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important From Mexico.
Decisive Victories Claimed by thr French
4 british Minister lent to Mexico let
tcrr Of congratulations from Qseep Nic-
IUriu. Elg.

Nsw forl, Narct % lie steamship Esyle,
Captain Laurence, ron. Havana al, ins,- arr we'd
ihS Afternoon, bringing the usual letters and news
paper h'e- for the srN iron, navau, aud Mexico.
tCorrespondSncs Of the SUM
H1rdra, Hd,ch & The srauis steamer BARGE.
Iona arrived no tie 2-ln ul,., from Vsr, CRU. by
Ter have dates from a'yico 10 the 18Th ut., and
from Yer, Cruz 30 the slU y. particulars ,re
given Of the cRptuf. & Oay,ra; nor 10 the rumor
Authortatv,ly corfrr-l. II was reported To have
cspitu'ate GA Ie 9,t, but trcct news received
thence IN Ori,ha provss the report fA+s, a. up 10
shat dstr, he IN, t bad Mt cspi,lated. Even
the Frcnoh are coutr.dicun, part ~ the nuor aud
say, that Porhr'o pH has no, been shot but Ia to
Ne clr iei & VI yco. tnicr al tho circumstance,
tlcsc 81 ,rts, whether official or other~ise, should
h placed "a 'gulr.itiue' until confirmed. re
French report victory gained 10y Them u courscl
a. Portorllus, over some tur'e huudre infantry
and i've HUNDRED cavalry, under Anton R1Iss
~ they killed Roiss mud SIXTY ao.air- and cap
turrl Yue fHC, one cam n, ~ rafrH q ,l nutrition,
500 CJl pee lor-eA 100 mules, auu .II-, -ou aye
Gers. iOn dollars 800 uniforms, A. all t'' ollie '''-
usy.tgc
Romero, it is s,ij, was cor,arc' ~ Ap,ilusao,
with 100 Others Two hundred D Is mon
lilG, and 'gc itnIrcI uusscts, horses
drums ~. uus p, were '.rtIrc'. L.
Il b. sail ths' nero ic.ng c'.eti'', biz h,in"'H
ia q rarnsr.ui tree. an that o." i.r1c.. ',dcrF
immo4iar'., 1' usua, aHHW"'. Goo 7aet ne
houses: also i.t sll or Of tuc I 20 ic iuon', loo
chcsr,a no., caused ITO NJ 20. .l,a '"r' UcA
thus di-coycrus Sc i.'l.uy rl.'r H' T. moro.
IN ne safe " NI"o Lr"ip lhr iuIcral SIS
cs'u another victory. M.r.,s .- ., to have
been surprised a. B4utsl, JauI1r' O., .ui 10
toyc lost KILLED, o pr' uer'' 80 l"''''' - guns
i lanrot .Htr"ii 80 p"".." it'' .'' I|I' d
uH.,- tud lyon "ft' E'''i'' 90 ' '"'In0' II"
rT'm M,l,,lu SO. learn n.'' ..o.N French, mo-.
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From Europe.
1hrc, nn,s ntcr News.


The m,ii steamer Clbt from Cueen-to~n the 3nh
SfFeamary, arrived =; th'' por' ye'terIay e'"n'rs
Nth three da.'s lc.or newt
Inc ne"t ~ 'he ''!iu'hA"'nN inc i'"' ''"'.'
,'e'' SUI VIC y "' W ~ -. -.
VIZ Va. W. '' '' % ~ W.
Produced profound sensation IN tnsAnu' anu
'ol,meH'el upon py s' TIC pN'L''
'"' L'n'on NV i@'''' '''"''' W. Nv ~
'FcseonI's'ion 't7, uooWl'n'' r'F' ~ "''" ''-
''n'' P'..Fo '"'
'nd'a' NAV a'''' go 1851" 80 "' '''o ''-' '"'
isI,iaront ny 'rhhn' alp,osca ln' army sue nnIy
-m4,upts 'oiioVs. "i'u.n- Re conceded. hoNeyrr.
ths on It, o. clio 'in,, 'Lc otU comes the ls cat
o. iis ' ~ q, ~ . o.'. y ,o rS,
.sied 10 conccdea Boo on ne go, .tion Of Mon
tr.h on fh1, %, ss, ~ - ~. o'h'lt''n' a.1'
n nS y, ,'' 20 o"',-H MY neon ~
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s,stI 70 NV, ."ii- ..' ,lps' -. nv -, ~
I,n Tho o,ber hHrd ,b5} trc ro1t,Ssr.i,s b,V. L.
~" =, " ID N',' q, az, M Mn, 80
,rhmu rr.g h.,e r,,sseIic4 the,r ursIierah.e ~.
solution to nshl T. tIo n' ON both .iee.' iH tnot,
Co l5-., of S,'l =, ,c''l. NM Nor" do
,e o,e decentralization \ye op,ors tn, result tut IA
6u.t he more evident th,n r,rs that neu'reitr. n
ara ellos 81 10 m,iit,in H. /. The 1nIv po lev Tor
irrlsnd.
The London I>pry- confederate ors'n-con'inue,
p, policy NJ attempting 10 fren'cn trclAnd into =
,,.,s,,,io, n, thu south In g.. Iai,,, i.,n, a re
- 49,, 80, , .
/. ~ Ss,.nco ~ .',,. Wu' t3ri,.b .t,t..,1,n
ouFh to te aware hy tlis tiu" nov very Ptec.oI' 10
we antanon o me wa. Iaom'n ., Ho... ard Il
those month. should All % me inidil. Of ,l.',r
'anAda would D" - o." We''y OF WI lAn'"'ht" TOW
'''A''u' '"' ''''".'" ''' ''''' ANU
The AEN, A>r NAvY tfrlTl says
We are m positon TO 'i'ie that o..d'r. or iS,s
~ =. ~ ~. raw. ... 80. -. ~, "a. =.
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From the Gulf Squadron,
Naval Expedition Against -. Nrrhs.
Eioridu

phnadelphid, hIrch a.-The l1'i. state.
steamship R'unuih, from th" En-. aut W,tGlf
Block Adi4C SqusdronS has srr.yei At 80 ma
yard she reports that on tho 2o;h ~ February,
an expedition, lnder NE con- ,nd 81 Riga. eye
General Newton, consist NJ o. 81 zoe tr0oT., both
white and colorcd stationed =, Key Veg. ~ the
guutonts IIonti.Tss Brittani,. Aa.uoia, And Hel-
drirl Hudson starte Tor a.. purpose ~ oap'1rin Z,
81 Marks. Tho result oi the expedition b ED moi
been heard ~ the time The Btru,Uia SAVED. Tho
Bermuda bring, iour hundred .ck and t'7ob.r ,ei
soldiers ami sailors.
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d',troved nv , are, which broke out durine Court
Ball
SHANGHAI telegram, Of January 9th, says sir
Rutherford Aoock returns 10 ENGLAND. from IarSn,
b. The present mail lie is the hecrer ot a conven-
ton WIN ih' ivcoon, guaranteeing tree nhviratou
Ia thu inland -lNs Tho convention further allows
the H.tH'l.. men - A. Tura.h Consui1ic ~ ~iuc-
nN'as OF Pachwcnt, ard IuRt's to- she i'N inent
lv JnD'u 't IN indemnify To- the expedition up the
--''. oi = nnl'aNi IN" relations Win lfpAn are
'at.ise'0rv and imr,oviue"
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slaves y expected % oe decided today lIuestsy!,
III INC OohIed'rste Congress"
In rc;srd g. sherman the Richmond napcrs have
,s,Atr- ,,s.,t-. rAu i.u,,, 49,.
'''''' ''''''' '"'' "'u' N.''' =" -
hiS mNn column beng, - they declare, hidden ty
he cavalry Thew All declare Tat r u 'o a vcrv
Der loas cculiilcu. t5at mil, 10 c..'I spa.ain a
great ha.tl. very we'll few S. rfnisnes would OK.
aust D. a s.o,k og ammunition. A,
A,,--. ,..-, ,,
~ '"''' WI ''' ''.' W. ''IH
& csc furor, " sena,or,,l Committees ,rtr,,ch
60 80, -,
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,,,,,,,v,. -, a..
'''f'''' - '''' 'u''''"'' Wv
lIes'. NJ !. Ire's upon iim any such Sc ptopo-
ti'l'i Nio were ne senators what Ncre
We NV IN hF Is t'ere any lIN0 'o 10
i'fcc . PCS tcNt 10 comp on sc "'N sufiucs
Nnn ~ 30. ynF Is there any ne elic ready 10
volunteer irs gnaton IN css- he 10 forced to vschtc
'.T ia,n aud # re Iocs' ~ho - rtup's"d So h.l
Nat sef u any attempt maize 10 tHuors t'
cr'.t" the IMPRESSION that I'' lie IFS ready o.
''ifd'r irW' 10Y LAYING down arms under The
TretcN' oi preventing the suNer'u's sui sscrihccs
OF forced surrender Who 40" busy VA these
rous o. eurreud.rus g. '4i.ugAiion
Srosh put the ,tts demands lullucsH
A1 do' s'H hhd 1'i'ii' 10. stance CO..
Internal well external cusmirs.
TIE v ats' enemies Who now lrJt,.t ~ are She
whipped sreciets THIS hout ui agony D.. no time
tor FICTITIOUS opp stgu ot 'nf laItorn. with peace
81 positions, which c-u lcai to rotuu. hut dos
IN.f, rc.tNatou az | iulu. Terms ~ ."Cuntttnt-
uuu uoN tomiug irUu Cor.frss ave nothing else
out sui Iyatou. Let ts kuuN Irc worst, tuat ,hc
fuWgty remedy uIty lo AIp'c'."
Tho ENvritsE In r,s,,n,e &. tt. .orrc,r,p,ent.
NN's' 'A""'' answer ~ q'eH'''h 'sAe'' Tor
want u uformston, sul then zoos 40 10 ne ~.
l,u.t ,iIe and .I,,,. IL s,, f.,,.,. .t,,,
-
ing "'.''''I'''0'! "'' '"' rebellion ''' 'N ''''H
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Poughte'psie, hdreh As the down express
tram on thc Hudson River Railroad, which lett 4.
bany this morning, reached point below Stuyvs.
Ant station u ran a broken rail, the IondeI e.
press car sud hVo passenger care bounding nom
the TRACK, snd lodging against The smhaukment 70
thc east side The train Al ihe Nme Of ne acc der,
was going 1t the rate o. IS mn per hour. s'rang-
t. s.y but one person was hurt lie was hrst"'
man named ! nkns. IliS log was trokcn. The
u.cr vs.. lady obsiruc,e Jelaying al the down
Lalng four or I've hours
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Explanation. la'in- tsheu PLACE h'tNccn the
Governments OF Crest Hr.,air ,uIs' - ,,l Sts,r-
TIC ua-'pprt order "f Ihc i,th q TO-, g.. ruhor p
rcsc,ud.d go lay o. q r,lau-tu Cua.a. The fol-.
loViuy Proclamation has teen i,sY,ls
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Ins unfortunate trouble in the Fenlan ory.niza.
non 10 delored by every true friend Of Irish indie.
pendence' Only few days ago It WAS apparently
united In tho strong bcnd o. fraternity, with no
jar or dlscord, AMI quietly Preparing for tie grea,
work o. rescuinS Ireland from ths clutch Of The
oPpressor' In this country Ne most hopeful Antic-
p.ions were INDUCED for tho success. Of tho slorl
GUS cause at which Fsniansm wa, aiming, in
ireland, the people were eagerly looking for the
coming Of their brethren from this ude Of
Mo Atlantic, W sound tie tocsin OF Irlsh
liberty In England, John Bull w.s trembling
IKE an aspen len, and even in Canada thu
o'ue noses laid awake At night in dre.dtil
Apprehension that the Feni.n lsgiona womb
pouhee upon them, from over the border. b.f,,.
oAyhghI Now, however, the same evil inauenc.
"uP'ea the Roman Empire, caused the
uo"niAu OIL Greeeo and nearly discovered the Anne.
mean UNCONDITIONAL dissenuon-is gn,wing a,
me very ViA' Of the cause on which hung ths "A,
iona nope OF L.sh liberty Instead Of g.,h.rinc nm
u" strength 10 hurl like an avalanche upon ,v,ar.
nleAI England the Fsuian organ sAtion il, ,n.,v,,
ing "'si - evil sh1!e, aud leaviny England :,
en-okIe hethoughi ofwpning blcodlss, v,c.,-,
Email 'is srea'es'' most completely orssp,zel NV
most powerful organization that ever es,ousrd o..
cause OF Irish tndepsn4ence-shau II now b, =,
IoAei to erumble AMI sink forever the .opi bono
INA" were built upon It, because Of this uuioruun,
rupture among its leatersi What is tho fee in, ,
al friends OF Ireland upon this suljs Neyar
satisfied that II h's trouble continues, Fonian,u
mus necessarily fall to the ground they feel IN,
INC oaly hope now lies in speedy settlement of Il
airneai'y In accordance With the provisions
hs feman Constitution; and that III
may DO done IL the earnest wish Of every lover
Ireland The question now is simply whsth,
'his unfortunate state Of Affairs shall sonnn,
inw u ends IN The sntr. dishandnnoQ, Of u. ",
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NJ EAT 20 L.

CARROLL-on Wednesday morning, Dec. 20 at
Io'eoek, Mary Carol; the beloved wife Of Pstret
Of Klllmichae, Co. Cork, Aged 40 years.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family, and
ther-n-lav, jeremiah II. Creed, are respectfully
requested to attend the funeral from her ate resi-
Doc. 22d Al II o'clock. Cork and Tipporary papers
p.eate copy. fOt
CLARKE-ou Dec Goth, Elizabeth, wife of Rich.
The friends OF the family are respectfully invited
TO attend The iunerAl this day. at O'clock from ls6
East 2lst st. Her remains will be takon to Green
wood. "a
EDHONDs-On "Wednesday, Dec 20, Ghane, wife
OF Robt. Eimonds, In her seth year.
The friend, Of the tamil. are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral from her late residence 249 T.
10 h 1t, this 1huIsday afternoon, Al o'clock. SO
.FLANAGAs-on Dec 9Oth, MARY Ann, daughter
Of William and Ann fisnaean, AGED "a wears.
fully Invited to attend the funeral, this trhursdsyl
afternoon, at O'clock, from the residence OF her
parents, 2Sl East IL IA Of. 1856
IOONEY-On "wednesday morning Dec Y0th
Mr.. Peer LOouey, aged ~ years.
The relatives aud trends OF decsa,ed are invited
TO attend the funeral, on fridsy afternoon, Dec
.2d, al . o'clock, nom las Loriiner st, Williams
buTgh. is
sMITH-on the Goth inst Abel. J, Smith, in the
The friends Of deeeased are Invited TO attend tho
funeral on Saturday afternoon, $50 inst, at o'clock
tom Grove Church, WeehaSken. The relatives
rnd bearers ATE invited 10 be present at the house.
f4i south 9th st. Jersey City, at II O'clock a, N,
same day. 100
TANNY-on Dec. 10Th, 1865, Henry, the younse.,
son Of Henry and Elizabeth fanny aged year and
IL dayr.
The friends and acquaintance. Of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend the funeral this after
noon, At 4, oelk from the reidenee Of his parents
4SO Hudson Of. lO4
VAlL.-On TUESDAY, Dec, 10Th, Mu. Mary Maria
Vail aged IS years, wife Of George Vail.
The relatives and friends Of the family are re-
spectiuy requested to attend the iunersl from her
late residence in S4th Of. bet let aud I'd ayes this
Thur1day afternoon, at O'Clock lis
wELsH-on Tuesday, Dsc. 20 after short III =
ne a. Thomas Welsh, AGED 40 wears.
Tho friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral, this Thursday alter
noon, at o'clock, from b, Beihune ST. 1874
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oSB OF the conditions Of r,stoi alton. whl,h no
President has repeatedly urged uron the Southern
Slater, Is the reputation Of oil obi cation, con.
vsctei Tor tho support Of tie REBELLION. Several
oi tic said Stat have already lsksn the d,s'rsd
seiiou ~ repu isung these deb,s, aud there 10 no
reason to believe that any serious objection would
be made 10 tho measure By any Of the rec. aimed
States Therefore, the proposed amendment to the
Constitution, which has emanatsd FROM the House,
prohibiting the payment OF such Obligations, il
practically ofbu. little consequence and might very
well have been dispensed with. A. the sam. time,
The moral effect Of such an amendment would 10
good, aud IL would also preclude the possibility OF
any future stIompi to endorse any kind n debts
that were contracted in ,hs interest OF rebellion
ea'e tha' his passed an act Of repudi.toa nigh,
At some time hereafter revoke that set and pay its
rebel debt II no Constitutional provision prohib-
ited aud while II is not likely that any State
would DO guilty OF such perhdy for the SAX, Of
adding to "a 'mpovcrlslmenL il may be ss well to
have the matter put entirely at rest.
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The Flrtt and Last Duel In Illinois

In Ford's history of Illinois, he states tina, N.
year 1S20 was sgnallz d by 1be first and last duel
which was evr fought in that State. Il took placs
in Belleyle, 81 Clair county, between Alphonso
RtewAr; AMI William Beuno., two o, scurs man
The seconds had male II W TO be . sham duel 40
throw ridicule upon Bennett tho chalIeng NO
party. Stewart Was In the secle., but Bennett, I'M,
adversary, MAS LETT 10 bOl eve II a. reality. Tbev
we're 10 hyht with r,1es ts suus were load.i
with blank cartr dyes, and B3rnet, louswhAt aus
tscung n tr,ck, oiled TALL INTO his .lil without
the EulWIeiy Of ,he hocuuAS or OF lie ottc- ~ .
ty Toe word 10 FIRE was given, and stewart Iii
mortly wOuuled. BenAet n.suo his es .ape. bu,
two ears stterward Ia wa irrestsu in ARK .n.a.
bruu ht back 20 Vie SlAle, indeed tried AMI 90,
yi,ted OF murder. = great efIlt was made m no
cure lis pardon, but Governor Il ,ui Womb yre,J
~ no en,reat es ia las i4vua sll Bennett .uii,r,,I
the IeuAlIy q tn lAw - lIgu IN lie preaence
OF = great mu.dtule Of peupls. Thi. W.. tha a 80,
and last duel fought In the state by apy ~ IN.
citizens The hanging Of Bnnsu made nuall,ng
dislredtsblo and unpopular and laid The ,ounda.
hon fr that aDhorrORce Of he practice rhich h..
ever since been felt and expressed by ,be n.1n,. =,
limos. Tho late Judge lockwood WA. ,han ~
Attorney General OF the Safe, and nro,.cn,.d in
| this case. To his talents and succsa. a. . 49,.
eu,or Tho people are indicted for ,his ,.Tv 49,
dent and example, which ia more thsn u snna,'
ally known W prevent he harbarous p,.c,tc. q
Ldusuins from beins inirodcaei inLo unpOt,.
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ta rive ifsr' fhs r-s'sfsnee. o. ~ sfyei snt
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st0fsa ~. tu, 90 csnlA SIRE. 9Th
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',ts - ziU . u0f pss' % 'ollisfs Bll on.
p.ogmsri for oil o., sho afs destitute = work
M at 10 obu nsI without tho s0urse suggested.
rsr. sts hundreds n psr.s IN NE navy Y,fi,
C1stor1 House, Post O'fcs, tio hist are n1w hilsI
b. political favor les -ho have no c.sm 10 symps-
hy. Tat class ought H. bs displaos', end their
pls'cs filed ~ hoiorshly discharged sll..r,.
TIC only qislIdr suon Il the inoumhcnis consists
IN thsir ussfulnes- &c political stool pigeons "
irum up voter, on election day. and u is Tor no
other eau" that they are retained m no lucra.
,vs positions We hops that Con ress, Al some
time durng the session, will taxi sons measure
for rscosn zIns the CLAIMS u soldiers for those DE-.
.rAbe public places
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TRADE NOTICES.

A REGULAR MEET ING OF THE LONG
IAshore Ship rNnIers viii be held on Thursday
evening, al ~ O'Clock, a. 49, Bvery. By order Of
PETER FIr4sIMAoSS' Pee, JOHN CAREY,
Rec. see. 10
NOlICE-TO THE MEMBERS OF THE
~ Marble Polishefs /. 7. : oiey-A special meet
ing wid be held in Milhm-h'' hal, 20 i 4. ami Ith
ave, on THURSDAY evening Pc, lei, at ~ &c ock.
All M mi ale requested to Ne pre- emit AZ bunine.s
OF in.portance viii be usnsActd. b, order OF PATK
HANLON, PIesL 1hUs, ROONEY, soc. l3l
CHIP JOINERS-A REGULAR MEETING
- Of the ship Joinen, Mon OF New York will 10
Punctual attendance Ia requested, otcers for The
ensuing term will be elected. l.. POWERs. Prest.
w. w. OVERALL. Sec. 116
( TMBRELI.A MAKERS UNION-A REG
" ar meeting will bs held At your room, No. la3
Bowery, this, Thursday. evening, at O'Clock, Dec
it 1850 All member s. are H9Gs.sed 20 attend 70
frcA CHARLES W. kE w. Ia
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A Bandittc In Detroit -, oufc.-ion. Of q
Burginr.

1ng Detroit DAILr usIoS says For long tine
rsst, gang Of ouusN. have infested We out.
skirts Of Detroit, and have committed sers. Of
Expectations which have created . Widespread
feeling Of conformation and alarm among tho,s
who us compel led 10 pass through woods and
lonely places in coming 10 aud gbng from the c 1.
Mt Duly have mon been ROBBIE upon the highway
tut tho pastures ard barns Of farmers have b en-
made 10 suffer to an alarming extent, and no clue
has ever been found by vhich h identify the
thieves Tue arrest Of the BorIe family, few
dsyssgo on tie Cuarye Of shooting OF Mr.. Butter
te'd. 10 likely ~ lead to wonderful results. Mt
only has . murderer been appreh ended, bat IL IL
certain gang Of hAudittL. who have hid themselves
10 the forests o. sprn swels, aud only left their
place Of concoamrnt ~ rob and steal nd murder
II necessary, have also been appreneuGed, and
arc now tho broad road that will lead
Ga, IN to .he cells Of e. ous. man named Char
ley Kn ghl, who WAS known ~ te confederate Of
tho B0rtles family, was found In hut occupied as
the headquarters Of 1he gang. lie was taken be-
fore Jusuce Ludlow, and there made a full confess
s on, impl eating himself aud the others in more
than twenty different Transactions, from highway
robbery down 10 stealing hogs cate, horses aud
sheep, and other depr' datious. This confess on
was taken down II. writing by the Justice, and
swol to by the 'rgn,ruel highwAymsn, who, IL
IL supp sod mAuo tho statements with the idea
that MS punishment would he materially lessoped
thereby. ny the aid o, Knights confession tho toll.
lowing criminals we're arr, sted; James T. .Bor les
| tho father, who sos the hA-d-euus from
his son, ami AIDE him in escapIpR
to Canada Nellie BIrtles, vie Of the
| old man, only 20 years OF age John II rites,
tho murderer lhomAs and + edor *, hl. two
br Ihers Ms Colbert, ssier OF tao brothers WHO
was arrested Tor conveying Information g. them
| aiier they nAd hsd TO Canada; Mrs. John BJrtl q,
! formerly Hanush L. Harrington, the wife Of tho
| mup lossr, who aided him IN es sping. The wife
o the old man, on belug inscrroSnted a. to her
r,.sons for marrying such an old and repulsiye
husband, rep ied, iIh much feeling and coma der
able profanity, because l WAS LILLE fool :" She
4, Young woman OF good appearance, and seems
o. entertain no love for ner deerspld husband gu
tho contrary, she does NOT aieIupI to conceal her
aversion, and haA been heard W express Ter visa
that "the " hole 1ribe will 60 W safe Prison u
From what We can learn We should iufer lhsl her
WISH will be- mare Ih.n reAlizsd-'hey Will all 20
| LeIe, aud lAks her with them
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PERSONA NOTICES.

pOY LOST-AB0uT 4 MONTHS AGO, A
Dboy y the name Of ArRICk REILLY, aged IL
30 thankfully IeceN by his mother 81 lhe above
number OF street.
IF LEOPOLD STRAUS WILL CALL AT
L 263 and 264 West Washington Market, he wiu
hear some hing TO his advan age, u. PRATT. IS
NOTICE-ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
~ cautioned againsI receiving or negotiating tho
follow ng D. omssorv notes ;--Promissory note for
sltUO made by barnes Brothers, dated June 1864,
and payable ak months after date, 10 the order Of
Nathaniel Terpeny-not endorsed. Proinissorv note
Tor $500 made by VIM Q. BarusA dated June !, 1864
and PAYABLE sI months Aitor date, to the order OF
Nathaniel Terpeny- endorsed. Promissory note
for $50 made by VIM G. Barnes, dated November
Goth, 1865 and PAYABLE six months after data TO the
order OF Nathaniel Terpeny-not endorsed The above
noios were stolen from the subscriber Saturday,
l6th inst by PICK pocket, who viii please send them
to his addres4, Harlem, ?. o. NATHANIEL Err
PK&Y. III
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

A FEW RESPECTABLE MEN CAN BE
"a accommodated with 5000 board, whore they can
have the comforts Of home, by applying Al 3ya w.
2ist 1t. bel. sth and 9th ayes. 81
THREE YOUNG LADIES CAN BE AC-
Il conmodated with board with a widow lady. AP-
ply Al III Mulberry At, room ~. 90
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