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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-10

JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma Str Corner Sixth Ct aud Pa nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
veied the exercise of spirit favorable 10 the best In
tsrests of the National Democracy.

veied the exercise of spirit favorable 10 the best In
terests Of the National Democracy.
The Florida Democrats State Convention, ON
Monday, Endorsed the resolutions Of the Senatorial
Democratic Csueu' which require Congress To legsass
for the protection Of Slavery in the Territories.
-Ex-Gov. Corwin and Francis p. Blair, jr., are TO
address the Virginia Republican Convention, which
meets at Wheeling on the ID of May.
The Caarleston Mercury contains good news for
the delegates report bad gone abroad 70 the effect
that the allowance of to be shortened BY the
operation Of Sunday law. The paper referred 70
says:
'' On the contrary, we learn that the rgor Of the
License law will be relaxed during the Convention,
and that none Of hotel lars will be nterfered with
for accommodating their guests on Sunday"
The following is an extract from letter written
by q late member Of the Connecticut Legislature
'"We have passed through a very hard contested
election, and bad It not been for 'Old Windham
County we should have been worsted You need not
think that we are 10 be nearly doubtful this Fall.
You know that the question is the main spoke in
the wheel 10 our State election. That question viii
not operate 90 hard with us this FALL on President.
With good candidate carry the Stats by 5000
majority easier than the 500 we have this Spring."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
FROM MEXICO.

INDEMNITY FOR LOSSES AT VERA CRUZ.
By way of New Orleans we have adviees from
Nexico TO the Goth alt We are indebted TO the Adams
Companys Express for papers in advances of the mails
Juarez had Issued special decree, iDdemnying, to
The fun cunt Of their losses the sufferers by the late
bombardmentof Vera Cruz. The decree OF iDdemni-
fcatOn covers the whole of the property destroyed,
whether moyeabes or real estate inside or outside the
was belonging to friends OF the Constitutional cause
That Of the friends Of the besegng party is specially
excepted For their losses there is no ndenniheation
wbaever. From the terms Of the decree however, 1t
would appear that the benefits OF the extend only
10 those who shall repair their losses The certified
expenses Of the repairs must be presented 70 the Treas
pYy Department, and only upon euch presentment
will cognizsnce be taken Of them. This VIII douot
less insure the reconstruction OF the city, Iae inoem
infection " IN all eases 70 be paid out OF
tbs proceeds from the sale of the church property
eonhscated 10 the Stae by the law OF July
lsst The amount Of ready money thus at the disposal
Of the Government we have not the means OF ascer-
tanning. We presume, however, that az yet It Is
small. Az to the amount Of property destroyed nee
essary, 10 defense Of the CITY, and by the lombard
nept itself the beet authorities estimate it at between
a. 600 600 and s. 600 900. 1t expressly stated how
ever, that the losses have fslau heavier upon the
friends OF the beseging party, who entitled 10 no
Indemnity. The decree makes no distinction bet een
natives and foreigners, whereby we conclude that all
viii he entitled 10 the same indemnity.
The new prize captured on the Mexican c,as. is a
vessel Of about 400 tons burden, and laden mostly
with provisions. She was Spanish bark. Her org
insl name was Maria Conception, but after leaving
Havana she assumed that Of COnchits Mirauon, wife
Of Gen. Miramon. The captured bark had been re-
claimed by the commander Of the Spanish squadron at
6ecrihcos and the suit wss still pending when the last
mail left Vera Cruz.
The correspondent Of the TrOI GUaion, writing
from the City Of Mexico, on the 9TH, says that the
(;Ovsrpnsns ia again bOreIy In want Of money and
sazt there lie talk Of new forced loan OF five per cea
On 81 capital.
il the mean time II we may believe the pqblc jonv-
nAls, the Indignation against the Yankees" Tor 1er
s-mnsthy With the Constitutional Government and
ssgssTs Of the Marin expedition, bsd risen 20 zach
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
THE POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

This Board held special meeting yesterday noon,
AZ Police He ,dquarters President BowEs in the chair.
The fret Business transacted the reading Of the
pev law by Mr.. Embree, the Chief Clerk. BY the
18Th section Of the law, the President of the Board is
created General Superintendent in the absence disa-
bty Of the Superintendent, and empowered TO per-
term all lbe duties Of that office, subject 10 the rules
and regulations Of the Board and with proportion.
ate increase Of pay during such continuance OF duty
The office OF General Superintendent being now va
can't President Bowen, of fills the position, DIT
the pfoportonae increase Of pay being MATER OF
nsequepce TO him. he very generously, ana with
the consent Of the Board, donated the salary thst
woud accrue from sad Office for the purchase OF BOOKS
10 be placed in the Station House libraries. The
money will be placed in the hands Oh the Chei Clerk
10 be DISTURBED for such purposes
By resolution the President was directed 70 detail q
Sergeant and five patrolmen 70 act as the "Metropo
tan SANITARY Police provided by the 54th sect on Of
the law The names Of the persons in shis detament
have not vet been made known. The Sanitary Police
OF company are empowered, under such distribution Of
power and duty may be made by the rules and regu
aions to Wait and make inspection of all ferry boats,
manufacturer slaug tenement houses, and
edces suspected OF charged with being unsafe and
10 take a necessary legal measures for promoting the
security of life and health upon or ia said bosts, manu-
factories, houies, and edit The section pro
viIes for very summary action in the premises upon
complaint Of the Sanitary Police before magistrate
The Counsel of the Corporation of this city having
d, cared that bills for medical services OF the Salioo
Bouses are properly chargeable 10 tho Poli,e Fapd
az by the fifth rule for the government OF the Police
Surgeons is made their duty 10 attend all casualties
requiring professional aid, occurring by day night
in their several disets the Board therefore adopted
resolution that hereafter each Police Sarsses Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19

Co,. revolving nix shooters, navy sze the eonstan
somnan;on. night and day. Of every frontiersman VINO
sppfeciates an effective weapon.
Rich silver mines are discovered wees sro de-
Nitrate Inc great mineral wealth Of Arizona. A
rev mine was discovered some weeks since near the
San Pedro river by several scientific gentlemen con-
nected with Capt Stones Commission for the survey
of Sonora One huge block OF ore estimated 70 weigh
500 pounds has been taken out solid and is designed
az a contribution to the Washington Monument Spec-
mems Clipped off at random have been essayed by the
most skilul chemists in the country and found to con
tain from $3.50 70 5000 per tun, making TIE intrlnsic
value Of the block, in silver. abOp. $780,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-04-19
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
NETWORK CONFERENCE OF THE METHOj
DIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
SEVENTH DAYS SESSION..

On the reopening of thu Conference yesterday
ing the result Of the fourth ballot for delegates to the
General Conference was announced. Whole number
of votes 1S0 necessary TO choice 81. The Rev. Paul
r. Brown PROGRESSIVE received 95 and was added to
Yesterdays list One delegate still remained 10 be
chosen A fifth ballot was taken, and resulted in the
election of the Rev. j. b. Beach. Aerward the Rev.
Lucius H. King was appointed reserve" or alternate
delegate.
The delegation therefore stands as follows:
Conseyratire Pyo2yessfre
Rev Benz. Griffin, Rev. ID. w. Clark ID. d.,
Rev. Z. M. Osborn ID. d., Rev. Mr. DC Crawford,
Rev. s. McClintock, d. D. Rev. Paul X. Brown
Rev. j. Holdich, d. ID. Rev. b. Beach
Rev. VIM. n. Ferris.
ALterndtss.
Rev L. N. Vincent Rev. L. II. KIM.
On motion, the Rev. Benjamin Griffin was ap-
pointed TO preach semcentennal sermon at the next
ennusl session.
resolution was adopted, appreciative Of the calm
and digniHed manner IN which Bishop Scott had ds-
charged his official duties as President Of the Confer
ence. Another was passed, SequestiDg the General
Conference 10 divide the Germ a wofs
Conff renee for the year ending Acfil 1860:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

WAsHINGTON'S BIR1 1HDAY AT PARIs.-Mr.
Spencer the United States consul at Paris,
gave a brilliant ball at his private residence
in the Rue ST. Arnaud, to celebrate the 12eth
anniversary of Washing'on's birthday. The
new American minister, Col. Faulkner, who
only arrived three days pre,i ious, was among
the guests, and the elite of American society
in Paris was presented to him. The rooms
were decorated with several devices in ever
greens, among which Were the names OF wash
ington and Lafayette, and the da,e-l.}2-oi
Washington's birth. During the early part OF
the evening dancing was almost impossible
so great was the crowd, but towards O'Clock
the thru wing open OF a buffet, groaning under
the weight of gigantic salmon, and trnfiled
fote sras, roast pheasants, pineapple jelly, and
champagne in boundless profusion, made an
important diversion and the dancing saloons
began TO exhibit the poetry of motion, which
developed itself Exclusively As the small hours
advanced. Mrs. General Scott vas Of The
partY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17


John b. Brownlow, of Knoxville Tenn,
charged with killing james w. Reese at En-
ory and Henry College, on the I'D ult, sur
rendered himself 10 the Virginia authorities
On Thursday last
Greenwood Cemetery, in New York, was
founded in June, 1910, and from that mont tn
up 10 the 23d ult., 69UlU bodies have taken up
their residence i'll the silent city.
John F. Bacon. formerly u s. Consul at
Nassau, died on the 18th ult. He was CLERK Of
the New York Senate for 2S years.
The Baltimore mechanics have neld meet
ing aud determined to aid the Massachusetts
strikers.
The Superior Court of New York has con.
fiTmed the referees report III the Forrest Iii.
vorce case, giving Mrs. Forres. $1,000 year
alimOny-
In consequence of the completion Of the
telegraph between Alexandria and India.
news from India will now reach England in
six days.
The recent census shows there are in Ohio
29O,90l carriages, si.tio2 watches, and e,25l
pianos
There was thunder storm at Woodstock,
Va, on Thursday, and a snow storm ON Fri
day
The last leyee held by Queen Victoria has
been pronounced "a failure" by the Londo
press. .. ..r
AT Traverse hay, Michigan, the ice was 20
thick on the ist tant, tnat horses aud sleighs
were crossing
Thursday, April 5, has been appointed by
Gov. Banks for the annual fast Ia Massachu.
sets.
The export of ice from Boston for Charles.
N during the month OF February, was .lO.
TONS.
Chas. p. Tidd, one Of John Browns seven.
teen followers, 10 said to be living in Woyces
ter, Mass.
Motto for the Massachusetts cordwainers;
"The last shall BE- flFst."
pr. Henry X. Oliver was beaten To death b,
highway robbers. In Bsston, on Saturday.
An English paper says Gen. DfoA SEQ
commands The Vnissd States army, 4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Au Yesterday morning N iss A. NJ.
Sloane appeared before he Mayor " answer
the charge Of uulaw fully, but not ftloniuasiy,
taking possession Of Emily, q negro girl. the
property OF John A. Lacy. Miss s. los. .
skirt, which she believed the girl had taken.
il, or tell where II WIS, took her i.t0 custody
and locked b~r up. DESTROYS Of recovering
his girl, Mr.. l.. procured warrant, which
had the desired r feet aud he then nsked sor
its dismissal, " hich was promptly done. Had
the lady called on the Mayor and represented
all the circums. .ances, instead OF setxIsg upon
the GIRL Ii il possible that the lost dress might
have been returned to the owner.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Hastings Coxrt.-Prisciila Hopes and Thos.
Mallory, ~manci pat~d free negroes, were grant
I'd registers, and pea mitted to remain In the
Commonwealth aud city.
Samuel Trewaller, Indicted for n msdemenn.
OF, found guilty by jury aud imprisoned w
DAYS.
John McMahan, sentenced ~ jill EDr twelve
months for violently assauititx aGd beating
ufdcer Johnson In the discharge VI his duty.
has been pardoned BY Gov L-ich~r.
John Marion, indicted fOr misdrmeanor,
Hniis Dr"sSTNi ~uterrd. tt ..t17si
The Scltam-rsNiiie rioters were call. aud
con iinued until the next term Of the Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

general convention of shoe leather dealers O.
the States Of New York and Pennsylvania il
in session in New York for the purpose O
forr ing an association for The protection o
their interests. About forty tanDeries ara re
presented. The cause of this movement is tn,
depressed condition of the sole leather manu-
featuring business,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

ENGLISH FAMILIARITY WITH AMERICAN AZ
FAIRs.-Keenes Bath (England) Journal, OF
Feb. l.. contains this astounding intelligence
"Tha President of the United States is chosen
at last. Mr.. Pennington, a Republican, has
beeu elected by a majority OF one only"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

FATAL AFFAIR. An affray occurred in
Farmersville, Ala, on the 2sth ult, between
two men named Hendricks aud Newton, the
former being stabbed in the breast and the
other shot. Both died in Il few hours after
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

VIRGINIA TRApE-The ship Annie Laurie,
direct from Liverpool, has arrived at Alexan
dria Va, with a cargo Of merchandise con
signed to Virginia merchants.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

CLOSE CREDITOR.-A man in Cleveland,
OHIO, applied to a Justice recently for All ex-
ecution to levy upon the wooden leg of a man
who owed him four dollars No constable
could be found TO serve the execution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

IRISH AID FOR THE POPE.-Dr. Cullen's
scheme for rep!enishlug the Pope's excheq uer
has been a triumphant success in the dioces>
OF Dnbiil. Bank notes and gold were as pien-
ty Yesterday In the almost countless chapels
OF the metropolis copper and small silver
on any ordinary Sunday OF the year. As yet
the returns are but from nine parishes, and
these are i'm .erfect, but they are sufficiently
clear to show that gross sum OF nearly 9ll,-
too has testified The devotion Of The faithful of
Dublin TO the head OF their church in the hour
of his necessity. The sum realized in the
cathedral parish alone amounted 10 &, :'1211,
and the lists have not yet been closed. When
they completed it Will probably appear
that Dr. Cuilens most sanguine expectations
have been exceeded, and that before the close
OF Il fortnight some ti3,Uot or tll.O0O, lately
the property OF the people of Dublin will be
on! its way to Rome.-Dnblin Cor. London
T,m1S Itb 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

mond; for the relief Of the late Sheriff O.
NAnsemoud county.
Richmond and Lynchbprg Rdi!yoad.-The bill
for chartering a road from this city to Lynch.
burg, to he called the Richmond and Lynch
burg Railroad, was called up, on motion OF
MIR. COLEMAN. After a discussion, vote was
taken on its passage, when it was ascertained
there was no quorum present.
Adjourned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17
| TERRIBLE ESITUATIoN.-The Cleveland (Ohio)
| Plandealer Of Saturday last, has the follow

TERRIBLE ESITUATIoN.-The Cleveland (Ohio)
| Plandealer Of Saturday last, has the follow
| ing:
For some time past house of ill fame has
annoyed the citizens ofa village on the line Of
| the Cieyel and and Columbus Railroad and il
was determined that the house should be
| broken up. On Thursday night the Marshal
| of the village made a descent upon the house,
| took the inmates into custody, and Friday
| morning they were taken before a magistrate
for examination. There were three girls among
the prisoners, and as the eye Of the magis rate
| fell upon enc OF them he grew de.Uhiy pale
| and hastily adjourned the Court. Among thos g
| wretched and abandoned girls he recognized
| the once fair features of his OWN daughter -
| Several years before, While attending female
| seminary in All Eastern State, she had eloped
| with worthless fellow, and her father had
| never heard of her seen her until that ter
| rible morning. Deserted by her husband, she
adopted a life of prostitution and found her
| Way to the West Her father unknown to her.
| moved also to the West and settled in the vii.
| lage above alluded 10.
| MEDICAL ADUATEs.-The commencement
| of the medical department of the Pennsy Iva
| MIA University, took place Thursday morning
Among the graduates there were from Eirgi-
mia: Rd. R: Bagnail, p. s. Garden, 7. T: Ar
Fauntleroy, Robt Calf, J. H. Gaskns, J. ID
Graham, Jno. X. Hinton, 5. +. Holiday, An
drew Hunter. Jr;, :rhos: J. hinsey, T; d
G. Shackleford, E. Nj Stern. J. G Tatam, X
| NJ. Terrill, w. X. Wilson and r. @. Woods
From North Carolina there were the follow
ing J. B. Clarke, J. Commander. Jr:, J. II
Darden, Vim. A. Dunn, II. Harris, nj. ID KIM
brough, j. NJ. Lawing J. Is. Lewis, Wm. Nc
Clenahan. ]. w. McGee, !. NJ Morris, r. 5
Petway, JAS b. Puryear, j: s. Richardson. N
NJ scales, l.. T. Smith. L. Stewart, WIN. +
Sutton. Jr., w. S. Temple, W. M. Terrill, and
f. X. Wilson. From Tennessee, these: II. l.
Barton, W. L. Buster J. 5. Cohen, Ii. s. Cox
J. s. Fletcher, K. b. Harris, l. N. Jones, I. g
| NoN NaiI l.,
Rountree, K. q Shaw. A. Ii. Eoorhies. T. r
Williams and Geo. K. Williams.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

SHAD.-A schooner arrived at Alexandria,
Va. Thursday afternoon, with about 25O fine
shad taken by gliIers on the Potomac river
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

S;xgu!a, Afaiy.-Yes,erday morning the
case Of John Lawson, cha rRsd With exlnusipg
his person u females Ia the streets, was CALI
ed and ontinued until this morning fur wit.
nesses Mr.. Lawson, through his cuunsel.
Judge Crump aud Col. Harrison, indtenan Nv
denied the charge. And demanded the fullest
and trsest investigation. They were cure that
some mistake had been made In tbs peryuu.
and Judge g. declared that II he had any Ysas
TO believe the defendant guilty. he would sot
stand there - his advocate one siaxls no.
ment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Fsre.-On "wednesday night .ast, Mr.. Aoou's
school-house. ~ Chester, IN Chez lesflsld cum
~, was set ON fre and burned ~ ths grouud
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

The INcREAsR.-The trade at Charles 10
and New Orleans, il is stated, is nearly fitty
per cent larger than usual this spring, which
TACT 10 owing to the abstraction VI so much
trade from the small jobbers and dealers in
New York, Phiiadsiphia aad B0stoa.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

MARRIAGE or Pfeeolonsieits
married. She sang on Saturday week ss the
CRYSTAL Palace. aud then left for DSeaia. .whsse
the fascinating singing bird Is an l,aliap
Prince, Roman bv birth, and relativo Of
one Of the Cardinals. He does uot - In 0oay
BY the vocalist. butts q maa q some fortaas--
for ltaly.--Losdea CAyesie.t. 80
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

THr CALiyoRNIA SILvER MIxRe.-Yhe n.
cont silver discoveries In CAliSOFntA aps ealea.
lated to produce sorne s1eet % sho Uooey
maYkets % tAs world. u = said ~ - pgUoa.
Of ors . month, worth ftom Q4hse . okoOO
d ton. se - Es&s& hafa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

CAUCUS OF SOurAxax 90 y = na y y.
There wa, q caucus in WAshineion, II Auryday.
of Senators and Represen.at froM SoetA
90 bject OF the proposed cosfssescs q Aalaata,
Of delegates IRON Southern States. No 6oaeg.
mutation was arrived at ~ TO the txpsdiepcy
Delegates by states that had nos alrsA1y 0ade
dent60otiono. f 'ssst sft@9 sEs -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

THE DISTURBANCES IN TEN As.-The follow
ing is Il telegraphic dispatch received by the
Adiutant General of the U. S army, on the II,
instant, from Brevet Colonel Harvey Brown.
United States army, inspector Of artillery,
who has lust returned from an in pee tion tour
in Texas:
NEW ORLEANS, March 18th. ie60.-I left
brownsville on the sth inst. All was quiet on
the frontier The disturbances We're believed
to be over, and Cortinas TO have given up the
contest. and to have retired into the in terror of
Mexico. Major HeiutzeIman has officially re.
ported the war to be ended.
HARVEY kROWN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

DAwx1Na OF A BETTER DAY.--An extraor.
dinary event in the history VI the German
Jews, has just taken place. In the free City
of Hamburg, where Jew, ten years ago,
was NOT even eligible for II night cons table, y
Jew, by the free suftrages of the citizens, has
lately been chosen chief magistrate, next in
station To the highest dixnitary In that Repub-
lie. The gentleman elected is distinguished
iurisconsult and writer, DIR. Gabriel Reisser.
VIII, was Vice President VI the Gerinan Par.
lament that sat ut Frankfort in lSis.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

Tar OTTAWA RESCUE CAsE.-John lIass suck
was tried last week, before the United States
Court In Chicago, upon an indictment for as
sssiinx in the rescue Of the negro slave
Jim from the custody OF United States Mar.
shnl. nj Ottawa, IN Illinois, in October last
Aftsr two hours consultation, tho jury re.
furned verdict Of guilty. The penalty pro-
yided BY the law for Offences Of this kind Is a
line not exceeding oas thousand dollars, or
imnrisonmeul not exceeding six months,
or t.oth il the discretion Of the Court The
Council for the Government stated In their
srsumeu u that they should ask no imprison-
msnL nor any excessive dne, the purpose hslng
menelY convtetion nndes lhe LAW.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-03-17

st. Stephens Stree. has attained notoriety
within lew days past, by the acts OF some OF,
its citizens. Yesterday morning Mrs. Minerva
Tucker appeared before the Mayor To answer
the charge Of abusing and threatening Mrs.
Mary Aun Bush, aud with striking with Y
brick and kicking with her foot Mr John
Bush. Such "bush- -whackiuE," even on the
ble and therefore the all-poweriui arm OF the
law has been inierposed. Mr.. Bush testified
to having received on hio head . 'call' from a
fiviug brick, which upset his UNDERSTANDING: o.:
aud Mrs b knew that said brick was let nv
from the hand OF Thomas Wilkinson. hut for
what cause che conid NO, tell. She stated thnt
Mrs Tucker Used harsh language. came to her
house with naueh y Tom, and tried 70 kick III q
old man when down. and all for no cause Mrs
Tucker proved her character for industry = mi
good order; and as the brick -thrower was not
In custody. the Investigation was ADJOURNED
until Monday next.
Netting Byds.-Night prowiers are bepinnins
10 gather In their crops Of poultry IN evrrv
quarter, ana as . consequ uenco old ahap cha is
are leaving their favorite resorts, and the cack.
ing hens are hndiag new homes. On Thur.
day night las, some Of these teathered Gauciers
called et the residence Of Samuel Ella. Esq
clerk Of the First Market. asd without riasiLG
see Osli orssyiay Ney your prsmission." !" walk
ed into his hen house. and carried on his en-.
tire lot ofchicksus. The sams party, or soins
other. made visit TO s. dn~y, and calliag .,
ths residence OF John w. Haker, dug uNdes
The walls of the house which contAtAed hts
HrAmah and ChittAgongs, aud bore them oh.---
Oae of Mr. R,'s neighbogs WAS also Waited Ano
robbed, the thstves showing oy their skilll0l
opeEa,ions that they wsrs no novtcss - ~
etas birds, s. s..