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AOS S1hAliA
The London Times has the following telegraphic
Dispatch The electric telegraph completed
from Melbourne to Adelaide. The production of
gold was on the increase, the supply being about
1000 ounces in excess OF last year. Money was
plentiful, trade healthy, prices tending upward
The following ships have sailed for Eng land; Shoot
ing Star. II sos oz, April 2lst; Heatha Bell, May
5, 1872 oz.; Eagle, May Is, 25,9i5 o.
A new rold field has been opened upon the New
South Wales side of the Murray river.
MISCELLANEOUS.
A shipment of gold from New Zealand to Austria
liza had taken place. The Australian and Ne,o Zeo-
land Gazette says
The Duchess of Leinster had arrived from Nelson.
New Zealand, with $500 ounces of gold, consigned
to the Union Bank of Australia. This IS we be
ieve, the first shipment of the produce of the newly
discovered gold fields in that colony on any large
scale, although smaller quantities have from time
to time been forwarded to Sydney and Melbourne.
A letter from Vienna states that ten thousand
pilgrims proceeded on the 2Sth of June, in process
sion from that city to Marenzel.
The Royal Charter, with f574 ,928 on board IN
Australian gold had been So days at sea. 20 IS.
was asked for insurance upon her, the usual rate
being fl los.
The Hon. w. G. L. Eliot, first paid attache at
COnstantinOple, is appointed in the same cdPacity
St Peters MIRO: and Mr. Buwer, nrst pad attache
at St Petersburg, takes Mr.. Eliots place
Dr 1ivnostone's expedition sailed from Table
Raw on Anril p, for the Zambesi. \ proposal was
roodc hv the Government to establish five lnterme-
date posts between the colony and the Zambesi,
70 insnre a line of monthly communication.
The Cologne Gazette announces that three corps
yarmee, making a total of 10000, will assemble at
The end of August, Warsaw, to be inspected
by the Emperor Alexander. The Russian General
Totdleben is stopping at Liege.
EXPLOSION AT MAYCHESTER-SEvEN PERSONS NIL
ED-On Friday an explosion took place at the At
las Iron Works, of newly finished locomotive,
being one the firm had contracted to make for the
Russian Government.
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NUMBER n.
vAnmss

hLata rafeI IN nau u ilie inlellI
aaht Al#HfHH fHmu Within
hIi oahfH.m u oaflh, be- wieldh \
iHtrta ~ which WI must bend
Ihp balance " ihc wofld'a lie anil
comlNff he holds IN hia slalwatt
hand Neither courts, nor e,mp.,
nor afmm, nor fleets can esisi with.
oui Wv aIl H. ia tho feeder aye,
and tho fhmehlff, virtually NJ lic
fhfo, tllf1 spring from the ,fshe
10 ihe pluduru u his industry -.
Commerce H born ai bic heqncst,
~ iho Stale 10 p ihe ''lfai estate"
lord of tho lNui. ho man has nrmer
hold Of lhe essential title n nobIlI.
~. And he need be No ploddcr be-.
cause he ~ y lalmer Tho day Ia
passed when the soil llller was con.
founded With the rlod turned by his
plough The snil is bis scryi,or he
suites Il, aud 10 the harvest CONES
form. The hoe and sickle make
HIM music drawer thnn dnlc,mcrs.
and sound tho march Of a ,rinmoh'
rani NJ {, is peaceful and blc.scJ'
nat Nc is no, forever in tho h,r,ow.
For him are broadest Gell. of .,udv
raircst Gcld, Of delight. ForhIw
are Lonors lnkel ~ Le,,,,o. ."d
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Charles Lambs Warning

Ut =, "a, a.
,na'les Lahp ,els ms san cx'
peI,eh.e a. warning 'oyoang men,
'" ..r, .nr io'IOw'ns language
ING wa.ers nass gone over me,
ps' y. 0a' a o. 'hs o'aes acp'hs, could .
:, . oe nyar,' ! Sou'a cry out 10 a'l
., 'auss VIZ = h',e Oas :, a loot IN the
Ps'''oa, y, nsOl. s ,S,Ii ', ,he youth 10 y
s1e'' ,',a 'ns na'O, OF MS hr'' w'ne !.
as.'V'Ous y - Us 'ns opening scenes u
,'e' ~ ''s entering upon some new,
a'seV'erea ,,e paraa,'e, looS into my
ucso,a'i.h, anu &c msac 70 uhdcr'
''aha "sa, y, . drssry 'e,ns !, Is shei
. man saali ice, hi'nsc't gong down
lssciples WIN open eyes anu
PASSIVE Ni''--'o see his lss'fuc''0f
~, a1i aass !. s,, hg :, loNe. y s'oP y ana yel
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American visss.

Mr.. II. q. Williams, Who WAS last
fall dispatched by the Patent O6cs,
to make explorations In Western
Arkansas, part Of the Indian terri.
tory, and Northern TEXAS, for the
purpose Of obtaining information
respecting the grape vines Of that
region, and making collections Of
the same, has returned, and brought
with him cuttings Of numerous
varieties of the native grape there
found. The region he uavcrsed es.
tends from q little ess. of Fost
Smith, on the Arksnsas, TO he
Lower Cross Timbers, In Texas, sud
include. q considerable portion Of
the Cboc,sw Nation. Eight hun.
dred miles Of this he Rsvsrsea on
foot, exsmIn.ng snd colIscsihg.-
The cuttings and vines he hsd
broagh, with him to wsshingtoa
have been placed by the Iasen, O6ces
in proper hands here for roofing ont,
with view to their future dissribs.
ton In such . way ~ will b ness
likely to insure their propagation.
OF the principal varieties of these
grapes, the washisa, white grape,
u deemed the mcst excellent L
has been introduced into France, and
there pronounced unsurpassed BY
any Kind there both for wine and
the table.
The extraordinarily severe spring
Of Last year, which IN Arkansas css
a eren walna, and oak ,rees, pre-
vented any thing like a good collec.
ton ~ TIE famous plum trees OF
,h9 region = few, however, we're
collected.
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Gboitt f)a'irg.
fof me- Pdnoli Mar.
Lines Dedicated to Addic Bigham.


|rie san htd sunk from hs eclip,ic road,
IT, pillow his head cn the oceans main,
saving only a remnant VI snuw.sh bite
cloud.
r. noa, through his vas, rfial domain.
|lhh hear, that lhrohhu.l With hope eliie,
lni step thi, iilirt i. hall through fear I,
entered the door ui cottage neat,
Md was " 'lcJmci hy one to u,m'fy dcar.
he vas fan anil " beautiful form,
iith Goaiug call, Of cbuu hu',
bal u,cthuusa a hruw setruely sweet.
Eud sparkling eyes uf7,l'vre.l h,ar.
,sud hamrr likes star .hnuc bright.
N ,hr Illus ~ ot bcf hipp, soul.
|luisly and k'udnr,s vrse sai'.Itrs
l,s, srlt tn HsWarcl patrol.
PARTS Hnsianed hai wnve a gath.
. sild the snrnitme IT Aer mind,
ha, cuitts.l thought. both rich aud sars,
Which we're se,sr spoken ankIud.
N whcn siIvcry saafc encirclci Ihemrou,
mi blosmins Mature sileatly slept.
- ., aaj gsse,l ., her counlcnsas I'm
While stars their nj -htly sisils kept.
he mellow tones II her musieil voice,
ell softl, upon my enraptnret eat,
,nl gwr asrsni. 30 lhaIsh,s that form
\ bright sa.i. on Iis's lone desst, dtvat.
hsa tine shall have ma,lr boar my bead.
kni a. lhe .un ~ my life declines,
ifisn will think " thu, lovely oH,.
s lie 10 her | dedicate these lines.
Bsihl Csiisys, 7,ws..i
jPrH lsiA, lsjs. |,
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mAhb STUDY

| llul rly iats tlialf. lnl
hafl fai.Hg HW linatlft eam.
wIh lh'nf lH hNUIHifila rfemslufr
a''fhlliy w laih oi students Ahd
emlnaHi mNriHtna t.aso application
~ lhet studios Il baabuW become
n bo a g.nmaOf admitted mih,
that "hafl study mlils called.
enianeofs lia. lifanilaahIo,ans
error ihni severe manial application
unlerm.nfs hoialh l.nlhlnk lna peo
plo wlIl dIam'w ihIi wlil iho ctols.
mniIonol "thafs ail Huf. 81 suno
Thing equally conclusive r. ihuao
whu search aftf truth n the love of
~ W. wish 20 unn some surgcH
tons
Many ucrmnu scholars haze stud
iol lOr tfpllno lur sixteen hours
ont ~ lhe lwcnly four, and very
large number from twelve 70 hficeh
hours, lived ia comparative health
and died beyond the sishra.
One vi tho mnstsiolllug Of living
minds, ptof Sllliman, The elder,
Che pasl winter travel I lhrouf N tho
county, nt thc agc of ncarly eight,
years, and good health, delivering
geological lectures, living mentally
on the hard food Of rocks. lion,
iridium, and the Ike. Another
strong example Of the truth that
health aud bard study ARE hot IN.
compatible, is found IN the great
Missourian, Thomas II. Benton, now
past The three score and ten, aud in
the enjoyment oI. vigorous health /;
a moro severe student than he has
boon, and Is now, the American
public does no, know. DR.. Charles
Caldwell, our honorcd prcccptor,
lived beyond the eighties, with high
bodily health remarkable physical
yIgor, and mental force scarcely
abaied yet for a great par, of his
life he studied fifteen hours on, Of
the tvcn,y.four, and at one tine
gave but i've hours to sleep. John
Quincy Adams, the oldman eloquent,
is another equally strong example Of
our position. All these mon, with
the venerable DR.. Mott, now more
than eighty years old, made the
preservation u health a scientific
study, sndby systematic temperance,
neither blind nor sps.modic, secured
the prize Tor which they laborel and
with !, years, usefulness and honor.
For the present We content ourselves
with tho cuuhciation of the gist Of
this article. Students and profcs.
.ional men are no, so much injured
BY hard study as by hard eating !;
nor Is severe study for a life time u
ilself Incompatible with mental aud
bodily yigor TO the full age OF three.
score years and ,en.-Ha7's Jour.
ma u Hsfh.
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large, . yefy large maihfily n Ne
people n NY county ~, again
n DE onIeu ahl ihe Hnuhl0n. ii
iaigs llaftilge, sem. 70 lhak ia
happy iefa IInd my ambition W
avarlee have cnu'ei mo 70 look nfltf
lhe Immortal Dollar, m lho 'innh
hlhs' I never would have sought
these eIliccs. Those of yon vho
know my poouniary circumstances
and what ! nigh, have been Mad I
been enc N lha'o gripping 0l0llat and
cent men, will ildnk u an unf@u
mate allusion on lbo part Of Judge
llurhrilee 10 those oiilces loi ~
look 20 The olllees | have fllel |
have been inyou county about lwcn.
y yoar' The Ilrs, Office | bold was
chat of Justice Of the Peace. lheld
4 lur two years lhe foes ot tho en-.
tire term amounted TO about sl00s
For two years ! assessed the taxes Of
your county income about $500 a
year. ! served You one term in the
State Legislature counting loss Of
time and expenses, $500 less than
nothing. Seven years Probate Judge,
and all is told. This, fellow .cti.
1cns, shows great Kindness and par.
iialiiy in yoa' but yon will see ,ha,
in i there Is not much money. |
though, i due to myself to notice
this part Of Judge Burbrldgc's pro.
duciion--l thought il unkiud to you,
and especially 80 TO me, chained and
Gagged, rs lam. lf he desires a con.
trcycrsy with ne, should he not turn
me loose, and not kick me, manaelel
in my prisons
But | must conclude. ! am no,
writing or addressing Judge Bur.
bridge; It is to you, my fellow. citi.
acns. loa owe me nothing--l am
your dcb,or-aud there is no Ian.
guagc which can express the
gratitude | owe You. Any mcri, |
may have, or any poor service may
have performed, has been oycr.cs.
,imalcd; largely over.estima,cd by
ycu-and oil my foibles, which |
know are many, have at all times
found a mantle in your charity suili.
cien,ly broad to cover ,hsm.
| am, respectfully,
Your fcllcw.ci,iren,
oRvILLE HARRISON.
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unwris,en Poetry.

Far down in the human heart there
is a fountain Of pure and hallowcd
feeling, from which. o, times, swell
up tide Of emotions which words
are pOwerless to esrrsss--vhich the
soul alone can appreciate. Full
many hearts ovefiloving uith sablims
thoughts AMI holy imasIninss, need
bu, the "pcn II FIRE" TO hold en-.
rap,urcd thousands In i,s spell. 1hs
",hoaghis thu, breathe" arc there
bu, no, the "wor,l. ,hs, burn.'
Natures own inspiration fills ,h,
heart with emotions too deep fol
u,ierance, anl With the poetry oI
the heart lies forever concealed il
its own mysterious shrine.
tnwrit,en poe,ryl I, is s,ampct
upon the bread blue sky, 1t tvinklcl
IN every star. ], mingles in Oh,
oceans surge, and gli,iers IN ih'
dew drop TIA, gems the li,y's bell
!, rlows in the gorgeous colors oI
day, rests in the blseksnei crest o.
the gathering s,srm.clcui. Il i- .,
the mountains height, apd in ,h'
catarac,'s roar--in the tovsriu.
4 - a
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FApslrss Is A LOVING HEART.


sunny eyes MAY lose their brightness,
>imhls Zee, forge, their lixh,ncss.
earl, teeth mar knes decay,
'assn sfe~ses turn 10 gray
AssAs be pale and eye BE- dim,
ain, the voice and vesk the limb,
ssi tAesxh yoash swi strength derar,,
a'isless = . loving heart.
.iie the little msansaia Hewer.
svpias forth IN vinsry hssr.
Ahsn the Summers breath V frt,
IND the rsusiicr fovcress dead;
WHEN outward charms ars gone,
Brighter ssilI iesh blossom ca,
pssriss Times DESTROYING dart.
ID. sss,ls, kindly, loving heart.
Wealth ss-l talents will avail,
Nhea in Isfs's rough sea We ssil;
es the wealth may melt like snow,
Nj the Wit M longer glow,
'as more smooth veil kui the ssa,
Aad our course the fsirer bs.
oar rilss. when ws start,
'e q kindly. Iovins heart.
e IL worldly wis.lam old
le vhs beni the kues to gold.
18th this 0rsh As lovely srem
= 4 lid IN Iifs's young dream,
.u TIE vssId hs4 csvssed Ger,
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TuE Brsr Pr..ck ron BABIES.

TuE BEsr Place ron BaBras.--
"Mother," said . little ,hrec.ycsr.
old, whose nose hal been ''pat ont
II joint" by the recen, arrival Of .
baby brother. Another. " the baby
should lie would il 70 to heavcn,"
Certainly, my child,' responded tho
parent. Then think heaven is
the best p'a.e Jor him r vas The
aaecsionstc sisters conclusion.
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VIA see sassA~'s Anuissss ~
Eve ~ . vulsopess ~
80 =. e.sy - lN'
n , 0DlrA eRne - 49,
Al = - - q slls bsssss,
NJ ~ ~ isisah slose.
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o. All psscmlHloss, from large Hand
ell. ~ Fancy Cnrls, iunc With Nsaimss
,ni Dispatch. and on reasonable terms.
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rs- A isniy, With cigar in his
mouth, entered . mcnsgerie, when
the proprietor sskcd him 70 take the
sse1 from kis mouth. lest he shosld
lesra the other monkeys bad habits.
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CHILDREN Gar QuKER THSss.--
"Thers, nov.." ssiei . little girl
shile russaging . drswes in . 10.
resn. "sherr now: er.n'Pa hse sose
10 hesvsn sithou. HE speesacles !!
Whist ~A b dsw
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TrHN Ns
Va Oas yatf, \ paid ~ advance " w
| N e,Il e,lhln ils months NJ
ltai "a muHihf W
a,frs of sp'fHfislso
nas sttafe, first inaafiinu tl u0
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W. three mlnlhs H
pu sls months uH
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Liberal Deduction mado ~
sfsef alterllsomnnta'
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M pfifs ~ M inhor, widi v dnlindl4
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mnsi pHy ~ Al M rate NJ " per square
.f ~ liass nf ls's, iBf hf Hfi insffiian.
sad W fsli' pef squire ipl erefs 'Hhs,'
sufai iHieflipa n parties dfs mol wll'
lw ~ plYhis pfiffs. lh'l mHN r7ih
. hA sl,srhs,s han IA M fanail NHn
w. s. WAN. PaH0f'Ht
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lre,sel 40 N. \. WAap, k'la ranala,
'I'Asslpp,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-28

Judge Samuel Black will There is little, if
any doubt be appointed Governor of Nebraska,
and the vacancy in the bench in that territory,
thus created, be filled by gentleman OF
Georgia.
While the opponents of the old soldier bill
estimate that from 100000 to $4,000, 900
will be required to carry it into effect its friends
say, from the most accurate calculation, the
amount will only be 100000 per annum.
There is, however, no prospect of the bills be-
coming law.
Gen. Walker is believed to be in the vicinity
of Mobile.
Among the recent combinations by the Sen
ate, was Alex. Wilson, District Attorney for
Utah Territory
Southern papers received here contain &C
counts Of an enthusiastic meeting held at Co
lumbus, Mississippi, to consider the subject Of
rendering material aid to Gen. Walker in car
rying out his Southern emigration scheme in
Nicaragua. Several other similar meetings
are also announced. 1t is said the sympathy
of Mississippi is fully awakened in favor Of
Gen Walker and his plans.
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Tie South Pacific Railroad.

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 25-The Southern Pa
cifc R.R. convention adjourned to mectat Mar
shall, Texas, on the 18th Of January. President
Martin, on receiving a vote of thanks, con
graduated the convention on its successful
issue. The stockholders are in high spirits
The companies trust-deeds Indebtedness is
about 1927 600 Their entire liabilities arc
100000. To meet the former there art
$4,000 in the hands Of Mr.. FauIkes, ant
$4,000 can be obtained from other sources
Leaving $4,000 to be provided for by the
New Orleans and other stockholders, Moth
ing remains to be done but to get Texas tC
relinquish the suit for forfeiture Of the charter
which will be done.
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New York Items.

NEw YoRK, Dec. q. George W. Burr,
clerk of the New York Central Railroad was
instantaneousy killed on Christmas day while
attempting to leap from ferry-boat before she
had touched the pier. Mr., Burr was a native
of Connecticut, graduate Of Yale College,
and formerly a school teacher in this city.
The fire on Christmas night at No so Wall
street, originated in the office Of William L.
Ormsby, bank note engraver. He lost nearly
all his tools and large number Of plates.
Francis Cutting, sailor, was stabbed to
death on Saturday night at a house on Roose-
vile street during fight. He had Just re-
tured from a whaling voyage, and was a ma
tive Of Vermont.
John H. Prentice whose house suspended last
fall with liabilities Of nearly one million OF
dollars, gives notice this morning that he is
ready to pay in full all demands whether com
promised or otherwise.
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IMPORTANT TO CONSERVATIVES.

Il DIR. CHURCHILL'S DISCOVERY-The Hypop6os-
Plates Of lame, Soda and Potash, Specific RemedO
JOr CO1SNDPti0H1his and important Discovery in
the treatment of TUBERCULOSIS (Consumption was made
by the celebrated Dr. John Francis Churchill of Paris
ana 1rst communicated to the French Academy of Med
clne III 1886 IL has been adopted and used through
out the Continent Of Europe, with unprecedented sue
cess, as cure and preventive this most fornidabe
scourge of the Human Race. The Hvpophosphtes are
recommended by the most eminent physicians of New
YORK, who prescribe it for their patients.
So long 1855, Dr. Churchill by a series of scien-
tc deductions to the conclusion that the rOgi-
mate cause or at all events essential condition of u-
beScuoss Consumption was DECREASE in the system
OF the phosphorus contains in Oxygenizable state
Hence he drew the obvious inference that the means of
curing the disease consisted in RESTORING the deficient
elements.
For this pugbse 1t was necessary to select some com
pound of PHOSPHORUS which should be at the same
time oXydizable and assmilabethat is capable of en-
Ierg INTO ana forming part of the system These con
dtons were found to exist in the HYPOPHOsPHITEs OF
LINE, SODA and POTASH, which seemed best fulfill the
TWO requisites of oXydaOn combustion and assima
ton The use OF the HYpOphOsphites show these
atoms to have twO-fOld specific action ON thc one
hand THEY INCREASE PRINCIPLE whatever that NAV
be- WHICH CONSTITUTES NERVOUS FORCE; and on the 9th
er they are the most POWERFUL BLOoDGENERATING
AGENTS, far superior to any hitherto known.
The Physiological effects of their use are shown by an
INCREASE OF NERVOUS POWER sometimes even from the
first day OF their administration, together with an u-
"dtJeetWg o. COMFORT and strength The appetite in
creses often in an extraordinary manner The evacua-
tons become regular and abundant; the perspira-
tons, if any have existed cease seep becomes calm and
profound. All the general symptoms disappear with rg
piditv that Is truly marvellous.
~ The HYPoPHOsPHITEs, prescribed by Doctor
Churchill now for the first time offered in chemical
paie form in the United States by the UNDERSIGNED
fnce - per bottle in concentrated FORM bv mail
lhree bottles viii be sent for S., when ordered by tx
press IL Is also put in large bottles ready for sp
when ordered by Express private hand Ample direc
ons accompany each package Circulars and aiI desired
information may be obtained by addressing with stamp
enclosedJ u. WINCHESTER,
MO dawam anu O'' u John 46EH Street GiSe
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From New Mexico.

ST.. LOUIS, 9th. The Santa Fe mail of the
9th inst, reached Independence on Saturday.
They report the snow ON the route three feet
deep and the weather very cold. The Legis-
lature was TO convene the day the mail left.
Accounts from Fort Defiance, Nov. Dist,
state that Col Miles had pursued the Indians
into the mountain businesses, over regions here
tofore unknown, and that white men were put
ting them to flight wherever they found them.
Maps Of the marches were soon to be made out,
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Another Outbreak in Burning Of Fort
Scott

ST. LoUIs, 9TH. The Jefferson City Elk
aminer leaus rom reliable source, that Fort
Scott in Kansas, on the night Of the 18th inst,
was attacked by Capt. Montgomery at the
head of 200 men, and the toyn was taken.
When the Examiners informant escaped five
or six persons had been killed. 1t was de-
signed to have release one of Capt. Mont
gomory's men, who was confined there under
an Indictment for murder. 1t was feared that
the town would be entirely destroyed
A dispatch from Kanzas City states that on
last Monday band Of thieves and assassins
from Kanzas Territory entered Vernon Coun-
ty, Missouri, and killed David Cruise and stole
lot Of cattle, twenty horses, and eleven ne
groes, about the same time. Captains Brown
and Montgomery entered Missouri on the Lit
tie Usage river and stole a negro woman and
took MIR. Lane prisoner, carrying the latter in
to the Territory, but released him on the fol-
lowing day. An express has been sent to Gov.
Stuart of Missouri for assistance to protect life
and property.
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Indictments Found

New York, Dec. 27th.-Oficer Baker has
been indicted for allowing DR.. Galliardet to
escape from his custody. Messrs Turner and
Taylor have been reindicted for conspiracy to
detraud the city treasury.