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r-tFE CHARLESTON SECEOER3.

THE CHARLESTON sECEDER9.
Tie seeding delegates Of the Charleston
Convontion have adjourned 70 meet at Wash.
dngton Oh the second Monday, the l1,h dhy,}
Of June. Their purpose seems to be to got
near enough to the Regulars TO exercise an
unhealthy influence on their action, without
appearing to compromise their own dignity by
ad1ourning to the same place and time With
them Meantime al sorts Of bargains, COM
binadons and oouspiraecies may I've looked for.
The anti~Doug4as faction have now the advan-
taee Of knowing cxaeuy the strength Of their
adversary, md the places where he can be
most edectua1y woakened. The sqaattes soE.
ereigns, On tho other hand, have ascertained
that it Was not in the cards to nominate their
maE in fiftv-aeven ballots, Or to come any
where near IT, They have also discovered
ahat it takcs something besides wind work to
make candidate for the Presidency. Per-
haps they will make good uEe Of thc2e TWO iu,-
portaut acquisitions 10 their stock Of infoEma-
3on
, 1860-05-05

Four years sgo, in the opening Of the Prcsi-
DENTAL canvass Of 1856, Phi1ade] ]phls-which
had previously been Opposition a
Democratic Mayor (Rich.rd yaux} by the de.
cirive msj jority Of 3,>7s. choosing Democratic
Municipality throughout. That result pared
the way for the operations whereby the CITY
was carried largely for buchanan over all op-
ponents in the ensuing State. and oyerwhe1nn.
sngly in the Presidential Election. M.. Bu.
chanan's vote Was then, By gigantic aud com
plicated frauds, carried up to 3S, ,e23-sotue
5000 more than had ever before been polled for
any party-agsinst 7.9sS for Fremont, aud
4,0Si for Fillmore. Bucbauan's declared ma
iority was thus G,l45 over ali opponents; while
in the whole State--P Philadelphia included-he
had but GOT maiority-not a 1.-THE Of ,hs.
counted for him ia the City. Aud now the Op~
position have carried the City on \ very heasy
Tote, electing their Mayor By SIG majority, with
II preponderance in both the Select and Com
mon Councils. This is very happy augury
for the pending Presidential contest.
The gain to The side of Right is not limited
to that above exhibited in the re1asice vote.
The Opposition il Philadelphia are no longer
deiscordant, jealous, repel!ant, but harmonious,
il not absolutely homogeneous, and determined
not to be divided aud defeated in the ereat
struggle before III. Their triumph on Tuesday
will powerfully contribute to that which, ve
trust. aWAits us in the November Election
r. I. Tribune.
, 1860-05-05
Mem advertisements.

n c. 3. 4CRfFEH, A1pt1st<ias Agu.I 68 DeorboeaM-
LAodisG Papsrs Of tas North Hsst. 141.heo<y
, 1860-05-05

TuE SABBATH ScuooLs or CmcAoo.-The
Records Of the Chicago Sabbath School Onion
show that there are in Chicago total Of orc
hundred Sabbath schools. The Grand totals Of
figures ars as follows:
8 c;uteA sshocls Teachers. tAes seho:ss.
100 Schools. 1.ilt Tea.hess. 1855 Scholar.
Denou1:nationally divided the Church Schools
are as follows:
baptist: schools los teachers, 1ol scholsrs,
Congregational schools, lis teachers, 6es
scholars.
Episcopal-9 schools, l43 teachers, SSe schol-
ars.
Jewish-0le echool.
Lutheran? schools, 81 teachers, Csc schol.
srs.
Methodist-1s schools. 10 teachers, 1,349
scholars.
presbyterian-la schools. It's tcschers, 1,l6s
scholars.
Reformed 0utch--0ue School,.
Swedenborsian school.
Cnitarian-Ons school.
Uni.eFsalist-Two schools.
, 1860-05-05

Especial Dispatch to New York Tsibu1el
CHAaL.sros. "Wednesday, May :, 1sco.
1.-THE developments last night we're almost con
elusive against the possibility Of 3!r. Douglas
obtaining q two-thirds vote. even If hts vote
should Hse to majority The Interpretation
him, and New York was fully apprizcd Of the
consequences when her rote vas cast for il,
Virginia, Tennessee, and Kentucky would
have bolted without it, 80 that the compulsory
choice Of alternatives was presented Of hope
lessly rupturinz the Convention or defeating
Ar. Douglas.
But his friends express The stern resolye to
prevent any other nomination, and the North
West alone has numerical power enough,
though deserted by New York and New Eng
land, With the present aggregate Of the Convea-
tion.
The present programme Of the Douglas lead.
ers, in view Of this exigenc5, is to secure an ad
yention in June, and allowing delegates from
ths seeding States to be elected in lie mean
time BY an appeal to the people. This move
ment IL important, but it has a doubtful pros.
pect Of success, unless New York should agree
to cooperate.
The general feeling Of the DELEGATIONS is to
conciude work as speedily Is possible.
The seceders, who call themselves the Demo-
critic Constitutional Convention, are patiently
awaiting 4 demonstration from the Regulars.
II q Southern man he nominated. with the 1eho.
luton required BY Virginia, Tennessee ana Ken.
tacky, atra.ing the bred Scut. decision, they
will adopt him without much besitatlon, though
A]ubama may denur aud the Fire eaters rave.
Many feel embarrassment It the mode Of extri-
cation.
Mr. Digler is prepared, on behalf of majority
Of the Pennsylvania and New Jersey, and . part
Of the New Englknd Delegations. to accept the
compromise resolution, With IN unimporsant
modification. Great efforts are making bv n1au-
ayers in both Conventions to form some basis
of agreement, but il may be considered certai1.
that The South will exact all the concession.
The fact that Mr. douglas obtained a majori-
y, was attended by no such manifestation a his
from the force Of the unit principle, which ars
notoriousls HUSTLE. His only remu'n,ng power
now is to decide the nomination between other
aspirnnts. Thus far, be has not interfered With
the tactics here ID any way, but The time has
come when his inc1inatious must be ascer.
TUNED.
The position occupied by Kentucky las pre-,
rented Mr. Breckinridge from beiug named il,
Convention at all, up to this point. But bis
contingency may arise when he can be adgau.
tageous1y presented:
The Secedeis' Convention met at tile Theater,
and attracted larger audience than the other.
from the nature of the movement, and The syu,-
patty ofthe people here with it. An animsted
discussion occurred Oh the platform, which re-
suited in adopting the resolution reported from
the majorisy Of the Committee, by acclamation
Gov Winston Of Alabama Withdrew because
the platform wRs not decided enonah, and made
raa'cal speech sustaining the position Of Sena
tor Brown Of Mississippi An attempt was made
to 70 into nomination, but an adjournment in
i tervened.
, 1860-05-05
From NaafltnEton,
fspcciM Dispatch to tls y. J. Triluuc.]
"AsxlsG7ox. May =, 1ets.

A"' aA"~@A@' ~ AeAH~
Mr, IIickman's speech yesterday, upon the
existing relations between 1he North sud South
upon. S1uve1-y, is deemed one of the ablest Of
tue session. lie boldly charged the South as
being the constant avCrGssor and the Demo
cratic party Of tho North as having constantly
yielded. H's remuneration Of slr. Buchanan
and h'' Administration vas most terrific. His
terse. pungent sentences went home with will.
lie announced the doctrine of the .irrepressib'e"
confsct, nov gong on between Free and Slave
l4abor. in language quite rs torcih!e as any ever
usad BY either Sr. Seward or Mr. Calhoun:
His closing remarks were highly eloquent and
ren;.ss ~; nnr ;nst;tn,;ona
ofwhut progress had been made andcr them.
and 3 vivid picture Of the brilliant future in
store for our country If we ara true to he ,r,n.
cioles Of our fathers. At the close. biz friends
thronred about him with hearty c,ncratn]a.
tons and tonight, many Re1ublcans nre
wiling tn tender him Tie no,niaation for 1he
PRESIDENCY Of Vice Presidency at Chieaeo'
.......-,,...a.. .s....
1he ADMINISTRATIONS eoRher71oSk.
Mr. Wendell asks for more time before the
, 1860-05-05

L1Er7xnAs7s Po11cE Rrroxr.-Dtstle No. ., for TIT
month enong psl 3oth, sS: ahovlne e whole nunoe,
Of chzrFsa preferred. aud the nasonaes,
patous Ind ASe8 Of the accused
CHAEaEalareeny Is; d!unk and dlsorde'ly IS drunk
u dsord&rIy s. nduty 4: vag7anev is: burglary in
nas,ea OF nlsos II bous - r. ping aotde houses
rleatltk ddewalk ordnance; fshtoS from
!oG nu Of Iii fame inn1a e OF house ofln fame d
slef express Tason wi,ht u eea.e tell ns With
teerrg shooting gI eIy without llcen!e1: Total lt..
ta'vss ii saloon keepeTs6; prs ltute. e v.xraats To-
s7nsaole peolar printer i eoootrs4; Gar materl
maker b5ok k:tpet1; ts~elesl expressman bats
NA11y1r1-Al$h !; German q EcsweNan !: F, ench :
American II ); Aflc4a ErgLsha; sesich Italian T.
Total l6e.
AgIFtom 70 to = o. from - to 30 Is; from % 10 <o
To- from - 10 to,7. Tt:al 1t9.
Sent to Ksforna *e'ool i; sent 70 Poor House !.
SEIK+~MAles l32 Fema e 80, Total lC1
Married IS: angle lo7- TosAI l6e.
Amount OF nnts oe0; .9aoun. q bah taken aSe0o.
7. GHryE, L1euteraht-
JoHN AAcACL1T, ID Lieutenant.
, 1860-05-05

An Intelligent gentleman. JUST from Waxl''
,ueton informs US that ho was favored with
the compnny Of considerable squad Of Doug
la1 blowers and strikers, fresh from Charles.
tor, who, their money having been all spent
for that which was not bread, were IN route
for their homes in various parts Of tie North
west, He says that he never heard go much
hearty profanity issue from the easne nunn-
her Of ewcarers in q given time, during the
whole term Of his existence. Stopping at Ta~
rious stations on tile Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, they got out Of tho cars and cursed tho
South with all the oaths in the dictionary. At
Harper's Ferry they all seemed to smell blood
simultaneously. tor they stepped out upon the
pIa:form Of the railroad station and gaze rent
to the most hidoous b!asphemy ever heard in
the Old Dominion. 4 tall ment hailing from
Chicago, made himself very conspicuous in
tho heavy business. He cursed all the slave
States separately and BY name, and be damned
them together in IA lump. He consigned 0ldBuck
to perditiou, and polished of the whole cata-
'ogue Of Southern Senators, Representatives,
Delegates aud politicians with birthstone phsa-
reology, # which he Eeemed to have d moro
tLan tropical profusion at his tongues end. 1t
was seriously apprehended BY persons in the
srain that 10 would be arrested before be
should got wall ont Of Virginia, and locked up
on suspicion Of being q confederate Of Old
Brown.
Gu inquiry our informant learned that the
excited gentlemen had not been well treated
at Charleston. Added to the natural grief
which attended tho failure Of their champion
N the Convention, it appeared that the chiv-
alry Of South Carolina, Alabsma, Louisiana,
otc., had taken al occasions to s,ub their
brethren from ths Northwest. They had BE-
hnved towards them rs though The latter
were body servants, ct ouly to clean 1nassa's
boots and accept his cuffs and kicks in part
payment They spoke Of Douglas as CON-
inou b1ackguard, whom nobody could vote for
without forfaitiag his se1Ereapect. OF course
they could oply regard Nj. Douglas support
cr. as bis suba!torns in blackguardism, lis
lieu.euauts in vu1garity ! So regarding them,
they took pains to let them iuto the aecres-
They sought opportunities to hint that they
considered :hsm scnrry tsllo*s-znud-sills-
unworthy 10 sit at the same table with my
lord. Hence tkese senrs! Hence thin lu1u-
riance Of profane language which surprised
common people nloug The limo Of tue Baltl-
mara and OHIO Railroad
We trust the persons who took in this grant
moral lesson at Charleston, will not be Ttingy
If the good things they bring homo. 10.
them tell it out loud, III tho newspapers, on
he street corners, and wherever two or three
are gathered together They will feel all the
hotter for freeing their minds, and they may
unconsciously hasten the day which shall teach
South Carolina and Alabama what they arr
nrl Yrhers they fflonr
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very fo~ words Of reply 10 Journal that
prisex It's Whigeery MITCH higher than its Re-
publicauiem: In the first r!aoe, there Was no
Republican party i'll Illinois WHEN Judge
Truulbull was elected i'll ls54-5. Tie - Old
Liuc Wigs yielded the U. S. Seuator" only
w:sta they found themselves unable to elect
their own candidate. Tley wisely preferred
An Aa.i,Nebrassa to Nebraska Democrat
I'd. Bisscll was nominated for Governor,
not hecausc he hud l,epn n Democrat, but On
As:o''nt Of his great popularity with tho mass
.s. H- w:sa placed nj tho bead of the ticket
rs locomotive to draw the other nominees
into Office, aud he did it.
ID. The nomination for Lieut. Governor was
rendered to Hoffman, because he was Ger
nan. When it became known that he was
ineligible his place WAS filed with " WAig"
"A yery excellent one, by the way. T1s
State ticket Of 1856 was fte-sir1ls "Whig"
and one-sirh Democrat.
4,h The State ticket Of 1858 was all
" hig," and no Democrat
sth. The first Illinois vacancy that occurred
ia the United States Senate alter tho organi-
za,ion Of the Republican party was in 1858,
and n uvhio" On. MI, fa,..ara - eu :.
The pallant Lincoln. And what v,. II. "a.
suit? Every Democratic Republican County
,,,,5out <yc+,,t:or ro., 1t. ,,o,. f., b,,. r.,
most Of the Old Line N'hig strongnolde, went
t,r hi. n,o.s,arerv nomoc,,t;c on,,r.nt sn5
.1.c,ad him, ur;.,e.. tho --,r1t II uwh;r.
sancanon. Morgan. Madison, T,zara,, M,
nonouph wb;ta. Wabash .1er,er vonard
and sco,t in con,raat vii, an.n,o,r,t;, y
..,,t las .1,e viii n. H,1h Tor. 1.to H.
H.nrr IN paoa u. uoarr nnro,, H.,
s,,..,o, 1,o,,e;s p.a,a 49,, 9. c,.:-
s.h n1a $50, s s..s:s.s, ~ 49, ~
.s~aa, w a.a 49, $1,000. 49, .' :: 'a ', oa.H "..u
,,'s ~ -. - wI:sr w ~ s,: % ,toA't@'' "eN'
- , n~...,.,me.x,. ~ ~ ~ ~ %. ~ ~
~ e. a 49,. s,a1 | ''. ~ ".' ~
Wv wv ~ ~ W. ooo1
, 1860-05-05

Szw JkssKr.-A meeting Of Jcrseyuen Was
held at the fremont House on Thursday eye~
ming, Vim. Bross, Eaq,, in the Chair. The tol-
lowing Committee Of deception WAS appointed !:
Vim. Bross, Chm, Wu. Little, J. y. Reading,
R. T. Crane. Jno. i. Nichols, 7. II. r. P. Ner-
cereau, E. smasley. s. G. Luu,, 4. D. Titsworth,
E. Denman. The following gentlemen were ap.
pointed committee 10 arrange for tho social
entertainment Of the delegation during their
stay in the city: Il. H. Magic, T. B. Carter, J.
a. Nichols. The Reception Committee invite
all the resident Jerseymen to unite with them
il doisg honor TO the Representatives Of their
gallant little State. WV. Bnoss.
ia. Nichols, Secretary. Chairman.
, 1860-05-05

i SrcGEsr1ox.--A correspondent sends us
communication offering suggestion to The
Building Committee ofthe Wie1a.n, that on The
concert should be given, tue proceeds to bs de-
ticu is worthy Of consideration. There ars "a
riou. bands, musical societies and artists in the
city who would without doubt, if propcriv
waited upon, give their assistance ia such cor
ceTt-pAo1udf.
The idea is good one. We hare musical
talent resident here, capable Of giving mon
stsr entertainment worth going miles to hear.
We hare now place whers the effect of zuch
performance would be striking and nobla. Let
the musicians put their heads and their iustsu.
mRta togethss.
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w. opp1a r. 7,.-rs ~ o,e n,;' ~ US e'aa.o ol L..
..n o. - otsano I.oeA' ~ 'ooA a. n.s ouss
,,a ,a. $3.50 ~ ] s.;.,;s..s"r % u "n'en
~ on.~... .s-t.s,aw ss w ant aaa;.s ~, 80 ~ ~a7
n,.s,a. s,d aoa,rc.;,;aa w. d;',1;,''.;' M vs. !s III
r.-~ - 1'''A' ~ .
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finished one of miniature or cabinet size. These
highly successful and admirable works Of art
will add to the already promising reputation of
Mr. yolk, and be eagerly aud gladly welcom 81
By the hundreds and thousands Of Warm oerson,
al friends and admirers of the nnbie Lincoln
, 1860-05-05

Mr.. Henry, the Peoples candidate for Mayor,
is slsesed By s16 majority.
Nj. Downing, the Democratic candidsta for
Comptroller is claimed to be e!ecied By 100 ma.
loEity. The Opposition claim the election Of
Hafty s Comptroller, nvar Downing. Demo
orat, but the vots ~as close, and tao Official re-
turns wl!i be required TO decide the Te1uft.,.',
The Select Council etands as follows: Poo
ple's tckct, IL Democrats, IL. =
The Common Council stands; Peoples tiek.
It, 81; Democrats, So. ,....-
Ssarly 10000 rotten wers pollsd.
, 1860-05-05

\ WHzEt,sa, Va, May THE Editosia. e
tursion over the baltimore aad Ohio Railroad.
vii be 4 very large one. 0yer two hundred
editors arc already collected here to start to.
morrow 70! baltimore and Washington: The
excursion II in charge Of str. Prescott Smith.
, 1860-05-05

Fl ER.-The alarm Of fire Inst evening was
caused BY the acute inflammation Of L straw bed
smptied into the street and fred By boys.
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Cs,<,& Co
The Wf=Wan,.

The Wf@1Tan1.
The Committee On the Wjgwam are DESTROYS
Of accommodating ladies who may wish to at
tend the Republican Convention with seats in
tho galleries as far as possible, and in order to
do 50, we would request all persons who hare
suitable seats for that purpose, to communicate
the fat to the Committee at once.
PErkR PAGE, Chairman,
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The Census Takers,

The N&H8UH TKK6fKs
Tho census takers commence operations on
the 18th Of June, and are to finish the same in
six weeks.
The following are the Assistants appointed by
the U. S. Marshal, Thomas Hoyne, Esq.-to
take the census in tho Northern District of ILL.,
mist
, 1860-05-05

JArHs7 IN sEAncH.-A lasty mA1c infant up
parently four weeks old was LETT on tho door
steps Of Wabash Avenue residence, few
evenings since, 1t has been sent to the Orphan
4sy1um
, 1860-05-05

Theproprietor of this interesting machine re-:
celred large number Of applications yesterday
from persons wishing to sec it iu operation.
Ar. Field informs us thht he will give public no.
tee at an early day, Of 4 time mud place where
i can be seen at work. The expense Of going
to Cottage Grove with teams to exhibit it to
each applicant renders it expedient for him to
accommodate as many as possible at one time.
The maohine'is in lot surrounded BY picket
fsnee, corner Of State street and Ridglcy place,
few minutes walk west Of the Cottage Grove
borse-railroad station. Mr. Field does not wish
any opinion to be formed BY any one. except
upon personal inspection Of its performances.
, 1860-05-05

pznsoxAL.-George Dawson, Esq, one Of tho
Editors Of the Albany Eotning Journal, is
stopping at the Richmond House.
, 1860-05-05

ADDRESS 10 C81LpnEs.-Peter Sinclair, Of Ed.
inburgh, Scotland, will address the children at
Metropolitan Hall, on Sunday, at AIR. n. Ithas
been arranged. at about the hour Of closing Of
Mission Schools, that the Superlntendents and
Teachers can accompany their respective
schools. Mr. Sinclair is one of tue most inter-
esting speakers for children in the country.
, 1860-05-05
unconstitutional Union, National Com
VRnffnn.

This body will mset at Baltimore on the Eth
inst. (nest Wednesday, for the nomination Of
candidates for president aud Vice President Of
the United State. Vel hear it intiuaated in
knowing quarters that Gen. SAN HousTox will
be granted the first place on the ticket, With
Wash. Hunt, OF New York. as Vice. Hon. John
Wilson. Of this city, and Gen. Stewart, Of San
Canon county, are the Delegates 81 Largo from
this States. John Rogers snd George Y. Bird,
Of this city are the Delegates from the Second
Congressional District, We are informed that
these delegates we're elected at State Conven-
ton held iu tho West Division of this city on
the 9th OF 4pril
, 1860-05-05

V N&HAu&" Af HOHtOn*
= bosros: May 4-Ths steamship Canada, from
LtTerpool Eia ualifa1, arrived at s His Altar
noon. ucr uuaiis for the South w.te Forwarded
bT the Overland train. aud will b. due At Nav
, 1860-05-05

zhs South {n&rorntIs--.N<sr York and .Arlp
E~sl@nd .FAitsrtsE--LfttEs 1tA&s from
LMdrF.
, 1860-05-05

Az ESG1lsHMAx's 0r1S1oN IN AnvAScE-
While We hare no tears to shed over the bat
tered and abused, but undoubtedly victorious,
Benieia Boy. il certainly does Johnny Bull little
credit that such was the result Of ueenan's is-
tic mission to "the right littls, tight litt1s
island" A friend at our elbow, however, gives
statement Of fact which shows that in the
REV Of some here, just this Was expected. Oae
Of our residents, an Euglishman, somewhat OF
the sporting order, tor weeks previous to the
fight was known to be moderately backing
SayeEs. Some ore asked him capdidiy why he
did so. lie answered. "Iwas brought up over
there; know how they do things. think
Saysrs may be the best man, but il Ae int,
Htnan vii! never be allowed 10 whip him.
Saycrs wilt beat or they will break up the fght
thus save my bets either way" SO it has
proved.
, 1860-05-05

HAxs uS PROFESSIONAL JukoRs.-She1itf grav
makes the announcement, that in accordance
with the statnte, no person will be put upon a
jury in the Superior, Circuit and. Recorders
Courts, who has served rs q juryman within
twelre mouths. Nor will any man be callei as
juryman who applies for himself or any other
person, to be summoned.
, 1860-05-05

CHARLESTON, May THE States that ap-
prove Of anti.Squstter Sovereignty platform
against Douglas, are 1nElted to send delegates
TO Richmond.
Gen. Gushing hiss gone to SulliTan's Island to
spend faw days
Suaneers are leaving the city in crowds. and
the hotels are nearly deserted.
, 1860-05-05

Ar CnRH1x'a.--At Corb,n's well known stand.
on the corner Of Clark and Randolph streets,
there hath just been laid in one Of tbs choicest
stocks of 6ne imported cigars erer rut TO
smokers lips in this city. This house las LII
snriable reputation for the excellence sud gen-
uineness Of tue several forms Of the weed there
dispensed, aud lovere Of the choice, either for
smoking or chewing, tAks that corner ia their
way, just Is naturally as a duck takes to water
Everything is ready now at Corbin's for charge
ftbe entire brigade Of smokers. who will lie
received by exhaust1ess roands Of pure Havanas
kc., &c. Just 60 and try.
, 1860-05-05
LOCAL MATTERS.

B Go to John Jones, 119 Dearborn street
and get your clothes cleaned and repaired.
They will be well done and At prices to suit the
timee.
, 1860-05-05
CHICAGO, SATURDAY. MAY 5. 1850.
Dedication OF the WIRwam.

Great preparations are making for the d.di-
cation Of the Wigxam on Saturday evening,
The programme is not in readiness 10 be d.
vuIged, but it is sufficient to say that it i. in
just the hands to make the event notable and
excellent in all its features,
, 1860-05-05

Oval Gilt FRAHEs Those wishing cilt
frames for portraits, photographs or ambro-
type pictures will do we'll to call a: G. II. Har-
vey's, No. III Lake street, as be has the larg-
est stock and best assortment in the city, at tie
lowest possible rates.
nly4-2t e. H. HARVEY
, 1860-05-05

A PROVISIONAL THIEF IN L1xBo.-Detective
C.P. Bradley arrested yesterday Hungarian
named Charles othroskf. for larceny from bis
employers, Aessrs. Hale + Aver, hardware
dealers on Wells street. He is believed to hare
been in the business Of professed thieying for
year or two past.
, 1860-05-05

DI E D.

Ia ibis ey, Friday, MAY 4h. of Droru Gu The Bralo,
GE JKlE GARPES rkR. osly son OF JOIN /. And
Abb!e r. Colby cd Is uo1tha-
, 1860-05-05

,Acc1pE41 At BR1pok.-We learn that lad
whose naue ne could not nscertaio, had his foot
badly crushed at Cl,rk street bridge yesterday
By getting it caught in the draw while it was
closing. We sometimes wonder accidents Of
this kind are not more frequent.