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very interesting letter
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r. . 1S ICdOCI MIL ILL., ,a1E hsH- .Era
very interesting letter /.
= The True Delta detN
the late expedition on III
Mobile on the 4ih Decembt
of the 10th when the Brig Snsau
on Glover's Reef in the Bay ofh.
This expedition was. for a considerable tine
frustrated in N by the government
officers, but fuss cover of a dense fog
on the night Of the 4th inst, when the Gov
ernment Cutter was laying at anchor not more
than 30O'yards from the Susan, escaped silent
~. and after a very perilous voyage during the
night, the next morning found them safely at
sea propelled BY a propitious Nerther to their
intended destination.
With light hearts and buoyant spirits the
g sligrants rode old Oceans pillows until the
morning Of the 18th, when the Susan was
driven on a coral reef, and the breakers dash
ing with great violence over her, soon mad
her q hopeless wreck. Great fortitude W
displayed on the OCCASION. The men worI
in good spirits, determined to meet the III
%terrors unshrinkingly. Capt. MaurasI
morning Of the 18th despatched q
six men to one of the Bay
sistance. During the two days this "
making The trip TO the Island, the
board were engaged in constructing ~
their escape, which however they
forced TO use. On the third day CapA
came 10 their assistance with his schuo
during three days was busily engaged
ing the crew and passengers on a
Island. All hands being safely depf
the Island. Capt. Mauray started
Honduras, to secure some vessel to convey =
men TO their port Of destination.
Governor Seymour at Balize very kind
profared Capt. Mauray the use Of her BIZ
tanic Majesty's steamer Basilisk to convey
passengers and crew to any port in the Uni. :
States he might designate, which magnanimous
offer was promptly accepted by Capt. Mauray.
The Susan's crew and passengers immediate
" embarked on board the Basilisk for Mobile,
which port they reached in number lilo on the
LIST inst. @s5
Upon their arrival in Mobile great excite
ment was manifested, they we're received at the
wharf BY a vast crowd Of citizens, a process
sion was formed, and they marched through
the principal streets amidst cheering demon
sfrat'ons OF respect. Capt. Mauray was called
out and made a speech. Thus has terminated
another expedition to Nicaragua.
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The ailenfidn Of The NewOrleans Weekly
Picayane VI" Alexandra Democrat Franklin
Banner Y and " Central Organ" is called 70
an extensive sale in another column. Copy
ind toward your bills TO This office.
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thkMs OF sALE.-.All sums of fifty dollars and
under, Cash; movcables on a credit of ono year frnm
1he lst day OF April 1859; slaves on a credit of one
aia TWO years from the LIST day of April 1859; plan
tation and lands on a credil OF one, two, three and
, Il, years from day of sale. Purchasers required
70 i"inish notes with personal security, in solido to
the satisfaction of the vendor. The said notes to
oe made payable to the order of, and endorsed by
me SAID purchasers at the office of the Recorder in
me town Of opelousas. The said notes to bear in.
,e,es' AZ o per cent per annum from maturity till
pa,n' A special mortgage and vendors privilege
WIZ be retained on the lands and slaves iii final
payment OF principal and interest.
ooSts OF passing sale at the expense of pur.
p an - p.. {. LiTTELL.
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STATE OF LoUIsIANA-Distric con.,

- Parish of St. Landry. . No. se47 Est,tna =.
israel Barton, deceased. Hs'i'e OF
JOIN NJ. MiLsTEAp, of the Parish of St. Landry
administrator OF The estate of Israel Barion d..
Of oS' clal. n fh,e OF sad Parish, having filed a tableau
VI o''SSHhIatiol and distribution of said estate an'
cotnPan,ed by his petition praying that tho s,m NV
INV! he h"In3logated and confirmed; And wbera,s
."s r'aSero OF SAID petition has been granted Inv an
of9ef OF Court dated Jnlniary 1. 1883. W vi
sons r'T ia, ,asrfi"Te, notice is hereby given to all per-
IN y" ,a.ete,teG t" sliow ca,I,e, if any they INV,
WITHIN thirty days from the date hereof. wIly pS aaii
ta9. S should not be homologated and confyn nat'
|'e'h once opelousas, January 5, 1853,
Is. LASrRArES, Clerk.
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NJ JOHN r. KING Of St. Landry, is
an Independent candidate for the Office Of Associate
Justice Of the Supreme Court, for the third District
Election in April next.
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OPELpUSAS:
SATURDAY MORNING. JANY. 9, 1850.
n@ADVERTISERS. -

Should bear in mind the fact
that the circulation Of the OPP
LousAs PATRIOT is the largest Of
any Newspaper printed in the
Parish Of st. Landry.
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NEW CHEAP STORE, Opened by

IN S. LEVY. Is
7 am happy to inform the public that
have and am now receiving and offering
large assortment of Merchandise, consisting
principally of Dry Goods, Clothing, at city,
prices. Call and examine before going elsewhere
Fancy Delaine Dresses, a ~ Is,
Toilton F" a 2 90,
Swiss and Jaconet Edging,
Fancy Calicosa, a 7 Els for 81 90,
Pants stuff. a so patron, @ @
Fancy Shawls. from 81 80 to IS u.s.,
Cnrsets, Barege, etc., al.
l dozen large Towels and Table-clotbs, 70 ~
White Shirts, Il Is,
Drawers and Under Shirts, etc,
Ready made Clothing.
Goats, from s. 90 to 80 90,
Pants, Vests, etc, g
D. Talmas, from 50 20, up, 4
Hats, Caps. Boots, Shoes, etc.t
Crockery ware of all kinds,
Fancy Goods. ETC., IF
Trunks, Saddlery, etc. .- Ts9l
Fine English Saddles, for $40 90.
BE sure and call in before going elsewhere; NV.
Opelousas, January /, 1859. ,. Lsr, ID
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Do not overlook the advertisement of Messrs.

DC HOt OVERLOOK The ADVERTISEMENT OF MessrS,
Firhherg 4 Kaufman in another column.
These gentlemen have a most splendid ussort.
ment of fancy staple goods, which they are
now Offering to purchasers at the most inviting
prices. Every thing calculated to contribute
to the comfort of both the inner and outer man
may be found on the shelves, and in the ware.
house Of these gentlemen. Cali soon or you
may loose ,hesbest Of bargains.
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what a beartles> set Western people are |!
A party in that henigh,ed country was dis.
cnsslng a recent very sudden interment. Saws
one WaSnt that rather hurryiug IN the
enkes'" NO says anoth r, " it looks more
like f""n"g her into The = mnd!"
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FURNITURES TORE.-Mams street, 0pe
Il l0usas, (nld stand of Mr., Perrault,0-The I'M

FURNITURES TORE.-Mamstre street, 0pe<
lousas, (old stand of Mr.. Perrault.) The IN
dersigned having opened a Furniture Store IN the
own of Opelousas, respectfully announces to ts
puliic tn It he will sell The numerous articles in bis
line of business, as low as they can he purchased
in NewOrlcans, the expenses of freight included.
He will continue to manufacture and repair lurnt
ture III the neatest style and manner, and will also
exchange new furniture for old.
Ladies and gentlemen will please call and e.
anime for themselves.
Has received by the steamer Bayou Belle, a Large
assortment Of Black Walnut and Mahogany Arnioas
Bedstcad> of all kinds and dimensions.
Children's beds and Rocking Beds.
Wash stands with plain and mrble tops..
Wash stands, Chairs and Rocking Chairs, ChlF
dren's high and low Chairs of all description.
Dining tables, Mahogany and Walnut Round
tables, Folding tables. etc.
French Gueridons, Sofas, Looking glasses assorted
of sizes.
Ladies' Work boxes, necessaires and fancy snaah
fmrnitures, etc. etc. LOUIS WAITER
Opelousas, January l, ls59.--ly.
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The great Author of all made everything
oat Of nothing, bat many q human author
makes nothing out Of everything.
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THEODORE cHAcHEpE )
No hUMBUG!N NO HUMBUGH
..H LOOK HEREr #i

- A
N NO HUMBUGH
extraordinary inducements to lnrehaseru
Inc undersigned, convinced d; the adv,,s
tages to the merchant. of ready saIes ma
small rroilts, announce to their friends in y
pIhit'eniar, and to the public generally. that 4.
Monday the 10th inst they will commence & / w" III
their remaining winter stock, consisting Of :
DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
SADDLERY,
HARDWARE,
DSIIOES,
BOOTS,
HATS. ETC, ETC. ind..
ding every thing kept in a country store i. 4.
io'rest possible prices that will save them from Nv ~
lutte loss on their goods. " ~ a''v
They offer this indictment to the nubl;c /, ~.
that they may sell Oft their entire stock. and msIs
room FOR their fresh supplies from NewYort mi III n
enabled to exhibit to their customers new pood.
only in the spring. m ~ ss"s
IL you want cheap gains give them an early call
rlRNBERG & KAUFMiN,
Just received-20 barrels of the well kuoun
Magnolia Whisky in whole ard half barrels,
10 barrels superior extra st. Louis Flour,
~ boxes 40!bS. each full weight candles.
5 barrels Carolina Rice. 4
IL of the well known and s1perior Rail p1nn,a,
II assorted No. 2 and 3 Cary Plougls.
70 CO.'S Manila and Cotton Plough Lines all sizu,
Tor sale in. quantity to suit purchasers.
FOR THE BALL.
Just received a, d ~foi>sale cheap a splendid assoit
ment of White, Blue, and Pink Tarlatans,
do do do Dress Stamp Flcuncea
do do do a double Jupes.
Also a few fancy Head Dresses.
Opelousas, January S. 1859.
4 VATrrNAr
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VI THEIR pAssEN.

IF THEIR PAssEN.
hoped TO have
il to yon under
aud with more
i've willed thai
ken the bright
3p Emigration
log, which |
that | have
Il that might
}hud crowned
ibnly clog the
lin the warm
m.
really impor
"a | think. suf-
Eftn' using the
you can il!
/ber a, we were
( that night, and
! nd twenty emf
! deck Of the
| me the towbnat
Owing down The
The Opelousas patriot. [volume] (Opelousas, Parish of St. Landry, La.) 1855-1863, 1859-01-08

PHOTOGRAPHIC ROOMS, Ola Fep
u lows Hall, Washington.-Mr. HIS. BREEy hs
at considerable expense. fitted up his Rooms and i
now prepared to execute in every style any kind d
picture made in the United Suites. Ambroiypes
Melainotypes, Photographs, plain and colcred, and
Crayon Mezzograps on canvass.
Those wishing pictures and portraits that are
artistic and durable, are requested to give hint
call. He can not compete either in price or eyecR
ton with cheap Operators whose only expense Is 1
pocket instrument aud Il dozen paper cases. Thos
Wishing cheap worthless pictures need not call.
January |, 1853.
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-,
~uvery
ch would
ing winter
at results for
fishing. The
b {y one who is
ucture of the
st it must be
and appointed a
, 'e with DIR. Hayes
! oedition.
.N
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

spopeihle. This is no transfer OF taxes 1t Is the
snnih;lst;or of the excess spd extrayagance ot
c.untv e,pendi.ures and would 10 three years re-
move the State tax, eqnaIize expenditures and re-
ceipt,. and create q surplus sufficient to pay the
snnual ,xoenses Of every New England State, ex-
cent Masssrbusetts. Two remedies are suggested
for those difficulties one, a County Auditor, aud
The otter Board Of Supervisors, consisting OF one
member from each tjun.
Justices a the Peace are next taken in hand,
and the Governor suggests that their ministerial
and criminal powers be separ,ted, and that their
t.nurrs Of office he limited to two years
The remark. Of his Excellency on this subject,
as well as those county expenses viii create
great conmo'"n among certain classes As
another measure Of economy, the Governor sug-
gess that tax of three to five dollars be assessed
upon the issue vi every commission IRON the once
oi the Secretary OF State. In ten years more than
II 600 commissions have been issued 10 Justices OF
the Peace and other officers. The use OF parch-
uent in enrolling bills may be abandoned, as 1t has
been abandoned in England. The GoyerDor truly
say that orr printed laas furnish security against
alteration rot attainable by the use of parchments
He might have addpd that the more clerkly hands
employed upon bills before they are passed. the less
ikely they are to be accurate. The members of
the Legislature are pretty apt to see that Dill
passed to he eDerOssed is in correct shape; after
that they trust the eDgrossiBg clerk and two mem
bers of Committee. and have very little security
thst the Governor signs what they agreed to-.
The Governor next auhes to the recent decease
of John Hancock, the neph-w Of Gov. Hancock,
and the proprietor Of the Hancock House, and he
advises that the estate should be purchased by the
Commonwealth, for the residence Of its chief Ex-
ecutIve officer.
Returns obtained from every town exhibit re-
duciion Of 0000 in the valuation of estates,
as compared with 1851, but an increase of Sol4,.
OOO,O0 as compared with 1850. The reduction OF
town taxes last year was $4,000.
With some ee.leral congratulatOry remarks on
tbe reduction of expenses. and of the length of
Legislative sessions the Governor closes bis address
II is longer than usual, and embraces great vari-
ety Of ftopics, which are dealt with, generally, IN
bod and manly fashion. There is in it no ausion
IN national politics.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

MAs-TKAP ~ THE SrEEEr.-Mo.t Of the calvert
Covers ct the street corners efe slos sed (, become
very dspidseo before the Street Io-pec'ors attend to
their repair. Not loug ago man fell down 'hroc5a
the rice~alk In Grand street into empty well re-
ceivirg ieuss of whsh he died in two or three dsy'
after. Last Friday evening man named John Coo.
rey, while stumbling homewsrd, through the fog ard
snow in Forty fifth street, rear Tepth avenue, vas
suddenly precipi,sted itto dilspdsted sever, falling
distance Of sixteen feet and receiving very severe
iniur es. He remained in the sewer for lorg tine
IN ,bs to assst hinief <utfsrins greatly from his
WOUNDS, ara 10 inm rent psri of drowning. HIS crss
at lcr 9Th attracted policeman to the spot, Who ~'h
much difficulty suco.edei get ing hin out. The
m.n was taken home half dead, and may not recover.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

TnI CouRTs-Tbe City Court will be orgnisss
this morning, when the Petit jury will DO impsssslsd
and the calendar taken up. Tne Court OF Ses'ss
v convene Tuesdsy moraiOg, for the trial Of cra'
insl carer. Az the Special Torn Of the Supreme Coas
before Judge Lott, on Saturday, cso WA tsd In
which the paCtG, Jonathan $. Fancher, sued for tss
recovery Of three proUssory notes, amoantos 10 s -
- 500 from VIM Gnge ana others, the delsndsats -
whom they were loaned, and who it Is alleged uss<
the potss for other purposes than intended Tee -
fense that the notes given in c1nsideratenG =
DOM site difficulties Occssoaod in the fany sf -
fendant by the plaintiff. Ths evidence was 'asmsssd
10 the Court. NJ.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Sssr UP.-Peter Dawson, who has besa iyss N
Jail sisoe his conviction, account OF al attack q
p'euiisy was taken to Ssg Sisg on Saturday n ~
ccrdacce with the sentence Of the Court His coassa
are preparing bill Of exOe ptions aad vii move saes
new tIial at the approaching term Of tss Safssos
Cowt. t
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

CIrr MoRTALIrY.-Tbe total numt< cf deaths N
tht city ast week was 81; Of which %. we're mos, "
women, "a boys, asd 70 girls. The psiocipN ssssas
were: Consumption, i6; iDaammatioa Of laags, u
tt born, z; Group, 6; Ifsmnatioo Of bowels, sos-
let fever pueiporaifeys debility, nfs0tie couvu'''s
Beach pfanLe debility, dropsy in tas hsso, drownsSs
sscb. OF thsse % we're uoder ors yesr of age. "
nstyes Of tbs Usitsd States there were Sc; Icssn6
l6; E6glud, Z; Germany, 2, AusaA, British is.rb-
c., and Holland, l each. ey
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

The Rev. W II. Mlbarn lectures this Monfsyl
evening, at o'ccck the Prssbyt-riss Churci cor
rer q Thirty fret street sui nta avenue. HIS su'-
jeot-" Life ot Aron Bu-r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

meerfe in b.hslf f sailors ard II cir rights viii be
bed this tvenrg ct the Hsrine,s Cnurcn, as sdVer
tiseo ia srttl er cCiumr.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
BROOKL YN ITEMS.

BnooKLrs MgRcAsTTLE LsHARY.-Ths niptA leo
tore In the annual will oe delivered on luss4sy
evening, Jan II, st O'Clock, by Ralph Wslds 10
eron. Subject: "Couatry Life."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
CITY ITEMS

Mr.. George vsudentoff -ll read the play OF H.n-
let at The Ne~ Chspei, corner u Clint IN aad Congress
stree.s, Brookyu, this evsnisr-
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

The Rsv. D.. Ajsms will lecture to nishs a. tue
Cooper destitute, before the Mechsries s'ciey, on
Daily Wonteis."
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Tie annual ball of'hc Tsmnsry Society tskes place
toni, 1t, ard the attractions presented are more thsa
coInmosly oumerous AID tempting to t'o.e ~to have
fhncy fo tts kind Of entertainment. Many en'neot
sresters fio other psrs o the country have ens'ged
to come and to flavor the supp-r with elequence as
the cif,relt az ssts of the Day" are proposed.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Ito taxpayers will meet sgan on Tbursdsy night
10 sgree upon a IT emorisl 20 the Legislature
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
lAdyertisement I

IEAS.-lUE CANTON liza SoMfhNb INV -
very variety TrAs for 0rocs snt TsaOests le4
families souchonr Ooooas and Yoans frAo -
70 aoo Guppa and mpera from 2se 70 SEQ. 49,
&c shues equally low. Al.o B. n boxcs good F.sIv rsl -
81 Cal aud examine st No. sb Caahsm o., sstseen ~
and ROose welt sta
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
IAdvertiseussptI 4

EDWARD III. DiAOS, Dls ~, LultDI " -
scalp. and Operating and Cou.uiDs Surgeon, No. ~ tkss
Cor the obscure oesscs daily. betwssn
and T. and 7 and evenings. atf
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10
IASvertixofasnll
BRADf's GALLERIES.

AnsaorvpEs AND DaeusaRsSrvrsa
Noe. Se and ao BIo.dw.y. Ns~.YoIs, aaa Me- s@ rs>
vsats av., Washington d. G.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

DEATH U.s. DER srxorL.R CncrxsrEscD. a
Friday, Core ner Smell held an inquest on the b s14
Mr.. John ebout, rs,idifg in sress, near Pfaaksas
sho died sery suddenly On Tnur'dsy morning. NJ.
Tebout ~ss 81 yeus Of sge, aud leaves VIE ssd
eight cb idren, most Of .hom Of mature age. As2g
as can be s.csained, he retired 10 rsst - assdss
Wee, .esdsy night, ard Thursday morning sbs~s
ocl Sck, wss attacked with violent coavulsous.
81 el was sent for, but before be arrived Mr.. II,
'ieJ. poss-morsem examination vas held BY
Davis and Wells, when the stomach wss found
ibenmsd, Q large quantity Of aaid 10 II, sod =
chcamstAnos Indicated thst the deceased ne e hs
De slh from the effects Of arsenic. No analysis Of tso
cSnents Of the stomach was male, bas from tue esi-
eesos submitted to the Jory il ws evident taAs ss
dse ased sdmihistefed tho poison With ss ssa af0-
Deceased has pssd<s sos .Sas 40, - Gsess f,' :
"a vas Wi ksesa ~ "a seii2shs sssA. i~
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Nxw SAvMos IssrrsrIos.-kn oct to inoospWses
Dime Savings Bank" il ttis city b DOW bsesp
the Legisaiu II is TO be loo sted in the vcia'y n
the City Hall when established. The odgiaston <e
smoog the most en;nent asd wealthy ci,in ~ -
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

CASE OF TCosscHscE'-Tnsp psist Of sRomaa Cab.
Ole Cbufeb il the Ninth <d gave a,o lac hAs4s Il
Poiicemsn Clupsn lot Of silver ware sons days sses
which had bees given up - him By sops pscisssA
thief The name Of supo oelr wss inscribed % ~
satielss. They were ias,d by NJ. N. a. Csu'y
Of New Ysk, formerly . rs.ideaA Of Brooklyn, irsa
whom they hsd been eoIsn.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

COUNTERFEIT 5roSKr. On Saturday afternoon,
Officer Wison of the Detective force arrested ols
William Turoer, charged with passing counterfeit
IS b On the National Bsns B)'tos st the store No.
S4l Broadway. Turner, it IL alleged, about week
ago purch seed Of one Of tie femse clerks pair Of
fleece gloves ysiasd al % cels and rendered the bill
r question for pa, meUt The genuineoess OF the bill
not bting dootted Tarner received the requisite
CT spgs IN good money. dsy or t~o ago, the yong
lacy saw him, AID handed hm over to the custody Of
an officer Jultce Kelly committed Turner for exam
ination.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

THE PESsfoS BuL--Tbe Veterans of lsl2 com
men Grated the Bs,tle o. New Orleans ca Saturday,
by meeting ir ths Cooper Institute at which reso'-
tons passed declaring that the recent vote on the
Pension OI, in the HoOSe Of Representatives,, was
far eSpot6nt OF the wishes of the pecplr asd war
ranied their earnest faith in the success Of the bill IA
the Sensrn. Scarcely more than hundred were p es'
.Dt. Mr. Thomas Jeremiah acted "a Chairman, sod
Messrs. Scboes and Henry Smith addressed the meet
j.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

Ire steamship Fuhop, which sailed a. noon on
Saturday. for Hsvre and Southampton. took out
j Clancy Jones, United States Mnister to Austria;
Charles II. Jones, at,cb6 of the Austrian Leg g.tion
Wihi.m c. Pres,oc, United States Minister to Spsin
Mr. WooIey, Secretary and NJ, ,jor r. de H,vil.nd,
sttacbe of The Spanish Legation, and Major Kssrney
and family.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

ADJ. rtisenert.1
LFAKY ROOFS REPAIRED in the mOst efoeeoal
manner and ~ the .borsst not &C. with JossPu Drrs oAS
CEMeNT kooFNG Office No. 3iS Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

A. w. FABERs LEAD PENCILS, sold at rcon0
IN IL stationeSs. At whole sale only By
T. FAsss solo Asoot. No. IjS Wnxsspee.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

SLEDDrso Accipr sr.-A by ssmed Hsory Ksa
wss seriously irju' I'd Saturday By fsli'sg ron
Sled while ooa'tisfi down tue hill in Columbia Ases
BE v1 conveyed to his ressasacs, No. i26 York asss
By Officer CoybA
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

The nativity table gives 2G6 natives of the United
Sates - Of ireland, 90 Of Germany, 10 Of England,
Of Scotland of France and the balance Of various
foreign countries.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-01-10

BuRoLARiEs-About o'clock on Saturday morn
Jog Officer Carter Of the Esvebth Precinct discovered
tao ouelcrs attempting to break ioto the gfocsry
store Of IswIerce Ne-sel corner OF Aveaue AMI
Eia btb street The rascals had vielsnty foroef of
portion OF one of the shelters and in few minutes
more woud have 'fected rtrsncs I. the premises.
Upon the sporosoh o, the officer, they renqashed
the work and fed TIE csrkress Of the nigh. fscili-
ta'ing tteir escape.
Frec.riek Braderdch, German, twenty -folr years
Of sge S.taicsy morOilg found sscresd in the
house Of WIN. Geist, No Cstbarine street, which,
If alleged, lie e.teIed by mssns OF false key, with
.ent to steal Frederick taken in custody By the
police,
On Friday night last, tte store Of f. Fl. Arno'i,
No. l09 Fult,p street wss bTgtarously ertefef and
FIVE burdred and 6ify pCurds Of sewiog sik Ino'tly
black stolen ,herssiom. The silk vas taken from tie
csser, AID ca,ned Of loose in hsifpound bundls''
rolled up in pink papers No clue to the perpetrators
Of the csed has yet been obtsi ined.