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Succession de Alexis Latour.
Cow de PGroisse, 81. Landry.

No. 1919.
OUIS stage ct EMILE LATOUR, de
~ Ia Paroisse st. Landry. ayant presente
une petition, a pefet d'etre nommes c~onjointe-
ment administrator de la succession de Alex
is Latour, decide, reinforcement de Ia dite pa
Toisse;
En- consequences avis est par lie present
donnie aux interesses dams cette succession
d'avoir d deduire par ecrit. q mon bureau,
dams les dix jours qui suiyront la date du pre-
sent avis les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour
~lesquelles IL ne serait pas fait droit d la de-
mande des p~etitionnaires.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Greffer.
III JUN 1870.
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Notice.

Notice.
EyROM and after this date, all persons haul
= ing sand from my sand hill, in Bellevue,
without my permission. will be considered as
trespassers, and viii be dealt with accord.
ingly. c. L. HOSEA.
Bellevue, June lS, 1870.
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Etat de La Lonisiame.
CoUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 3IS
go. Cataaeaesa.a Yla..I n AII..a- 3


CoUR DE PAROIssE, ST. LANDRY-No. 3Is5
Succession de Daniel q. Alzen.
EOPOLD GODCHAUX. de la Paroihsse
IL ST. Landry, administrator de la success
sion de Daniel G. Allen. decide, ayans enre-
gistre un Tableau final de classification des
dettes ct distribution des fonds de Ia dite suc-
cession accompagne dune petition ~demandant
1'homologation d'icelui ct attendu quill a ete
fat droit b la demande de la dite petition par
un ordre de la Cour en- date du 3 JUN 1870;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present
donnG aux interesses dams cette succession,
d'avoir a faire. opposition, si-aucune lis ont,
par ecrit, a mon bureau dams la willie des Ope-
Iousas, dams les trente joIrs qui .suiyront L.
date du present avis, pourquoi ledit Tableau
lie serait pas approuve ct homologue.
JOS. D. RICHARD, Grefier
: 4 JUN 1870
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Tn Certain Moroccan de Terre

situe dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry, sur Ia rive
droite du Bayou Tsehe gu Carrons mesurant
environ trois cent quarante-neuf 5OtI00 al.
penis superfeiels, borne en- haut par la terre
de ---, EN- bias par la terre de James Pow
.ers, sau Sud par une terre appartenant ancien-
nement a Nine Louis Vanhiffe, ct maintenant
a Nine James c.. Hill ct Evariste Jonbert, ct
etant designe CONNIE le Lot No. 5 sur I'm plan
tire par Garfigues Flaujac, Arpenteur de Pa
r~oisae, &c. ct plus particufierement decrit
dafis rinventaire fait par le Recorder de "a
Paroisse st. Landry vers lie 81 Avi 1870, ct
maintenant enregistre dans son bureau.
acknowledgements
JAS G. HAYES, Sheriff.
IS Mai 1875.
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Full Line of s
Standard Drugs.
QUININE-French and American.
CALOMEL-English. @
BLUE MASS-English.
RHUBARB-Turkish.
&C., &C., &C., &C.,
At the BIG MORTAR,
Opelousas, La.
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L'stat Csgl en- Tkyque.-Le gouver-
nement ottoman Went d'emprunter d la
France une mesure excellente ct de d6ci-
der I'etablissenent de T6tat civil dams
toute petendue de Iempire. A Get efdet,
des registres ont etc envoyes dams toutes
les villes ct dams tous les villages de Ia
Tnrquie pour ] recevoir Inscription des
n-aissances, DIES marriages. ct des d6ces.
Les articles du code civil francais ct
les c~irculaires d~estinees d les appliquer
ont et6 traduits en- langue turque ct for.
ment une instruction enyoyee par le mi
nistre dc linterisur dans toutss les pro-
vinces. Dams deux ans, ct comms con-
sequence dc estte mesure 81 utile, On fera
Ii rscensemens ds Il population de Penn
pire ottoman, qui na @jar1ais on lieu
C'est une dss reforrnes les pius consid6-
rabies qui aisnt ~jannaia etc accomplies
on Orient.
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Vente PubliQue.

Succession de Louis ,Frilot, decide.
I'm vertu dun ordre de l'Hon. la Cour de
IL Paroisse de la Paroisse St. Landry, il Sc.
ra vendu en- vente publique, au plus offfrant e,
dernier encherisseur, par la sousslgnee tutrice
GU par I'm encanteur dGment commissioner,
sur les lieux, dams la Prairie P%laisance, le
Jeudi, IA Juliet, 1870,
les prophecies ci-apres decrites, dependant de
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pousse cette attaqne. Dams cette ~affaire, les
insurges ont Ell douze hommes tues. La
garrison a perdu trois hommes ct six bles-
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% Mai 1870
Vente Publioue.

Succession de Julie D. Clay, decedee.
ElN vertu dun ordre de rHon. la Deuxieme
IL Cour de District, dams ct pour la Paroisss
d'Orleans, a moi adresse, jofrirai en- vente
publique, a la Maison de Gour de la Paroisse
St. Landry, en- la vile d'Opelousas. lie SA-
MEDI, 2 Juliet 1870, a opze heures du ma
tin, la propriete ci-apres deerite, dependant
de la succession de feu Julie Durable, veuve
decedee de feu John Clay, SAVIOR: II
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TIE donne encore nosice que je defends dc
passer dams mes encourages. Je fsrai pu-
mir scion IA i0i cenx qui violeront mes droits-
90 avrfl, 70. III, Il. GARLAND.
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NomveIes Dfverses.

Galveston, 13-Une depeche speciale
dAustin, datee d'auiourd'hni, dit que le
bill du Pacifque du Sud a passe au Senat
par un vote de 81 contre5. On pense
quill passera d Ia Chambre et quill recevra
Ia signature du gouverneur, cette semaine.
lie bill accorde $4,000 par mile ct e'est
lie bill lie plus populaire qui ait etc soumis
4 Ia Legislature.
New York, 1s.-Une depeche de Chey-
enne dit que cling chars charges de Ghinois
sont passes sur la vote ferr6e du Pacifque,
Sc PENDANT dams rAlabana.
st. Louis, 12-Le chefnin de fer du Paci-
fqne ct de PAtlantique a etc complete,
hier, jusqu'a Pierce City. q 80 miles Quest
dc Springfield, Mo-, ct sera pousse jusqu'a
Ia frontisre Quest de rEtat; la, il entrera
dams 1e territoire indien ct trayersera le
continent.
Charleston, 12-Wm. Gilmore Simms, L
~ro,nancier distingue du Sud, est mort chez
son gendre, lei, hier soir, ! Page de ga ans
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NOuvefIes EurOpeemnes.

Lendrs< zO-Chs. Dickens est mort de
paraIysis heures 90 minutes hier soir.
Lisbonne, 10 juin-Le gouyernement
bresilien ne prendra aucune mesure imms-
date pour fabolition de Pesclavage. Les
Allies ont adhere aux conditions de paix
avec le Paraguay.
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Diyerses.

Philadelphia, sjuin-1l y a 10000 ma
cons en- ligne lei. La procession est unc
des plus bellies qui aient jamais etc faites
en- Amerique.
Omaha, 8-Les elections de vile qui ont
eu lieu lei hier, ont eu pour resultat relec-
ton de trois democrates ct de trois repu-
blicains. Un candidat Negro a etc battu
dans lie Sc ward.
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NOuVeEIeS de Ia Havamee

tSEA
Havane, I0--Des depsches oficieIles
recues du quartier-g66nsral 4 Puerto-Princi
De a~nnoncent Tarrivse dune colonne de
troupes d La Guanaja. Ellie a passs par
ID montague de Cubitas Oh s,6tait Iivr6e
une bataille, Il, dams 50 marchc, cetts co.
ionne q recu dams Ia mutt, lie feu de quel-
cues rebeiles qui s'staient embusqu6s.
Les troupes espagnoles ont repondn )
cette attaque Ut IL sen est sniyi IN feu
bien noarri de part Of d'autre, mails les
rebelles ont fni par Acher pied, Taissant
donxe de Ieurs honarnes sur le champ de
bataille, don't denx de leurs chefs, Aguerre
et x~adrinates.
I'd colone sous lie commandment du
~c0ionneI Montorois . sgalement { i IN an
gagennent dams lequsl qnat0rze insnRg6s
Ont 6t6 tuEes, don't quatre officers mais Oh
ns connais pasencors 10 particularites de
cstto derniefs afaire.
Les insurg66s ont attaqn6 Il fort Rsrabas,
dams Il district d ViHA CIara,, et III garni.
composite De gems de e~oulenr, q re-
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NouveIIes Diverses.

Galveston, 9 juin-La premiere pierre Dc
Ia premiere synagogue dams Get Fiat . 6te
posee anjourd'hui dams cette vile. Les
CEREMONIES ont etc executes par Ia Grande
Loge des F. +. Fl. Maeons.
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PRICE TWO CENf&.
A CHAPTER OF TRAGEDIES.
TIM MURDER or a LIGORER IN
NEW BRUNsWICK N. y.

Death struggle In Aa Uppcr R.ow-
Drained with n Hatcher nnd kicked Dovs
stsirs-k iliinR Nun Tor s38-Strcnu Cir.
: cumsta ntial Evidence.
In New Brunswick on Wednesday night, Thos.
DUFF, an aged, inonensve day laborer, was attack ed
and killed by Watts Grimm, who has been notorious
n fighting brawler and rough. He was knocked
down stairs, tie murderer cxclaiming, "G--d d-m
you, I'll kick your brains out" The fallen man
rolled TO the bottom OF the stairs, but did not rise.
II was sterwsrd asceraincd that his skull had bees
fractured by heavy blunt instrument.
Mounting the stairs, an onicer entered the room,
In spite OF the resistance Of the person Within and
his repeated threats TO kill the first man who opened
the door. The occupant of the room proved to be
watts Grimm. small Ratchet was discovered In
one corner.
Mrs, Warren, tho wife OF John Warren, was ar.
rested on suspicion Of being accompce, in spits
OF her protestston that sic was vising a neigh Dor
~ the time. THIS neighbor however, says that she
dil not cal upon b,i until alter Grilin's arrest.
The object Of the murder seems to have been 10
gain possession OF small sum OF money which Du1
was known to have In his possession. Tie diy ha-
fore he bad sold two pigs for about $780, and Giiin
Knew that ie had this money. Wien Our wqs
thrown down stains, his rocSets were turned insil,
ont. and no money was found. Money WAS found In
Grinns possession which has been identified az tno'
possessed by Dun.
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JOITIHGS BOUT no WS.

Music on the Battery this evening.
:. ven fatal sunstrokes in the city yesterday.
fhc Calabria took out 81, 2jO,ODo in specie
The shin villa Franca from Cardin and the bark
Johannes from Liverpool, aruNct last night.
Hall comm was found yesterday afternoon float
ing down the East RIVER, near the Fulton feITy
During tro terrific thunderstorm last evening, the
sccuu 1Jor OF 80 Pearl street was set dIc Oy light
ming,
The Corner ScHe isa neF penny weekly. hcluh
fuy got up, well written AID uIoln.sl,Ss succc sipi
uluro
Selma Ball fell iron the thirdstory window Of 81
Thompson street, last even ug, AMI va, fatally in
Iured.
Oscar Lockwood, aged 2j. of g W,shin.,on street.
fell from truck yesterday al Worth ana Hudson
streets, ahd dlcd .tst cNeulhg'
OHicer Leslie, OF the FWentv.secOnd street pohce
whie running after boys last evening va, BADLY ruptur
cd, aud was ordered TO Bellevue Hospital
The bark Caro- OF Duckspot, frnn havana, with
cargo OF sugar, winch iVeo m ths Lower By On
the sith went TO PERTH Awhoy Yesterday 10 d. ch fgc
The Tenth Ward WIN NJ. Tweed A4sociatinu hnys
place Geu. v, NJ Tweed, Jr, IN nomination Tor tho
lth Congtet'iVnal District h'prcsyathi'e ~ Con
gress.
Last evening tho Ladies' U. b. 7. A. r. Society
lirAnCh N1. l. wore addressed by Mr. Meln and Nr
WH"'.'' ''tf'u "". Or rulFs w"re tuIs ~, Ilh'ly
kt-tu uUuL ylusta,
judge Brady yesteria lay granted motion TO dls.
sOhe ne INJUNCTION IN the case Of Ny.e against ths
inJuhcil "a rest aimed the transfer Of certain shaes VI
Ere sock On the COmpAny's bOOhs To that hrm.
Edward Carey, n laDOrcr employed by the United
states welgher On Prr tN EiBi ltNer, lman auh
chlld IAN u,roug0 the broken doc INTO the water -
rescuing both Nj. Carey dsaygd three rSons iroa
watsfT graves before uisss
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PERSONAL INTEL ENCE.

Gen. Cassus NJ. Clay is speaking for the Ropubli
cans IN Colorado,
The Hon. Martin Nachtman. Commissioner OF TX.
cise. has returned from Germany,
The Irish Republican Committee nominated
Horace Greeley for the Goyernorshlp
The Colorado Democratic Convention nominated
George Miller OF Denver a. delegate TO Congress
on tile ninth ballot.
The Rev k. N. Littejohu, Bishop OF Long Island
Diocese, and Qeu John A, DIX are sumneIing al
East Hampton, Long Island.
II ia expected that the Hon John II. Bird, who
now represents the Third NeY Jersey ConRressons
District VIII get aronOn nation.
The police having been duly assessed, Police Com
msti H. Franklin Mallerre wall sail Tor Europe to-
morrow. a party VI politicians viii accompany hun
down the Bay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Butler Duncan and family, W. A.
CO, Han hr, an Mr. STATION lli iin'n -, ard ~
q llanhton ~t!S aiDong vac pASsangela los EuIOpy
yesterday
Capt. Charles N. Bracket. formerly Fire Marshal.
was yesterday appointed an INSPECTION IN Il o Custom
House by Collector Murphy, A better appointment
could not have been made
W, NJ Anthony Yeomans, OF Knckerboek0r Lodge,
Snnerlntenden OF Letter DiSribqton Of ,he heS fo,k
Post once was the recipient OF beautiful birthday g
on Monday evenins last ron NJ Jones 9nd his $40.
ciatc offcers The present was = magnificent gold
watch. chAln- aud m0n0.tAn locksS
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DIR. CARNOCHAN's VICTORY.
New York Vessels REQUIRED TO Pay 20 th,
Collector Of New York and submit q,
the Extortions of the Port Physician.

New York Vessels REQUIRED TO Pay 10 the
Collector Of New York and submit TO
the Extortions OF the Port Physician.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-Solicitor Ban6eld, Of
the Treasury Department, says that vessel from
foreign port bound TO port OF entry In the United
States, with her cargo destined for that port upon
her manifest, cannot change her destination alter
arriving within the waters Of the United States.
Tho Secretary OF the Treasury has accordingly In.
formed the Collectors OF the Ports OF New YORK and
Perth Amboy that this opinion was coucurred In by
the Department. lie has also instructed Collector
Murphy TO require all vessels arriving within the
waters of his district from foreign ports destined
with their cargoes for New York TO proceed there
an thereafter to make due entry OF the vessels and
cargoes a. is required by law Secretary Boutwell,
says that the Department is unwilling to sanction
any procedure which will have the tendency OF re-
laxing the stringency Of Quarantine regulations
whereby the health OF the community may be i'm
perled.
The nil reorganizing the Marine Hospitai service
takes effect on Tuesday next II provides that IRON
and after the first day Of August there shall be as.
sessed and collected by the collectors OF customs
from the masters owners OF every vessel OF the
United States arriving from foreign ports, or OF any
registered vessels employed in the coasting trade,
forty cents per month for each and every seaman
who shall be employed on such vessel, which sum
the master or owner is authorized to retain from
the wages Of the employees.
All moneys so collected are to go into the Trea-
sury and TO be kept fund tor sick aud disabled
seamen The expenditures are to be made under
the general direction OF the Secretary OF the 1rea
sury. Accordingly Secretary Boutwell, has pub.
lshod a special circular collectors OF customs re-
Quesng them to tske the necessary steps 70 meet
tue requirements Of the new bill.
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SUFFRAGE FOR WOMAN.
The Rev. Olympia browns Enihusin sun =
susan u, Anthony CnIIina for Mnnrx

The Rev, Olympia browns Enihusin Sun =
susan H. Anthony Calling for Money.
sARATooA, July 2s.-The first annual meeting
OF the state suffrage Association convened this
morning. Mrs. NJ. Il. Joselyn Gage called the meet.
ing to order, and said that great progress had been
made since last year. In Washington a committee
OF Congress had heard with respectful attention a
!, committee OF women. She ins,a1ced the Wyoming
' Jury as another evidence OF progress.
The Rov. Olympia Brown delivered a set speech
in favor OF womens rights, and expressed pleasure
at the Largo ana fashionable audience assembled to
hear her. II was great evidence Of progress thd.
all men are writing and arguing the question OF
woman suffrage Women should prepare them.
selves TO perform tho duties TO be devolvcd upon
them-their duties to themselves AMI to the state.
Miss Se,ie Devcrcux Blake presented a resolution,
which was adopted, thanking The special Committee
ofthe Connecticut Legislature having reported Ia
voraoly on woman suffrage. and expressing the hope
that Connecticut may prove tho banner State in the
movement. She argued that intelligent men would
be induced to tako deeper interest In politics II
women were allowed to share with them their cares.
:. Susan u. Anthony entered while the Rev. Miss
Brown was commenting on some points OF Mrs.
Blake's address aud was received with enthusiastic
applause. She reported on tile progress making in
Kansas and several other states. by the old terms
of exclusion women, negroes, idiots, lunatics and
criminals were Joined together; out now negroes
have been released, why should women be left to
stand with idiots, criminals, and lunaticsf
Mrs Gage announced that the hour had arrived
for closing the session. when a gentle moved a
yvte OF tnanks to the women on the platform. Miss
Anti ony said the thanks they desired were contri
buttons OF money In aid Of their agitation.
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THE MORRISANIA RING.

Another Nent Job of the Public Piunderers
In the Board Of Educaiion-Au Eaui va
lent for Services Rendered.
Tho book firm Of Messrs. A. :. Barnes & Co.
have been manipulating the Prcsdcn, Of tue Board
OF Education. MIR. I. Mason Mcovcr. and his maa
Friday. the Hon. b. McFinnesan, together with tho
Morrisanis School Ring generally, whereby thcy
have secured to themselves very respectable con.
tract and, as an equivalent for services rendered,
have made cratuitous presents - these worthy
rublic servants. McOver, they say. has made very
neat comnissioa alone out OF the job. which Of
course will be reduced BY Mcfinnegans and Mc.
Parlan's pickings.
The last elect Of the Mcssrs. Barnes's ihtrirues
with McOiver's coteric has been the passage OF A
resolution by the Board OF Education, BY a strict
Ring vote, to purchase all stationery supplies Tor
the schools from the Messrs Barnes, irrespective OF
price, TO the exclusion Of all bidders.
THIS pleasant little trade II is understood Is TO be
vigorously assailed at the next meeting OF the BOARD
The Hon. Il. McFiunegan, the eloquent orator of
the School Trustees 1t Is said L. preparing elab.
crate argument In Its defence and will be assisted
BY the erudition OF his colleague, Mr.. McParlan.
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MARRIAGE FUN IN FoRDHAM
A weddiss Night serc.sdc-A Newly Made
Husband and his Lovely Bride Received
stthe Club Heuse-The Folly Of the Sports
We Won't 30 Home till Morning.


Husband and his Lovely Bride Received
We Won't 20 Home till Morning.
The marriage Of Mr.. Edward J. Valentine, the
well known civil engineer. in the employ Of Messrs
Mspes Mack, to Miss Maggie Simmons Of White
Pains 10 the subject Of gossip In Fordham The hap
~ couple were united in marriage on Wednesday a.
ternoon, at o'clock at the residence Of the brides
father In White Plains. The bride is beautiful. phe
wa. modesuy attired 10 . lavender-colored travel.
ling dress.
number OF the friends OF the bride, after the
performance OF the nupiisl rite, enjoyed sumptuous
collation.. The bridal party soon afterward drove In
close carriage to the Club House, Fordham, whore
II is understood they win dwell a while.
On Wednesday evening, promptly at 1f:30 o'clock,
after the happy pair had retired, number OF envous
and mischevous young sports Of Fordhsm, among
whom were noticed Jimmy Crocheron, Jack Shay,
Frank McQuirk and Billy Barber with his barjo,
assembled in 'front.' OF the Club House. The youths
had provided themselves with sundry tar barrels,
rnd piling them one above the other, applied the
hymeneal torch. Billy nj once struck up the accom-.
pnniment TO that pathetic air Father dear Father
Come Home" which was sung TO words put together
Tor the occasion by the gifted shay, beginning,
" Eddy. dear Eddy, come down" Frank McQuirk
and Jimmy Crocheron accompanied on instruments
that strongly resemble Tin plates AMI pans
The danes shot up from the hymcneal pie bright
er and brighter. Tie strenaders poured forth their
dark and silent within the club House. Tire pro.
prctor, nrally overcome by the din, rushed TO the
Eroom's chamber, and mplored him to appear and
acknowledge the compliment that hal been paid
lin. But q Q newy-made husband WAS inexorable
and refused to come down. And the boys kept 1t
up all night.
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NEW JERSEY.

Nearly 100 dogs have been slaughtered IN the New
ARK dog pound.
At the grand temrerancs demonstration yesterday
IN DenYille n. D.. the Hon. o. A Cleveland wac Ole OF
the speakrrs
Tho Germans Of IIoboken, and NJ the Third and
Thirteenth Wards OF Newark, have organiLed Patriotic
Ala societies,
Elizabeth Finn, aged IS years, who was burned by
the explosion Of can OF Kerosene oil IN Newark, o.
the lyth INST, died on Weduesday night
Gustave IiaItwig, German music teacher, aged
about 70 years lel into area of factory HHmil.
ton street Newark, and was knied yesterday,
A Qr'mon im'pirrlrt "'l'N1n s'Nr'rI FROM Ieraev
City wednesday ~ ght on tut ttLL A I,u.tI II -
hVe children but found reaching Recalling that one
was missing The dead cody OF the chl winch Is snp,
posedt9 have fallen nom The tram was found near
Plnnneld.
la Montclair, N. j., yesterday, two children aged
and years, namet Fay, were sent TO take their
fathers dinner 90 him At the Hlgn 1rdge Bloomfield,
A. they did not return at nighfa. the entre
hood were aroused by the riDg1R OF bells, and soon
three hundred persons began search for them just
before dayhreak the little were found safoiy
lolRed IN the house OF geDteman iu Franklin
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CURIOSITIES or CRIME.

Elijah Jones, the coachman VINO WAS shot By a
thief at Cold Spring on Wednesday, died yesterday.
John Maher was committed by Justice BiIby Tor
handing pistol 20 Samuel Gordon with watch the lat.
ter shot Philip FltzgcrHld.
During quarrel at The Matthew T. Brennan pic.
u c, on Tuesday night, George White OF the NAudyEe
House was stabbed by Matthew DeyereauX.
Joseph Robinson of Fulton street WAS stabbed
In the shoulder Nnd cut GCIoss the by Schuon-
mai er, In alton Market last night Ihe assalant
capped.
james W. Flagg, Of 80 Downing street, New York.
= passc rer nom New York on the steamer Electra,
ltapcd oNcrOuar1 and was drowned .s m boat was
John j. ORourke of Bergen street, near Under
hill avenue accompanied tie South iirnoAyn Mus
keteers excursion un the river on hundAy last
HIS body hear mare OF violence, was found IA tue
river DUNG tho day.