD Railroads which leaves NswYork M
SAMJ 81. MOTT, Superints ndent.
L OkG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Tralnsg gong
Brooklyn for GTeeDport 10 FOR Syos.t at
34s for Hex pstrad ct 10 S+S ard p H. and foI
Jamaica .t 10 u M. SIS, s. and $50 ?. m.
REW-JERSEY RAILROAD-FOr PHlLA-
XN DELPHM and the SOUTH and WEST via JERSEY
ClFYhs and EIpTs lines New York al snd II IN
and snd is'e tS IL and 60 70 kensDgton Through
Tele's sd io Cin,Dns II and 10 SOY and the West and
Baltimore Wsshs Norfolk &c. and through baggage
checked TO Wpbingiol in sa IN and G. H. trains
W. WOODRUFF, Assistant Superintendent.
No beFgase VIII be for unless delivered and
shec he'd hneer inmates IN advance Of the leaving
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17

X =,
bet Wharf BY steamer ls.Dd City, and 10 and l.,
and S. p The leave fuhng L. l., at he same
hou meeting and nhansug psipgers with the boat 81 HUNK
ers Point Through in ~ ninuteI Fare y cents .
WM. u. SMITH Receiver
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17


residents Of all large cities ought TO be made acquant
ed with them. They prove cOncluslyey that very few
of the whole number liberated we're committed for
sufficient cause. The agent, by personal appeals TO
magistrates and judges, made this fact appear and
liberation followed in most cases even without pay
ment of costs He was successful In this humane
effort as to cause l52 10 be discharged without the
payment Of dollar while in the remaining ~ cases
the costs were only S2I3 trlhe over " each
Yet in accomplishing this comprehensive chari'y tue
utmost care was taken not to do violence 10 the de-
mapds of Justice nor ID attempt 10 screen the guilty
from purishment The really innocent, sometimes
the victims of knayery malice, Ignorant oi tnelr
rights or too poor 10 assert them, were heh D tue
hand and made 10 go tree. Oh Que occds1on' mr.
Mullen obtained the release Of 4o persons WITHIN
4e hours every one OF whom had oeeh aDJusty
committed 10 prson. He succeeded in obtaining
their release al a cost of only dollar Many affect
inc Incidents might be related as the result of this
remarkable charity, and OF the peculiar tact and
kill of the agent in the great cause 10 which his
life has been for years devoted. Beside the do
uestic blessings which have been thus secured, the
nnblic saving 10 dollars aud cents has been very
large. While hundreds OF families have been pre-
vented from being broken up the taxpayers have
saved 5000 in food alone by the release OF so
many persons wrongfully accused. Had they gone
through the tormslity Of trial, j. would have COS,
the taxpayers $4,000. Every large city needs
Coed Samaritan like Mr.. Mullen, aud ours 10 blessed
in the pose ssi)n Of so unassuming aud indratl
gable he has shown bimsef for many years 10 BE-.
One OF the discoveries developed by his labor' IL
that DO CRIME increases SD rapidly az that OF perjury
Ia many cases il arises from sheer ignorance, but
in others il is too often wlllful and deliberate.
Hereafter may give you some striking llus"a'
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-17
LINE OF LIVERPOOL

EOR SAFaNNHIt aDT + 1.HoI,a .,a.m.hi, "a
.. ,ss Cart George X. Schcnck, will 'ave ON WEDNE5-
nv M,lch H. a, O'Clock m, from Pier No North River
ans of Isdps ssned only board For freight or passage
,noly 70 SAMUEL L. MlTCIILL son, No Is BToad.y
STEAMERS for Florida Savannah sasns every nop
Ssy "Wednesday aud Fuday. The AUGUSTA CAP .
V.1hpu yiu .,eeed And leave on SATURDAY March -.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-17
Ohio State Fair for 1853

We ore indebted TO Secretary Klippart
for a copy Of the pamphlet announcing the
premiums ard regulations for the Ninth
Annual Fair of the Ohio State Board oil
Agriculture, to be held at Sondusky City
on Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, the l4th, 18th, 18th and 18th days
September next. Competition will be open
to other States. The following will be the
terms of admission:
PRICES OF ADMISSION Any person pay
ing One Dollar, may enter as many differen
articles for exhibition, Us he or she may own
in any Of the Departments, except Horse:
and Cattle; in these the entrance fee will b.
One Dollar for the first entry, and FIT,
Cents for each additional entry.
No additional charge will be made for an,
shimhl previously entered, TO permit it t.
compete in the Sweepstakes.
Each exhibitor will be furnished v ith OIL
erhibito''s ticket, good during the Fair. Al
entrance gate will be set apart especially fo
exhibitors and ccmmitiee men atNhich alone
these tickets, with name written thereon
will be received. These tickets will only
be good at the one gate, and with the reg
ular gate keeper there stationed.
Each member of the awarding Commit
tees will be furnished with ticket, free
upon the proper registry of name, with the
clerk set apart for that object, whose loca-
ton at the ofice will be designated by q
sign.
Single Tickets, 26 ceats.
Single Tickets for Tuesday, 6e'cents.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-17
a live Editor in the Senate.

The Senate ofthe United States has beeh
honored bv the election of an editor to seat
in that body. Ex Governor Henry B. An
thony, editor Of the Providence Journal, has
been chosen U. S. Senator from Rhode
Island, for Fix years from the 4th of March
next. Gov. Anth my is not exactly one Of
"our sort of folks" in that he has been, for
some time past, too intimately associated
with the schemes and measures Of the Re.
publican party, while we have nothing to do
with that set, but we nevertheless regard
him as an honorable, talented editor, who
has contributed to dignity his profession,
and often manifested an independence Of
Republican plots and Republican fsnaticism,
highly creditable to the paper over which he
presides. -. ., ..
Many of our public men have been in
some way connected with the Press, and all
are largely indebted to it Tor position and
success. But il is seldom that profession.
al editor occupies seat in the Senate of
the United States. They generally con.
tribute largely to the choice Of some public
man who could not reach the position with.
out such aid, and in nine cases out Of ten
modesty surrender to others the fruit Of
their abors.
Slice we must have Republican Senator
from Rhode Island, we are glad that the po'
sition has fallen upon SO capable member
of the Editorial professionally Y. Journal
Of Commerce. .'.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-17
Ger IEarhOr DCfcnces.

Tie war talk in Congress naturally turns
attention to our harbor defences; the pre-
sent condition of which is far from justify
ing o belief in the impregnability OF New
York to powerful naval assault. The
national Government, in spasmodic fits o
prudent liberality ,sstimulated by slight
war fever, has occasionally tinkered up oul
old forts, and within the last few years, has
made considerable outleys for new works;
but most of these are nowhere near COM
pletion, end it is exceedingly doubtful if the
present deiences OF this harbor ere ary
stronger than they were fifteen years ago
In the event Of a war with England the new
works would be of no avail, ard the old ones
would require 10 be much more strongly
armed than ut present, and the wits OF our
engineers would be tasked to devise auxili-
ary means OF resistance. No doubt Con-
gress would be very profuse in its expendi-
lures if war was actually imminent, bu
then it would be too late to complete, in
time for use, the great system of harbor de-
fences which have been so long in progress
and Witht ut which we cannot confidently
count upon the the security of this hdrbol
against the entrance OF foreign feet
through the erection of impromptu batteries
ard the sinking of obstructions in the chan
mel and other expedients might possibly sup
ply the deficiency. But this is a weak lee
TO rest upon.
The following is the only news tn at cal
be told Of the New York fortfcations:
The masonry Of the work at Fort Rich
mond has been in rapid progress for som'
time past, and the fort is now ready TO re
ceive two tiers Of guns (about COY of th'
heaviest caIbre. The work will probabI!
be completed next season.
The plans of the work to replace For
Tompkins have been entirely completed
and approved by the War Department; bu
no authority has been given to commenc
The construction of the work. The Boar
of Engineers have designed great exten
zion of the water batteries at this importan
| point, as well as for the Fort Hamilton side
These ure imparativeIy demanded for tn
defence of New York, but must await fur
ther appropriations.
On the work at Sandy Hook nothing ha
been done beyond constructing the whar
and quarters and work shops.
No means exist TO prosecute the work o
Willer's Point until further. appropriation
are made.
Nothing Of general interest is going on q
the other works in the harbor. They ar
generally armed, or in readiness to reCeiy
! their guns.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1858-06-17
Strange Breai:h of Confidence:

A man named ylanL X. Shuck, was ar
rested and pu, in jail yesterday evening on
q charge OF appropropriating TO his own use
the sum of S375, which had been estru-ied
to him by the agent of Adams Express
Company to deliver to Mr.. Benz. Lockwood"
Ii appears that on THIS day, Mr' P'nS De"
ing very unwell, gave Shpck me money 70
take 10 Mr.. l.. He soou retGrted ana
handed Mr. p. receipt 10 which M LIS
name WAS signed in pencil. Yesterday,
however. it was asrertaned that Mr. Lock-
wo d had not received the money, and
Shuck was then tnken bcore an attorney
aud srme cfiters, where. after equivoca,ing
| and telling several improbable stories; he
con essed TO taking the money, and disgorg.
ed $l73, he having spent the balance.
| Shuck it appears, IS nlt!ve Of China,
being til sun OF the we'll known Baptist
missionary Of TINT name. WIN is now labor.
| ,rg among the Chirpse in California. In
| his trunk we're nund letters from his
grand sth'r aud other reiativps In Virginia,
whua-e evidently highly respectable peo.
! pie. tie has been tor some time teaching
| SchoDi III the nrighborhood of Gnlena, in
tbs county. A few weeks since he came
to this city and made the acquaintance OF
the Rsz NJ. Armstroog, pastor of the
Biak Street Bapts: Cburch; told him he
was short OF meaas, aud requested Mr.. AS
assistance to get into some kind of employ.
memt. The Express Company needing an
assistant, he was employed by tie agent
On Sund lat he was bdptised and receiv.
ed as a member OF the Bank Street Church.
What could have induced the young man to
thus violate the trust reposed in him and
bring reproach to on honored and respected
nanie, it is difficult to say. This msrning
we hear he appears snl!en and refuses TO
converse. 1t is doubtful whether the offense
is such one as the laws will reach. --New
| AlbGDU Lodger