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MIDNIGHT DEpREDATIoNs.- few

z; MIDNIGHT DEpREDATIONS.--A few
nights ago q party of thieves went to o
house on Glasgow street, Portsmouth,
and entered the yard by mounting the
fence. The Landlord hearing them
walk, arose and commenced making
preparations to meet them, but with the
thief's listening car they heard him and
made their escape.
On Tuesday night last a gentleman
residing upon County street, said that he
felt well certain during The night of hav-
lug heard some one on soalething walk
ing in his lot ar;anfortaastely the gate
had none either listening than latch -
no loek
Yesterday morning When he arose, he
first visited his stable, to see If 'Brntus'
was at home. Alas his much pettea
animal was gone. He turned about and
walked to the street gate, where he
found 'Brutas' patiently waiting for al-
rnittance.
The horse was certainly taken out by
some one, for it WAS impossible for any
thing without hands to have unattached
the gate, aud the poor unfortunate ami
NAL was doubtless rode at rapid rate,
many miles in the country. We would
state that it is in the outer pats of Ports
mouth that those depredations were COM
mitted.
The lot ofanother gentleman upon
South street was entered near morning,
upon the same night, but as the rogue
jumped from the top of the fence to the
ground, the roaring bark ola large yard
dog fell upon his ears, when he turned to
make his escape, but as he mounted the
fence the dog seized him by the skirt of
his coat; the coat being pretty strong;
the fence full high, 80 that both man and
dog could just touch the ground, one upon
each side OF the fence. After finding
that be could not tear hose from the dog,
the man concluded to leave his coat in
the dogs mouth, which he did, and
fastened away. The gentleman of the
house who had been watching these pro-
ceeiings from q window, came down
ard took the coat, and requests us to
state That the thief can get his coat by
calling at the house where he had such
furry with the dogr
We do not know whether or not those
are the gipsies and 6egysrs Of which our
brother local of Norfolk complained
so, a few days agol but we do know that
there are Of late entirely too .sGny rogues
in Poitsm outh.
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FIGHT ExclrEmENT.-Yesterday af-
ternoon, two men got into warm con-
troversy, in Gosport, and tone word
brought on another" until each common
ced to express doubts about The upright
ness Of the others character, and Mr.. A.
doubted whether or not Mr.. B. possess
ed the muscular power to strike him to
the ground. or injure him in any way;
and uice oerSa.
In short time, each determined to
test the ability Of the other, in this res
pect-just about the time that they ran
together, the Navy Yard, oct out" and
for each blow that was struck, there
must have been fifty persons gathered;
and equally fast. Tho contest contiuu-
ed for some time, and before its close the
crowd was imacnse. As soon as it had
dispersed sufficiently for us to press our
way to the fshting parties, we did So
in order to ascertain who they were, and
found them to be two Irishmcn.
The weather being quite warm, both
of them had taken too much "molasses
and water" trying to keep their blood at
proper pitch, but unfortunately by
sowe means it took wrong effect and
caused them to feel rather indopen-
dent, and many other strange sonsations,
which brought about the "blooly hair
pulling"
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SPORTS OF THE PIr-NorfoM Is.
Richmond.--We understand that par
ty Of gentlemen residing in Richmond
City, have sent challenge to a party of
gentlemen in this City, to fight main
of chickens on Easter Monday Nhe 9th
April for the sum Of five hundred dol
lars side. The. challenge has been
promptly accepted, and active prepara-
tons are now being made for the occa-
sion. s
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Local Items.

MAYORS CoURT.-Jack Nash, free
negro, Sam, slave Of Miss Wickham and
james, slave of DR.. Cowdery-inbibcd 4
leetle to much bald face last night, which
caused them to behave very disor-
derly--and quarrel with each other
They had not, however, been long at
their fun before two of the guardians of
the night came along and escorted the
trio to Guys Palace, where they re-
NAMED during the night, and this morn
ing appeared before Mayor Ferguson
who, after hearing the evidence in the
case, ordered Jack and Sam, to hug Mr.
Post in the Pslace' yals' fYe times. and
James to hug lin ten times.
Coon boys with the show, if you cil
break the law, You must expect the ccn-
sequences.
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LOOK oUT.-We would advise all per-
sons attending the market, to be on the
look out for spoilt poultry, or they will
be "taken in,' before they are aware of
it. Yesterday morning Mr.. Cuthrell, the
energetic clerk of the market detected
forty six pair of wild ducks and chickens
in an unsound condition-and this morn
ing detected nineteen pair more-be on
the alert is all we have to say.
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RIoH.- Last night we were taking a
promenade on Church street, when we
met man, who from his actions, led US
to believe that he was about to make a
grand balloon ascension. As he passed
lis, we turned around to take an observa-
ton, and discovered large card pinned
to his back, having printed on it, on
urge letters the words Good Bye" We
nodded our head, and to ourselves we
wished him a successful and pleasant
voyage.
P. S.-Since writing the above we
learn from very responsible source, that
the young man spoken of above landed
on terra firma," safe and sound last
night about twelve o'clock, after taking
a good look at the spirit regions.
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THE BASKET" BLooMER. Reader,
where were you this morning about ST
o'clock? We can't say, bat we assure
You, that You should have been ia the vi
entity of our handsome market, to wit
ness new style Of female attire. The
dress was, of course plaic2, and the pan
ta.ets tdrawe2' by basket No, l., showed
= beautiful foot and a neatly Trimmed
ankle which attracted the attention Of a
good'y number Of spectators.
Ladies, beware how you raise baskets
for they may sometimes proys anything
hut pleasant.
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nARE ELOWER Seed.

"Spake tuli well in language quaint and oldet
One that dwelleth by the castted Rhine,
When he called the flowers so blae and golden.
Stars that in Earth's ornament do shine. :"
"E HAVE received our stock SeESsg
w OF ri o WER y e q D of the zAllSs
rarost varieties ever offered in the city, Be,
sides fail assortment Of those usually kept.
Won!d call special attention to the following
beautiful varieties -
Peruvian Helietrope, Scarlet Sage,
] Fine Miuea Auricula, Csleeolaria,
Alonsoa Gran3iiora,
Musk Plant, Towering Geranium,
Peon;a, Powered Ast0rs,
Asclepias Curassayica,
Chinese Primrose, Fineraria Hybriia,
Daliia Seed, Forget me Not,
imported Carpation Pink,
Abronia Umbellata,
Fine Doable Daisy, &c, &c.
Have also Bulbous Roots, Hyaaln!hs, Anc,
monies, RanuncWas, Crowa lmperlals, Scar
let Lilies, Gladiolua, Puperosc, and other
Roots. win tako orders for all kinds az
Flowers and Trees.
fe Is AZ. A. SANTOS 4 co.
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TUE SoIREE.-Rcmcnbc that Profess
scr Henderson's last Soree Of the season.
comes off tonight at Old Fellows Hall
on Church street. A portion of the beau
ty and fashion Of our City will be pres
snt, and nice tilne is expected. We
will be about if nothing happens.
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Ms- Yesterday morning. 7. J. Cor
prev, Esq Sheriff of our city, sold at
public auction, the Schooner Martha
Skinner" to Messrs. Hardy & Bros, for
the sum of four thousand and seven
hundred dollars.
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A NEAR RISK Yesterday one of the
sailors of the Z S Steam Frigate Colora-
do, was engaged 'aloft' when he lost his
hold and fell. After falling perhaps fif-
teen feet, he caught by portion of the
rigging, and escaped uniniured,
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Coon NEws.-We know that many Of
our citizens will be glad to learn that u
repetation Of the Charitable Concert, Civ
en- few nights ago at Johnson's Hall by
Signor George and a party of ladies and
gentlemen, will take place next Tuesday
night, the 23rd inst, at the above nam
ed Hall, One word to all, go early if
you wish to get a good seat, for We feel
perfectly confident that just such q crowd
as attended the other Concert will attend
the contemplated one.
?. S.-The ladies and gentlemen for
ming the Company, in giving the Concert
will please meet on Monday night the
22d inst, at Johnson's Hall at o'clock,
for rehearsal.
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DANGEROUS --As we were passing
Irish Row in Gosport, yesterday, orr at
tention was called to a Bar Room. by the
unusual loud talking which was going on
inside---we listened few moments. and
soon, tjnagiug from the lang'iage) con-
siderea it our duty to en.er--we did so,
and found drunken Marine, with 4
large, dangerous kaife IN his hand, cur.
sing at a loud rate aud Swearing that he
would kill souis iose, with that knife he
fore night.
A little boy standing near, D,ade some
mannerly remark to him, when he Jump
ed at the boy, and made a pluoge at
him with his knife; bat the hoy quick "
moved out of his way and esca ped and the
Marine pursued bis course ua.il be had
reached the il.wr. This WAS another
good example OF what fools can be
manufactured by spirited liquors. There
were no policemen near at the tine, bat
we think that he went some lo&ere, in
stead Of going back to tho Barracks that
night.
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FIRE The alarm Of fire last night
about o'clock was caused by block
Of matches taking fire and communica-
ting to a pile olrags that were near it, at
the resdcurc of Captain McCarrlck, On
the corner Of Charlotte and Duke streets.
The tire was put out bs!are the Engines
AniYeN on The spot.
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BEEF large drove Of cattle arrived
in Portsmouth, this morning from Cam
den county, North Carolina. They were
mostly oxen and all well fattle, and we've
purchased by Portsmouth butcher, FIR
that market.
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SPRING STYLES NOW READY,
HATS. III ATS. HATS,

It is With pleasure that | announce NM
Il to the Gentlemen of Norfolk. that
am Row prepared to furnish them
with
NEW STYLE OF HAT, /
Of sarpassibg beauty, and which need opis d.
be seen TO be admired. They are now sakine
she lead, and in addition to their beauty q
etJ le and fneness of finish, I will furnish
HAT 20 sny Gent who may desire il, With
Fine Da Likeness
Of himself inserted in the CRowR, witheps
additional Cost. Having made arrangements
with the best DAsuEsecFypE EsrAB.IgHMEs1
in the City to furnish the Likeness aasptst
70 the purpose, thereby enabling enc to.de-
:ermiRe his own HAr from others at HesaS4
and other places were difficulties often oeosss@
in the way of mistakes, by numbers OF. Be.a
being collected together. ~
foar orders will be promptly ATTENDED t :.
and satisfaction guaranteed in all cases.
w. 5. HANkINS,
fe 10 No. 80, Broadway, Norfolk, Va.
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MT ORELAND & EMAN,
N1 HOUSE, SHIP AND SIGN
No. 1, Roanoke Square.
NORFOLK, VA.
ITO THE pIIRJIC

TO THE PUBLIC.
Hail honored ages of grand progression,
While each one clings to his profession,
And science moves with onward motion,
To salt each hayward thought and notion,
Bringing to light, some new invention,
More strar ge than modern wit can mention,
Or genius paint with true endeavor,
Though making graphic strides forever,
While reason urges proud ambition,
To strive for wondrous competition;
ct in this age of glorious Art,
We can the need of praise impart,
When meritorious efforts claim
A modest puff to gild the name,
And thus we call with honest pride,
Attention to the Painters Side,
Eyo men who bravely know their calling,
" hose works are worthy of extolling,
Tive model artists of the day,
nd most obliging in their way.
oreland II Jakeman--m mark the name,
Roanoke street you'll find the same,
all at their shop number one,
Quill get the best of Painting done,
I'D whether Foe, Friend, or neighbor,
ey'll charge but moderate for their labor,
now invite each one and all,
walk around, and give them call.
DC 25--6m
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A. ABBOTT,
4. SOLE AGENT FOR
NORFOLK AND PORTSMOUTH, OF
ITY LOCK MIL s.
Y CELEBRATED
|xcelsi0r Flour and BrcadstLfH
| No. Z, Uzion street, doors E. OF Market
|luare, Norfolk, Va.
Ne See advertisement. oe 2G--ly
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WOODLAND CRnAa--T This exeellen. Pomade
for the Hair, is decidedly the best article for
dressing Ladies Hair ever offered in market
1t curls Gentlemen's Hair in most natural
manner TRY it'll
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THE FIRST WORK AT TIE New FoUN-
DRY.-We understand that business
was commenced and the ball set in mo-
ton, yesterday, for the first time, in the
new Foundry which has lately been
completed in the Gosport Navy Yard.
We intend taking stroll over the Ma
Wy Yard in few days, when we shall
briefly notice this building, the work go
ing on inside, &C., together with other
business generally.
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FRANKLIN SAVINGS BANK.
West Side Bank Street,
A FE W STEPS RON MAIN STREET
NORFOLK. VA.

DAYS INTEREST AT THE RATE of Five
L per cent On all sums remaining on de-
post 80 days and upwards, and four per cent
if remaining less than 80 days. Interest
compounded every six months or paia to the
depositors if preferred.
Deposits received and paid daily. Office
hours from A. NJ, to 215 p. NJ. Discount
days Mondays, and Thursdays, at 10 o'clock
Persons having funds to deposit via lind
this Institution safe and convenient Ter she
purpose.
Directors for TIE Present KeQr.
JoHN 3. WHrrGuEAo, President.
SAM'L IL. Homes, s. HARysaonN,
Jos. T.. ALhya, J. JAMES MooRF,
ALEX. II. PENNooN, T. w. SsABueY,
T. g. BRoUGHToN Js., Cashier.
mas
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RuKAwAY HoRsE.--Ycstcrlay after
noon near dark, horse attached to q
wagon, started off on Catherine street
and ran at furious rate until be reached
the corner of Freemason street, where
the wagon upset, throwing the horse on
CHE ground in a very violent manner
The wagon was broken to pieces, the har-
ness cut IN several places, and the horse
received deep cut on his leg
We understand that it was through
the negligence of the driver that the acct
dent occurred.
We could not learn who owned the
team, but will do so shortly, and inform
the readers of the Day Boca,
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THE Bait LAST NianT, given by the
sons ofthe "snerald Isle' in Newtown,
in honor Of st. Patrick, was we'll atteu-
>ded, and everything passed off IN the
NEST agreeable manner.
We are sorry to say that the "fais
ones" gin out-that is the majority o!
OF them-bat notwithstanding this, the
dancing &C., was kept up na,ii three
o'clock this morning.
The managers, we learn, intend Civ
ing another "ol the same sort" 10 a few
days"
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SOAPS.
$4,000.

A LOAN of $1,000 is wanted, security
"A. by real estate, for which poce than s
per cent, will be given. Apply at
fe 20 pHlS OFFICE.
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Business Cards.

ID III. EDMONDS,
IA. PLASTERER AND SLA TER
Respectfully soliets shere of public patro-
mage. Architectural Plaster Ornaments of
the latest style, and at the lowest prices.
Particular attention paid to Slate roof re-
pairing.
gH~ Residence, No. 40, South Cumbsr-
land Street.
oct 6--lV
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BERWiCk'S
HA{R DRESSING SALOON.

GNDEn NATIONAL norEL, NoRFouw, Va.
lair Cut, Carried and Dressed in every Style,
by ACCOMPLISHED ARTISTS.
ASentlemen may rely upon receiving entire
atisfacti0n at this establishment.
Violet Articles, ,Ec., far sale.
A. I,1v
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Rates of Advertising.
Special Notices.

SPeCsaE NOTICES.
| square, time, rs
square, 10 lines o' ess, week, s 800
i" lee
J +" ! month. i0.W
- tyear, 40tM 3
For each additional s4r, per anpoT, to.4f
Advertisers by The year to be eehtaa to
their legitimate business.
Marriages and Deaths 70 be pabiisheG as ues =
Obituaries, Funeral Notices, Re-, wild ~
charged as other advertisement, aud pay Imssas
required IA advance.
All transient advertisements t6 be pais .n.
advance.
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Also variety Of Pipes and other Smokers
Articles. 1. HAMBURGER l. co,
No. SO, Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
Sign of the Big Indian in Front.

No. 80, Main Street, Norfolk, Va.
Sign OF the Big Indian in Front.
N. B. Country Merchants, Groceps, Ho-
tel and Tavern keepers are also invited TO
call al our store aud examine our stock,
where they always will find large assort-
ment Of Imported Haoano, Domestic and
German Seyars of the choicest brands and
lowest market prices. Leaf Tobacco for Sc
gar Manufacturers, viii be found always on
hand at the lowest prices confident OF plsa?-
ing, we only ask atrial. Orders punctuaUy
attended to, and satisfaction guarqntaed.
PLEASE give us a call.
|. itAMBURGEE & co.
lie II No. SO, Main street, Nortolh Va.
House in New York !
100 William street.
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TE'hOmpsOn's Life Preseryep-V

Il have Just received large supply q.
Thompson's Life Preserver, for Coughs,
Coo, Groups, Whooping Cough, HemorSage
and Splitting Blood, Rheumatism, Scarie.
Fever, and Measles. Try it. It win spcaa
for itself. For safe by
3No. z. LUDLOW,
No. "a, ". Main ST,
fN Is Norfolk Va
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Segar and TGbacc0 Warehouse.
WHOLESALE Il RETAIL. g.

N o. 3S, n AIN s TREEI,
OPPOsiTE JoHNsoN's HalL.
ESHE SU BSCRABER have leased
a. and fitted up the above place in the finest
style, as Il first class .yegar cad Hosucco Store,
where they would be pleased to see and serve
the public, with the very best and choicest
brands of
Segars, Chewing and Smoking
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% i3bls. saperdna ftour, inat received, Z
eSV tor sale b .gi9l !. =. JONES.
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Ladies Port MOnnaies and Re ps
II IYEI ~ ~ ~ '

Ladies Port Monnaies, and Bags
WITH GHAkN
HAVE received this day, new stock Of
Il the above articles, embracing many nret.
ty pa tterns-they viii be sold cut at prizes Ia
sui: the times, at the ari4ty store No, If
Main street, head of Market square.
10 ID. Y. MARCUS.
ROOIS! BOOpS!l. HO0Vs?I!
4 MOTHER case by Express, last to h,ne.
"A Of those halt welt Cali Skin Boot
th i2d|phia ma e, just the article We ya2t
having van Oft all the othprs
T. bOTTlMORD,
Ne, Is, e. s. Ma ,5es square,
teHt Sign Hig No'lo H>nl.
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Norfolk Male Institute


THE second quarter will commence <,p,
l. TUESDAY, Dec. lst.
TIE MS:
Senior Giasa sta 90
junior dc Is
French, extra SOB
PAyNEsrs- Quarterly in advance.
JAMES SODTBGArE, Jr., Principal,
'I,HE SUBSCRIBER offers Mxs..
Il himself to the citizens of Nor fTVETf
folk ana Portsmouth,, as Tnner and Re-
pairer OF Piano Fortes. From among largs
number Of those capable Of Judging Of It's
ability, he sabjeins The following
NArIoaAL HorLb,
Norfolk, Jan. 18th, 1868.
DEAR SHIT is with great pleasure I
recommerayou to the citizens Of Norfolk
and vicinity, as gentlemen, who is entirely
capable, either az q Piano Forte maker ct
Tuner, and it is quite certain, that your resi-.
dence here, sill be great advantage ta he
musica. eo.nmnity gegeranY.
Yours Respectfully,
s. THALBkkG.
His roOMs are iii Johnson's building -ua
Main street, where he Intends keeping an as
sortment OF the best Pian0s manufactured IL,
the North. Respectfully solicits the citizens
of Norfolk, and Portsmouth and surroprd.se
country, to call and eaamine bis stock Being
practical Piano maker aud Tuner, feels ccl-
fdent, thai be can give satisfaction in al
cases.
isl9 u. W. WINTER, Aguu:
ETTO FLOUR-70e bbls Fam
L lily Extra, SaperEne and Fine Flour g
this superior brand m store and for sale as
Market price by
SHERWOOD YOUNG,
fe3 Ia Roanoke Sqr,
e. To v esseIs Bound NOrth-Th.
Sss2Ssobscriber has few hundred CORDS 81
the best qnahty James River Seasoned Vel
low Pine Wood suitable FOR deck ioal, b.
taking which additional freight CAR BE- Sc
cured. F. ZANTzTNGEn,
Dealer in Lumbers Goa.
4. Naval SAn,oa MA
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THE EFFECTs OF HARP
~ M T. q

I JUST received q large lot Of superios
L Clothing which l purchased in EeN
York and Philadelphia for cash at least q!
per cent below manufacturing prices SC al
ye needy, with the ready cash, come lnd get
good out ft-for we are selling Superior
Blue and Black Beaver Gaglans for $l2 worth
Sic,
do Pie. 10 do IL yor.t
Is,
do dc dc do do 7~o,si
BLACK Trico Beavers do do As worls
1000,
Black Dress and F'rocs Coats dc Is yerti.
1000,
do do dc do do 7worss
1900,
dc Clotl, Talmars 40 z worth
1899,
do do dc do is worth.
5000,
All kinds OF business Goats from to z 90,
Dc do Pants ana Vests dc rs cts TO TO-,
o.,
Superior large Shawla, for to 1900.
We have all kinds gentlemens, furnishias
goods At very reduced prices.
N. b. The Cutting department is Under
lay own supervision, and what don't sui. voa.
must not take, Call Nc. 10, Main street.
de 5 F. A. karin
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-18

The evident disinclination Of the
urkish government to arrest and pun
ish the perpetrators of the late outrage
upon the family of Rev. Mr.. Dickson,
the American Missionary in Jaffa, has
created an intense feeling Of hostility
against that government, throughout
the whole Of this country.
The outrage was h,gh-hsnded, un-
provoked and without single excuse
or pslliating circumstance and the
criminals we're clearly identified yet
the Turkish authorities would take no
steps for their arrest, until q formal de-
msnc had been made, not only BY the
resident representative Of the American
government, but also by the whole di.
ploamatic corps in the country.
Finally, after repeated protestations
and threats by the united representa-
tives of all countries, measures were
taken for the arrest of four of the GRIM
inals. These men have expiatcd their
crime upon the scaffold but the remain
der are still at large.
Fourteen murders have been COM
United, within two years, in the vicini-
ty Of Jaffa on persons Of different ma
tions, and no notice has been taken of
them by the government.
Thesnext demand made by our repre-
sentative, in Turkey, for the punishment
Of crimes, pertrated upon our citizens,
should be made at the mouths of the
cannon of a Man-of-War. A few vol
leys Of shell and round shot, would, we
think, exercise most salutary indu-
ence upon the course Of justice in the
dominions of the Sublime Porte.
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We have some very desirable lots se,ected
and for sale IN Oama1chs. Plat seen. nrica
terms Re. made known, upon applicatiops 70 IN.
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