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PENDLETON
MALE ACADEM MY,

JNiIE SCHOLASTIC YEAR will be divided
IL in'' tw" Terms Of Twenty weeks eaoh--
The first commences Fob .nary IT, aud ends
June 18th; the second, July l2tr, nnA onds
November 26th.
RATES PER rsah. TO BE PAID QUARTERLY.
:, Primary Department. inr!;rl;ng Spelling
Reatns Wrrng anil Aritn"ic $i2OO
H. gher Engi-h- English Grammar
Geography (Anclcn'nr NJ "lcrn) Greene's
Analysis U. S. History, Qnacxcnbos'
Smaller Cnmro os;tinn 1900
Latin, Greek. Algebra. Geometry,
rrignn"mntry. Surveying. Natural Phi.
ins"phy Chonstry. 81. 80. l7.O0
B ard per month so tn SIP.
F"rmor prices have been greatly rciuco,l. and
arc now, II is believed ~ cheap as can DO had
IN nny first class Academy.
Students charged from timo nf entrance till
close If the torn. except in c.,se Of protraoted
illness.
A liberal patronage il respectfully solicited.
JAMES TX. CARhtSEE
Principal.
PENpLEToN, Jan. l3 1859 l5--tf
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OCoNEE CONFEDERATION.

OCONEE COUNTY-CITATION
\HHEREAS, Rebccca Smith hath made suit
W TO mo to grant her Letters of Administration
on the Estate and Effects Of John Smith, de-
ceased: The kindred and creditors of the said
John Smith. licensed, arc. therefore cited to
he and appear before me. in the Court of Probate.
to be held Mt Walalla, s. g.. on Monday the 9th
day OF February next. Mt l o'clock a. NJ. to
siiew cause. if any they have, why the snid Ad.
mniS,ration should moi be granted, Given under
my hand and SEAL this the 18th day Of January,
1859.
r. LEWIS,
in lyn Of Probate.
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Who Can Beat tt!

we arc informed that Mr.. SrLAs H1NKLE,
of Pickens County, recently killed hog
which weighed five hundred and forty pounds,
nett Also, pig five months old, weighing
one hundred and thirty five pounds, nett
Can Oconec beat this 4?
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Final Notice.

1 DMlNISTRATORS, Executors, Guardians and
- Trustees. arc required TO make their Annual
Returns during tho month Of January. All those
who arc recusant, render themselves liable to be
adjudgcd us deiaulteie.
RICHARD LEWIS.
Judge Of Probate.
January 2G 1869 Is
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aREENvILLE AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.
The Senate has confirmed the Act of the
Legislature of 1866, granting additional aid
to the Grcenville and Columbia Railroad Tic
Bill for that purpose has not yet been consd
cred in the House, and ,nany Of the friends o!
the road are looking uneasily for the result in
that body. President Hammett is here with
his wonted energy and sagacity, using every
honorable means to sustain the Road. He is
the head and soul of the Road, is Il self.made
man in the strictest sense of the word, and
from his success in restoring it from state of
ruin and dependency toon of paying prosper.
ity we say "wcll DONE" All his efforts have
been based on the legislation of 1866, which
is now threatening to crulnblo to pieces and
render his labor fruitless, except so far as it
will serve to stamp him q man of the first
ability in Railroad matters. trust sense
of justice will prevent such catastrophe
When VIC remember the earnings of the road
before and during the war perishcd with the
currency, and our collaprc found it pcnnlcss
with thirty miles of track destroyed, besides
several expensive bridges, we can realize the
difficulties which have been met and overcome
to bring tho Road to it's present prosperous
condition. Shall it now be sacrificed
UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
This timc.honored institution, which has
been the pride and glory Of South Caroline
for period of nearly seventy years, is to be
cherished still. Though in state Of weak
ness in inherent pecuniary resources, it is
still strong in professional ability and the
other elements of good school Of instruction
1t cannot fail to recuperate with the country
and whenever tho means of the people vii
admit, its many advantages will attract {
| large collection Of stu ulcnts. 1t would never
do to suffer an Institution to perish, whicl
has, for so many years, been tho nursery O
the intellect Of South Carolina, and which has
sent forth so many men, whose footprints or
the sands of time can never be effacod. NJ
action has as yet been taken ipIthe matter
but independent OF constitutional recogni
ton, I am satisfied tho institution has t1t
good will and Goi-speed Of nearly, If not thu
whole Legislature.
TIE CRY.
Columbia, 90 we'll known in former days al
She {" City Of Oaks," has been shorn of il
beauties and attractions by tho 6re.god. Th
devastation IF Shcrman's army will long ye
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Death of an Old Citixen.

we regret to announce the death Of Mr..
JOHN CApEHART, an old and highly re-
spected citizen, which occurred quite sudden
ly on Saturday morning last, at his residence
near this place
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GD Our mercantile friends, tho Messrs.
w. q. r. PIEpER, and BAUKN1aur g. DAn.
DEN, wish to purchase large quantities Of
Corn, Bacon and Pork, for which they will
pay the highest cash prices. Sec their Ad.
vertiscments.
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Ladies Educational Society.

Tho Ladies Of the Educational Society Of
Walhalla will give an entertainment on Fri.
day evening, the 18th Of February next, at
their hall. We ask for them crowded
house.
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Receipts.
FL MID ~ II a j..

MARRIED, on the oath OF December last, uy
Elder J. II. HAMLIN, at tho house of Mr.. William
dilstrap, Mn. ANTHONY B. LEWIS to Miss EN-.
ALISSA ALEXANDER
By tho same, on tho Both Of December, at the
residence Of the brides fathcr. on Six Mile, Mn.
JAS. BARRETT to Miss ATlIALENDA STONE.
All Of Pickens County
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O R I G L N a. J.
All! Many Love of the Long Ago.

WHICH WE PLUCK ID WITH CHILDISH LIGnTNEss, AND
soMEWnERE LAID on THE sHELyEs OUR HEART,
HAS MELLow'D IN GOLDEN RtpENEss
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Directory for Oco,lee County.

Jnlge Of fProbate--Richnrd Lewis.
CLERK IF Couyt--J. w. Striblipg
iSAeri0--J. II. Robins. IL q
aAudHor--L. B. johnson. s
IIeasure2-- David Sanders. ~
& Assessors--S. q. Herndon, Wm. II. Stribling, /
w. +. PGrker and A. Bryce, Sr.
School Commissioner Richard s. POroher. l
County Consmissioners--Jan,es Zachary Il
Chairman "A. Lay and W.T.. Davis & y e
Clerk Of Board Of County Com rs,- WhitneN
Symmes. s@l
Jansery 10, 1850, 81.
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN THE CIRCUIT coURr-EoUrrY SIDE.
Joseph r. Shelor Bill to Forecloso
W. ; Mortgage. Ro.
John Mason. ar. and others. lief Sc.
appearing to my satisfaction that John
l. Mason tie scnior. one Of the defendants in
this case. resides with"nt the limits Of this
State. On motion of j. II. Whitner. Complain
ants Solicitor, 1t is ordered TINT tho aaid nb-
sent defendant dn appear in this Court within
forty days from the publication hereof. and
plead. answer or dcmur to crnlplainant's said
hill nf complaint, or the sano will be taken
pro confcSsO as to him.
i. w. STRIBLING, c.cp.
January %. 1860 Is 6
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WALHALLA, S. c.:
Friday Morning, January 20, 1860.

1. Hsa-. In New York on tho 25th, Cotton was
quoted ut 283. Gold SO.
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Columbia Correspondence.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Juno 23d, 1869.

COLUMBIA, S. c., Juno 23d, 1869.
DEAR COURIER: The Legislature is ham.
merlng away FROM day to day, earnestly and
diligently, whether successfully and to the
interest OF the country time only can tell.
great many Bills of Incorporation, some OF
them incorporating important Manufacturing
I, Companies, have passed tho House, and some
other Bills of general interest. A Bill to
provide for the pay of the Commissioners and
Managers of Elections has passed aud been
sent to the Senate. The Bill appropriates
twenty thousand dollars for that purpose, if
30 much be necessary, and requires the Comp
trolcr General to audit oil accounts of Com.
m'ssloners, Managers and Clerks Of Elections
and draw Warrants on the Treasurer for the
same. If our Managers have not already for.
warded their accounts to tho Comptroller, they
should do SO at once as have no doubt but
the Bill will become law.
a Bill to allow the Attorney General to
change tho venue in State cases provides, that
the Attorney General in all cases civil and
criminal, where the State is party, mny re-
move the venue to any part of the State,
when an las ssjudymeat the State cannot other
wise agstAstiee, and requires the Circuit
kssna ~ ss1propcr papers forwarded to
s MS is reversal Of tho old or
5 |3lB3 when the State always oxtondcd
II BE eeo'sa.
puiilsh 3 S!eriffsghnd other off.
ing the Homestead, synopsis
syou last session, has. been up.
Ag Governor.
organizc new County from the
Barnwell, Lexington, E9ge6eld
EHrg, to BIO called the CSHpty
postponed until Dccemb cr, 1870.
s. us action, tho House clearly indi
Pose to create no new counties
rs lffof the people had t.ecn expressed
Z eStc on the subject, course consider
ise and proper. A Bill to amcud the Home
Yssead law no as to allow the party to pass it by
devise; also, Bill to Gre ate new Judicu,
Circuit in the lower part of tho State also
Bill to establish aud maintain system OF
Public Schools for the State of South Carroll
ma, will be brought up ior consideration du
ring the session. Tie latter covers near
twenty pages Of printed matter, and is said
to be cost!yazHece of machinery to keep in
sS2j1gl comprise the principal mat
81 81 lation, except the impor.
= s. : & consideration, entitled
Criminal Law" This
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BLUE RIDGE LODGE, NO 90, A...F..N
THE NEXT REGULAR COMMUNICATION of
L Blue Ridge Lodge, No. 02. A.'.F.'.M.. will bo
held OH Tho First Saturday in February next. tho
9th. Mt O'clock. p. NJ. y full attendance Ia re-
questcd. Brethren will tnke duo notice and DO
governed accordingly. BY order Of the Lodge.
ROBERT YOUNG, Seot,y~
Jan. 5. 1860 l8
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the income therefrom, are to
taxation Of al! kinds, except {8s
not greater than that assessed on othsF&
comes. W
Section 4 authorizes and requires tho issue
of gold demand notes, receivable for all taxes
and duties and debts pay able to the United
States which the Secretary of the Treasury
may, in his discretion, apply (to an amount
not exceeding the new bonds) to the purchase
iii open market in New York of any six per
cent. securities of the United States, and
thcreupon he shall cancel an amount of said
United States notes equal to the securities so
purchased; provided, however, that the ag-
grcgate of coin notes so issued and the out
standing gold certificates of deposit shall not
exceed the amount Of coin and bullion in the
| Treasury. Such coin notes shall be paid ao.
cording to theit terms, and may be roissucd
from time to tine as the exigency Of the pub
lic service shall require.
Section 5 provides that any banking asso.
citation organized under the national banking
Act shall bo authorized, without regard to tho
existing Limitation Of three hundred millions
to the amount Of circulating notes, to issue
and circulate demand notes, payable in coin,
to the extent Of 65 per snt on the United
States bonds which they may deposit with tho
Treasurer of the United Statos as security for
their redemption. No bank shall receive less
than $4,000 Of such coin notes, and such
banks and the said coin notes shall be subject
in all other respects to the limitations, re-
strietionu and provieion of the said Act.
MORTALITY IN NEW YoRK.--Dr Harris,
in his weekly communication to the board of
health Of New York, states that during the
past year the deaths In that city reached "a,
$50. The third quarter, ending October 1st,
he says, witnessed mortality which will be
aa memorable as the hot summer in which
it occurred. The 8,058 deaths in New York,
and 3,402 in Brooklyn during that period
were almost double the normal rate Of NOR.
tality during the quarter just ended.
D0- Gov Brownlow, Of Tennessee, has is.
sued proclamation calling on tho people Of
the State to enroll themselves in the militia,
for tho purpose Of protecting themselves from
the Ku Klux. He also announces that as
soon as tho militia is organized, under the new
! law just passed by the Legislature, he shall
declare martial law 10 those Counties Of Yves.
tern Tennessee, wherein tho maraudors are
operating, and take measures to put an end to
their work at once.
EN- Cromwell said: "Not only strike
n J, while tho iron is hot but make it ho' by
Iiaa .....
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The Finances.

Mr.. Sherman, from the Finance Committee,
has reported to the United States Senate an
important Bill, bearing upon the finances of
the country, of which the following is COM
prchcnsive synopsis
1t provides in the first section for the legal
ization of contracts made specifically payable
in coin, but not OF contracts for the borrow 4
ing of currency or to the renewal of an inl
dcbtedncss under a contract already enterQd'
into unless such contracts originally require
payment for coin. IS
Section 2 provides for tho annual apHlSI
alton Of one hundred and forty millions pne
of customs receipts to be applied to the pays
ment of the interest and reduction of2the
principal Of tho public debt, in lieu Q5
sinking fund now authorized.
Section 8 provides that the holders
full moneys of the United States ma $eSxI
change the same in multiples Of S5g xaij
forty fivo per cent. gold bondsAkasI
Secretary of the Treasury shal tIi3 )}|I sB3
to issue for the purpose. Tby4aSSS sg9
the income therefrom, are to
taxation Of al! kinds, except lSB
not greater than that assessed on otEsr s,I|
comes.
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Religious Notics.

Religious Notics.
VSlERE will bc preaching in Bethel Presby-
Il terian Church on the Fifth Saturday In
january. and on tho Sabbath following sor.
vico to begin on Saturday mt II o'clock. A NJ.
Exercises to be c,niuctoi by Rows. d. HuA.
pnREYs ard TIUGm McLEEs.
January IL. 1869
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Instalments Of The Blue Ridge Rail
Road Callei For.
TO 16, II. l8. 10. and ~ Instalmens are called
for ms follows:
The 18th instalmcnt on 18th APRIL 1900.
Ihe lHh on 10th May, g"
The 18TH +" on 18th June,
The 18th F" on 10Th July, "
The 10th g on 9th august /" Z,
II not paid at that date will be declared forfeited.
by order Of Stoc vholders
w. IL. D. GArLLtRD,
Treasr.
Jnn 10. 1868 II Onl
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Ey- A few days ago man in Platte coun-
ty, Missouri, named William Marshal, mur-
dered in cold blood his own mother and broth
or, in order to get possession of property Of
which they wero possessed, and. which would
revert to him on their death. A reward Of
$4,000, of which the guilty wretch himself
ounningly offered $1,000, put detectives to
work, who traced the deed to him, and few
days ago he was arrested and lodged 10 Jail.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

Fulton street, in November last when a box, con-
tanning several stock certificates and other papers
or value, belonging TO the estate OF John A. Cross,
from the vaults OF that institution, was resumed
yesterday afternoon before Justice WEIGH. District
Attorney 3. ID. Morris appeared for the prosecution,
and the defendant was represented by Mr.. 5edg-
WICK as counsel. John Dunn, detective OF the sixth
precinct police, New York. was recalled, and testl-
he'd that he knew Daniel Noble by sight Uhe party
alluded TO Is now on trial at Emra In tue Royal In
surance robbery easel but had never spoken 70
Noble; witness arrested Grlin on the evening OF No
vember 10, upon the impulse OF the moment; the rss
klowedge had by witness OF the accused was about
year previous, when he was brought to the Sixth
preclnct sial house Tor drawing pistol on man
at tue Metropolitan Hotel; had no conversation
arrest was made; had never heard OF any Ill feeling
between Captain Jourdan and officer Griffin be-
iore tne arrest OF the latter. Mr.. George s. Puer.
one o the executors OF the estate OF John A. Cross,
was the lext witness, and testified to his having
peen informed Of the fact that the documents stolen
rom the Dime Savings Bank were recovered by
bered seeing the box In which they were kept,
winch was deposited In the vault and not In the safe
OF tne instltution AZ this uncture the counsel for
prisoner moved the dismissal the case which was
denied by the Court. The District Attorney then
placed the several documents taken from the bank,
which had been found In the prisoners possession,
and were identi1ed In evidence, and the examine
ti0n terminated. The prisoner, In making his volun-
tary statement sad that he was thrythree years OF
age resiaed IN Massachusetts, Of late years. but for.
merly lived In Canada; that be was bern lp Ireland,
and was by occupation gambler. He pleaded not
guilty. His right hand Is much deformed, and owing
to this defect and plainly perceptibe nervousness
OF manner 1t was with apparent difficulty that he
signed his name James Grifiin, In scrawling hand.
The District Attorney refused 70 accept bail. and
counsel and prisoner the latter was committed TO
JAIL to await the action Grand Jury Griffin, who u
nea. In his personal @ sppearance claims Hs
present detention, he urges, was put-up Job on the
part the friends Of Dan Noble prevent bis atten-
dance at the trial, where be was to have been Wiz
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
BROOKLYN CIT Y.
TIE COURTS.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.

The Farmers and Citizens' Bank Case.
Before Judge Benedict
yredericE A. Plat, Receicer, cs. John B. Webb,
Samuel Snefen ana Oren N. Bedch-A report Of
this case appeared In the HERALD OF yesterday. The
jury returned verdict for the plaintiff Of 1857 90
Another Farmers and Citizens Bank Receiver
Frederick 4. Plat, Receiver Of the Farmers ana
Citizens Bank, Eustern District u.s. John Fl. Brooch
ana Anoteer.-The plaintiff, the receiver Of this
bank by the appointment OF the Comptroller OF the
Currency. came into possession, among the other
assets Of the bank, Of note for $500, payable to
the order OF II. W. Reddeld, the cashier OF the Far
mers and Citizens National Bank made August s.
1857. This note, 1t was alleged, was deposited as
collateral security for joint note at six months
for $4,000, given by defendants for valuable
consideration from the bank and delivered to MIR.
Redield, the cashier. The defence set up was that
the note placed In the bank for the purpose OF
having il discounted, and that the note was void for
want OF consideration. 1t was also claimed by the
defendants that the note was not properly stamped.
And final defence, 1t was set up that the makers
Of the note were bankrupt, and had been discharged
as such.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
Ccu7T CALeH0AaS-Tals DAY.

SUPREME CouRT-GRSERAL TERM.-Ennmerated
mouons.--Nos 23l, g. TO- Al, A., ~, 90, 6l, 81, 65
81, %, 81, o. 50, 90, 6 g. 63 g. 65, g. IS, go, 10
CIRcUli.--Part l.-S0s 265, 1913, s24, 55i, 1916,
2l2, 1izl, zoo lsk eo, $780, 4247, eo3, 1895, lI6I
1l7a, 1G45 1l3y, 141l, 176l
CnAMBERs.-Nos. 2s, 6l, e5, ILL., IA 15l, 1852. l5i,
I55, 100, 1884, Ill. Call l76.
ssse asos Ssss so0s. 5o.s sos sosi scs aSS
SOof, $685. 5000, Soo7, 3o5s 8O69. 8OIo 307l, 3O72
3073, SOFA 3075, 3o76, 3077, 307s, 3O79, 30sO
COURT OF GENERAL SEssIoSs.-1he People va
John Howard Jacob Smith and william varey, rob-
berry; Same vs. Maurice 7. Byrnes, felonous assault
and battery; Same Vs. Henry Carrie felonious as
sault and battery; Same VS.. David Lato, felonIous
assault and battery; Same Vs. Owen McManon re-
cciying stolen goods; same vs. Wolf Marks, rcceiy-
stolen goods; same vs. Timothy Mullins, receiving
stolen goods; Same vs.. George L. Schultz burglary;
Pauline Weber, purglafy; Same vs, Charles Johnson,
grand larceny; Same vs.. Frederick Brandow, grand
s oS sams v S cssees sa@
and George Seymour, forgery. sTp r.
The New York herald., 1869-06-10
nRooKLYN HrELLIGEyCE.

HELD FOR THE GRAND JURT.-Wlam Walsh a
young man about twenty-four years OF age was
examined before Justice welch Yesterday afternoon
charge or committing an indecent assault upon
He was comniltcd " await the action OF the Grand
Jury. a...sp- ..SS, g.
PARK EyPENsEs FOR MAy--The amount expended
by the Park Commissioners for salaries, supplies,
&C.. during the month Of May was ssi,9'7. The
construction expenditures on the works were "a
follows Prospect Park, (U7,S0l; Washington Park,
so.s s55; Parade Ground, sl,22s. The maintenance
OF the PARKS irrespective OF the cost OF
was S6,VS9.
FATAL AcclDESrs.---James Jones, q boy twelve
years OF age, while playing near the machinery OF
the planning m ut the foot OF Degraw street yester.
day caught by the revolving shaft by the JACKET
ami wound up over the wheel with such force and
velocity that his left torn from bis body and
fiunq distance Of nearly twenty feet The unior.
tunate boys right leg was also broken ana ne was
badly cut about the head. He was taken 10 the Long
Island College Hospital, but HIS recovery Is con-
sidered very doubtful.
Mrs. NJ. Haslinger who was burned afew daysavo
by the explosion OF Kerosene OIL In concord street,
died at the hospital from the injuries.
EYE AND Ear HosPTAL.--Nearly 1000 cases or
disease OF the eye and ear have been treated at the
Eye and Ear Hospital during the first year OF its
existence. which closed on the 18th OF April; 15s
operations wore performed ana twenty peisons pre- p
total expense OF the institution which is Tree 10 tue
public is less than $4,000 twenty-five Thousand
buidng Tor this Institution and to deray the neces
sary expenses thereof for 1870 10 further this lat
meeting ws ss on ey s 20
werc IN attendance s. II. Chittenden and II. u.
Clanin giving $4,000 each towards the fund.
THE DINE SAVINGS BANK RoBBKRy--GRrrrrN
Hrrp.--The examination In the case Of James
Grimm, arrested on charge Of being concerned III
,he robbery committed on the Dime SAVINGS Bank,
The New York herald., 1869-06-10

year.. ..63t,
FOUND IN tue wATER.--The remains OF q male
chiid far advanced In decomposition, we're found
noating in the water OF pier % East river The body
evidently had beon In the water for several weeks
Coroner Flynn has charge OF the case.
IMMIaRATIoN.-puring the month Of Nav So steam
vessels and ~ sailing vessels having passengers on
board arrived at this port from Europe. The nun.
Der OF passengers arrived were;--Csbin, 3,2O6;
steerage, l9,72s. On these vessels there were 26
births aud "a deaths.
THE BOARD OF EDUCATION new Board have
commenced TO weed out number OF clerks have
been dismissed, and in the place.of Mr. Schwartz
clerk, and the latter took charge Of his oilce yes
te1day.
FOUND IN A vAULT.-M two O'Clock yesterday
morning John Smith, night scavenger, found the
remains OF male child In tho vauis attached TO
premises No. 12s Leonard street, and notified tho
sixth precinct police Of the iact Coroner FLYNN
win hold IN inquest on the body.
RIVER THIEVES FIRED UPoN.--About twelve O'Clock
on Tuesday night several river thieves entered the
cabin OF the bark Golden Fleece, lying at pier No.
2s East river. They were discovered by the mate
before they bad an opportunity 10 steal any article
OF value and fired upon. The thieves ned, leaving
behind sixteen foot rowboat with quantity of
rope, saIls and keg or nsb, which they had pro.
badly stolen.
ROBBERY On TUE fIIoH saAs.--oaicers Lancaster