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New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
go ORLEANS 4ailg Grfsteut,
TnuRspAY MoRNINe. NoYEMBER !. 1see.

ARREST OF CoUPLE or WHOLESALE ITALIAN
THIEvEs IN B0sToN.--Ahout fortnight since o
young Italian, named Rodin Andres, who says that
he is priest, arrived in New York from Cuba,
and took up temporary quarters at the American
Hotel. He brought large number of sareedotal
PeEtments, besides an ample supply of citizens
clothing, considerable jewelry, including diamond
rings, gold watch, and goodly supply of gold
coin.
a short time after his arrival here he encoun-
tered some of his countrymen, and of the number
TIVE who gave their names ais Raymond E. Gomelas
and Antoine Marineoyich.
These two men on learning that Andres had so
much valuable property with him, plotted TO pos
eess themselves of it, and in urtheranoe of their
plans, taxing advantage of his utter ignorance of
New YORK and its customs persuaded their un-
Incky dupe that he was in danger at ehoteI, and
urged h1m 10 seek Immediate refuge in obscurity,
which advice we are informed, he followed. AS
soon as ne was out Of the way they went to his
room at the hotel, where they collected about
$4,000 worth of his propertv. enough to fill two
large trunks, and which included two or three
diamond rings, the watch before alluded to- and
1oaE or hye purses Of gold, packed up and de-
parted with 1t for the north. This occurred on
Saturday, the 18th inst. The thieves arrived III
Boston week ago yesterday.
Andres fortunately fell in with friend who in
formed hlm Of the deception pFacticed upon him,
and upon going to the hotel he discovered his loss
he Immediately gave information to the police
and Detective Baker, of the fifteenth precinct was
directed 70 investigate the matter. The thieves
were tracked as far as Boston, where, after about
weeks search, they were arrested on Tuesday
evening last, at sailors boarding house on Com
meTcla street, by Detective Barker, of this city,
and Detective John NJ. Dunn, of Boston. About
S6oO worth OF the property, including some Of the
more ordinary clothing, the watch, and about
$500 IN cash, have been recovered and identified
by Andres, who was IN Boston on Wednesday
with the detectives.
Gomeias and Marincoyieh say that the rest o
the property was taken from them by the British
police when they attempted to smuggle it into
Montreal. The eldest Of the two Marincoyicl
claims to be priest and is quite an old man
Both of the accused were brought to this city OF
Wednesday, and were yesterday at the fifteenth
precinct police station.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
PATENT LUMBER DRYER.
RuhKhnx's...... .RUhKhEE's
PATENT LUMBER DRYER,
sUpERHEArED STEAM, WITHOUT PRESSURE, WILL
SEASON LUMBER IN FROM ? TO DAYS.

Important Invention for seaaonlng Lumber
II will Lumber average cost o 81 1000 feet
il viii season Lumber horoush and check it les
han any other process.
safer the work quicker cheaper and better thar
any other process
The expense Kiln Right is within the reach O
every one.
Il costs ess to dry ont the water in Lumber than to haul
! twenty miles
NO NECESSITY FOR USING GREEN LUMBER.
The Lumber comes the ready to be worked i'm
mediatey.
The cost of changing Dry Air Kiln into Steam
Kiln erecting Kiln and the price OF Right are
often saved in a year by this process.
No need keeping large stocks Of lumber on hand It costs
less to dry it by process than the interest therice while
| drying in the air.
Carpenters Cooper Cabinet, Carriage, SASH Door and
Blind Manufacturers Planning Machines, Saw Mills
and all who wish dry lumber should be in possession of the
| Right to this invention.
common Hot Air Kiln can be changed into Steam Kiln
| for small expense.
This process in the Car shops of the PENNEY
vsnia Central York Central Atlantic and Great West
ern Chicago and North Western; Chicago, Alton and ST
Louis Illinois Centra Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Michigan Central Wabash, Sundusky, Dayton
Cincinna and other Rairoad Companies Also, by many o.
the manufacturers Of Cars, Carriages SASH Doors and Blinds
Agricultural Implements etc, throughout the United states
/ GRAIN, FLOUR, NEAL, FRUIT VEGETABLES
T0BACCO WOOL, PAPER BRICK, SALT, and other
substances dried by this process
of the Dryer allowed before paying for the Right by
| paying for the drawings and specifications.
| For further information address
JOSEPH FRY,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
UNDERTAK-ERs.
WINsLOw . PmILAEPs,
~ UNpEETAKERs AND E,tRALMERs

No. :. ampart Street Gate CreusJ between Common and
G.aVisT streets,
Fgving neat variety of COEEINS and MET Lilo BU.
RIAL GA S tyzether with Haarses Carriages and "a "a
able are persI ell orders in their line with
atiEtaetpn to theis pBsralE
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01


REVOKED Some weeks ago it was telegraphed
throughout the country that Stephen G. Bnrbridge
had been appointed colonel Of one Of the reg
iments In the regular army. Though this7Yas cor
rect, is alsossrue that the appointmentwas made
by the secretary of war without consultation with
the President, and without his knowledge or ap-
projection. We are gFatifed to be able to state
1hat, upon proper representation Of Burbridge's
course In Kentucky being made to President John
son, ne promptly revoked the order for the
appointment, and under his administration the
regua&r army will not be disgraced by having as
one Of It's officers q man whom Gov. Bramlette
denounced to his superiors as being destitute of
tne abillty OF an officer, the courage Of soldier
or the principles of gentleman. 1t is not Ger
Ialniy known who procured this revocation, but
Gen. HObson, who despised the incapable who
was his superior in grade, but his inferior in every
Bramlette, who, after having denounced him as
above. went through the farce Of a RECONCILIATION
which all knew to be hollow and delusive, were
both in Washington at the time, and we can draw
our conclusions. Hated by the people of his
native State whom he oppressed aud robbed,
despIsed Dythe politicians whose miserable instru-
ment he was, but who now shun his society with
the money sqnandered in vice which he eXtorted
from peaceable citizens as the price Of their lib
ertY, the ghosts OF his murdered victims crying
out against BIN from their graves for vengeance
let the wretch live on with the terrible conscious
ness Of his own misdeeds as his only punishment,
and as an evidence that those who misuse short
lived power for purposes of tyranny and murder
rarely profit BY their crimes.
Egaysvile Eagle (Conseryative.)
Two sisters lately met Id Baltimore after forty.
yyna 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
JEWELRY.


ASA3-ss.. HEEI
No. 20 CANT STREET, UNDER THE CITY HOTEL.
JsVyolry, Watches SILVER and Plated Ware
SOLE AGENF FOR
sEMMoNs' BRAZILIAN PEBBLES
Fine Gold Watches limiting Cases diamond roounta6
eneraved best Makers cb Sets Bracelets Pn and Ear
riRpsn Diamond, Amev, Coral Onyx and Etrusoau Gold
8 Karat Gold 6uard and Vest Chains latest patterns; Sleeve
8nttons and Studs OF a'iey bess worlpapsbp
Cents Scarf Masonic Fins, various designs; Silver AZ
"eted ssb Table and Taa Farks spoons Cups obep
Napkin Rings Castors Pocket Table Cutlery be
makers ana superior quality,
CioeEa,
Once and Mantle. ip Bronze, Marble and Wood.
Bpectaeless
Cola, Silver, ste9l snd Shell mounted.
The partlcula attention o. those needing heps to rar a.
respectfully solicited Semmons Brazilian Pebbsr the
and only glasses hE shoulo New Pebbles reset in
old frames Pareusrattention psdto repairing
Jewelry, the best wOrkmen being employed
RaasEnhef, 20 CAMP EFREEF, uEdsr tho City Eats
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
pa asFN aSsaAs aKEa1 - DISSOLUTION

z e ~ a ~ NAAWSt Ns@AaG ~~A1aSGSSAAO So hN4S
nIssOEUTIpN-THEF FIRM OF WOLF + pref O
The andesrned Rn BEEN appointed BY be Corr to Lqu
date the business Of said Partnership and will hereate
y Bank Psce s'' o" n1I ~ GEORGE 4 sSS 3SiF
CORA, NOTICE-THE UNDER
~ signed formed Gopsrtnershp gn the l;t Of July last
general Ssddery and Harness business; at
JOHN Young, JE.
~ WILKoWsKI have this day entered into Copartner.
ship under the style of L PICK co. carry the Mer
camille Business No. 81 Magazine street,
New Orleans, October 28d, 1866.
CORA TNERsHTP-o THE FIRST INSTANT,
y GR G 6GLEsBY vas WAS admitted member OF the firm of
GREENE, oGLEsBY & CO.
NoTa1GETaE Elm INpERssNEp r. 5 + szr HAVE FORMED
the purpose of carrying on the Coal business.
5oHH J. HfLFoS +; STEEHfb REhf
Office, corner Carondeet am Graver streets.
NOTEoE,..,..,...,,...., NOTICE.
The Gopartnership of CHALMERS 4 BOON was dis
solved by mutual consent on the 3Oth June.
A. Il. CHALMERS is alone authorized to lquidate the
A. H. CHALMERS
U. S. BOON
WA Csk4 KIN EskShAAt@ hEREIuFORE
W. GoRPKEW %, this Day dissolved by mutual COW
same name and style. W. G0RPREW.
New orleans, oetober4 1866
m nIssOLUTI0N-rHE COMPREHENSIVE OF
~ THoS c. WALSH Z co. expired this dsy by limita
tfOn THOS c. WALSH,
New Orleans, Oct l. 1866. ARTHUR CoNNELL.
CoPARTNERsIHIP- e. THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE
J
MCDANIEL CO., for the purpose of transscting Gen
eral Commission Business in this city.
JAMES j. IRBY,
JOHN ROBIN MCDANIEL,
THOS. Q. WALSH.
New Orleans, Oct. l. 1866.
~ undersigned, under the firm of SuTHERLIN, WAR
REN & Co this day expires BY Limitation The unsettled
Sutherin, Galloway & Co., who will sign in liquid %lqndat9n
JAMES JAMES +; B TAfEESs TGAEEENsAy
New Orleans September 80, 1866.
TOPARTNEESHEP- SUBSCRIBERS HA We
III ff{ Rff S r under nd hS @ ct
'''nSf'' ''"Ali'''0A DD'D''' - ioaN iM n sUTHERhEN,
JOHN T. JOHNSTON.
New Orleans, October !, 1866.
FENHE PARTEERSHEP HERETOFORE EX-
| 4 istng between f. H. Hedden and H Mseder expired
the Both OF September 1866 Either partner will attend
to the liquidation of the late firm H H HEnRIREN,
We, the undersigned H H Hedden, H. Maedsr and s. W.
CLARK have formed copartnerhip take effect from OcO
ber 1866 We will as heretofore keep choice supply Of
Family Groceries The style ofonl # II hTm Rnnrx m
Corner of Carondelet and Common streets
COPA&TN ERsMIE-o
The undersigned have formed Coparnershp. under the
style Of McCoMBs & HARDY, for the transaction of a
General Provision ana Grocery Business at No 80 Natchea
rY.oo4 W NycrNNRC
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, ETC.

E4E4ESA0 w AE%GL9 w 4AAeESA AANs
EOLGER q co.,
Ct. F. FoLGER, L. FOLGER, W. H. THoMAs)
Dealers An Hardware. Tron, Ship ChaRdIeg'y,
81 and SO Magazine Street, Opposite St. James Hotel n o.
Nails and Castings, Hoop Sheet and Iron, shovsla
and Spades Sheet Copper and link Pows, Axes and Hoes
Lead Pipe Sheet Lea&3 HEel2 auhber Betting Hose and
Packing, Circular, Mil and orsss o6s Saws
AND SHINY CHANDLERY
ellis H BosT1oK, FRANK W. SEYMOUR,
Bostsck 81 SeyWour.
Importers and De
HEAVY AND SHELF HARDWARE AND CUTLERY
STOVES, TIN WARE aud TINNER's TOOLS,
BAR and SHEET IRON, TIN and TIN PLATE,
SHEET COPPER ZINC NAILS, Axes,
CHAINS sHOvELs, SPADES, HOES,
LEAD PIPE, SHEET LEAD, GAS PIPE,
BRAsS WORK and PIPE FITTINGS
BUBBER Betting, HOSE and PACKING,
COTTON WASTE, Etc, CoRDAGE,
COTTON and FLAX DUCK, TWINBs,
OILS, PAINTS. LAMPS, LANTERNS, Etc
AnKina oGSteomboat and Railroad SuppIlss
56 and SO Fulton, 3B and 81 Front street,
between GrRgsr and Ppvdras
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Two sisters lately met III Baltimore after forty.
eight years separation. They talked thirty-six
hours, and We're still talking at last accounts.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Frona IE. h. Gs HI. Webster,
Hanufacturers of Barrels, Eenburg Center New YORK
We have use Of Bulkeys Patent Dryers They ore
perfectly satisfactory the of the Dryers
interest alone each year one of them.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Illinois State Penitentiory, Commissioners Office JeieS
exce all other modes of drying lumber that have
ander oar obseFvatonn regard simplicity cheapness
construction, small amount Of uel reQRired, safely
danger by fire. and efficiency seasoning and drying lumber
to the center andinan almost incredibly short eme
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Rron Ilean z Eaton.

Gar BnIIderB, Dayton, Ohio.
We deem the process equally well adapted to soft and hare
lumber and of all dnen8ions the required for dryng
varying with the kind and thickness We find Indispensable
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

Bs- FHE DAILY NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT KEPT
ON FILE.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

qar hnltnerS, Detroit, Michigan.
Some b by Ii inch green oak for trucks was dried
three days than it would been if it had been We
and half in the open air We have made thorough tests
hnd the lumber does not shrink particle after coming fro
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01
Fr0In 8. O. Onae,
From Isarpey, Smith o 90

Superintendent of Car Dept fMichigan Central Railroad
From several years experience with II. G. Bukleyis an
other methods of knd drying lumber cheerfuy recon
mend this as the best in
New Orleans daily crescent., 1866-11-01

NFNlh " EIIEnm j Ohns0Ro
Foreman New York Central Railroad Shops Auburn N Y
1t has been great help to consder the
drying lumber nowinuse,
From D. u. Hays,
, 1866-05-07
CHICAGO, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1866.

ntes white column Of smoke appeared on
the Vencedora, and towards the end the fir-
ing from her forty-efcht and th1rty-tTo
pounder. (rided} Was rather accurate and ef-
tective. At such short distance It was fn-
deed 9as @ d. not to hit re a51 ;h a.
air and through the Exchange, and
the houses OF scnor Agular and the
neighboripg buildings "a II the aolid
walls had been So much thin paper.
But this was not all. Smoke began to appear
In dense mnsses at the north corner OF the
The tlamea burst out shortly before noon;
columns of black smoke bid the buildings
completely: Still the villa dc Madrid
md the Resolution continued to Tire
on the warehouses and the arsenal
with undimtnishcd energy. 4 she'll from the
Venccdora set tlrc TO the, bathing establish
flames quickly seized this hotel aud were
communicated to the streets Cochrane and
PlanchAda. Up to the last moment Of the
bombardment the shot Of the Fencedora
hai!ed down upon the devoted city witA the
most terrible and fatal regularity.
still vavea we It trlumphantly. ali etiSrts % to 6rIns
it down failed. 4 solid shot fell quite near
TO the flagstaff end shell burst over It, but
that was all that the 6paniards were nbfe to
accomplish In the fight, which lasted three
hours.
At eight minutes after twelve O'Clock the
NumsncIa gave the signal to "cease firing"
anil In the same moment the ships grew silent
and took their course bY their aasg-snlp. Tha
thousands Of spectators hastcned down from
the hills into the city to extthgutsh the fires
and sec the extent Of the damage.
For every thousand dollars worth OF CHI
liam property destroyed there has been lost
million dollars belonging to foreigners, in
most cases the accumulation Of long years o1
hard lubor and unremittlng cxertioD.
, 1866-05-07
FROM NASHVILLE.

An 1nceudIary mob-1Iurder at Gree
nadH, HktaA.-The Spirit OF Slavery
ArreAt for Coun1effc3ilnG-A Union
Meeting 10 Devise rAeans for The En-
forcrmcnt Of the Franchise Act
Legislative.
Especial Despatch ID the Chicago Tribunal
NASHVILLE. May u.
Word was received at military headquarters to-
dag. that last night mob hsoke inso and sacked
building occupied BY the FFcedmen's Dnrcaa at
Meridian. Mrs, and then set fire aud burned the
building. nl= also stated that on the s,th ult.
Gro. Bnsra- at Grrnads, N+s, wa4 tpul;y murdered.
Geu. s. J. Food, commanding thai department, Ii
uak1ug s,spEuns e1ort> 10 ir1rt out the pe1pcira-
tors.
Yesterday evening two yauug zncn uaEued Lee No
lan and William Daniels urre crossing the river in
a buggy near Lyck Greek Lauolns. Nolan ordered
z negro 10 put up his bride rem in an odenslyr
language and the latter refused 10 do 1t, aua thrs
led to EN- alteration. which hnatly ended ny Sotan
dta"tng pistol End kboosins the negro through
erts soD saa b.h,s. h s 1ot
Squire S@eeha", @ and each wrtc held to bail In thr
Joe Mileheu Va. arrested 70. passing d CONNER
1eu {5A osl yesterday and required 70 give houde
u $l.eo0 for hfs appearance oe1orc the Criminal
The steamer Ada Lyous va. sold yesterday to A.
Edwards, Of Esausyi1tc. for E7.aa5D.
4 meeting ol Union men VAS held laat night at
the Capitol. to der1se meant for executing the
franchise act Various 1ndis1d1sla nsndel names
Commissioners.
A determination sFar exprct.ed To havc mcu who
could neither be bought nor hriheh, nor lntiml-
@j4ted. crtn II West Tennessee had 10 be Iut1,t.b
WI,h Comn1istioncss IN the o1ncz Two divisions ol
In tie sen..e Iii. Spence, Of Murtrc.hoso. sc
CORDED bis VOTE for the fzan:hl-e B'. 70 that ths
@o1e OF ,t es.s[e 1oT t.nas to
that JET Ds1fs and other leadiug rebels hsve for
, 1866-05-07

EesAIon Of Lower California
York CapltalIsts-memnr.a n.t.ts
congress for a General lnsnr.n.s
Hasy. 1@nee
.,,g MAsHEsc1os, Mar Cit i. stated that . nee,.
concluded With ,he Mexican Minister her xheS
Involves the cesslon to leading American
o. nearly the enure pelnsul4 Of Lower Eat1foruta'
"a, Te..,a Ito %e9fssn s1 uesela,peo' Ge,ta q!
an;eIm r9Ia1qs n .ate4est In d. proeecds Of the
Leed By The pastic. wbo hsTc seeare 1ae ~ som a.
t7ns 1si o. million Of dnllars, wh,ch Il IN.
eauss Te naes ,29sSsant } IT. :ss1cc 10 lao Liberal
pear n the eonve,.nce 4. hoidine tbs qnetnsn ap
TIT 9,u;,t m shs ps. 5,eos tes e'9HRsty Heafy +
o1ss Fs.ro S SGah k4hTaes<e1 Tsxe@9 eq %fts ~i!am
Morris and Edw1rd y, Sanford. fksacts
; a memorial has beca tent to Coscrcts. ,.t.,u
which Companies nas depo-,t viii the III 1S,,ey q
EtstcH T1cts urcr Government bonu1 coSert1a ~
extent of the'roaficatons. Or The amount Of esoi.
Of National Banking Corporations. iii cIsfmsT
that she operAnon Of aueS q law ~ould r1ye to ihe
really solvent companies tho pubic confidence 10
NV YoHk- Hay 6-Ihe ttrike Of the shin car.
pentess tcsners and canlk+rs OF eSew Iork Ind Il
cfnsfy. which Was 1naugarated f7e wcrka aan. ia
sonannss. With 70 proepec.; oI = satisfactory un-
dcfstanoinG The men receive aid from The yxri.
on. trade associations throughout the corrssT.
noa afo u. eois TO hold out against the old srgn-
4 ceiteat'oa of indian. from the fsr we,t, b.4e
besn eo1ogrnsne y r OF civ for he past iew d.Ja
near Vc4mil1'on Lake, A,nue,otsN TSrx hs1. naen
entirely tuef esaul With their sale aud tne,T yisi
Ibe Government iron clad. aiantononah, and ihe
ror neze TO aal from this port odaJ iur f.s,nHrt
1he Rapneat sn9mrocE Wa 10 have called frnn.
Philsdelpais foE tbs saras place ,estesdsy. 'S'1
, 1866-05-07

Of number Of the most prominent conserEauve
men In the county.

Of number Of the most prominent conser1auve
ArronraKx7s.
Brcyct Colonel Frederick 7. Dent, Major 9TH
Upitcd Stafes 1nfautty. il announced hs Abide
camp on The ssaA os Lieutenant General Gtant With
rink OF Lieutenant Colonel in place ol Captain r.
Ter Z. Hudeou, relieved At bis own re9uest The
taEiet TO General Grant. with rank Of Lseutcnans
cotoncls: Ely S. Parker: "a gn',ed States caTal-
~; Adam Badcau. 9TH Uul.cd STILES 1ninutry.
TREASURY ORDER.
We learn that Secretary AcCulloch has instruct.
ed the heads OF bureaus IN bis department. 10 dl..
chafTc alt Incompetent and Inefficient clerks. Aod
supr1y their places With competent honotably dis
charged soldier.
The Commissioner OF the Indian Bureau has re-
cetsed Information 10 the effect TINT there have
bern hut few acts OF Indian unfsitndltne.k. aud
that cmferanta crossing tbA P!alus arc treated
Hospitality bF oe different t1loes+
EUROPEAN ITEMS.
WAtuIxGToH, May 1.-The Department OF State
haa received dispatches from the United States
Consul al London, dated Apfil 2fst. wherein II Il
slated that the cattle parqe Is decidedly and rapid
ha, It will rom wcaz ltset ont md entirely dlssp
pe1E.
From The rane sourcc We learn that telegram
from Ncw York. dated April 6ih. stating that The
steamer England had put INTO Halifax for medical
aid with cholera On board, supposed 10 have oec1
communicated hY em1granta from Germany, nft
.,ccn received. The Consul proceeds to slase tha
be cannol learn ha: fheFe IT, o. recently na; been
single cate. therefore, he concludes inst the dls
catc vas not the result Of Injection Aken from an.
Ncw.pa2ets say that the cholera ta On the Rhine
apd in come localities In Spain and France, but
set alalZning1S prevalent.
, 1866-05-07

Mr. John Ross docs not seem to have
cqua1lcd Nj. E. B. Kctchum in the amount of
his operations but in all other respects We
ire compelled to admit his superior genius.
Ketchum had all the advantages which
partnership in an eminent banking house
could give. Ross was a stranger IN Wall
street, had been in business only siK months,
and yet in that period gained credit
and position that enabled him to out
and by means of forged checks and bonds
realize about s40o, 900. The method Of his
swindIing was equally adroit aud bold, while
the con1diug simplicity Of his victims might.
in one case, at least, have rewarded d mnch
less astute and enterprfsiug rascalfty. In the
deal about reform in tue mcfhod Of doing
business in the street and In the banks. We
suppose 3fr. Ross's uninterrupted Success
may be regarded IS test Of the sincerity and
intelligence OF those eElorts.-N. 7. Tribune.
, 1866-05-07

Wheeler the Agent OF the Atc1lison 8:
P5Kc,A Peak Railroad appties for Il
Reduction OF LIS Bonds.
Bosros. May 6.-HcnEy Wheeler. the President
Of the Florida i B.uueWtck Railroad. md Asent
for The Atchl.on + Pixies Peak Rafruad, whose A.
Ie$t has been announced. was :terday before the
Supreme Court On pet1ston tor reduction OF bail:
Of services rendered IN dispossnc Of loo Of the
satne bonds for The company in = foreign market,
aud that tho failure Of the foreign @ ne.
company's unwarantahlc inferftrence. Thc
essy d,tposns The oi6e2 5se Il
lhese u bonds remained unsold In the European
mafks! t9r tome TINE md nnaily were tcsnrned to
70 pesteston o. the aaho, 90 worth OF bonds haT-
.nE isi!eo to ipdl the conditions Of the contract.
{, OF TIC bonds have been recovered. and
popq o1 Wth ;he 1staa'nlng $1os0oo. This case was
, 1866-05-07
E'ROM CINCINNATI.


Especial Despatch to The Chiesco Irihnne}
CINCINNATI. My g.
The gambling sea.on hsvlng cloeed. and thc faro
tab1ee beng eeidom fpread. orr detective poltca
haSc tndden1y become very entespHs1ng; they In
fact seem 10 have overcome their conscientious
Ecraple= a:a1net entering other peoples premises
without warrant, and are actually walking into
thu gambling horscs, and arrest, pow md then, one
Of 1ae p:oprictors- On Saturday night they uasrch
ed boldly Into the har room Of Tom Mead on Fo1r.
aucet. te.ween Race anu Elm, but finding nothing
Inade no A-srttA- - .uxu ure
The Young Asp = - 49, ,t,enhera uumber
, 1866-05-07

pne"shes a eard explaining .hc recent fs1jny,s =
setse Campo Rello. which be vas led 10 beii,Te
s pSs,s;7 1ss's1 y declaring s,t asdas
Fenlan Iron clsd vessel q Wss "a. no. Snd
r. = scsson to take part in ihe movement lie hooes
'01 Fean se',y On ne asrs stephens
eetscn IN this city ytr1erdsys AZ inonp'5T IL y, fs
made INTO Stephens m.paerment OF ihc f,1.h II De.
pa1'men:. and he L sad to ee held morally 1e,pon
Elhle ior the neectne Of the Hrothcrhond hcTr
cQnclayt to-day, NV ~ 1oa1c'a