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New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
MURDER IN ROOSEVELT STREET.

A low port.r-house. kept by James Ragan at
No - Roorovet street where improper persons Of
both -exes resort wa the scene Of deadly sffay
Saturday night. Mary Noonan, one of the t;ro6le
inmates OF the house. was the subject Of d.spl,e
between Freeman Cuftirg, u sailor, and Michael
Fyun, aiias Mickey the Creek" eating alleging
that Mickey had been bestoving quite too much aten-
tion upon Mary, whom he claimed belonged to him
exclusively while he was in port. When the n' as
met in one OF the upper rcoms, Cutting, ~ Ms:y
aleges, commenced abusing Flynn, and st length
struck him several blow the head and face
with BIZ fst. a. possible, Flynn escaped from
the room and ran down two fights Of stars, when he
Wes oyeItaken BY Cutting, who Lad followed in clo-s
pursuit.
As far a. car he a3certanei, the fight WAS re-
uesod ou the second floor. where Flynn drew a COM
mon pocket hnife sId stabbed Cutting IN the rigtt
side Of the neck. In fea minutes aterw ard, Mary
Noonsn who had beer the cause Of the troubsl ran
down stairs 20 what the men were about. On See
rg Cutting bleeding ard prostrate on the floor, she
haseIed to tie street 10 call ohiCer. In the neap
time however, Flynn had escaped. Cutting was
taken up inssnsbe from the loss Of blood, and meii
cal exsmn showed that artery of the neck had
been severed. IL few minutes stterTard be was
cope. Information Of the occurrence was n'nedistely
sent to the Fourth Precinc; station, where the officer
in ccumsod dispatched posse Of policemen in search
Of the fugitive.
Cutting wss q man about .. years Of age, ard -
said to have been a native Of Vermont. H. hai but
recently returned from long voyage.
Flynn Wa taken last night by Officers Sparks and
Cohen of the Fourth Precinct. They .ount him con-
ceGed in the premises No. 3l9 Water street. He was
locked up await the result OF the Coroner lnq4i-
,.t,on
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
o. the sict IRE relief Of ,be poor and buri. Of tn.

Of the sick he relief Of tbe poor and buris Of the
cesd.
Ia the mouth of August las Que # the M.souio r,-
tft'y dIed tbd nO,ice appeared in tee psper. cali
ING upon the members Of the Orter 90 attend hi. fun.
era at the parish church of San gusl whers be had
been conn up,caut. The BishCp " Bge0Os Ayres
III ~ dttty "rd'red tee eoors Of the coaich % be
cosec, ara butll bed p proclams'ioD, In wfch he
reiterated tie Bulis of Cement XII. aid B-aeIc.
XIV, declaring that ttest 0erTees h-d been ooo.rmd
by tbt Kings Of SPAN ~ al ther dsLulons, ami
stquenty wee recognized q. binding in all tn- doases
OF AneIica wlob, il tie lat century, obeJed tho
authority Of Philip " and Feriinard VI.
1Dis Action Of the Bishop made al eItrsortiury
fensafOn in SuenDs Ayres TIE M9sOns at once - ne
ou # their 'etremeri, and tte mot prominent n,en
IN the city arranged themselves upon the side OF t.e
Square ara CoIps-s, IN aLtagObsm TO the Cross,
Which thus - deavoied they claimed, to violate the
pIiuople of LbeIy0f CONSCIENCE, gpaianteed BY the
&, nsti'utior.
In The mo A. time tho Bishop has remained firm; au.
at the latest dates the MssOls, tneir sde were
teimiIec TO press tie matter TO decisive conclusion
saurfed that in tie nneieerth ootury, sDd in frS-
Republic, trey bad moral night aud q constitutional
right 10 bc Masors, if theJ pease1 ard yet preserve
then belief the fsi,h Of tie Roman Catholic religion.
FiD0ing IT impossible o.herwise to influence to
BishOp the MGsObs attached Ls salary 10 the Legi.ls
me, ID The hope that tie want Of fGnls might ndu.
Lln 10 remove ii g ban.
j, Is the mJresson among the pubic generally thai.
II the quarrel be Dst compromised, the Masons VIE
prove too strong for the Bishop snd as the attach
htbt Vi tlf i'HltLDs - pIooaUy stronger lot tntH
" BeIevClent Societies than for toe Romish religion
WI ich more than one bsf of them do not sincerely
believe n-tfe result OF this quyrrel may De the
separation Of Church AID State sonecessaTy for the
pros peihy Of the BueDos Ayresn people AMI the
placing Of the Church Of Rome upon the footing
with other religious bodies. ULtil such 4 change is
n noe, BueIos Ayres can never hope 10 emulate the
acvsLCen ent of the United States.
This s the history Of tne affair published in the
papers Of the DAY, and 1t biGs fair to mach
exciteuert il South America as the Moitars las
in Europe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
CT I'm AND TAKEN.

On. frerd beloved, two angels h,ye been down.
Moving re vsters of thine ,rulcst -o1l.
One with tie siivs' ooro aud g)d.n bosl,
One witt o'er.hsdos ag wirgs end oyfrsss cror,.
One bro,aht a joy :, light Thy aoa-,Lo-i hearth;
The other. ~ Thy FATHERS great csmmsni,
Bore TO = brighter ali La1pcr and.
The deeTrs- 'rea-ure q thy hears on earth.
Tat treasure he hath PLACID :or thee above,
Tat &" where ny treasure is thy hesrt may BE-
Then through ~ AN leOk up and thou shal. see
Her .ac- al radiant 18th celest a l0ve,
The dsfs winged gel cha come down sgain,
Wien thins appointed mission Is flh sd-
WGen thoa has, fouglt tie tsht .hy Father wi.'ot,
IL shall rele.se thee from al sin and pain.
s., live, 'het oh beloved friend, that He
SLa.l find thee ready Tor the rsI nent shIte,
7he golden harp, tie fadeless crown Of liglt.
That in thy Faihers Mansion wait br thee.
Tie other angel standing at the ga.os.
At thine approach shall ope thOse portals wide
Booing thee enter pure and glsi6ed,
Where for thy coming she with welcome waits.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

national CoSyENrIoS OF GAsBLFRs.-rhe latest
royel'y ~ the say OF Conventions, is the Couven-
ton OF the sporting fraternity, or gamblers, ifOm all
raf's Of the country, az Chicago. TIE Democrat OF
That city seys ths, tie city has been fast filling up
witn the delegations from different States, sen, Ia at
t,rd this Con yention. Alabama Rhode Island, Mime
sds the only States remaining uurepresened on
Wednesday last, and delegates from these We're on
th,ir way to the great meeting. Although tins is u
gathering Of hard cases morally, The Democrat
cescribes the appearance OF the delegates as highiy
resI ecta able. "A hner looking set OF men We nave
" ne vcf seen than they are, taken upon tie ge
"They are sllfat and well very well dressed, with
"iew,lry in abundance; and Of them said 10
" be, what their looks indicate, men OF talents"
These are seen in every town, and are generally
known by their sleek appearance, sharp looks, and
display Of ewelry. Professional gsmbers are often
regarded spectacle members of society and their
success is looked upon with something OF tue same
veueIaOn tfat Americans are apt 10 feel for those
who gam largely snd Rapidly IN What are considered
legitimate transactions; and 1t is too oaen the
thnt even the successful hbertine is egsrted with
sort Of admiration. TIE Dt.ocra; says;
Gambling is carried on much more secretly than
formerly ard therefore, il is not So dangerous
when the 'tads" would 90 ont in broad daylight and
solicit men ts 20 to gambling houses. The gambling
rooms sometimes in hotels and changed nom room
70 room by previous sgrcemeLt. But more generally
they sre IN eatirg ssioons. Pretended business
go into eating saloon, and 20 up stairs under pre-
rerse Of eatiug. II the police vii watch they will
frd these men tary long While, and often a.. nso,
a, their meals
II is we suppose fsceticusly) remarked by T1>
Democrat that the Convention VIII adjourn o. cr the
first day without transactng any other business than
merely announcing the deatn Of their fnend, VINO kept
the great establishment, at Washington many yesrs,
ard passing he usual vote of coincidence.
There VII be two important matters 10 coma up be-
fore the Convection.
Ore viii he the revision Of the Old rules, an the
adoption of new ores FOR the vsriOus games. Ihe
rules are construed differently IN different States.
Several lives have been los: broils srsng from this
difference in their interpretation Uniformity Os con-
stIuction is demanded by all the delegates.
The other Will he the onirererence ofprofessions
gamblers in politics. There vii DO very wsrm de-
bate upon tins subject.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND FREh
MASONS IN BUENOS AYRES.

Since the Mortars cese has transpired the Catholic
Church has had some trouble in Bueuos Ayres, con-
nect,d with movements of the Liberals Sn that
country.
II is wen known that :he Catholic Religion does net
tolerate secret soottes OF sny DESCRIPTION which are
not contitIed at ssst authorized by the Head OF
the Church. The Free Mesops have always been
particularly unoer the ben Of Rome, ami the G. le-
brsted cons,tutors," la fHtacNfe, of the 18th OF
April, l73o, and Prordas OF the 2slh Of May l75l.
fulmsated 10y Popes Clement y III. and Beueiici XIV.
dsloupco ana,hems against all Catholics who JOIN the
ranks Of hereto MasoIs. notwithstanding the terrible
ne, altes decreed in those Bulls the beet citizens
Buepos Ayres have pot bestated 10 enter Masonic
lodges ard the Order IN the Porteno province s in
highly fouIishing condition, embracing IN its ranks
men Of oil grades os society, ard Of much inhlonce-
relliour social and governmental. Most of these
Masons have preserved their relations 20 thu Catholic
Church, and have never coDsilcred that t5ey we're
guilty. Of mortal eiu--the Buns OF the Ppes q the
Contrary rot@iih Dgbocause they osi )3i-
stsd together for tue exercise Of good works The
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

THE GILA GOLD MISEs.--Onc Of the passengers by
tie Overland route from San Fralcisco iniorGs The
81. LolI Republican thus;
Comp paratively little excitement exists in San
Francisco col orcernng them, although from along the
road fer hundreds Of miles both sides of TIE mines
there is an immepse emigration pouring iuto them,
aud the eugrants eager to test their productive
ness This gave ample evidence Of the interest which
ruInrs from tie aurierous region had excited through
ont TIE country. There is much excitement at Los
Arrees about the mines, and many people are leaving
ior ths III. The statement of our ioruan; Is corr1b
oratve o. previous accounts concerning tue extent
and richness oi the diggings. lie adds, however
that later prospects made l5o miles mp the Gila
River both sides OF that strean have revealed new
depcsits.
Provisions at the regular diggings are scarce but
large supplies being brought in from various direc
tons. The grestest difficulty arises from an inadequate
supply Of water for mining operations. Many miners
are compelled to carry the diIt their backs dis
ance Of mile ard haf TO the river. Proper mining
in pleme n,s are also difficult to be obtained in sufficient
quantities TO meet the increasing demand. None of
the regular employees of tle Overland Company have
deserted the stations for the mines, but some of them
are very sick with the gold fever. Quite number of
The supernumersries such grooms and side drivers
have lett for the diggngs.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

JUxFIyG Town SiTr.-Ihe SVptr.'r Ct' osicle
Of November 20 says, that there hss been quite al
exodus the past week OF persons making claims to lots
in Superior City. ,.-,,.
Amost every other man hiss at st on his shoulder
- and some women. Extensive fencing, olearlog, ana
burning are going on, and if other result Is pro-
duced the appearance Of the town site will be con-lc-
eraby improved. The impression Is ;h.t 81 who
occupy lots pior to the entry al the Lanh ohce wiz
be eniitsd "a them from the hands OF the trustee, or
'Iustecs. Some modestly coltent themselves va "a
sins lot, lae Others 80 N ior neiAing .osa ,naa
b.oNk.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

CArrrr TRlssPoKr,riON-L ny Ran
Ro,Ds-A De cisioo mas just b-en repd ,rsi by Jaie
prrumon6. IN the United states Circuit Court al Cue
caco upon A clsIn rrsie for damages by Ford va. lii
noe Csn.rsl Rsilrced Company The plaintiff shipped
l00 head e cattle ~ Urbaus III under contract for
their delivery AZ Detroit in ~ bo1rs. They wer- de-.
.aited at Michigan City, on the Michigan Cspu,
Road |. heurs and - hour. more At N,r-hsl. Ga
iving e. Detroit, four # them we're dead, snt tie
ovuer cisinet thar tie remaining 20 haf suffered
material depreciation. Judgment va. rendered for
the p.Aittiff for 81, 20.
If tis decision tecon;s lsw, it vii prevent an i'm
mense AMOUNT Of cruelty to sDiuas a, It is jl-t as
much more tiresome 20 them than travelling - stsnd
weitirg on switch as it is to the bipscs VINO vent
disagreeable thoughts engeudered by slca waiting
IL some very naughty words.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
fAdyer;i.emsnt I
l95@.-WINTER REDUCTION.

We supats by afsw u-os winter reduction IL
tfcs aud this week offer III. remainder of large u
MfsTEs CLOrHIsG
reduction Of from - per cent and bs to all tho
Of those friend. who hsy. yt supplied
selves With fayorts syss of wntr zod tho tuon
IN price Of the following well kno garments.
Superior double lined Esq sinslx Beaver Over.
Coats reduced from. om...............fl % as 10
surerier faced Imperial do 90 TO Ell N
Superior twofasd Moscow do do.....8lO % 70 eli ~
Fine plain Beaver On 20 10 6i7 -
WAspeJs W 70 OH
20 to slo %
Black Frock sud Dress th. whole -
elegant Of Csssiere business bOys
tk.hus RoLe. Shire the ssesse
dlctIla OF about % per e.Is
ID. DHVIIN Co,
nos z5s, 2Js aud go Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
The following extracts are from private commnli.
cation from Mr. George 4. Mead Of Newark, now n
the United States Army in Utah:

The following extracts are ffom private commnli-
cation from Mr.. George (. Mead Of Newark, now IN
the United States Army in Utah;
SALT LAKE CRY, l.. r., Nov. 10, 1853.
Gen. Johnston his recently been ope0iDg
q pew wagon route from Fort B'idgman T. Camp
Floyd, which s d. stned TO be Of iucacaiaDia benefit
to the Army, ord the penpe OF the Ienitory generally
IL believed that the Echo Canou Youte ,he only
practicable wagon from the States into Great 5 at
Lake Ntloy and 1t wss tie only ono us.i by traders,
MoimoDs apd California enigrauts frVa the t.me 0 the
first settleu ert new road has, however, been pre-
pared by order Of Gen. Jotuson. by Capt Simpson of
the TOpC rsphi al En- ylreers, by way OF TmpanOgOs
River aid White Clay Creek, or kases Prairie, 10
graded " practicable f heavy trains all the way
through, ard already travelled. II is only trite
shorter than the old road, bat vastly superior in the
low grades OF the divide, and the abundance o wood,
water an0 gress, which are found all aiopGit.
lie course is quite direct for Fort Briger, south-
westerly TO tho most eastern source Of White Cay
Creek (MawIin's Fork of Weber RIVER, thence down
the river to the Weber; thence op the Weber twelve
miles and the divide TO Silver Creek thence
up Silver Greek and the divide to TimpaDogOs
River: and thence down this river to Utah Valley,
and 10y the way OF Battle Creek and American Fork
settlements and Lake City to Camp Floyd The
scenery the ROAD both mountain and pastoral, is
sptndd. There is ia Of wster in the lover Canyon
OF the Tampanogos RIVER Of from 800 to 900 feet,
and heauul cachroous spnngs about ~ miiee up tne
Valley. Tie streams on the route abound IN trout oi
large -ze and tee country hss abundance of game,
particularly sage hen aud pheasant.
Explorations have also been m,le west direct TO
CaTsOo Valley thus avoiding the great labor Of going
by the Grove Greek Mountains and HumbOltt route.
Ore great obstacle to the direct route 10 California has
been the Great Salt Las Desert, when extends for
100 miles north and south, west of the lake, AM as
many miles east and west; and with view 10 avoid
this San-o ~. earlorstoHs have been made prepar-
atory to more txtnsiye ores next year. Quo psyv
sprfg has been discovered, and the track made is
about 70 be adopted by the California mail contractor,
Mr. Chorpennng, sffordpg The best route to avoid
he. taua nd ke he Ilumbpllt.
route " he feasible in Winter the rest Of the way to
Colifofuia.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
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CITY ITEMS.

THs FREscH DRAwArIc TaEATER-TsE SEw
SLAsos AND Nsw CoXPASY.-Mr. Frederick Wld-
dows, the erterprsirg director II the French acting
company ST the little tbelter opposite the MetropoA-
tan oLe has secured subscriptions 10 the anlo INT oi
g Ce for this sea.on and in virtue u that eum, has
Iow 90 r0g.e 70 this couruy corps OF new french
dramatic artists ladies and gsntenr novers t,tner4,
heavy men, couLtess.s and young ladies' u be mar
intellectually speaking. These We ere tod have
been selected With care; and beauty g. regards the
actresses, hss been 6eyotedly coIsidered meanwhile
the dramatic house Ia undergoing thorough feno's-
tor which promises 10 nake pretty p',ee a. coua
lie desired. Mr.. WGdows has many iriendi, aud de-
s.ryedy, auorg the French ard Americans, AMI Ms
efforts premise 20 Ne. with stequste appreciation.
~
PyFFoFNAScEs OF rBg Ngw-YORE STEAM FIRE Es-
cIsTs-Ou Saturday, Messrs. Lee & Larnet brought
ou. Their steam ire engines, the j. u Carey snd
tie John G. Storm ali fred them a. the neE po.e
q. the corner of krankn street snd West Broadway.
Ths pole lt5 feet in hight. .aEmounted oy osl and
cap the former IL fee. from the ground, me later
~ feet 10 inches. The performance of the Carey ek
ceeded any yet achieved BY any IRE ergHe, whether
worked by hand or steam power She threw TWO
rch stream to the top of the cap, .nt inen iuiy
- feet above IT, making TIE total hgbt noe Jess thAn
80 feet p.rpsndiculsr. Playing horizontally, shs
threw Il irch stream, through sn yen Duly, ob-
tsrce of c9 feet. At her highest sped, sc IL lie oi
revolutions Pr ninute, c.scnsrgfg upward o. 30
gsuo1s of wat<r. Tts "Jo5a q. storm . OIL i1st
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY DECEMBER 81, 1853.

competed snI bod on tAs occ ,on her Gsi or sIpen-
ues,s, aisi. Her ereires ard punp az The same IS
,bc-s OF ire j. c. Carey" bar ser boiler p'rsr ard
her wight oousiiersbiy ieSs. she thew s iaca
stream 10 tie ball hight OF III feet. waica Is July
equal to ire performance Of tie j. c Cs'cy ca -
int rs The srgues pro oe.lei themselves ironl 'i'
NOssiy Work. 10 the P's-e .ual by say Of r~eith
street, the Bose5y arc Cans stre't, distaaee OF
about thrye allies. csryrg esca about ten men N p
minutes. Bosh engines pe-sormed IN sl fe'P'c'-o -
the satisfaction c: lae builders, and ef~the vAoous
repFe sentative. OF tie Fire Department snd q; tie N
sursrce onipaniss wbo we're PRESENT. Taey were c
CT arRe OF tie Exempt Eosine Company, AoP'sF Nu''
Fc7uUsu. The eugine Is Dsgaei a;ier the Pfes-
drt CT tie LenoI Inslraacc Company, ~ho has hrrns
csipg pat in securing the introduction OF seam rs
ergiUes.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

An ALLEGED FUGrrwE.-O1icer Scott Of the Fat
teenth Precinct Saturday hight arrested one honry
lie Grand, at the New.lork Hotel, charged with oh
tsimrg, by msans Of a bogus check, si9 from M
Petre. Tia offrnse is tai TO have been comnit'ef In
Philadelphia. lie Grapd. it is alleged, Owed Pctre
A. and gave bogu- cLeck to tue later for ~. rc-
celviDg the difference u gooi money. The accused
He'd to this city, and arrested, as above sisted.
vest. rdsy morning. Jastce QuackeDbnsb, ut tho
prisoners request, sent him back to PmlateiphlA 10
custody Of an officer.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

Dy,1u FROM SrR,SGUft tTioS Coroner Gamble
h.a s u fnrty seventh
stseet kiglth the boiy u joan ts- oh,
died saturday Fsrrc tshing lnn'n about III
o'cooL and 10 senp ng swallow tough piece o mra.
IN biz tirost AL effort. % dodso the msai
svsils and IN five minutes aiterwari he corpse Tho
Jsy tered verdict OF death from srsuguaiin Farrell
Wa - y.sus Ct sse, aLd native Of Ireland.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
| IAdyertissnIsIf I
HUNGARIAN WiSEs.-Tbe subscribers call IN

T
attention and the trade thee c.eous Wss
quasd Cr purity sd Ssscr rom - psrtczn snf Upward
(IEs eseoIzd aUsc.si 81 - per Dozen. and 10 wood
from pr gallon srd upward oT both uocks sLa afr, TIE
Gues: HsDsaIiAn thsu preferred the frsrch Sir
saHp- boIs. s. CONTAINING 1r hotss Hsex four Cl.ret
two Des.es-a s-e two CAA1 l.,1-. No. 10 Wseers'.
fskUsD 0sossNs.a-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
IAiysrtisement
TEAS The CANTOa LEA COMPANY have on

hand .yery variety Of TEAs Tor Grocsn and Tea Dss snA
prs fam- sOuchOns OOoong and Young 600 from L
h. zoe GgDpowosr IiSlera from Bic 900 AL otbS
a. ah.s. equally low Also SD boxes F,aILY TsA Gx
~. Cal and Examine a. No l.5 Cn4hsin ST. 0etweea PssA
a nd RooseyeltstS
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
tAcsrrsomea.t
COSsuNPTIOx-DR.C CAUReiuII DISCOVERY.

Ths only resb. and genuine prepars, n Of the Hryoracs
IHrKs of LINE, s0Ds and POrAsn for sale a. shs SOLO
Gerers Dspo. the tIted SSs. wao.sss snf re.s by
MScBrsTEE, American and fofesa Asncy No ~ Joa
- -Ycrk, who're ccpeys b. obtsins1 DsuIss/
plsa Price. 81 pr bottle. or tire. f,s ss
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
Acyrris<tneLt
BRADY's GALLERIXS.


AsssorYrgs AsD D.CDgsRzorypxs
To' ss ana SO Broadway. rswyorh sd No. D1 Pesssv
vsn-s sy, " sshiIs,on, u. c.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

I'll max. good fe oss. Tbis eli tdst car te expected
or reasonably ies.Tsd. Oar books VII SOW ,h,t IN
many Instances persons were sent out, n compliance
with orders, without prepayment tcns msie, ani s.
though We have Hscer;anei that TIE passage noaey
ha- ben deducted lror the wA,es oi the Aborer, it
hss never cor e into tie Lan.,. q: our TreA:Erer
Relying therefore, on the b,nevoieu! aud ze.'oas
cooperation of orr country friend in our Abor o. love,
ard Oh their sense Of justice also, We shall enter on
our sIiuous task, ryokirs upon tie appreciation sud
sd of our fellow meu and the smiles and beaei.otoa
o Heaven.
MYROS II CLARK P--s1srl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

RICH CHEAP AND BEAUTIFUL GIfps POR THE
HoLDAYs.-An Ensl.h Velvet Csrp-t for 81 II pr yaa
Brr,.-. al wool fpTraus t Rugs, Piano Covers On
tom srs, sc., a: exusordIsry .ow ps.c.I.
HixsH A. 3EK,os 10. - Bowsry.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

PICKIED q

PICKLRD Oy>TERs FOR THE HOLIDAYS -
DogLos sHtyYKR Noe 2f3 .HA ~. Fulton Msrtst sr,
pretAat 10 supp f-nes wi.h shos- Picxled OySe fH
taea New Yeas ..b..s. a. ne ,Lore.. nD.ies-
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27

SrSGvLAR RoBnger AT late hoar Saturday
night Gen. Jose VI. Csbral, All eS comnsnier cf the
Sap Domir gan amy. robbed of ABOUT 500 worth
Of mon, y jesclry asi other property, by some an-
Known thief TIE General recently arrived at thus
port in the brig Flying Eagle, Capt. Hutchinson IN
COZ psnv with Gen Baez. The later went u hotel.
the former on account Of illness, remau'os an sbif'
board Gen Cahtal s,cs that he was induced Ia par
take of some wine which he says must have been
dragged, be Lss no recollection ot w's' tsosprN
about him until the following morning. waiehm"n
ON ssel in the ,.cli,y, toward milnsh,, saw tao
men take c e.t from tle Flyiog Eagle aud plll'ge
it upon the per. IL alsrmei the people on 'Hs
vessel in question: but wa' tod to mind his own
busn,ss Who the persons were tat carried a"sy
sud robbed the Generals che,t the wschman wa' un-
able 10 ortDguish. The Iiarbor poll % have arre'od
several persons suspicion, but the evidence against
them being insufficient they were discharged To"
private papers in the Generals trunk or chest be'os ~
no use to the thieves, wero thrown into the dock.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-12-27
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