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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-01-22
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
PRESSURE OF THE SCREW.


Letters received in Washington from Charleston give
gloomy secoanis of affairs there. Shareholders who
formerly had pay tax Of seventy-ve cents on eaeh
Of thSn slaves new taxed SIC on each. IL was IN
thin ysy that ex-Gov Aiken taxed <JDOOO, which
be informed the authorities he could not pay, because
Be bsd not the money. The reply TO this excuse was
that be could sn bis nggers; aud il lie reported that
be sold pGf to pay the tax, and moved most OF the
other statement is that two booksellers were taxed
sl 90 each. They refused 10 pay. The reSly was;
e Your books are worth the money. They are
worth u great deal more" responded the dealers.
They pckeA no TIER stock and left Charleston pass
ing Washington a day or two SINCE en- route North.
ARRIVALS IRON WEST POINT.
Oneeompnny Of Sappers and Miners, numbering ~
rank and file, has arrived in washington from West
Point. They are known there as the Engineer Corps
lieut.J. L. Duane is in command. Lieut.. Weitzel
i second in command. One Of the Dragon Corps o.
Wet POM are under ORDERS and will reach Washing
ton IN q few days They viii take with them battery
consistipg OF four 6eld-eces and two howtzers snd
act as flying artillery, under the command OF Capt.
Griffin. They viii have Is Of the best well-:raincd
VOTE NOT TO SURRENDER. F.
letter in The Evening journal from an officer At
Sumter says: Yesterday the llth Gov Pckens sent
biz Secretaries Of War and State 10 demand surrender
Oi the fort The Major called council Of war; They
unanimously voted Nercr"
MR.. BCHANAN's DTFRssE,
Ii is stated and believed that the o. F." in con-
yefss'on with Southern man, lately encased himself
loF he present course seemingly In opposition TO the
souh, On the ground that the seccssionists deserted
sIm, and II he bad shown any further disposition TO
hvor the end they had in view, the Republicius
would certainly have impeached him.
iuse NEWS PROM THE coTroS STATES.
AN oneef o. lbs Navy, just in from Key West ana
Pensacola VINO passed through Charleston and reached
Washington on Saturday night, informs me
mat the people Of Mississippi, Alabama,
Georeia, and Florida, are secretly against se-
eess'en, but they arc controlled 8y south
Sarolns politicians, who lead in their councils and
must therefore, submit FOR the time. He found
pvsd'ng snd blue coekades ABUNDANT
- AFTER THE TRAITORS.
~ endesstccd that tho President viii strike the
LII % Capt Armstrong from tho list Of the navy az
80 49, ~ nat enicers oseid report IL received Trai
~ sns eEil service Of the Government are being
every day, and the whole force Of tho eonspirss
~ reefire no quarter. The President is deter
ASl,1. 1zt every man who feeds nj thcpublic crib
~'~ 'sass be saiihfa sayeesAe Of the Eniea-
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ARREST OF Az ALLEGED FrsTNE CONFIDENCE
sw1spIER.--Eor some weeks past man giJin8 hiS
name NJ James T. Whiting, nearly 80 years OF age, ard
Of quite venerable appearance, has been stepping at
one OF the best hotels in Philadelphia, where no rep
resented hilns.f be very wealthy He talked largely
Of the real estate purchases he ~ nAk and tAere-
by Convinced many Of his now sequaintanees that he
was really what be purportsd 70 be. Whiting sought
an introduction 10 Mr.. A. u. Little wealthy six i'm
porter. doing business at 10. 32 Market street, that
city, and ha,ped long and loud spon his gross rueaDs
fnr9i,y connections, &c.
After having obtained the partial soufdaace Of Mr..
Little, Whiting proposed 70 purVhue valuable
real estate Of him, hat before the Negotiations were
closed Whiting remarked that he wished 10 buy some
gold watches and chains sor his W.s wife and daug
ter. lie wac referred t. Mr.. danes Watson, whols-
sale importer Of eweEy in the same building and at
the same time Mr. Little indoysed Whiting far rs his
acquaintance with him would justify, but hs Consaered
II would b. prudent for Mr.. Watson to get hss cash
down il he could do 80. Whiting accordingly called
upon the ieweler and purchased costy watches and
clians to the amount OF 500, in payment Tor VINCE
he gsye check on the Girard Bank. Ii being a'fei
bsnking hours when tie check was given, Mr. Watson
found impossible to learn Il there was money IN tn
bank 10 meet H. In an hour or two, aitefwsrd, how
ever. Or, Ts'-oR asceytainsd that The ehsek ~
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CITY ITEMS.

IrvIsc H,LL.-A gres, national Concert takes place
tonight a. Irving Hall, in which Patti, Won Berkei,
StigeTli, Carl Formes, and &. b. MILF will take part
Among the attractions will be "The Star Spangtcd
Banner by the great Carl.
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BOARD or ALDgRNEs.-A quorum not being pres
ent-only the new members, Mes-rs Dayton, froment
Allen, and Chip, answering to the call Of the roll
fe Board Of Aldermen last evening, adjourned over to
Thursday.
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Carl. SAN. WHIIsG.-The gentleman whore name
heads this item il one Of those truehesrted sailors OF
whom, in times like these, we cannot be too
proud. Commanding the steamship Marion, be-
tween this port and Charleston, be incurred the
enmity Of the traitors by salutins the United
States flag on Fort Santer, and when tsey ui-
derook 10 make him hoist the ensign Of the ratie-nske
State he politely told them he would resign first, he
had always sailed under tho flag Of the Union, and ne
expected ~ die under H.. They wanted him TO ra bis
shp as practical cruiser in search Of the star OF the
West 20 capture or sink her; bot he told them plainly
what he thought Of such proceeding aud found 1t nd
visible 10 cone North again, Vigilance Committee
having resolved 10 treat him TO the complimentary at
entions beowed upon all who choose TO differ from the
uadren who at present control that State. lie l. here
now at home among his friends being ast at present
without a command. Having some years ago sailed III
the Hsrsene Expedition TO the Arc'r regions In
search Of Dr. Kane his former communicable Ttsene
by the way, being Dow + secessionist hlmseh-his
friends in this city have requested hun TO deliver
lecture uron hs experience III the frozen zone, which
be bad some time ago prepared We suboin the cor
resroudsnee:
Cent So sn 10 ,ae,,In.S would 5c pIesssd 10
s Nss s Ga sa ssa ss s Liked ssiss ssp.d
lion which rescued Or Kane d in which you wrre volunteer
ohrer.
PeIT ecsure on "Wednesday evening next 2d JAnus a.
O'clock Of Clinton Hall foufs he, -. -.
HENRY GRlskELL, DANlL pBAkE ShIkH,
CUAs n. MARSHALL, RUSSELL sIgHDls,
aFOFfORD TlLESTON & Co, l. b NfMAn
HHS 4 TAPPAk JOHN a mc0AW,
7. l.. LATHROP, n sOIiLtAhD, II,
And many others
REFLN.
Hou HrSHI GrisSlLl and o,hes.1Genat~e,; have re
cefyed k!rd rsaon al WI address you With pleasure
at a tim. sHd p.,c. desiFnaiet 800 ,
Let the citizens Of New.York show by their attend
aDee upon tbis lecture their appreciation Of honest
worth and answering patriotism. Cupt Whiting is
equally at home with the pen and the marinspiko,
having served honorsbly in the rsuks Of Journalism
well a. sailed the world over 10 tie naval and
chant service.
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bogus. and tha. Whiting consequently naa b .

bogus. and that Whiting consequsndy mua b q
swinder.
This fact wa COMMUNICATED 10 Mr.. Little whs ussl
every cudeavor to find Mr.. Whiting but without ssp-
cess and at last considered almost certain -
be had Aed. Mr. Little being very wra.by to thiak hs
had been 20 egregously imposed upon determined -
renew the search and accordingly took the SunAsv
evening train for New.York While crossing the rivs
at )0l clock Sunday night, Mr. Little discovered Wiz
ing on the same boat, and Immediately arrested Mn
Officer Clark Of the Third Ward was subsequently,
called, and upon searching the prisoner at the boon
House AZ the jewelry obtained the worthless check
was found in bis possession. Whiting, who did mo-
deny he swndIe, was locked up for examination. "a
reported that tho accused old hand at such sharp
practices, and frstcase confidence man. According
tOTumor he is wanted h Washington City 10 10 answer
one or TWO criminal complains. Whiting will DO sent
back TO Philadelphia foz trial.
SrrAs GnIrY-SroyV.--A new invention uudsr
this name which combines number Of useful savs.-
tages, wac exhibited yesterday afternoon ut the shop q
Messrs, Godfrey Sc Crowell corner Of Navy and John
STREETS Broeklyp II ccussts In combinsiioo or
the galley cooking etcve ana steam engine, and the
advantages csimed srs;
Tba; il scspabisof generating sufficient steam, whir.
COOKING, u WORK washington stearePump OF O11ec-
pump In case Of fire leak In me vessel; II viii hsH
N and ont cGgo; ceiling vessels can whistle with 4 IN
fog; ii VIII warm the cabins and whole vessel ty
Of s.eam-ppes; in addition 10 cooking In the
stove, Iudiarutber tribes may be stretched to ssy
ps Of the vessel and do cooking with small appsrs-
tusj for several hundred personsj it viii geoer.E~
steam or not st pleasure; II win distil all the fresh
water that wiz be required for passengers and crsws
twill cook ard perform nj the othsr work mentieos
with half the fuel OF any other galley; 10 g.
simple that any person san manage IL; there y -
danger of fire to materials ordinarily coming IN eonsac>
whit.
number Of Underwriters from Eew-York, geutae
men from the Nsvy.Ysrd, and ship captains WEN
present TO inspect the invention, and IL IL undsfssod
tha, report will DO made before the Board Of Undsr
writers. The stove yesterday exhibited weighs abCft
800 pounds it bclA 700 gallons Of water throws No.
gallons of water per minute, cooks for 800 to 500 pr
sons its ordinary pressure of steam 20 to 90 Pounds.
and its maximum pressure ii 800 pounds IL may b
adapted however TO different sizes Of vessels sad
houses. In construction the steam galley stove conss
hrd Of sciular stove, having three small separate fire.
place. all surrounded by water, behind which In tss
large bske-oven, and where ordinarily the stovePipe
rises to the ceiling upright stesmboier takes L,
place. inside Of which the smoke finds ts way upward
through fiue.
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Tux BRooKIYs ASD I'M ScHoostH EDrTH.-h
will he remembered that the fte Brooklyn reported
that, after speaking the choOner Edith, near the
CharertoA Bar she lsist seeu in tow OF another
ye,iel. Capt. ii. Nckerson, commander Of the Edith,
however, gives the following version: After coming
over tho Bar tia Brooklyn spoke him. and inquired If
he Sisr Of the West WAS in the ofng. Capt. Nieker-
on aid she was not but that the Brooklyn had better
be cautious ~ there armed vessel on the look
out for her the BROOKLYN and added that if
il Was known thai he Capt Nekenon) had
liven this wan log, il might got him into trou-
be. Directly after they parted, steamer employed
b, the Government Of South Carolina
the Bar and Irade the Edith besve TO- when she
was boarded by ofoers Of the steamer, who wanted 10
know tie Captains business with the Brooklyn
who gave him authority " speak the Brooklyn =
lie replied that the frigate hailed him, aud the Edith
answered her. Capt. Nckereon thinks that, under the
circumstances, after he had rak Of giving infor
nation that for the Brooklyn to on her course
ard ree An unarined vessel like the Edith thus treated
knowing where she belonged, without offering any
aspstanco, wa, to ray the least very -hnbby treat
ment.
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A. RRRoR.-nr. Hudson viii lecture this evening
at Clinton Hall on The Tempest, and not on :" In
ter's Tale" AZ previously announced
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FIVE HrspRED DOLLARS RrwARD.-The Mayor
ofIt q a reward of 500 for information respecting the
supposed murder Of Hugh Due resident Of this city,
coschInan BY occupation about ihrty-two years OF
age sih feet in hight, Of light complexion, light hair
spd whiskers and dressed in full suit Of black when
lsa seen, who disappeared, under suspicious circum'
stances on the evening Of Sunday, Dec. 20 u there
being reasonable grounds for the belief that sd Dui'e
bus either been feoniousy abducted from the city or
Murdered.
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Aydte~enf Of Evscrees.
Complaints Of nnssnccs kc, received.
plants bi-h existed
Notices for abatement served. y
Nuisances sbs,ed under notice,
Rpks and water cIosets cleaned O.
Loads Of night soil removed from city hrnts Bz
Dead horses removed from the city limits. 81
Dead cows removed from the city limits.
Dead hogs removed FROM tie city limits .....:- y
Dead and other anal animals removed from city LINES -
NupIcr Of oa removed from the city limits ~
Lrsousd Dseased Unhealthy Mots, Fh Posifyv, D.,
sei1ed OF rs~ored from ahe cry
Beef-NuIsbeT OF pounds. 81
Seal-NurabAr Of poands. rB
Auton-Nunber OF pornds,
p,al,rv--N.u,ber OF uounds IL
Other nseais-Numbss Of poands IN
Street CL>dsfsS
saSsT 81 s Sss. u sSss sli garbage
Amount sssned by ash caxtrnen. ......-S3 lel q
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htauSl, ptIusc li' ioiS VANS Se''SN'--'f -
iudsr of t. tscts fer yourself:
Trnas Corr Of Broosyn N Y, gel known citizen hsr.
hal oaersd on Dyspepsia FOR years without perm sns
1 r. he tried kfsR,s which. according t
direction for thu oorpsns restored him 10 beslh IN e~
wek After EsTvsl OF some -onss hs has had ne rssass
GEossP ~ CH0ss Harmony Texas had erup.isn
nark houlde which about tkk
OF cody tep, the ts sneeted covered With scao ma
b,i olt soTe VS. o. course ysy uoao. sone =.
bys.ss keyt him IN SUFFERING Al ucdcsl
Rim until he AyxRs CosP. Ext. sAIsAPARILA which
cured hin Hs SIN stu shows from the uicerao.s
but x Is otherwise a. CO a. a. snfant~ -
joys II. SRocE erinert hwyfr OF hchmopd Nas
tooS cold which ssd kis lungs severe pain sc IN ga
tie les side with bad eovl which was soen followed ~ ~
synapto.ls ogslnpion- When rcuceo NJ
Lov copenoed taking Arrss cHrnRJ PsoT0HsI' ~ns~
,oop stopped the oongh md lree,y CURED hini
Propss,sa BY Dr.. J. C. AxxE 4 Co.. Lowell aes-
Sill v Drass oxa anywhere.
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n f .- lAsvertissxaeR-l - r.. ar.
avaNEY's GALLERY, No. 7V7 Broadway.
m. -, Oa Psrrai., iIG completed. OF
II. n II. IaE fRucl Oh WALES, .,.t

Hyr raiysry QuEss vicfoxiA
IN h Or sYisbicr for Few As5s only e. Gvxsrs ~
,Sxs Ne ". Broadway yreyiess &c e dsEArtafs 70
issa isses TLs pnhao are rsspsctfaly in'isea 70 s~~
'ss 's,.e ,u,sc j. ouxsxy ecx
N Brhs exhibition Of tie sssss PiStss WI sosss's>
doe OF Snsnrlsl nexA JAN ~ - I. - - --
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iAdyertlsementi

OAK. ORCHARD ACID SPRING WAtk.s.SiS 90
iss .pd Phy spsctirg ths uN Of snis SeS ~
q IssJ di;esss o. SSs s,isss ere sadsl f.sphs
,c.s % ssr.ssiOa: ilHH 5SsssISss 70 ri No. =
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.r,,v,n y,acs tn BE HofyTED.


II seems that on W .-hingon's birthday che nag OF
our country is TO be displayed from every puoGe ed
gcee in the city, ard from those private residences
v hoee owners can aft ,rd the expense. In wofo,
sdes and any predict that before many months these
differences of opinion will be expressed IN the language
Of mrsketry and cannon
THE OLIVE BRANCH.
The fnal proportion Of the virginia peaceTakers ";
FynE, The Legislature presents the Crttenden
rropos;, ions. az amended BY Mr.. Douglas, a. the
ba,is of settlement. The amendments are three:
First The right Of transit across Free States with
slave property Second Election Of President BY die
tricts instead Of by general ticket Third Disquali-
6ss negroes from voting at elections.
ANOTHER SCREW LOosE-wHAT NEXT
Secret and confidential agents of the Treasury De
partment left Washington on few hours notice, on
Sunday morning for the purpose Of investigating some
alarming deialcsrions South and Wet. What next
FLORIDA DIsGUsTHD.
The Treasury Department declines paying Florida
money now due her for swamp sods, " the disgust Of
her Representatives, who want II 70 buy rifles.
CAROLINA DOESN'T WANT HELP.
A volunteer company Of planters, reading In Prince
George County, Md, one of the largest and Richest
slay eholdIg counties in that State, few days since
rendered their services to Gov Pickens agreeing TO
Pay their own expenses, and 10 contribute for
the purpose Of sustaining South Carolina In her posi-
tion.
The following letter, just received in reply TO this
tender by the officer who made 1t shows the condition
of tie South Carolina army:
HRAporARrsHs. CHARLRsroN. Jan. II, 1851.
sIx; Yours Of the iih inst has been recsiyed and am
ss q 70 J Je. os. the
Cs.ons army In eli it, Departmental Is full and completely
further aid IL wanted Bet let
thai Gomez ranks decn1ated shall
ber your Offer ad INTERESTINGLY apply TO for assistance
ne hour OF our trial Most truly and respectfully,
PAUL II. HAYNE, Aid deCsmp
NOT MAJORITY PoR THE TARIFF.
The correspondent Of The philadelphia Press writes:
wish could send you good news in reference TO the
Morrill, Tariff BILL which Is to come up for discussion
on Wednesday next but fear thst Is not destined 70
pass before the fourth Of March. General Cameron
doing hercuean service 10 this measure but notwin
standing the recent secession OF certain southern seta
tors cannot count certain majority IN isvor OF tne
bill. But let us hope for the best.
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taSye-tleuest.l

WHAT IL siy BoY CAV ABLE or DOiSGf--itase -
hesA examined FowGER wills can tel you whs -
bvsinsas he WI be mes. ss,oessfA In Cal No ;" n
way and itw = save yop urseh trouble ana saaisS'
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MINOR ITEMS.

CHANGE OF NAMES.
The name Of the United States Hotel, in Augusta,
Ga is hereafter 70 be the Southern States Hotel
TIe Federal Lnicn newspaper, published 81 Miedge-
VILE Georgis, is coon to be changed TO The Southern
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rpvAaD II. DIXON, D. D., Editor o. rns
sssipsl SOD op-,s.Es nd Ccssuins 49,. ~ ~. .
ysers RuTure PDss veTisoses sd sasa fsa,ss
wiahous he kris or hgssare o"ce RYAN 'S'A 49,
.na 4 q syeaargs- f.' r. II
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WORK OF THE CITY kspEcroR.-The following =
statement of the work done by the Sanitary Buroor
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Cur MoRrALnY.-The number OF deaths 10 the
CITY and County Of New-York for the week ending
Ian 81 was 40 of whom 81 were men, vi women, lJ7
how, los girls being total decrease Of II from iast
week. and of IO2 from the week ending the CORE
-,o,dnq date ast year. Of2i7 deaths from acute dis
ease. 30 were cares Of Inflammation Of the lungs, ~
infantile conyusions ~ scarlet fever, IL dphther'te
II bronchitis II Group, III smallpox, Inflammation oil
tL, brain apopleXy congestion Of the brain, con-
uesior OF the lungs 8 diarThes, measlee, nfamnn
lion Of the bowels = teethny. OF 1863 deaths from
chronic disease were cases of consumption, ooansiIe
rparasnus, pasy, drolsy, heart di-ease, aibu-
rninara. 4 rfsn,ils debility, cancer . insanity,
gcrofua OF 81 dei.hs from external and other cases
were cse- Of premature birth, old age bursed or
.esl3.d 3 easuatss ) lues yencrca, delirinm tre-
ro.,s occidental .ufioestion. Classified in respect TO
,bo;r apes there were: Under year, 100; from 70
wear. -: to s. -; to TO- H. 10 to II, 81 Rto 10,
/. l5toI7l; II 10 % "a ~ 10 IS IL; % to 10, 10;
% 70 40 49, 40 10 So 49, 20 to 60 "a; to TO 40 u; ~
10 so 10; so 10 90, L. 20 TO Iec, 2; unknown. In
RI ect 10 their nativity s6 were ofthe United stses
70 ireland. 70 Germany, England, France, Scat
land and the remainder from various Other eountreA
po,,cy CossIs uosERs.-The following named per
sons, appointed by hs Board, having passed esslnhs
ton Ly the Surgical Stat, were yesterday swern int
office as patrolmeu, George IL. Webb, VIM. W
B.vles. James Casey, Edward BurNe, Edwar
| O'Copnor, Edward Br.le, Ralph Archibald, job
| McCull,ucb. Thomss II. Is. CarPentSe. John Conway
Peter R;cs, AID Joshua Hodeeon. They have not "
! bern sssisre Cd 70 wGd~ AsSdt dq:ss aPPcinis'
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CALL ron MEETING OF WoRKNGAEs-Th0
workngmen OF NewYork who in favor of the preser
The American Union who dese to maintain the pnces ~
the Constitution IL, ssanst al hostile Combinations aA
approve administration OF the laws under present oons
ona guaran,is. and the repeal Of a! unconstitutional s.as
nents whe -, favor peace home and with other nasa
The Amscan iadasy the adysnoemeuk ~
prosperity the Lsbore- North and South the removal Of @
Slavery ssitstion ss far ss be. from party politics By had
constitutional adj The adoption Of that policy which WI
foster every righteous interest and prosperity for s
future and demanding sons;derstion Of ose measures
yy fer the industrial independence Of The Of tbs psoS
By which aIone equsbe political seton can be secured
Invited to with he undersigned in Convention to ds
measures f securing the co0person Of the Worknsmsa ss
Union in fzrthcrsnce of the.s objsc,s
Committee If .A,yaa9emsa.s-ysnss Fsrmsn, Z. n vsu
be-. tsa7i Io5, Rsss John w Thomson VIM ssx
Alfred Hovey, Samuel NJ lie Grooi John q Hall Js.s~
W n II. AlberOn, John VI hsrsh.l henry Bseney E4v~s
NJ VOORHEES,, iessurcr VIM OAad Bourne, Cor sscstEy
BrKGL.RIxs.-An elderly man named Joseph Jonss
uuoy.d In the carpenters shop No. 50 Blesher rset
rs,.d CHARGED wit h-yg ssuSy entered Fosters hse
conner Of Bleeker and Crosby sirs and stealing SO wos
Of GOODS The socusd detected By means Of pssss k.a6>
H.vuz .sed that instrument IN euns through the wssss
shutter lie had caslessly dropped On the ground Tho kszs
h.ins sound ard the prisoner s1spected deve King ts&
the knife TO the op where he AZ work snd laying down
he@s-l. upon Wokbcuch had the sss:son OF hss-
irk Jones claim his He taken into custody. s.s
oorrobove evidence being found ne Wa ocNed Up 70 sns
by Justice Queckenbnsh
On Moaday night Peter AT proprietor Of boot and shoe So
a No 81 Carrne street hsd some one bnndens sboot hs
anon Proces din1 thi h. Uncovered yoaES Lad nass
N.hsss yepv- who had been 10 his employ 10 the sof q
,yips OF some his goods The lad taken nto cassoAy
Nv 0s.I Whom the Erth Ward aud Justice oascAsas
committed him fer tEisl
PStIici Joyce Morris Moore end John Dubn al about s
a. va OF Yesterday u tire lard OF iacey
Of Cksss r. Ja1 Ne II Morris street. which they bed oroks
into sod robbed OF quantity Of c works and several pas u
boots Tie property recovered and th youngsters ~~s
,slsu before Insice Kelly ssd locked up for trs!.
AILFGEn LskcEsy.-1homss Rigby, residtn8 "a
No Is Rose arrested yesterday ehSzv< win $500
ns baAkos and ooysn csses Of ei&upsgne vsasd =
lll Ps street Hre accusod sdted taking The wins bu -
sre IN sx,,nuafion that Mr. Wellmsn owed him eno ~
ns,v al ,hr The debt Ills setenient vss 49,
sISaory 10 Jus,ice Kelly, and lie was locked upior >
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GEORGIA. COMMERCE..

TIE Sdpdnndh Republican Of the 10th soys Sa-
vannah il presenting busy appearance at TINS parlo
Mar time at cast 40 far as the carrying trade is
cerned having to do the work Of both Charleston and
heref The arrivals Of vessels exceed those OF almost
any former period, and are informed that 20 were
cleared 81 The Custom liouse yesterday The bulness
OF the Central Railroad IL aao pressing upon the Com
rany, and taxing every wheel that can he put in mo
ZION The present high price Of cotton and The uncer
taipties of the future have induced planters and
merchants 70 throw every bale Into market ana con-
yert il into cash forthwith.