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New-York daily tribune., 1859-06-30
COURT OF APPEALS.



In order constitute trust in respect TO money or
personal estate formal written IL necessary
declaration admission BY the IN possession OF the
fund will have that effect If founded consideration, and II
intention b. eyiueed with sufc cient CleaIuess
And s1ch declarations admissions evidence of the
trust, only against the party who made them bat also for the
purpose Of charging lands sewd purchased BY another
.on and wholly partly paid for out II the trust fund
f. having his hands lately received from the
plsiua In ENGLAND her letter eontainlg adms
.lns her 10 power of attorney in respect to
he fund which him accordingly did not other
wis. appear upon understanding b. hal the money
Afers srds tie so invested In the purchase and i'm
proysmert Of real the Conveyance Of which was
tsk.u Ia his brother ~ r. Held that the letter proper
evidence asans both the brothers or the purpose Of establishing
the IA. hsty W. held the money in trust and not s mere
debtor 10 the plaintiff.
Abonrh tke plaintiff II seems unders, od tia, her money
IN the real estate and ssssned Thereto JET
not having absolute deed be taken % another
raron without gnion II her interest held that tue
Wa. fraud IL her g, and that the estate
chsrseab with equitable lien In her favor IN ths nature Of
resulting frus'
general objection .eIies Of lette.s offered in evidence is
prupsry oyrred OF The series evidence tr
nnps. and on review Of the trial b. objected
thsf The should have limited the effect Of st-rs
Evidence ,he particular purpose for which they or Of
them was properly admissible
t~r,oh ,sho.e lauds charged with equitable len
d.TEe, 70 deliver his for part Of the and 20
rrore and deliver bond of another or the residue
The c ;o aees accept these obligations IN settlement -
the claim but, the being rendered refuses 20 receive
ther Such an accord is no; sassc,ioa Of The Len.
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DIED.

BARIAN-on Tuesday Jane 2s after long and painful Illness
which he bore with Christian frtitude, joseph baan ssed "
years AID months -,
The friend. and relatives respectfully invited 70 attend the
funeral from his late residence at RdgewOod Long Island
on FRIDAY at O'Clock Carriages will readiness
vey them the underskes South Seventh corner o
ThBd street, Brooklyn, H. d., at o'cl'ck precisely
CORY-Ai Union, N. j., Monday, June q, Aaron Cory
aged 50 years, months and IL days
CAsaENn . city Tuesday June 2s & aas. .a0I. but
County Of Limerick. ireland, aged So yeara
HALL-On Wednesday, -. Of consumption John Hall
aged p years and months. - =. 80.
His remains will be taken from his late residence, No $50
Eighth Avenue Greenwood for inermon. today June so
IL O'Clock Friends and acquaintance se respectfully Invited
10 attend.
KELso-On Monday June a. Charlotte widow Of the late
GeorEe Kelso of New York. In the 6d year Of her age
Her i'll be taken Greenwood from th residence OF her
son ipsw Robert j. Nav Woodstock Westarms, Wesehes
ter County H. Y, rurdsy, 5th Inst at 10 o'clock a. IN
New London papers please copy
Ia h.in ao,-s .s Lsea daughter Of Wf.n s. aud
Hannah Leach, aged years, mouths aud % days
MEAD-The funeral Of Obadiah Mead win take place a, st.
PsuPs M +. Church, Of Twenty second street and
Fourth avenue, on Friday, a. P IN - - IA,
The and friend. respectfully invited 70 attend with
further notice.
MoRToN-In thi. y on Tuesday afternoon. June 28 Mar
A. wife of Robert Morton in the 4h year OF her age
brother. David and Alex w nunsy respectfully invited
70 attend the funeral from No. 27 West Fifteenth
Friday July "a, lc O'Clock without further invitation
NELsON-In this city, on Tuesday June 23 William Nels0n
only u a. and Bridget Nelson aged Jea mouths aud
- Gays.
RYDER-In this city Monday evening June n st,r lon;
and illness Of consumption Thomas George Ryder aged
q years and mouths
sCBIFEER-At No IA East Eighteenth street Tuesday
June 2s Gabriel Schiller, in the attn year Of MS sge.
sHERWOOD-On Wednesdsy, June p, at IN, George z.
Sherwood.
Notice Of the funeral will given In this evenings pap
SMITH-On Weduesdsy afte protrac,ed Illness Mrs Rebec
H. smith, Of Richard Smith, in the seth yeu OF her
TIE friends and relatives family respectfully invited 10
the funeral services this Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock her residence Of Sixty second street aud
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STABBTyG AYFRAT.-Just before noon, yesterday
John Madden Of Cherry street, snd John Doran, met
a, the porterbousc Of Thea. Smith, NJ. 6i G5uve-
neur sirect, when Dorap accused Madden Of having
nsulted some females who were in his company al
an excursion the previous day. Msdden replied by
cIirchiIg with Doran, and striking him FIVE or six
times with dirk in the face and te nples. TIE assa
81; was arrested by Officers Potter sRd Moran of the
Seventh Ward. Do'an could not appear again-i Linn
in consequence Of his itjuiie. but he committed
by Justice Brennan fcT trial.
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d. s8,D2,7s4 sn,soo,512 ~
The Boston Post gays:


Since our last, money matters have shown little or
no change. financially considered, the Eufopeen
war the ground that il is to b. conhoed 10 lay.
has probably produced ell the sudden effects wi'hin ~
power Any future financial evil from 1t is hkeiy 20
b. slowly and gradually exhibited.
"The monetary world abroad u now experiencing
the reaction consequent upon unnecessary aud undos
preparation to meet those first, sudden ELECTS OF w;
sid as soue time ago, there was panic demand ior
credit and specie il Is probable that the present de-
.oalf for both is less than what Is likely TO be the
average Of the year, the market being temporarhy
supplied also with the surplus previously obtained.
aThe apparent accumulation Of gold in London no
suits from tie panic efforts Of few weeks back to OBJ
tsp i. The quantity really needed was large, but not
70 large as that which was procured. The aceumus-
ton however will be but temporary The actual war
demand Is great and incessant.
The Bank Of France also has recently gained tee
millions Of dollars in gold, but il is now sscertanee
that the increase caused only by the payments 70.
ward the National Loan. These psyments were suf-
fcently large 70 than Offset, Tor the moment, tho
immense outgoes through Marseies to Italy. Bot thi.
accumulation cannot continue. Both in London ana
Psrs il the war lasts, the stocks Of the Banks wn
melt away, and must be renewed. Little Of whaa
they pay out viii be speedily retufned-it WI b;
hosrded by the people who9eceive 1t, in France snd
| Germany. Austria and Italy
From Ill this, therefore, We anticipate consdef
sk!s fQgsisS demand tQg our gold hsaesfwwEds unds
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advertisement,
SUMNER.

We beg especial attention the peculiar character and sye Of
our Of SUMNER together with unusually large
.,ok of al eescrpoui styh and ch-sp linen fairies. We
have season. ured suits beautiful styles of
sh woolen skelt make that they zht 10
rxt AZ linen and much agreeable They have taken the
public tae that only here bat il the other primer
ps ee, have bad INCREASE largely pductJn OF
theu They lsn and durable and be secured
e.y linen They also protection against the changes
Of the wrsther
The prces-which have put down 10 the l9wes ,kay
bu, little from Duck and Drilling Goods although they nave
double the intrinsic value.
IA vii be abort, viii put down the prices
oi the whole o. our large Summer siocs az once
D. DEvLix L Co..
No. 2JS, % and % Broadway.
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,,...,;,g NJ "The Relation between The Conception
q and Expression OF ldeas'
Tba Elemen.s Of Success" was subject OF we'll
,.rten oration by WILLIAM +. BURHotGHs Of New
York. a.,;vo,oa h,, uvxs Ics
sHEsw.Yo,k Cts. His theme was "Itals," and his
.s..,nent Of the sabject was able for young Of
Bcuoucts were frequent accessory TO the perform
sS1SS The prizes were awarded as follows:
lh.fn'. CIass-Best in Latin, Greek and Matbems;cs,
.,s-I.u Whiting, As,oris.
hSrso,s Ciass-Bcst in Ls'in John o. Ph.yfe, Nesfork
G,es John j. Stephenson, New1Ofk oesi an datne-
es,,-. Joan J. Crane, Hastings.
The following degrees were conferred:
prksor Of LTs-John Blake, VIM. Frank Burroughs Ne
Csuphed, Henry J. DraytoD, Albert Gall.tin, WA
Snisn I.s,h hop."od, aeSrS . l.a'i .s o,ap. ona
a.. Paul schsrn, o. Fisher Shaw Roswell d. Snh' L. N
M. ks5...o,.a IN ne Scientific DepaytmentHenry C. Day.
oa,,i. Theodore r. Sauln.I n Albeit stewart o"oeis
c,, Of Ayts-Gsbrel Chevaer Of class ef 1885, John j.
o- a. cia of 1885, Henry stetiss, Of class oi 1855.
80, AZ Medcne- Wm II. Hall. N. Y; L. h. Covan, N.
n Ladd s. c. Frank b. Henry, Canada West VIM
n,poms Of the School Of Analytical Chemistry
a. - Henry Day. Georgia. Samuel Feck Spier New York,
Set,us Mott Francis do David Bennett, ST. John R9se do
The following honorary degrees we're conferred:
xa,t- Of Arts-JosePh Nimms New-Yorki Cssinivi Pa
f'n, Of Dirinift Rev. John jenkins, Calvary Pres
,rh Philsde pha; Rev. Tneo. w j. Wyhe, Professor
FS. Lfersture of Ref Pres Church Philadelphia Rev John
s PASTOR Park Church. Gass Scotland Rev Jeremiah
Lord Harlem New York Rev. Aquils A. Reese Of the be
shshrt church. Baltimore .
It~ Of Iavs-Hcu Thomas ". CeTke, Judge Of the sa
,,ens Court keS-York. -,
1be Benediction by the CHANCELLOR closed the
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mo, 70 BE- paid foT Until received.
A NEW WORK on THE HEART, by SAMUEL ,.
FrrcB NJ NJ D o. No TIA Broadway, NewYors (suh5r of
SIX Lecture. the Causes aud Cure q Consumption
Health It's Aids and Hindr.ncss" Scl PoPvLAr 1ssAr
I.r Oh HEArI CosPLasTs ApopleIy, Dyspepsia Palsy sJf
,uuR OF The Brain and other Chronic Dsesss with pr II
thrr durability Aso instructions ior preventing tDesse AID
pr,servins heahh 20 advanced azs.
This book Of the interest to all who se sasins
fou or Threatened Hear Complaint of the osofters
named The author proves soncgsvvy from hs entirely
srce treatment Of them III they - both prevented
and cured written pain p1pll=r style and d>-.zn-d
Tor the general reader Il volume Of ~ octayo PAGES bound
In uusn with hue ,nUsvins. Sent 6y nal Postpaid %
any one appyuz fr - vch need not b. rsec
uBt he booi received ana approved Of Ii not received
ser ordered wre asAn, s,nlAeTs souies take
farcy 10 Il, Apply, giving Af-Iess n f-u. 20 .
5. s GIrcH Co, No ia BToSdwsy, Se~ foFs
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NEWvJERSEY ITEMS.

SERIOUS SrABBIsG ArFRAY.-Between III srd IL
o'clock ON Tuesday night, family difficulty occa carred
at No. 262 Railroad avenue, during which John Haii
drew dirk knife and stabbed his brothern-law, Law
renee McGoveru. The knife entered the abdomen
nearly two inches in depth, aDd the wound may prove
fatal McGovern raised an oucry, and caused the ar
,e;t of the sssalaut, and yesterday he WAS commit
ted by Recorder Bedford to await the action OF the
Grand JurY
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he caught bis female friend in the &C. Of leaving the
room, and demanded Of her the restaitn Of his
money. She declined TO do anything of the kind;
and he fou1d shat out Of slso he had only Clio e
be called in Oa:cer Young 10 his assistance. The
officer found 80 in the wcmsn's stocking. and two
so gold pisce, in the room; the sther $40 was not
found. Justice Brennan committed Mss Clark for
trial
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Id " INTELLIGENCE
SUPREME oouRr-cH,~srHs-Jun. as-Besors Jastie

SUPREME CoURr-CHsssEss-June a9-Before Jastfe.
ROOSEVELT.
THE OLD POLICb CASKS.
Bekt;y sgt- the Board OF Police.
The counsel engaged ia this case came to settle the
order to-day EIJudsr Dear r th-p submitted pro-
cfoer bot the ether side osscd and betH pirti-s
that tie deci,ou rrncerrd Monday In their favor r
beanE the Justice tk he psper. and reserved MS
decision tie form Of the order be std on the decision
rendered on Mondiy.
TIE Trust HAByAs CORPUS.
People ex rel Mar Y. Trpst at Joseph W, Trust
Ordered that the question OF the disposition 10 De
a3e f the custody o children b. suspended 81; the m
and termination Of . action for divorce oroagh; b. the husband
against The wife.
DECISIONS.
In re-The petition of the Consisory Of the Re
formed PtSstsrt Dutch Churrh Ms-tet street New York
Order Of eierrnce % Chsrlrs inquire ino the cir
eurErces Of the tide -he Church. sni report, Sc
In fe-The application of Il. j. Hendricks eft al
Order spPoltiIE special guardian granted.
Eisfs T. Cant et s ar Allen AyraIlt.
Motion 10 change place Of trial from New-Iork to
LvDs.tou County DENIED provided put5. s,ipra,s admit
certain sts about which th BE- real douo sad dis
psui. kh the o e-Isr Witnesses to b. LAned IN
he
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Decea.e...... s.5i1Oi 1895, ,i9s ssI7sS satis.i~
This statement shows quite large loss Of deposits
and specie, with moderate contraction OF loans, and
this movement it appears proba 'le will continue.
With cur present enormous imports and dimlDished
exports specie shipments must continue and our bank
managers must continue to contract, to place them
selves in safe position and check the dangerous ex-
travagance of the orders for foreign goods
The steamer on Saturday it is supposed will take .
million of specie and perhaps more. TIE Persis on
Wednesday next ii is esti nsted will take million
and half The supply Of doubloOns is large by the
recent arrival from Havana, and the market Is de-
pressed.
The bullion brokers generally are offering onr
sl5 80 and $40 10. 1t is anticipated that at least
million of dollars more must come forward
Call loans are made to-day at 81 at cent With a.
occasional transaction at cent There is oonssd-
cradle activity, but the supply appears to be aoand
ant. The quantity of 6rstclass paper Offering IN
the discount houses is quite light, and, If short,
goes readily at 6a6i y cent. Long paper Is 'SS
cent, and passes with rather more freedom
The Rock Island Road will show about S75 900 earn
lngs in June and the Milwaukee and Mississippi be.
tween $i5 600 AM $4,000.
The business Of the Clearing. House $S, ,9Si 900.
large next week including 81 100000 for interest
the Government debt. small portion Of the two
millions of bonds issued by the Pacific Railroad VI
Missouri, and guaranteed by tina. State, has, 1t II
stated been negotiated in this market.
Opposition to tie scheme for leasing the Erie Rosd
for series Of years is springng up in the quarter
where it Anticipated. We trust this matter will
receive due consideration and that if the best inter-
ests of the road will be advanced by IT, that no per-
sonal considerations will be allowed to prevent its
contamination. Certainly the present management
have had fair trial. and like all previous sdmnistrs-
tions failed to make the road profitable. If Mr..
MuOt can make the road pay the interest the debt
and the present expensive management cannot, II u
due to the bondhoders that be should have the eppor
tuDity.
Owners Of Colchester Bank bi's, who presented
them TO the receivers within the time limited by tho
court will bear in mind that they get hundred
cents on the dollar for them upon application to
Edward Y. Thomas, at Colchester, on the 10Th and
3Oth Of June, or to II. ii. Stsrkwesher at Norwich,
on the let and ID of July.
The Ciertland Herald Of the 9th inst, notices the
failure Of Chamberlain, Crawford A.Co., who have
long been intimately identified with Lake Erie COM
merce. The branches, Crawford s. Co., Of Osdens-
burg, n. Y, and Chamberlain & Breed, Of Cleveland,
are also involved in the suspension. The suspensios
Of Messrs. Whitman, Standart Co., bankers Of that
city, is also announced.
The following is a comparative view OF the Savings
Banks of the City and State Of New-York for the
years 1856, 1857 and 1879:
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GAS MONOPOLY,
Of Then. y. Dibtne

To the Editor Of The ~ u T,ibsne.
SIR: would like to inquire through your journal
the of this city
against that corporation, the Manhattan Gas Com
poor widow and keep furnished 20 le, in house
which hire ct high rent Ny gas bills for the last tlree
ohs ioos The first month in the three was
&ls 25 this whsn tbe nights longest The second
month bill y 75 Of this thought but t-
the BAL IN for the last mouth (wAeu the
nights bad half dozen les. rooms le
consuming about one-tnrd less gas,
and applied the officer for redress without getting
n thought J would inquire through your wdelycirculatei
Journal there anythrr prevent these cornoiani cra
lions from devOUIing w1Ows houses ASlFfEhEh-
Nels- York, June 30 1859,
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BRUTAL AssAUrT-Tuesdsy evening the keeper OF
.be s1,e Bush ~k Greek, d on Frs street w.s
bgu,Ay assaulted sy In the saro of man who drove
~ tie bridge without paying the ;o IS three cents Tee keP
eT whse name Is John hoIp, demanded the 3 OF ne man
10 " n-h which refused Horn tsen ooz
~ r,e By the head enforce his demand when the ran drove
over and esssP Horn Who Is sboot seventy yea ~ age
vs., badly bruised hs head and body and tihsa IL
10 hi. huse. He : unable Identity he WHO COMMITTED
he assault.
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THE SArkRs AID HgHrAs FIcHr.-There i. 10th.
ing rew about this little dispute. TIE Unknown" I"
whom Sayers s to fght before he meets Heen.t, and
whose existence mnDy OF the knowing cnes have
doubted, is enough Of verify to put up bis stake
money at the regular Intervals. Another deposit Of
Eos was made on June T.
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fAivertisenert
To THE TRAVELLING CONNl-NITY.

WotFrs celebrated ScHiEpAM AkoaArc ScAxArfs should
h In The hands Of every ayer No family aou9 leave as
c!ty or be wi,hou; supply euring The Il lava
r.by corr-o ia effects of Of weather and beE
eraxe /, l. the parest liquor made in tie world
Pu, up In pin, ana qaa-, bottles Sod By Al Dfnsss Or0
cen end Fruit S,orcA
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THE BoiRD or HEALTH.-The Bosri met yester-
d.y morrng when adopted directing tae
piietor the tails boiling establishment the cn.r OF IRA
ham Ackbbon suspend opersous utl
chimney of the proper hight erected the stencil
seyrra reported sad the Boai adoOrnei
for
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BROOKL YN ITEMS.

TyE FOURTH oY JULY.-No preparations appear 10
have ben made s celebrating Fourth q July The mill
try a. BODY vii not Cub although sw COMPANIES hs'r
fed h-r intention pslzce There viii Be 10 general
temoLs.-sriln.
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BsGIssIsG EARLr.-A little boy, aboaS 10 years ef
Michael Murray cal ed .,e IN Fs.co s.F~
yesterday sern b5agh w snail Articles tie hsded
Sc bill pa, nett The propelof, - tbs store
p-ciI hat hs hsl ',-E he'd him srrv.,o. rhea va. a.
thst hso sto-n lie b from Ms uhs Nrp -
pristor 4 livery stable In Atlantic see.. Ts- saoE-y
given back % the
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How BURGLARIEs ARE CONSITTrD.-Wiliam
| Hughes, the confederate of Thomas Kelly and John
| +. Gordon in burglaries in this city, was
brought before Justice Brennan yesterday for
nation ON the charge of breaking into the house OF
| William Rhnelander the night of the 22d inst,
and stealing nearly $500 from his secretare. very
| pretty girl named Julia Kemp now an inmate OF the
| House of Detention No. So White street, was
brought into Court a witness against the prisoner
In view Of the important nature Of her testimony the
Magistrate had her examination in chief taken by
clerk in private room, much against the will of Mr.
Spencer, counsel for Hughes who loudly inveished
against what he pleased to term " sn unprece-
depted Star chamber proceeding The witness 10
her testimony stated that she had known the prisoner
for two years thief, and that he was in the habit
Of waiting upon her at her places OF service. Having
recently been engaged in Mr.. Rhineanders family as
wet-uurse, Hughes called TO see her several
times, ard inquired particularly as to whether
Mr.. Rhinelander ever kept large sun
Of money in his house, and where he kept 1t.
She told him that she did not know how much money
he usually had on him. but that he kept it in ceran
drawer in his writing desk, and enjoined the prisoner
if he broke into the place to be that he broke
open the other drawers well, as 10 divert tus-
picor from her. Having made this statement, which
was reduced 10 writing, she brought into court,
and required by the Justice to swear to its correc-
ness. At this juucture Hughes made significant
iestuIe when she refused TO take the oath. Judge
Brennan thereupon remended the prisoner, aud Kelly,
who Was with him, to the Tombs, and sent the girl
back to the witness prison Hughes wishing to re-
tain his ascendancy her. told Spencer to be sure
to get the girl out of custody writ OF habea'
corpus, at No doubt Mr. Spencer will endeavor
TO do early this morning. but meanwhile the Judge
has circumvented him by taking new evidence which
warrants him in holding Hughes principal, and the
girl as accessory. We are informed that the burg
Ian hsve servant girls in their employ all over the
city, from whom they obtain all the information they
require as to the value of their employers property,
ard the place. in which they keep it. 1t is probable
that having gone thus far some of them do not hesi-
tste 10 assist the thieves in gaining access to the
premises
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BmLIARDS.-Mr. Frank Parker of Janesville, Wis
sOasD, the man who latsy made csrom run OF D ll7
POINTS according to the veracous Wisconsin papers
n to play match at Milwaukee, on the 18th proI,
Sh Silss Coan of Racine, Wisconsin, 900 points up,
iao side the full game to be played. If Mr. Frank
sPsker can run 5000 points in the oarom game We
bay expeot to hear Of his making uninterrupted
faa Of couple OF weeks so, when he plays fall
- sue on pocket table.
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tAdv.rt,ems-t.
EVERYBODY SHOCLp OBTAIN A PHREyOiOGI-

CAT ExAnnsrIoa AT FowLxR Was. NJ. see Srssaw,y.
With char full wr-n description Of ersetss sitting fss
uts defcts and proper occupa.o- To scono1s-
stranger, and sru sure the Fooa VII Do co 90
the For rth Of Juiy
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hIEsr OF NOTED RECEIVER AND ALLEGED
anr.-Moses Ehrick, Jew, long known TO have
*s,he keeper of an institution entitled . Fence
Eighth avenue between Twenty fourth and I wenty"
2slIee,s, has been arrested on waran, issued in
Sse County, charged with completely 10 case of
<ssry. which was committed several weeks since,
"husgs in that county. Upon hearing Of his arrest