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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-31

LIST. No car shall be drawn at a greater
speed than six miles an hour.
I'd. While the cars are turning the cor
ners, from one street to another, the horses
or mules shall not be driven faster than a
walk.
shall not approach each other within a
distance of two hundred feet except in
case of accident, or where cars are near or
4th. No car shall be left or remain stand
ing on any street, at any time, unless the
same is attached to team and is waiting
5th- No9car shall be allowed to stop on
cross walk, nor in front of any intersect1ng
street, except to avoid collision, or to pre-
vent danger to persons in the street, or 70
take ON or leave off passengers. Ia-#
9th. The conductors and drivers employ
ed by said Company shall use care and dill
gence to prevent injury to persons, ana ON
the appearance of danger to any one ON or
near the track, the car shall be stopped as
quickly as possible. q
by conductors and drivers to prevent in
jury to teams, carriages, wagons, and other
vehicles.
Sth. The conductors shall not allow.
ladies and children to enter the cars while
9th. Conductors shall announce gto
Passengers, in distinct tone, the names of
ali streets crossed by said railway as soon
as the cars shall have approached such
cross street, and they shall observe the
same rule when nearing the place where
the cars cross in connectionwith any other
railway track, and when. nearing the rail-
road depOtS.
10th ti'fle cars, after sunset, ashall be
provided with signal lights. HnrE f,rr,-
18th. No car shall remain standfag
at any station more than ten minutes, ex-
cept at stations for watering the horses and
mules, and at each end of the railway lines,
and at the stations near the railroad de-,
pots, at which stations they may remain
fifteen minutes.
SECTION - The cars of said Company
shall be entitled to the track, and in all
cases wherein any team or vehicle shall
meet or be oYertaken by a car upon either
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-31

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that I
IN will sell at public auction, on MON
DAY, the 18th day of June, 1866, at the resi-
Gence of Joseph r. Ashby, on Sixth street,
Vanderburgh County, deceased, all of his
personal property, consisting of one wharf
boat. one-half dozen sofa chairs, one Brus-
sells carpet, two sociabies, one centre-table,
and other articles too numerous to mem
ton. A credit of six months win be given
on all sums over three dollars, the pur-
chaser giving his note, with approval
security, waving valuation and appraise-
ment laws.
JOHN TRAVIS, Administrators.
Evansville, May 10, 1866. mays d&wtd
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AUCTION SALES.

nAWNBROKER'S SALE OF UNRE-
u deemed Pledges.-I will sell on Satur-
day, June I'd, 1885, at the Auction Room OF
Hiram Nelson, No So Main street, at nine
o'clock, the following articles, to-wit:
three gold watches, one gold chain, six sill
yer Watches silk and cloth sacques, coats,
pants, shirts, one leather trunk and con-
tents, one two-horse wagon, revolvers, one
shotgun, one rifle, blankets, and many
other articles. o. III. GUMBERTS, p. p.
H. NELSON, Auctioneer. Mays If
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-31

Containing $50 acres, 70 acres Of
Is which are cleared; is situated on thep
Ohio River about eight miles above Smith
land. For further particulars inquire of
janl7 J. G. DUSOUCHET & co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-05-31

BY Authority of the Board4of Directors of
the Evansville Street Railway Company,
I, John J. Chandler. President of said Com
pany, for and on behalf of said Company,
do hereby accept the above and foregoing
ordinance, and agree that said Company
will construct and maintain street rail-
roads through the streets of the City of
Evansville in accordance with the pro-
visions of said ordinance, and upon the
etermss conditions and requirements there
in specified. NJOHN-J. CHANDLER,
Pr'st. of the Evansville Street Railway Co.
p Nav 31-d1t
The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04
URON S 7 ZEN d CO.,
PTdNO FORTE 1L4NEF1 CTIRERS,
100 BroadWaY, :"::"::::::"NEw YORK.

The attention Of the Public and the trade is
invited to our New Scale 7 OCT1 JE ROSE
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Of over 35 years in their manufacture, IS fully
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The q Grotestoea .PiGao Tories" re-
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FIR,
Where were exhibited instruments from the
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By the Introduction Of Improvements We
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TERMS:
NET CASH IN CURRENT FUNDS.
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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1866-10-04

DEPOT. 19BROADWA.

An immense stock Of Pianos, Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods, all to be sold for
ONE DOLLAR each, without regard 10 value.
and not to be paid for ill you see what you will
receive.
CERTIFICATES, naming each article, and
is value, are placed ia sealed envelopes and
well mixed One Of these envelopes will be
sent by mail 10 any address on receipt Of p
cents; five fer 81 eleven fer 50; thirty for
s.; sixty-fve for SIC; and one hundred
for Sl5
On receipt q the Certificates you will see
what YOU are going "a have and then 1t Is ut
your option to pay the dollar and take the ar
tiele or not. Purchasers mav thus obtain
cold Watch, Diamond Ring. n Piano, Sewing
Machine, or any set of Jewelry our list, for
81 and IN no case can they get less than One
Dollars worth, as there are no blanks.
Agents are wanted in every town in the
eanntF9; every person can make SO day,
selling orr Certificates in the greatest sale Of
.tewelry ever known.
Send CSC for certificate, which will inform
you what you can obtain for s.. At the same
time get our circular, containing full list and
particulars also, Terms TO AGENTS
Address.
JAMES HUTCHINSON { co.
aug2-3m 1877 Broadway, n. y.
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: L \ y NJ O n T
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.

The Fourth sessoisof this Boarding School
for Boys will commence
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NEW YORK, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1866

Dediaey sent round to the various circles TO hold their
meetings and large sums Of money collected last
night II rs also understood that meeting Of Fs
mans and Irish citizens generally viii be ned In Onion
square. and the bonds OF the Irish republic will be offered
for public sale
ACTION OF THE TESiAN MsrERuoop.
Tho Fcnan sistnrhood will hold fair commencing the
10th OF APRIL ending about the 3oth for the purpose OF
Increasing the funds OF the organization at the Germa
MIA Assembly Rooms. 293 Bowery.
Committees appointed from the FenIan sIsterhood or
New York canvassing the city for donations
The ladies appeal confidently American public
knowing thar lrelands must receive sympathy
from all who appreciate the bessngs OF free govern
ment From their own people they expect that lib
eral patronage which Il is tho duty Of every
man, woman and child TO give now in this Of Ire
land's need-now when the hour is 10 near at hand
which will determine her fate forever.
Contributions however trning will be thankfully rc-
ceived and promptly acknowledged in weekly reports
made by the several committees Money and goods Of
oil descriptions will be received by the committees at
No 81 Eas Seventeenth street, Department Of the Fc.
uan Sisterhood
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fortunate who attacked was supposed 10 have
given Information 10 the police about Of the Fenian
factor or 10 be about " give information II this bc
Is ne Grt DO sa,d BY Fsm.ams appears that
constable named Cunan, who OF duty bctween
at Margaret place, Royal canal He went out and on
approaching the pIae from which tho sounds proceedd
fred pistol in his face this was followed by second
shot from another rson, fortunately without effect
ne honss ran @ S"sy fsa
the police station at CLASH win, from which strong
force proceeded 10 tho garden OF Mr.. Waters, and
made careful search OF that and tho adjoining premises
but no trace Of tho perpetrators Of the outrage could be
found While the police we're employed making the
search they were informed that q man was lying
dered on The canal bank. They instantly proceeded
s o. ae ana % ,Sc h,n hd anu mo-
known az Maet's Mills, they discovered man named
George Clarke about forty years OF age lying IN help
wounds IN the head and neck. Clarke stated that he
wsking along the banks Of the canal, In company
struck two blows on the head from behind by some
weapon which appeared 10 him 4, be the buttend OF
ana N an an instant aef s snot was nrsp wscn
There no doubt Of the fact that II was Clarke who
K ts raid that uY1e triu b. ctA1r v;e,ims
Government has offered GOO reward for information
leading To the arrest OF the murderers There nve
engaged In the crime The names OF three are known
TIE INQUEST.
From the London Shipping Gazette, Feb ~
The inquest the unfortunate who murdered
at place close 10 Dublin has terminated In verdict OF
"wilful murder aga INST person or persons unknown
and that John Iawlcr, Samuel Kavanagh, and man
called tho Doctor were present ut the time" The
man whom the police arrested 'stho Doctor was dis
charged after being In custody for twenty -four hours not
. jot OF evidence OF any Kind having been produced
aga nst him.
STARTLING FACTS IN CONNECTION WITH sTEpHENs
from the Dublin Evening Express, Feb. II.
We have heard relative 70 the probability OF
new light being thrown on the escape q Stephens from
Richmond Bndcwcn and tho discipline and internal
management Of this prison. In consequence OF the extra
ordinary revelations contained In diary found on one OF
the Fenlan prisoners We informed that
mos darling Jdcff mentioned in fs document that
tho Board OF Supefutnndcncc have met and passed 1880
utions relative " the NATTER and that the circumstances
in connection with the Withholding OF the document
&c, will shortly before the public, consequent
the action taken therein by the Board Of Supsrnten-
dence.
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Lana. CItY Nv.

lsorusH Yorss Lasr gs1ntr nrssss -ihsa' hsiA
90, ststt o',ioes 81 gedostay nsh Mo isey sap
lsy yssrs ssy sssn,sss years q 49, rsisiss ., -
grrs street. as bsfnel 10 Ne n.s-s sbrsins Ssansr,
sss .lsb alive issl srs1iss ~ psy~cisss siisSd.
s.ss sstss ths ~ cgsf 90 psshay ssrsiss th'opfb
a. slsht Mss hhrisy IN ne - a f.ssntinr
isr frasn f nanis stsu bsf dfeu4 tot hr~ ffrn tts
sfosr Thhe siaftnef re- tAsi ne lufnt~d s4f4snir
iarF esur "a tbs rhiussy anf top whsb fsstnsd
by stfng " give ssy thsr~by rsstrrng ths faid gsFf
fsfsut snf complstsT eutskfins hef ia ns'ue IN
e.lnfsdn sIs fshsd dy.n ataifs wbsFs oihsf fusfu
bsrs ~ tLs family tss sp tbs eaft~t ahd ~ wfaTpna
H tfnurf hsr sgccse1sd in ertlsrHlading tts rAnsfs
iisf biy bsfte1 nsafiy " rfsp 80 90 sifs
ne Ffe snt1erd, aaf Ne ossi t1s aftna -
ne3fiy sunaausd
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HAyAsA Feb. "a, 1900
oHofrHA, snALLrox AsD prsAsH
We arc bearing visitation OF tho cholera here.
In siera Moreua they bay. so of cattle and
call U cangrena- Large numbers OF oxen have died
within twenty -four hours after beng attacked. Whom
beat dies farmers watch tho carou crows, and Il
they do no, Immediately attack the body, brush aud fe
are beaped up and II Is burned have not learned %
any preventative OF this disease There always large
nnmbc of grccn flies about the carcascs their bs
II iuJur Gus n not fatal ~
The smallpox - increasing Ia Rofla though the gov
ernment permits no statistics TO bs reported
ihe author ties have been somewhat annoyed nj Tho
various sensation articles that have appeared ia tho
journals Of he rnitod States rcgnrd o. npor alton
90 this island VI negroes fron Mobile aud ether points
tho onthern coast. There IL truth Whatever In tho
port II IL old story which started
during he rebellion, aud Given the reason
why Hunter, OF tho Montgomery, chased a'horu aud
burned the bio kade runner blanche this port.
There have been som isolated where r-fugccs'
families have arrlvd hero from southern states and
brought their house sho nfnlnaiy slaves
WIN efn But In every where these have app ed
IN or Consul General they have brcn a liberty and
declared free Many Of them have been sen, TO New
Orleans by CoDsal
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Daring Robbery D. n,s.. y. y.

Atpss siefsn osioTt isss n'ghs thfss msh 70 1sriH
stisfsd iss hosss a Nltoa Sklpp.s, ia 80 tan J
Hlsn Manfs~ county. usd NJ ~ pfs al - sfs 80
fanrhtsr ulth oFas snd sndss threat ~ fsmth rorl'
t<iis1 NJ va Itis f1ffsttff tts Az = ~ 80
tsn otysnrf fhr ssfs al taos itsfffffu go tsAf-
6.f.rsis s.sA snd fsssta an1 Dya1s " ths sst1ss'
u iwsnty er itrasNof a1slsss fef -. 49, -
saY~ttv ysass n "a. Ne snA1s4 : 4e1 a. s.ss
n. A. sksss ssff.esisd hsrts1 shpgt tfs rslra y
rrasr - saf tffa liberated hsf fAfstH ~ -. -
ata tsftsiasfs.i ease 49, taf aulfte tris !. - 4.
f.sa ~ '.fsFaa afa riffn. u t taFtffed N'y NNh'
A., 4tttsf al ty1E tEs tala Eoir4 hAtt
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The veto Meeting In Baltimore.

bALnsohf, hsfcb J. l.oh
The meeting called 10 sustain the reoonruciion pory
Of Congress held In the Front street theatre where
lincoln aud Johnson nominated. The spacious
building densely packed and great enthusiasm
manifested. Senators Creaweii n Naryiand Trumbull
of iInols and Nys of Nevada and Representatives NJ
Kee of ksutncky, and v Thomas and = Z. Thomas ~
Maryland and others spoke Senator rrsn.buli swed
ths recent speech u srcrrtary s-wnrd sf Ncw York
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G u B A..
The Captain General Ordered to Send Five
Thousand Troops to the Pacific.
>~~~~~o~~~~~~~~~>~~~
Fears In Cuba OF Chilean PrIvaieers
and American Fillbustcrs.
~~-~~->-~~--->~~->>~--~
Sale OF One Hundred Newly
Landed Africans.
~~~~~>-~->e~--~~>-~->>.>>
Nearly Three Thousand Trcuch
Soldiers Expected at Havana
Nm Route for Mexico.
ASSASSINATION OF A CUBAN JUDGE.
&c. &c. &c.

The steamship Eagle, Captain Lawrence, from Havana
the Path or February arrived at this port yesterday
We Indebted Purser Mather for the prompt dclv
cry Of our hcs and dispatches.
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conveyance OF the mails from and 70 Havana and tho
~ ai-lo ports prsaSed for which they receive
lur every round trip out and barkl and the per-
Iofhlncc W whch Is under four casgorcs OF penalty,
say So,ooo, $1,000, $500 and s3o 900 They have
eeen indicted occasionally, but have always believe,
delays "
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Hari-u 20 a is1



have ben inforrod thst ne last sais q nssiy I'm
porte lfr, ans hon TIE ssayari psoiAi0u u be Es
oeIissry ss6or Frsselsoo NARY, Issss of ne Tsoon
theatre eoaprs ~ n one hundred vhich be sis ~,
go Oo 70 q certain sci known planter bert sspngs ~
s.y ls sruiefnaa y q iho-s vsry sslerbsrs shs
rot % covenant not Tsry tgug sro. uhsrsby % ~
lyand tbsmasTs' ~ v by anY slaves barn 10 Aioa
- mash fof auf c9ssnsEtsu " hary ! t9ii
has nor. ~ oss EsbioyaBs ssl 90 hasd aaa ~ ssis
tHnkss 8Ivauns
IN apaa ttssr mast b. spffsteuion = ths
cstssfs u spsnisb s-.seH than hsfs - ms
ave y5u a. insiasos ris osnslghses q 90 tfE ~
nasi feoersd p-fsnspofy oriefs ~ sff nsi ffsn
tLs o~aen " tts sres, an 10 tns 90 W snT
sesns v ssnd ths rs,.s " Basngs Ayrss ~ uhi,A
ooaniry ~ bss hssn srsine 20 oafy ntsi cafEs -
sarar rsm, a. ne greater par - ~ti,h ~ss sfrsdf
"a bard snd he ssss-i -. poini = ssiuE sns sbs
oil. srsfa.s havs ~ b. af@fsa arss al ~ ssat bsss
- sfain directed
Hssry al our ss vss.sis ssssrt. uuisss f0sn1
ihs sians sas a bssh shanssis
rHr wsstss rsn -ssvsrs
I emitted v n.stoa Ma, bsfgss iosss Co. ne
g-n-g- ~ fks urs ss~ss sss iasi sssssf iesss 60
rsn nfss thsy ssnanfsf - ths raTsrnnsti ~ nsafs
ihs tafetr q tts tessi fttn ekttufe whih sfis
ts Yea aasrs ~ csabs. thai Lo.sr a fn afs
Hs4sf fssTsstoA saAirsi wa ths fsisfnf1i ~ ~
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BtxDop, Ne, Marh I, Isss
Tie derDocrate % this city 1rud aailte u thirty an
guns today In honor u the President veto and speech
aud are this evening bcldins public aeetng ssppo
of bis policy.
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ziss,'ea .S Presidents % r.,.. c.rl.s..

Ats nesting a. tbs rfss,e>. u rsoa coiisss bsa 10
his ciif " Day. hfs. fAsr~ncs y Hick0k, y y 80
siertei Pfasldent q the lnsilt1fion ~ Hktos tss
afef a. Fce Pfesifsni " thr coiiase 1893 Oar.
ns ths later year v Dr sgsts NE Ls astsd Acns
HrcsA11GL
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THE WEST INDIES.

The Cholera Abating-supposca Rsin-
foreements for MAMMALIAN Passing
Through ~. Thomas-D~.sr.ettveC Co.-
nsgratioa in the Isla nd OF santa CruI.
Qua sr. THOMAS conKEsPokDEsCE.
NJ. TBosAs. feh y, lssG
Tho cholera has Aba,ed the Island Of adaloape,
much that there but deaths per day
whereas last month upwards of hundred aud thirty
went on daily. The authorities have enforced tho
quarantine regulations upon all trahern from Guada
ioupe there little fear expressed here upon
the sabIcct.
On tho ID inst the French steamer IouIsianc, fron
st. Laxare bound 70 Havana and Vera Cruz touched al
this port She had troops board supposed reinforce
mcns for tho imperiaiisu In hssco
In conversation with gentlemen. residents Of the
island at tho Governors reception Tbur,day wss
told that tho opinion Of people generally favored hs
conduct Of tho Governor OF JAnAoA iosards tho gos
In the late iBsurrocti"n II ~.s sAid II bs had been
more lcnicnt the isiand would have been ost 10 ,hs
Engish.
On The 9Th the Brazil steamer North Amer arrived
here with United States malls and papers, TOOK In coal
and lett for RIO, Intending 10 toah ~ Tara bahia and
There has boon destructive eonnagraon at ,he Island
OF Santa Cruz One or two peVsns we're hihed- and
upwards of too hundred tboassbd dollars worth prop
ery destroyed, causing much suffering among tho popa
lAion.
rHE PRESS pEspArcm.
BAvAsA, reb - isss
ny way OF Santiago de Cuba that the eboIe,s
ooniinae. In Goaiaiospe Statistics up January show
thai there bsd been QUE thousand bosdrsi d~sshs
On The i7,b We we're ts that Is rsss he'd ascsssS<l
hut had m Ada Appearance IN bomiaieA
There 10 nsstlsg ss ispostass> from NJ ThnmAa
There ~ere too Amsscsn ~sr steamers ts~rs and nvs
m0rc wsfu rAprctrd-
PROM Hayu We l~ssn that rrsssdsus o~sssss 10 ssAs-
Ing an ssears.on along ns ea~s, ..npr'ns 81 Az 'ns
aud ons hundred aud seventy msb.
The Spanish steamer Isle dc Cuba arrived here from
New York the 2ist We disappointed that she
brought mail and but fe~ papcrs
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Unaninsns Resolve to Support u
sslIsn n TIE Cap"
16setings of An the Circles b
xhis city.
"a %. -.

Important advioss we're received by the steam
ship Asia, which arrived st Halifax ysstsrday,
vitA regard TO the Fenian uprising in Ireland and
- Suspension Of the Habess Corpus oct.
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IRELAN J.
The Great Fenian Re-
belliOn.
SUSPENSION OF HABEAs CORPUS.
Special Session Of the British
Parliament.
Tho Lord Lieutenant Declares that Unless the
Let bs Suspended He Will Not bs Rsspon-
sible for the Safety Of the Country.
The BIN Passed Through Both Houses
an Blgnc1 by tho queen
All In One Day.
Wholesale Arrests Of Ameri-
can Fenians.
British Troops Despatched to Every
Little Town.
GENERAL PANIC AND EXCITEMENT.
TnE EFFECT In THIS COUNTRY.
Intense Enthusiasm Among the
Fenian Brotherhood.
IMPORTANT ACTION OF THE COUNCIL.
UnAninsns Resolve to Support tho
'sMss IN TIE Cap"
16setings of An the Oiselee h
xhis city.
"a Ae. a.
Important advioss were received BY the steam
shiD Asia, which arrived Ut Halifax ysstsrday,
HiSA leRnrd 70 the Fenisn uprjninR In Ireland and
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rHs prpLrs yxsiAs vAcronrEs.

Dublin (feb. l0) correspondence London Times
With respect TO the seizure Of Fenisn munitions o.
war which reported by telegraph last night, there In
little be added II is the most extensive and
important discovery Of tho kind yet made and in
formidable been the preparations made BY
The special Commission was sitting Assuming tina, the
police are rsh 10 Their Conjecture ,s., ,hess four
the city, and shat there were similar prepara-
tons scng ca In the provincial towns. We can
ssos1 :sos sn sso,sS 1ns ss s ana r.nss ss
convies whom their sentences being passed upon
them. Enoourased by the large remittsnce~ from
America, aud d.,uded BY ohshony's masnloceni pro.
Immediate effect they expccted that successful revo
luton would compel exchange of prisopcrs In.
yes, them with ofnce IN tho Irish republic, and crown
though the word discoveryr has been applied 10 these
cases tho detectives found any of those amores
Their own vigilance long A. they had been IN opera,
war which had been accumulated In every In.
stance, I believe the discovery was the result
o,,,., "ormon ss,,,s',s =, pnsa.ey oonveysa 'hem,
last case acting private information Inspectors Doyle
and Flower and Consiabie onln proceeded yesterday
morning 70 the house ~ South Earl street. occupied BY
q widow named Kearpey and her nephew John Haydon
boy about sixteen years Of age, who was taken into
custody. On his person was found q number OF nne
bullets percussion cals and bras dctonsiing bullet
mould He could not account Tor the ARTICLES found in
one of the bedrooms which consisted Of no than
100 rounds of Enfield rne cartridges powder and bul
lets con plee; 800 rine bullets, boxes Of cartridge
paper cut BY machinery. tun dsbes and mes
for powder powder TASK, and three casks which
bad been empted of the powder which they oontsinsd
70 make csrtridses He "" remssded yesterday for
rHs AssAssNArrox op Az rvyonwrs.
The murder o. q named Clarke suspected u being
an lnformer vns mentioned 10 Tuesday HxssLo The
Dublin correspondence OF the London nmss f1rnthes
the following particulars
Is ons osnss asazaed fOr The outrage TIA, TIE an
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Government sale OF ss..m.r..

bAiffn0na M'b !. i-fG
large aaie of steamers by The sofefbnent va held
cro to-day The following the pricss abtAlned 10
sthef with the pnfChassrsi names