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New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16
sURRoGATE's CoURT-APRiL i5
Will CAsRs

IN re the Estate OF George D. Rapeye
search having been made III the iron cafe used
by tho deceed Il has been reported to the Surrogate that
Will IL 10 be found hsren and the ssfe being claimed by
Mrs Wethebee her property the Surrogate made
until representative OF the estate be appointed Counsel for
the next Of kin stated In Court th morning that they would
not proceed with their application for letters Of sdioa-
ion until further search made for will the
per, Of Mr. Rspeye The Public Administrator then appi
Tor letters Of collection the estate when application
opposed by OF hin. who insist their
mate collector any TO be appointed The Surrogate
took tho papers the motion aud reserved bis decision The
personal estate Is estimsted at S20,O0o.
Henry Richardson and David Dudley Field for Public Ad.
mins.or Belts Robinson aud Erasmus BushDe fox va.
rious pylt Of kni {. {. Rockwell for Mrs WetheSee.
creditor
In the Estate Of Stephen H. Wakemsn.-The ssuoste
appointed BUrr Waseman collector Of the estate.
In the Accounting IA the Esa,e Of Sanford Ceey This
has been trial these two days and not termn-
OF kin.
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including ESSAYS on the Punishment Oh Deatn'
"Esssys on Imprisonment for Debt" and voices
from Prison" Since commencement OF the war
he cherished deep anxiety for The welfare OF tae
siek and suffering soldiers in our armies and In July
last received the appointment of Hospital Chaplain
in the City of Washington, dischargDg the duties OF
that post until short time previous TO his DEATH
Mr.. Spear was man of singularly modest and un'
pretending manners, with quiet energy OF purpose
which no difficulties could daunt, and Of dsinteres''
edness Of spirit which led him to find bis ebiet nap
piness In laboring for others, especially Tor the
rsolsctsd and most wretched classes Of society.
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pa.ssnser. Arrived

In stsdmshp Bremsn. from Byemen and Southanpt m
srolfs Carl Fisher, H. r. Sohurmann and family Carl Ms
bror Capt Rowe, Adam Gergen William Davis
In st,dm,hip Meiila, from HoVana-Mr and Mn. Cr,,n
Cspt SherwiD Mrs. COey M,,er COley, Master Coey Nm
Miss Conception Grandson Miss Regena Grsndson, m.
1nnis Grandson c. Batch Mr. Mows Mr. and Mlss s,ccts
Miss Adophine Stucke, Master Herman f. Stucke M.ts,
Carmsn II. Sucke, Anna Lamkermanr Mrs Cans and alma
Dr. Jose Ferrer y Csnsro. j. Lehman, Edgar BARLEY.
In steamer Mary Saord fran Poyt Royal and hOrsass<
Cffy-From Port Royal-John Wood Leland Balch AIer
Greer From Morehead Cty0tti. De Luce John D. ~.
norman. Slssge, w Cooke. w. Taylor NJ A. Bradley ".
cs..s Ys1 yons. s''dIe} y.'I s: G'R IwsESS ch
Capt Slaght aud son. D. Moora A. 0egau MIRA Smith ul
child A. J. 8. Csbindring J. c. Hinchman
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advertisement.
THE TRIBUNE WAR TRACTS.
No. I.-THR CosDucr OF TEE War.

No 1.-THE CosDUCT OF THE WAR
Now Ready ..I ..s..
The Report of the Joint COMMITTEES Of Congress on the
Conduct Of tho War respecting the management and opera
tions OF tho Army of the Potomac while commanded by
Gen. Mcclellan s issued by In pamphlet OF thirty-two
pages Price s csntsi S3 so per 100 $50 per 1,Oo0.
II sent BY mail In addition will be charged to prepay
postage. =
IL also contains Lord Lyonss letter to Earl Russell giving
an account his remarkable conferences with the
yatiye leaders"
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NOW Ready.i

No. Tir.-BULL RUs-BALps BLUVp.
Department Of the Rat-Fremont
Containing the report Of the Joint Committee on the Con-
duct Of the War relating the battles Of Bull Run and Bsp'
Bluff and Of the Department. of the West under command Of
0su.ral Fremont Price cent'i 81 per 100, SIS
per 200, II sent By mail cent each, In addition, will
charged prepay postage when ,wony or under are or
dered over twenty half each to prepay postage Cash
orders solicited.
Adde'S THK TRIBUsR,
New.York
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ing business at NO. M Atlantic street. will remove today
Its new quarters No 3l Fulton street opposite the C,,
the monsysd insituons Of Brooklyn the nsi,s
borhood Of the City Ball. which fast becoming tho loe,
cep.er Of Business well ss Of amuseents The Pfedis.
ofthe bsnk Nj John StudweL lately President ofthe NO.
tauk Insurance Company and the Cashier s Mr O. Air
The decline Of business in Atlantic sincs removal AZ
steam aud the epd increase o business Of oil sorts about H.
City Hall, was doubtless the impeling for removing
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Smiled,

Apr l3--U. g. transport Sophia
Bhgs-Youns America, Alice Lea
SchoOners-statesmaa, Spray, Henry Hekmau, Palmyra
Observation-Disclosures, Alliance, Dudley Buck.
bsrks-James N. Churchill. Julia Cobb, MaTavaL
Bngs-Mount Vernon, Adrian.
seAooners-Jsmes Bliss. Maria Pemns. Addie NJ. Hsypc
Queen of the South }. g. Cramer Pioneer Jonas spark
NJ. Wilson, IL. Wilets Denmark o. \. Hawley. Ales
Brown, Lewis Hoyt II. Alderman. VIM. II. Rowe Mas
zuma d. 5. Mills Banvardr NewZealAnd. Zicano. Mara
B. Lane, h Lameyer $40.
l5th-Seamships Columbia and Morning Star for HayA
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Gas CoMPAgIES.--An Arrangement, IL ia uu-
dersood has been made between the Gas Companies u
Brooklyn TO divide the city between tem-oach 90 supply
certain seconwhout interfering with another in the
streets as heretofore The old company has for year
charged hall to ia where
the mans Of tue now comPony laid, and full price in
streets where they not This caused great dsstc
form ate throughout ths cy presented to the LegA
turo The prospect OF tho passage tho bill has doubes,
bad the effect Of bringing the companies to understanding
The line Of division IL said to be Atlantic avenue he
company to supply the growing part of the soutey section
OF the city aud the old company the nothery old part OF
the city The rates after the arrangement goes into effect
expected will be uniform well reasonable both
sides Of the line.
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sentation being made by Frank e. Howe AT the coaon 70
which the company were subsequently invited speeches
were made by Capt Perkins, the Rev. DrS oshby and f"e
Geo. Bell, Mr. Nichol, and others.
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No. U-GEs BUrLsBs LATE GRRAr SPEECH
Now Ready

The Great Speech Of Maj Gen. r. Butler at the Academy
Of Music. April g. 1863 Price cents 81 per 100 S13
per 200. Hsen By mail one cent each, In addition Will
charged To prepay postage when twenty OF under are or
dersd twenty half cent each to prepay postage Cas0
orders solicited.
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tAdveriisemsnt.l

THE INDIANS have been persuaded TO remain
another dGy al the Museum and Barnum s jubsnt 1he
sude AID Interpreter has been unable to perfect his
en, for his journey vs,ws!h and hence their delay but
they determined 10 start tomorrow morning. 80 they can
be seen to-day and this eyening and 10 longer.
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fAdvertisementl

CAN He INVENT Can he construct Can
he e1eoutet Or vsha. he do bestl Ills PHRENoLoGr
will chow at glance, and s folly for man to sempt to
do that for which be has capacity Soc TIE fHkNoLo
aicAL JOURNAL for April fowler 4 WELLS, NO SVs
Broadway.
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RAILROAD AccTDEsr.-James McElroc Of New.
ark was run over and horribly mangsd a. Turner'S sso
oo the Erie Railway, on Wednesday morning.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Florence arrived in the Cily
on Tuesday evening and at their residence ia Eu
Broadway. rV .1rTe Coco e
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VIsiT or INDIANS TO THE CRY HALL.-The In.
dian Chiefs cOurnius In the City being desirou, Of pay
R their respects to tho Governor Of the City" visited the
City Hall Monday noon. accompanied by Mfr. Barnum.
and were escorted to the Governors Room Mayor Opdyke
after entered and introduced to the chiefs all OF
whom shook hands with him. lie briefly addressed ths
and said that a they had made treaty with the whites he
hoped they would adhere to H. One OF the chiefs replied in
pretty good Eugh, that they carried the treaty in ther
hearts, and they would sooner have their thoa
late single clause. Previous to visit TO the Hall they
went to Navy and conducted by Capt Meade
through the vaouE depstnents Mr. Bamum the same day
received word that the twelve chs OF Ute Indians now Ia
Washington would visit the Museum IN a few days which
fact being made known to those hes hoy great
ly excited and induly yed 10 9 war.daucs.
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAssERs-APRml5. l5.-Bsfore Jasics
lsGKAHAh-
DECISIONS.
In re Assessment for regulating and grading Eigh-
teh street between Filth the East Riyer APP
picstion denied without costs.
James Low agt Samuel Oraydon es hMoton granted In
psrs Gs stated In opinion.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-APRrL l5-Bssoro
Recorder HoyFnAs.
james II. Burke, convicted OF grand larceny; sen.
fenced to State Prisln for two yearI
Mary West convicted Of forgery in the fourth degree
mSnded for sentence.
George Stanley convicted Of attempt burglary in the
third degree sentenced to the State Prison for years
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

VERDICT AGAINST THE ERIE RAILWAY COMPANY.
Wn. GrosvenOr agt. The New-York and Ere
Railroad ColPsny-This was suit Wherein the plsin,ia
claimed DAMAGES ue' sined ON the de'eHdan, road
Ths case has been bsofs ded to- This morning the Jury
rendered verdict Ia favor Of hs plaintiff giving him SOOo
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PREsESrATIoS.-0n Monday evening, Capt. A.
d. Pskn, of tho steamer Morning Star was pfesene
with silver trumpet, which bore this Inscription;
"Prssented 10 Capt d. Perkins by few Of his Amsri.
and Cuban friends In token Of their esteem New.
York. April IL, 1861"
The ceremony took place board of the pre-.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

The TRADES MoyEMESr.-The masons aud labor
Dyed in the Atlantic White Lead Works have sc
FOR higher wagssthe former for So the latter for pc
day.
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The LATE LIEUT.-CoL. KrMBALL.-Ihe death
OF Lieut.Col Kimbs Of the 9th New.York Volunteers
HawLins Zouaves whom II Ia alleged shot by Gen.
CoTcon Suffolk Vs has created considerable feeling
among the friends Of the deceased n this City who
have taken to have his body brought hthor The
brought to tho attention Of the joint Committee
National Affairs Of the Common Council when Aid osti.
we'll Henry and Mitchell and Counelren Joyce Mcconnell
and Brandon appointed Committee to proceed suf
folk aud bring the body This Committee together with
committee Of the friends Of the deceased started on their
mission yesterday Upon the arrival OF tho remains they will
lie in state 1t the City Hall, aud aerwsrd he Inferred with
military boEon under the auspices Of tho COMMITTEES on
National Aiirl
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

THR KINGS COUNTY MEDICAL SocIETY.-At the
recent annual meeting OF tho Kings County Medical Society
the following officers elected for the ensuing year:
President Dr. o. Enos Vice J. H. Buree See
rstsry, }. 3 Young Assistant Secretary, A. ID. Wilson
Treasurer, A 0ttsIsoni librarian q, J. Bcnnutt
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

EARLY CLOSING OF SroREs.--The City Hall bel
strikes ten every evening o'clock to annouucc the tip
for closing stores "a sgresd upon by tho Esry Closing
citation.
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CoRoNER's lsQUEsT.-Coroner Norris held an
inquest upon the child Mathew Crosn who was run over by
Taroaa in Fulton street Market OF Sunday AM
died from tho effects Of the ipnies The evidence
that tho occurrence purely accidental that the
Of the not to blame verdict accordance Az ren
dered by tho jury
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Wm. Loeschigk ct ais. sgt. Richard L. Baldwin ei
sls.--FlLdings settled and filed with Clerk
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nfNIAruRA AfnInIi

MINIATURE ALMANAC. WV
Scn-Risss...,520 iSets.......6:S9l Mooa-Rss. I.fa
hIGH WATER THIS D.I
s.ad1 Hook. s;2s Gov Issns ., 7;ls Asl.s..... se
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DEN IUN

SUPERIOR CoURT-sPscDL TERa-APRIL Is-Bofoi
JuItice MOsELL.
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THE CTY BAsK or BRooKLYs.--Tbis institution,
which organized Dec H. 1890 and has been do
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fAdyertisement. |

lAdverti'smentl
SPRING CLOTHING, -.
EvAYS
Extensive Clothing Warehouse,
Nos 10 ard SO Futon'st.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-APRIL lS-Befor.
Judae SHIPNAN.
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Nrw.YoRK Lrrsc-Is sArLuN.-The annual meet


ins Of th. eIceen. charitable institution held yesterday
morning at the Asylum, in Marion street, Mr. John w.
Schmidt PRECEDENT, in the chair Tho Rev. Dr. Bur
chard opened the exercises with prayer, and aferwad
read the annual report detailing the condition Of the inu
ton and copgauaog Tho managers the which
had attended their efforts during the year The report
feed the great benefits conferred families in providing
OF approved character and respectabiy During
the year. had accepted such situations The report
Of resident physician showed that during the year 10 births
hsd occurred in the Asylum aud 296 had been attend
their homes The Treasures report prepared by Mira
Sarah B Hevus stated that the receipts $2B63 30
expenditures S22z2 00i balance hand, $d4l 26 Bic,
and interesting addresses made by Dr. Cock, Dr. g. r.
Elicit and othsrs The follow ing officers chosen
during tbs ensuing year: Mrs j. W. Schmidt First Direct
ress; Mr., 7. Mason, Second DIectreu MIRA q. Wther.
spoon Third Dreetress, Mrs B. McEyss Fourth Direct.
ress; Mrs T. A. Emmst. Fifth DirsctreaIi Mrs. Dr. Cock
Sixth Drsctre,s Mira 8. r. Nevius Treasuer Mrs G. j.
Cornell, 5ecretaryi also Board Of Managers.
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A HoRRIBLE MURDER.--One Of the most horri.
bs and wiful murders Known to the criminal records was
committed ia Elenvs Ulstes Coun,y Thursday last In
the broad light Of day. by.Ono William Willis. returned
soldier His victim young female named Mary T. Phe'
su wife Of Robert Phelan better known az the widow Of
James Rockwell married the Saturday evening previous
According to tho mudeePs statement hO had been en-
sss-d be married to the deceased for several months IL
that she had broken the because Of his tax
log drinking and had married above stated. WheToupon
hs resolved ssy here and deliberately procuring kpfs
went her house and cut her throat The murderer was
promptly arrested and held for trial.
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CHARGED WITH STEALING A DEAD MAN
MoSsr-Ye.lerday. Detective NcDoug arrested c. DC
Naushton IespectAblsloOkng young man. on charge p
having robbed Lieut. Grsharn Of tho Of $3.50 IL Is
charged that Graham committed suicide the 18th Of March,
In tho City W.hingtOn that MeSsughton passed himself
off a. DOCTOR and sstsnded deceased and with him
when he that Known that deceased had In his
poson previous to his death the Of 96s0 which ds
appeared simultaneously with McNsaEhton. The accused
was dcOvsred hotel In thi, city and since his arrest has
been identified by wa,hnson officer the young doctor
bo attended deceased. lie will be returned to Washington
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

Nsw.HAyEs SrIAaBoAT TRAIs.-Tbe steamboat
,in on IN. N.r.Hsy,p Hartford aud Springfield Railroad
will oommeues rsunins again In few days. and continue
through the season This arrangement connecting with the
night boat from New Haven. sTrs. convenience last
yesr
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CITY ITEMS.

THE CALFoRgIA CAVALRY BATTALIos-Ihis
fine c5mmasd which arrived in the Ocean Queen on Tues
day e for the camp Of the I'd ha'.chusett Cavalry hee
meu s Resdve yesterday at o'clock Many oil them arc
lamer and no inconsderabls number miners who nave
been Injured to exposure and hsdshps for years fnor 20
their departure yesterday tho troops were escorted rom 'he"
ouarsrs AZ the Park Barracks, by deputasion oi 0aior
mans resident in Nsw.Yok headed by orafuas Band up
Roadway around tho ws,hhs Monument, and thence
down broadway the Stonngon boat The windows sons
the route were filed ladies' whe, with their handksi
ehi.h waved welcome to tho sons Of the Faehc' ban
Bl.ci Co.. Tiffany L Co., Haushwout Co, and o'hei
,orss presented hne display Of bunting salute was
fred from The New. England Rooms Governor Nysos no
vad. accompanied the California delegation, and briefly sd-
dressed the soldier IN P.sk h. remsris which were OF
patriotic eh.scssr being received with loud appau" Tho
battalion pri.es companies under e0mmAHd Of tho
following ohoeu;
Msior-D. Wiu c. Thompson.
COMPANY A-Csptsu, d. $. EiGenbrods lst Lientensnt
r. w Smith; I'd Lleutsnsnt, H. H. CTocker -, -
CompAny B-Capalb, T. Il. Adams lat Lieutenant, w. "
Maaninsi I'd Llsuenant J. A. Baldwin.
Coupany C-Captain, q. A. haEningi lat Lieutenant a
w Shonei ID LieatsnAnt, }. G. NOTcrosa -
Zach CON paBy Ia posed q lo9 men and three officers
Company h sgssdy o at San Franci'co under command
Of Capt A. Dens and wa detained until ,hS L1'h VI t
ulouth 10 obtain uniforms
New-York daily tribune., 1863-04-16

q. EAsrAAs's NArIoSAL BUsiSEsS CoLLEGE.--A
bin incorporating Eas.nan. National Business College IN
isers recently passed the House. The claims Of this
thriving Institution were presented BY promnent memoe"
of the LeS,atur. who acquainted with lis system OF In
.,roeoB which combine. theory with practice, and hss ht
graduates foT ths active duties Of lie.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-14
LYONS KATHAIRoN-

This delightful article preserving and beauty.
TX the human hair Is again put up by the original
proprietor, and Is made with the same cara ann
aud attention, which first created its Immense ana
unprecedented sales of over million bottles an
nn"lly' 1t Is still sold at rs cents in large bottes
Two million bottles can easily be sold in year when
II again known that tho Kathafrou Is not only the
most delightful hair dressing In the world, but thar
e'anse1 tue scalp of scurf and daudru gives the
haT l''e v rich luxuriant growth and prevents 1t
from turning gray. Those considerations worth
knowing The Kathairon has been tested for o,,o-.
twelve years, and is warranted as described ANY
lady who values beautiful head of hair will use tn
k"th"lrOn 1t is finely perfumed, cheap and value
ble 1t is sold by all respectable dealers throuvboD,
tue world. II. =. RArNps A 90
decl9 6md&w Nav VI,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-14
From Fortrese monroe.

Fortress Monroe, Feb. lin reply to
the demand made for the release of federal
army officers, Col. Ludlow United States
commissioner received information that all
federal officers captured before the 10th of
December, 1862, the date of jeff. Davis
proclamation would be Immediately reIeas-
ed. All suffers, clerks and government
employees confined in Richmond released
aud arrived here.
The Lynchburg Republican has the fol.
lowing:
NOZZLE, Feb 4.-Thc latest reliable in
formation from Memphis represents that
seven gunboats had passed down.
The river rising aud is now within four
feet of high water mark.
Artillery placed at all stations of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1863-02-14
FOREIGN News.

NEW York, Feb. l3.-The steamship
Etna. from Liverpool with dates to the 2Sth
and Queenstown to tue 18th, arrived this
morning. Therumors that the French intend
mediation is still in circulation, and some
OF the authorities say they are authentic.-
1t is reported that De L, Hugs instructed
the French ministers at St. Petersburg,
London, Vienna and Berlin to sound those
courts upon fitness not of mediation, but of
simple counsels which might be given to
! oelllgerents, advising them to name COM
mlssloners charged to examine with or with
! out armistice, upon what basis IN arrange.
meut might he made TO put an end to the
war. Another account says De Hugs is
preparing note for transmission to Wash
lngton recommending a compromise. Ow-
Ing to the delay of the Asia, and conse-
quent absence of the later American news
the English journals are generally silent on
American affairs.
The steamer Georgiana had left Liverpool
and Hollyhead for Nassau with large sup.
plies of arms aud ammunition and various
necessaries for the Alabama, of which
Vessel she is called tender.
The London Times denounces the scheme
of the English Government contracting
heavy liabilities for Canada and Nova Sco-
tia. The Railway had better wait and see
what becomes of the American Republic
before setting up such costly defences.
Napoleon distributed to French exhibit
tors their awards from the London Exhi-
bition and made au unusually liberal and
pacific speech.
The new Archbishop of Paris has at
tackled England and Russia for not joining
France in mediation.
draft OF the Seuate's address to the
Emperor expresses regret that the propos-
als of France for mediation were thought
premature by other powers.
The threatened instruction in Poland
has broken out in the provinces around
Warsaw.
Simultaneous attacks were made on the
troops in their various environments. Many
soldiers were killed.
A second massacre OF st. Bartholomew
is said to have been intended.
The latest accounts from Warsaw state
that all is tranquil, and energetic measures
have been taken to suppress revolts else
where. :
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aTnsEyKs Anour.-1

9S-TH1EyEs ABouT.-The city at the
present time is we'll supplied with petty
thieves, some of whom are "native to the
manor born" while others are from for
eign parts. On Thursday stranger. a
man of small stature and pretty good ad-
dress, gained admission to the Mcclure
House and went about opening the doors of
different rooms. If he found a room occu-
pied he would hastily withdraw, apparent
" in great embarrassment, remarking that
he wished to be excused-Thts is not Mr..
So aud Sos room. he found the room
uEoccupied he would steal some valuable
article and depart. The fellow succeeded
in stealing some valuable furs aud has so
far escaped.
On the same day fellow engaged to
tune piano at private house ON Main
street, and after working a half an hour at
the instrument-lOug enough to almost
ruin it-he left the place, while the family
we're at dinner, taking with him lot of
mantle ornaments and jewelry, leaving evil
deuces behind him of an enterprisinp at.
tempt to obtain something more valuable
from the bureau drawers.
The servant girls, too, appear to have
become demoralized to certain extent
Two or three cases of robbery by servant
girls have lately come to our knowledge
and are now being Investigated.