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STEAMBOATS,.

sI THREE TINES PER WEEK
z=ss.5z---zzFOR PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND =
pSTnatt7n Steamboat Company will, on and after
S SAAIr0kDA 7, the 18th August, RUN THE STEAMERS
GEO PEABODY" and "BELYIDEREn TIIREE TTWF ES
FHK MhEEk eaying Baltim9re EVERY TUESDAY,
the same hour. ~ ~ "'S' "nu at
dations 0 iOoiii 'eoouho'
For freight or passage apply to
.9tr j. BRANDT, Jr, Agent,
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a &c FOR THE
= y Mn ~ - 7-n NJ WEST AND NORTH.
,ronrrr,,,,,- AND WATERING PLACES
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAfI'W 4 v "a Oh4o
SUMMER ARRANGEWENT

ahhAAEEMENT
oh and after MONDAY iJune Goth, 1889
-, THREE DAILY TRAINS
VIII ~ De ri run over this Road as follows viz.
Isl Inc Mail Train leaves daily Sunday axcan,o, u,
a NJ arriving at Harrisburg AT IL A. NJ az lou
with the Mail Train for " III a Ms thefe connecting
p.i PIFTSBURG AND THE WFST
tllis AN passengers for the North and N;ooo 1,It
lse az W lilnsport at p. NJ and Flmro ~ q "a d
where they lie over all night ' anu i''n"a at $40 T. N
fen Sunaio and Niagara Express Train leaves daily
&AVepT Sunday at NJ arriving at HARRISBURG nj y
r. ~ M ,o Wliasport at II NJ Emira at M and RnGao
az iO9O a. NJ, ana Niagara Falls F. NJ next day This
ualh connects at Elmira with trains for ~ '@J' AiiiS
ALL THE CITIES AND TOWNS IN WESTERN NrI,v,
All fOhh AND CANADA '
ana ;J 5ulao with trains for Suspenson lrid,o ~, 4
via tilS nItat western Railway no-g W unity
OIL GGihNADA AND THE WEST AND N0RTHWEST
NJ i and Chicago Express leaves daily Mt
necn1 az hasTrs2urg at l04O p NJ and there con.
and ali n S Gs Of the Pennsylvania Railroad for Pburg
trans ooDPSc D. SPRINGS take A. NJ and P NJ
a f g2eet at Harrisburg with Pennsylvania Railroad
ton cars hgon' and there take Huntington and Broad.
GAP sP PRRfk; CARLISLE CALEDONIA and DOUBLING
FSIMITTsS Elt, LiTTLESTOWN, GETTYSBURG and
train saturdays - ~ tram ually, ana Z. NJ.
ness a1, and further correct and reliable
f apply AT the Ticket office Calvert Sfator \ u
- ~ ~ anu i TniSl IN q, streets, Baltimore
J. Fl WARNEP ny TG T. Run Ely, Asst Superintendent
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MEMORANDA.
Steamer Henry L. CAV Her. for Baltimore, cleared at Phil
adelphia, 18th inst
ship Revere Rookie, for Baltimore, sailed from Caldere,
Ships Jas ITovey Robinson, and Norseman Haskell
Hampton Roads sailed from Caao 10th ult lonian, Mitch
ell. do 18th
Ship Archer, Is days from Caao, arrived in Hampton
Roads 18th inst
Ship Kalamazoo Taylor I'm Liverpool for Baltimore was
spoken Aug. 18th, lat. As, lon. %.
Ship Wandering jew, Stacknole, FIN Caao for Baltimore,
was spoken July 18TH lat 50 Go S. Ion 50 80.
Ship Flora Temple, johnson, uncertain, at Whampao,
July 4th.
Bark Willard MITCHELL for Baltimore sailed from Cardiff,
26th ult.
Bark Anton, CAust Ivanich hence Liverpool went to
sea, l4th inst
Bark Campanrro, Dube for New York, sailed from Rio
Janeiro. Aug. 10th.
Bark George Henry Trowcr, for Africa, sailed from Pal
Ia, 2}d ult.
Bark Creole, Buck from Baltimore de Janeirowas
spoken 10Th inst, lat. 80 81, Ion. II ~.
Brig Monserrate, Crowther, from Wilmington, n c. for
West Indies spok Sth inst, lat 80 81, lon Cap
tain and crew sick, and supplied with medicines by
bark Antagonist. at New York. from Rio de .aneirO The
would make for Bermuda,
Schr Emelne Chester, Brewer from Alexandria arrived
at Providence. 18th inst
Schr Ben yandiver, Holiness for Baltimore, sailed from
Richmond, 18th inst.
Schr T. Hill Wheden, for Alexandria sailed from Provi-
dence, 18th inst
Schr John v Miner, days from Sombrero, arrived in
Hampton Roads lith inst.
Schr A. Middleton Jr, Sipple for Alexandria sailed FIN
East Greenwich, 18th inst.
Schr Minerva, Hall, from Alexandria arrived at Fall
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the season, between ' 'N7"'"' UPS ~
- BALTIMORE AND FREDERICKSBURG
On FRIDAY, March lt 1889, leaving Baltimore on tina
Day at o'clock, p NJ, from her BERTH on Light street wharf
FOOT OF Barre and each succeeding Friday thereafter nj fh
same hour arriving in fredericksburg next day evening
Saturday. before dark Returning, will leave Freericks
S urg every Tuesday morning at clock after the arrival
arrive arrive IN. n Baltimore early Wednesday morning.
, me irgina will stop at all Of her usual landings on
tile kAFFAEANNOCk, going and returning; and i'm aJd
ton thereto, CARRIERS CREEK, to land freight and pss
sengers. '7' anu f'S
The steamer has large freight capacity which facilitates
he handling and slowing of goods, thereby preventing
breakage and other accidents f 'H
She is amply provided with well ventilated State Rooms
and etS which renders her of the most pleasant and
comfortable boats for passengers the Chesapeake Bay
has been thoroughly oyerhauled repaired during tie
past winter, and furnished with NEW BOILER thereby
greatly increasing her speed ''
Freight OF all kinds taken at very moderate rates. and
and Friday, up to 3 o'clock.
" All Freight landed on the river must be prengid
Goods from other lines destined for Fredericksburg N,
points on the river will be promptly received bv the Agents
IN atimore, charges paid, and forwarded with DESPATCH
Tram from the River received and delivered per bag
For further information apply board, or TO
CAPRON Il GWYNN, Agents,
No. II South street, Baltimore
r. LAUGHTER, President
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MertbanHi3k.

A LFRED MORTON BORDEAUX-Superlor
IN Old Brandy, for sale. C. O. GORTER, No 50 s. Gay
Agent ~ - aets'
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CLEARED.
ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE

ARRIVALS FROM BALTIMORE.
Steamship City of Norfolk, Norris Savannah, 18th inst
Brig Abbot Lawrence, Fuller, Portland, 18th inst.
Schr fremont Groves, Barbados 18th ult.
Schr Ambition. Wroten, Norfolk, 18th inst
Schr Osceoln, Wilson, Norfolk 18th inst.
Schr VIM Frazier. Seward, Norfolk, 18th inst.
Schr. Sea Nymph Dawson, New Bedford, 18th inst.
Schr Ospray Smith Washington, n. c., Sth inst
Schr G. Jayne, Smith, Providence 18th inst
Schr Mary Helen, Hutchinson, Providence, 18th snS.
Schr. Butterfly, Hubbard, Richmond, 18th inst.
Schr. Emma jane Phillips Richmond, 18th inst.
CLEARANCES FOR BALTIMORE.
Shin John G Richardson, Lewis Liverpool, 29h ult
Bark Union, Fuller, Boston, 18th inst.
Brig Isadore, Baker. Providence, 18th inst
Schr Susan. Lang, Halifax, Sth inst.
Schr Lath Rich Carlton. Savannah, 18th inst.
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SOUTHERN PORTS.
ALEXANDRIA, September l4-Arr schrs NJ Radou N
York I. A. Crook Wareham; NJ Perren Boston: D. Hale
New York S. Sparks, Richmond. 80 o'
Cid schrS Island City, and r. c. Secob New Yorl. Nj
nerva, night0n: J. n. Smith, Norfolk A' "
NORFOLK, September l5.-Arr. schrs B. W Eldridee
West Indies Jenny Lind and Kesiah, Alexandria -Cid
dies. 'e"'' "''' III
New York ~ i " "usdii'
RICHMOND, September 1t-Arr schr Stag PHILADELPHIA
cid. brig Larukah Norfolk 7' e'ph'd
SAVANNAH, September l2.-Arr. schrs Commerce Mas.
sau, y. p; VIM Smith, Wilmington n G. -'"'
SAVANNAH, Teptember l3-Cld steamer Iocust Point
New ork: schr Commerce, Nassau, n p ~
MOBILE, Septemb IO--Arr bark Mary Coe New York.
brig Julia Boston WV -'' Ao'A'
NEW ORLEANS. Sept I2-Arr borls NJ Rlapcbord No
tauzas Charleston -|N
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81 FOR THE SOUTH
ESSSsss,,s5sS DIRECT ERON NFTv vnp1- mn, m,

- DIRECT FROM new YORK, PHILADEI
PlllA and BALTIMORE via the
NM, ,-,r-or hay LIN E,''
10 M N4qK ReE kEIo WELDON RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
GOMERY, AND NEW ORLEANS.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sundays,) via
BAY LINE d SEA-BOARD Il ROANOKE r. Roam
~, TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller
to NO MIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK TO WILMINGTON n n
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9iartos atn TlusiG.

xss{fxkeEss-Sz F. D. BENTEEN,
Y IS SOLE AGENT FOR THE SALE
III Ii - III III
= NUNN'S & CLARK'S PIANO FORTES
Warerooms No 10 North Charles 50 Fayette street
Constantly receiving new supplies ofNUNN'S CLARK'S
SUPERIOR PlANO-FORTES.
From the subscribers long experience in dealing with,
and being perfectly familiar with all the most celebrated
makers Of Pianos, he is determined retain the Agency
only of n uNN'S CLARK'S PIANOS, being fully salts
ned by his own experience and that of Others that they
the best and most perfect Pianos before the public in
tome touch wor kmanshp, durability, keeping in
not breaking strings, and the fact being daily widely
known to all disinterested persons
II Pianos exchanged for rent, tuned and repaired
MEl40DEONS from $45 to $500
ORGAN HARMONIOUS To loot
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EASTERN PORTS.


NEW YORK, September I4.-Arr. ship Harry Hastings
San Francisco briggs JeX Jamaica Truxilo, Port Prince
Schrs Eclipse Cardena Zenith Jas Steele and CrinoIne
North Carolina
Cid. ships Johanna Wilhelmna, Hamburg; n THOMPSON
and NJ C. Day New Orleans American Eagle London; Red
Gauntlet, Shanghai ~
NEW YORK, September l5.-Arr steamship Parkershurr
Savannah: shps Puarch, Reporter, Australia Liver
pool bark Addison Child QiO de Janeiro brig f. W. Sew
burn, Malaga schrs j. W. Harris, Windsor, n s.; Mary
Mankin, Boston. '
Cid. steamships Bavaria, Hamburg; Alabama, Parkers
burg and huntsville Savannah James Adgar Charleston.
New Orleans '
PHILADELPHIA, September l4-Arr brig Lanzarotte
Jamaica lid ship Northampton, New Orleans
PHILADELPHIA, September l5-Ar. brig MoIunkus
Eastport Schrs Jos NJ Houston Mobile: Whby Odessa
Del Alice Lea l. 5. Leyering Restless, T. Lake r. VIII
liamS and Il. T. Sharp, Boston
CID. steamship Keystone State, Charleston bark T. Dali
lett aguayra brigs Chcopee Boston; Canton Port an
Spain. G. I Frost. Cardenas Wv "N
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LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, SEPT. II

SHIPS.
Esn steEaSt gon Hed Ssss9 5r Co.
" BrSn the sSa Y S Ho5ss.
L ehia Ha %oR FspaFDgRB H adGSges
Mississippi, Allen, ROtterdam-B NJ Hodges, Jr.
5Tsbs S en Booth
Vile de Dieppe )Rossesp Stirling Ahrens
Alan Ker lRr wintor I; BA nRds w.
chaae R Ro % E rSS2D onS Ss, wars
Columbia, EBrem Semcke, Bremen-katz Leopold.
EIodena, Ryder ChariestonNC Penderga ra a SONS
Nashua Levi Lewis b. Bos s, Whtridge Co
Selah, Gould, Charleston-C. Pendergast
Sophia Elizabeth, vandenhof, Cienfuegos-L Cuttings
VIM. 4; n Tman Gavgt, Rio de Janeir9~Jas A. Hooper
Canada r. {{S;i Fitzgerald Booth Co.
Eliza Ann, WineRenbach, Boston-Keisey &C Gray
E Eota. Bs i4 ss Bosn New Rogers
Hannah Creighton Kchmond"Jas Hooper s Snsse Co.
humboldt Hum Greenow, St ThomasnA; B. Morton Sons
h2"ra M% r. ff.f Feig mW Rhoads
Mary Cobb, Pisbury, Port Harvey, n B.
fR'Y2 sG Gha@eo3 ea e. 6ao
BrT SsSr
Union state Foxwe New YorkUDunnocSS % Safry
VIM Hail. Pattison PhiladsTW Applegarth Son
Flora King, TEeworgy, for freightNEelsey & Gray.
Harriet ret No. No.. Pacific Fitzgerald, Booth SC.
Indus, Iof MilwaukieO Humphrey, Charleston.
Iowa, Paine, North Carolina-James Corner & Sons
John ThRi II raysr wilmington cTrayeTs Mitchell
Eohno MoTf} BGnRs
Lucinda, Mercer North & Dickinson
M 9qs FTsa Mitchell Weathery
sy s;s4 s %S e R5s6
Wirgin2 Hrw19 North @ Corner Sons
Zephanah, Walker, North Carona-whedbee & nickinSon
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Sbippina Smtsligsnts.
PORT OF BALTIMORE, September 16.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamer Henry L. Gaw Her. from Philadephia-mdse. to
Steamship Thos. Swami, Layfeld, hours FIN New York
Bark Maria, Johnson from New YOrk-mdse to Jas Cor
Bark Adelaide, wngate, from Rio de Janero Aug 18th
Roebgk 1 New York. and had 30 passage to capes
Westminster Banne repg Statesman, Emory, do Rbym,
Pa Gnr w Ss mnsfMi do
nrlg g Warwick, Lanfare, loading for Baltimore Iau
Bark Clifton, Lewis IS day; from de Janeroo J. A
lat s Se 20 Teas d american brig with Blue y
S Saq white n ball h Rtnn z s %a AWrn
$40 W. American ship supposed Esther-parted company
Bark Lexington Thatcher SO days from Cobre. Chill
copper D. Keener lowed up by the seamtug
Bark Weand, (Brem) ostermann, IS days from Bremen
mdse and q passengers to Katz Leopold.
Dougherty Woods Co NA- N0''on- Sus" u hser'On'
Brig C9qqste Young, 81 days from Guano Isand-guano
Bs G%9 Msredh ETskins from Aspnwa via CT
Brig - nSckersOn NickersOn l6 days from Turks Island
Brig Lady Of the Lake (Br Newman, IL days from Trn
aaad1hballast to Jos Yates Co Left ch Adeiia, I'm
7enon Hail. days lay aG2 Om tn Rio st &c ane
coffee to Spence Reid Experienced light windshad u
49, ship Bay State y days out from Boston for New Orleans
schr Pocahontas, Sparrow, daysfrom sagua Grande
sugar sugar to F F " Y, Bruno Sons.
guano to A. ElIicott & Co N''''''' '''
Schr Pfowess Hulse from New York-mdse to Rose &
Lyon.
sGhr George Arthur (Br Dore, 10 days from Nassau
Schr Geo Grce, Johnson from BOBBY Isand-guano
schr Astrea, Pine, from Eastport-mdse. to Kelsey Is
beT and naval to Danno % TW entRerT N
Schr. Elizabeth, Latchum, from Newbern n C-naya
stores to Jas. Corner & Sons
schr. Sheet Anchor, Hall from Charleson-te Heslen s.
Schr Jas Madison TraYers, from New York-ballast to
schr Two Brothers, Ward, from New York-mdse to W.
schr .; W Eldridge, Simpson, from Norfolk-fruit to
Schr R. H. Huntly, Hammond, from New York-mdse.
Lsto Canal Boats from HayEe de Grace Steamer Jun
Boat Bait Coal Co., No l. Captain Betron-coa to Chas
Beat Bait Coal Co.. a. Captain schebe-coal to Chas Gil
Boat NJ. Welsh, Captain Baight-pg iron to Brooke
Boat American Eagle, Captain McCarty-lumber to Red
grave & Burns
Boat Col. J. Raymond, Captain Wison-lumbor to A. L.
Boat Co, D. E. Welt, Captain Rehrer-lumber to J. W
Boat j. A Meyer Captain Strausser-lumber to H James
& Co.
CLEARED
Steamer Henry L. Cav, Her, PhiadelphiaJas. A. Shr
Ketch Comet, (Br) Hill, Bermuda-J c. Yates & Co
Schr. Kohnoor, (Br.) Blanchard, Domnica-J c. Yates
Schr Wild Pigeon Millken, Providence-s Phillips &
Schr Hannah Martin, saight, New York-Rose & Lyon.
Schr. Gen Worth, Jones, Rchmond-Wm. Applegarth &
Schr J. Il, Etheridge EdmondsOn, Petersburg-Wm. APP
,hr Cambria, Mitchell, Georgetown, D. C.-P Malcolm &
Schr Jas F. Price, -, MISUNDERSTANDING & Co,
SAILED.
Ship Arnold Boninger, Prus Hashagen Rotterdam, in
tow OF Tiger.
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2nabRr.

C%MAtUlI+
I UMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
Ld gb er b bU n hang pR
Lg5 street wharf, or of EutaT an$ SsTns
UMB Err.
We call the attention of our friends and others
Inst received large lot Of White PINE and CHEs-
NUT FENCING low for cash sh .;naoe
WHITE PINE BUILDING Material.
PICKETs, &C. -'-'0' LA iiS
Farmers and others would do well to call and examine
asst -. p EDWARD TURNER & co.
WILLIAM S CROSS G
GENERAL co Il rs MERCHANT,
i:t p corner Falls and Eastern Avenue, Bait
Grain, &c, and fill orders for same '"O0NS
Messrs Magraw Rooms, Agents Pa Central RR Co Bait
Pc: Springer ngs,I Esq Custom House, Baltimore
Fenby Asbqry, Philadelphia, Pa
S W. Miller ESQ.,, Burlington, Pa. mh7-tf
T UMBER, SHINGLES,
10000 No i HEART rs sfiIS nc Tssa'i
5000 feet a and 81 Hemlock FENCING.
others Also variety of Building Material ali Of which
'''' " ''" '' D''' clR Es5S ZIMMERMAN CO.,
ap7-tf adjoining Norfolk Steamboat tS@ Wharf wharf.
I UMBER FOR WHEELWRIGHTS.
- OAK,
ASH,
JOS. THOMAS t&esso9 son,
lelz.n corner Park and CLAY streets:
MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
w AND HA Arb S Woob ET M2Rks' YARD
,J BRA u LETS M0ULDiNGs, and oRNAMENfAL SAW.
IT ffY an bW TEEIkINiSNS, of every STYLE for
a1@RAL RESIDENCES,
Columns futed an -,ain Balustrading for Porticos
>s@sI go ShPS efhRE e ofGfsfFgse'
TURNING AND S! s2% VIM variety of
u,pn poon 1r,,nr,, MOULDING AND planning
MAHOGANY and WALNUT,
CHERRY and POPLAR,
Also, COFFIN sTUFFs and yENEERs. '' AA'-'' A0'
y.,,i-sortb CORNER OF PARK AND CLAY STREETS
SALT RIVER BOURBON AND
AI ~ ,,,.-,. RYE WHISKEY DISTILLERY
The Whskeys manufactured at the above Disery have
almost acquired wordwld reputation The Proprietor is
still engaged the Manufacture same article but on
well known to need anything like repetition Of The many
notices that have appeared in the different papers
s Th so ley are sIR The aqhqTzsd AGENTS for the
BoURBoN AND RYE wH1sKEYs
and orders by through them will meet with prompt
Messrs A L SHoTWELL son, Louisville, KY
S SESkF H HARRI Esq. ~ q CID Slip,
e. f. , BEGK KY TIL & CO, Chicago, Ill.
.r,.., s. T. SUIT, Proprietary
aPi-a Louisville, KY.
JEFFERSON CIGARS.
~ 10000 JEFFERSON LONDRES CIGARS. receivad mar
The annexed letter from the makers of the Jefferson c;
will shcw such parties as have asserted that our
tons wereof inferior quality that is as much ont S @
quality for first The brand standard and is the second
p TTER&AN & SON. Imnortars
No u North Charles dapIese Street
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wIEeff-@ THE BEST PIANO FORTES
#nI1EfYHISE
u u III III CHICKERING Il SONS.
They have received 50 Medals for their su-
periority all other makes and the fair the Ma
ryland Institute, the HIGHEST AWARD. They are
acknowledged by all judges to be the BEST PIANOS
United States.
Some excellent second hand Pianos for sale Pianos
tuned. / T. STODDARD
d2lu No. South Calvert street.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-14
From Mexico.

The Steamer Tennessee al NetD Oriedas-7he
Passage Of the American Mails Forbidden by
Robies-Gredt Confusion at the Capitol
Change Of Presidency Erpected-An Outbreak
Fedrsd-Ihe Church Property 10 be MOrtgay-
ed.
New ORLEANS, May 2.-The steamer Ten
nessee, which has arrived at Quarantine, fur
nishes dates from Vera Cruz to the 9Th inst.
and from the City OF Mexico to the lst. Cen
eral Robes was at Jalapa, with 1000 men,
He had issued decree forbidding the passage
of the American mails. A scene of great con-
fusion reigned at the Capitol. change in
the Presidency was soon expected. A general
outbreak, il was feared, would occur shortly.
Miramon was endeavoring to raise money in
kurope on the Church property, the Arch
bishop having consented to its mortgage. The
English and French fleets was still at Sacri-
ticios.
On the I'd inst.,. Miramon issued decree
closing all the Gulf ports to foreign commerce.
Guadalajara has been captured by the Lib
eralists.
The efforts of the clergy to raise forty mil
lions to aid the cause Of Miramon, has, SO far,
been unsuccessful, and there was no hopes Of
their raising any portion of it.
Washington, May l2.-Private dispatches
from Mexico, received at New Orleans by the
Tennessee, and telegraphed to this city, re.
present the prospects OF the Liberals for tax
ing the city of Mexico as encouraging. Thu
efforts OF Miramon to raise money in Europe
ON the Church property are considered futile
in view of the hostile condition of affairs on
that continent
The capture of the city of Mexico by the
Constitutionalists is considered merely Qurs
tion of time.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-05-14

An ELoPRMEST FROM HAvBH PoR New YoRK
THE PARTIES ARREsTED.-A communication
from Havre says-A curiousaffair has just occurred
here. On Saturday, April lb, lady and two gen.
tlemen alighted at hotel and took tickets fol-
their passage to New York. on board the Mercury.
On the same day, while the party were preparing
to visit the town, telegraphic despatch arrived
from Amens directing the lanlord Of the three DER.
sons in question arrested, and to stop thirty.one
chests which they were about TO take with them To
New York The l8nlOrd instantly replied by tele.
graph that il business Of his To arrest people
and that the police, and not he, were the party Ia
whom. such commissions should be given. The In.
dy and her companions happened to be present when
the despatch arrived, but nevertheless, took their
walk on their return, however, they paid their
bill in hurry, and took up their quarters in a
lodging house in the Rue della Communicate.
Meanwhile another despatch arrived from Amiens,
this time for the police, and the inmates of the for
mer hotel were awakened at midnight from their
slumber by the arrival Of party Of sergeants de
vile, who did not retire until they had unsucess
fully Of course, searched every part ofthe house.
1t that at length information was obtained of
the abode of the fugtiyes ind il is stated that the
lady was discovered in such an undress that no
doubt could be entertained of her intimacy with one
of her companions It has since transpired that the
latter number in an eminent Amiens firm in the
wine trade had fallen in love with the wife of his
partner and absconded with the lions share OF the
profits of the concern. The third parsonage was
merely clerk who had lent bis passport to bis for
mer employer.