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The debate rhtn began as follows.


The debate rhen began as follows:
Mn PrssHrpsS-I have very great doubts about N At
amendment, should be glad to have the h'ehnon Oh
.MR. sHnisaS-That is more than the amount they
Vac over RE a%oSs oI ~
s Ss Sa S" S s I nS the
estimates for the expenditures up TO the nrst OF August
s MsG patient S Snr mo S
tGs Gs q ifsi. coming
COMMITTEES 70 npart any inform alton that lad come
S ~ scsS Sna s nn so far al the
which bad been expended was =, @ SS ~ ne
Indians We fully satisfied that some further an
S s RSye sn TO sGep o% 2 h
the very lowest point, FAR any future or additional
ieriug these poor people TO starye upon out hands,
things, stated that the Finance Committee had been
PcT il The contracts that NJ; sells had 10 to
preparation. after Congress had refused to give
money and when II was still In session, aud no lur-
Their request for an appropriation had been made.
Mr.. Sherman summed the case up as follows;
That IL the condition OF affairs. This oficer nnder
took. anticipating ap appropration 70 expend tyOOO9
bis own saperoT unless there Is sSme cfeTancy IN
the dates and give you the letter as i was
prouer TO stop these appropriations. There were n
ssa mhy ot a az care n Tp SS
because never ikc to dea in matter. OF lac, anless
makes Me alterations; but take the state.
ment furnished here that these Indians have absorbed
more than 10000, consiJerabiy more than the
we are asked 10 appropriate s5C'Ol9 more;
| show that the estimate made for these
expenditures NJ to the lat % July next s
a1110UJ. ask what assurance we have, II We should
appropriate TINS $500 600. that should not have
TO make good deficiency OF other $50 90 hereafter
What restraint have we over the eNpcndturc OF this
money! What right had Mr. Sells to 60 on and cxpcnd
money IN advance Of Appropriation by Congress Tor
indefinite purpose OF this kind especially when tao
allegation Is made TO Us 10y persons ntcrestcl IN this
fun1.an allegation that is not CONT ei o denied
that conttaCts were made with tim donR business
in Arkansas and the Indian Territory for lour At si
barrel ami corn at e. bushelP Under these circum
stances submit whether urOvdeut care of the pun c
money should not compel Ms to resort TO some other
management OF Indian Affairs.
The amendment, however, passed the Senate,
principally upon the ground That the Secretary Of the
Interior hHd recommended IT, AMI WIS smuggled
through Conference Committee. Sells father aud
son; Cooley ard Harlan, with Perry Fuller, Grin
nell of Iowa. and Bureigh OF Dikota were all ac-
tive in passing the first appropriation, and both bills
rushed up To the President aud -ignei the
day they signed In the Ser ate. such uutlinc
Secretary llirlans first oic trans act OF any
magnitude. Many subsequent unts rank wtI II, as
VIII hereafter appear.
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Tow dnys ago Two ItIIOWs While inebIiuted
assault gentleman ON the highway near Lewis.
ton, Maine, and endeaNored TO shoot him. Inc in
urpOsllOn OF fourth person saved his hlr.
Ancrward tue offenders called upon nm 10 SEQ Il
they could not prevent "A prosecution. He a1fecl
not 10 prosecute them on condition that they lnyc a
guarantee OF $500 each mat they wuulI touch no
taste not, handle not, intoxicating drinks Tor iNe
v aTs. one OF them has deposited $50 the bank
.nI ne UtCr has gwen lien lis zeal estate IA =
that amoult, The art violation OF the pee &c for.
tets the No.itOr lis $500.
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The Grasping Ring ns Viewed by the Brook-
Iyn Democracy.

rom me broctiYH f"1fe, Itlnoci arc.
We have all been talking against these Metro
pol'tan Commissions; We have now the power to
al Olsh u en- and the quCsuon Ian the Democrat C
Legislative caucu-l wds, s.oull we, for the few
weeks between now and the act Of abol shmrnt II /
the vacant seat IN the Police Commission OF lei il
remain unli ed In token anu pledge that these Com
Mis-ioLsrips arc places that never ought 90 have
been mrdc Above ALL IL would seem, n we must Il n
thcm--it threcmen At $1,000 month each cannot run
- police for month louget-tAdt We ought NOT 10
iniorsc the Board as II stands, by rtappolnting
the outgoing man. Kings county, II seems WINS
unanimous IN demanding that this Commission
should be wiped out; but Senator Murphy ard MI
Jacobs seem to have differed from the rest as TO
the course which antagonisn to the Commission
itself demanded OF kings county In regard to the
phdlni vacancy bosWOrth was Iedppointed
against tie unanimous protest OF Kings county and
Long Island We regard this result with simp d..
gust The iling tins vacancy At MI, an es &c a
BE rcrlins oi Il by the outgoing man, Will a. pear t.
any ilIn m tier ~ fact voter, as quusi- ndur~,-
mont OF the odiOns rtgme which these Senators and
A-Scmhl!mrn were elected aud empoW cred to
d. u.siL The rejection " Mr.. Craig will appear M
one more Instance ot New Nurk's ,lls ulteru!in q.
ton to give no iair plty Il all to knls county By
BusNorth's rc1ppoiutmCut this great Democratic
CIV is treated afa.n a. It was In the APP ointment VI
Blennan-sausrtcrcd In the h,u.e ufits iIItnls.
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The thanks of the American people, the
gratitude Of good men Of every party, should be
rendered to Roscoe CoSKLiSo, Of New York, for
his crushing exposure Of that hcartless preiender
CHARLES SUMNER in the Senate on Wednesday.
greater humbug never met juster punish.
maj
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CuIcAGo, Feb. lo.-Sevcn citizens Of the West
Division having formed an mdcI culeut yIvidnce
committee sllliod forth INTO the streets ana saw u
rus lc."uS Character They chased him several
lilo h. lutil he entered a handsome hous'. lht
EcN' 10y % complained at the puhco station that hc
a.d lCru chased by u Wmd OF burglars.
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fI0m ne tht,61O Iines.
The removal u Collector Unnnell of New
York T. demanded, but It Is not probable that he
VIII be removed. lie War one of The solid men OF
New York wno we're touched by Daniel buIterheid's
appeal to charity Tor Grant, and Grmnel's nAmr IA
On the ~ Stupu'n list Tor u thousand dollars lie
ai'o gave S"crman thousand dollars. Let W. hear
something more about honest men collecting t.e
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LILY Lodge, +. aud A. NJ, received IN Morr.sana
Hal at night.
Gurus Lodge, No. 20s, win confer TIE turj degree
a tac corner of gath avenue aud EsAtcvHth street
on MoAlay, fe6, IA
N. skinner, W, NJ, viii he .slitutcd TINS evening y
h,IN 'lHAI Master Wan, l.. Piuc aad other Uulces VI
the HAteTaty
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Arerdgo ddRy circulation during the geek,
$3.50. Arerage circulation during the
precious ueok cadiag Jan. 90, SC, i33 ddHy.
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LEVER IER, orc OF the sc,ent &c pl,ri,s OF
France las been dismissed from the Ob.crya-
~ because LorIs NAPolluS ro>APAalE did not
fncy the astronomers romolks N the Senate
The lest days Of tie Empire are marked BY a
pn,ilanimous fear not only e journalists like
koCmPoRr, but Of sayants ike L-yEuRiLR; aud
nothing could 50 tend TO bring OLILyIER into
general contempt as his connyancc with the.e
petty tyraluies Of his imperial master.
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hard to bear. But IL win be borne. Reparation
will not be rendered-that is, the assassin will
not be arrested; and from this fresh immunity
hosts Of fresh victims will be sacrificed.
The most effective reparation would be to take
from HApILroS Fish the control of the American
Government. But is that probableS
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The Committee on For jPn Alta r. Of the
House Of Representatives recommended yc ter.
day that immediate rcparat,on be demanded f
the SPIN sh Rutlorti,s in Cuba for the recent
outragcs in Havana
RcpaIGton frvhatY Not surely for killing
an noGonsye American citzenS Why, the
SpaniaIds have learned long ago the mpunity
with which that can be committed Have not
American cliiIers leen plundcIed, thrown
into prison, murdered judically and otherwise
by Spauiards in Cuba, almost from the begin.
ming Of the revolution, and has any rcparati, n
ever been giveHi
Why should Congress all at once display so
much zeal as even to refer the matter To a Com
m'teeS This last outrage, having taken place
IN open day, and in the very focus Of ebbir 9
throngs IN Havana, and having been witnessed by
more than one foreign Consul from the windows
Of their consulates, and having been participated
IN by more than one assassin, ma, appear little
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sWINDLING IRISH SERVANTS.


A Venerable sharper In the Money Order
Business-The Tour of Drnn for n
Pound-Tbe villains Hundred Victims
About two months ago Catharinc ONeill,
poor Irish servant, purchased DRAFT for 81 sterling
Of Joseph Barry, az his money order once in Fulton
street, Brooklyn. The draft was made payable to
her sister Margaret, in Edonderry, Ireland. She
presented II at the Hibernan Bank, where she was
informed that payment lad been stopped by the
house Of Austin, Bald win a. Co., under whose aus
pieces 1t purports TO have been uttered. The draft
which was handed TO Sun reporter, reads:
3 Dec sth. i'so.
AMERICAN EUROPEAN EXPREss AND EN-
y CHANGE COMPANY, NEW YORK.
Z Exchange for 81. (steamcr) OFFICE At brooklyn.
on dem md Of this Sole Bill Of Exchange pay to the
Z order OF Marparct ONeill one pound tterling,
value received, and charge TO account OF
z AUSTIN, BALDWIN co.
+ To Royal Bank OF ireland.
g Dublin.
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A. 20 'he real ya'uc ou and wheat, on thcycry
statistical trlor's nom i.e t.Scrl agencies give
tut-. figures:
When II was reported to the Dc,ar,,,nt TINT
Mckee N tu- and Mcdonald & l4f,r. .U np.us
the s'lue conc M Ncrt -ulas tnI d the thcrol. a.
country, ana tuing up Ul, tho corn at $3.50 pOr
bu-ht! ana U4crWttt stlug e. tors.. A-rtt d. n r..
IAN OF tIr tLcIukrts, ~ ul- dtlcLse. dated Aur II
loGj, sad he consider, ~ % far prize for corn
AGENT Dean, of 'uo 'reyN 4 s,..y, rculI.-d to the
Dtt.Tt.ArEt lI O'tuuI, 1865:
Whcm ttv,d. 2OIl ou hyl.; value or same 5000
com Ias I'd, u 90 oUsIr.. value II tal.. yti5J
Amt Reynolds, Of the semuo'cs, r.. urtcd IN
Scl'cmlcr t;it:
Corn raise $500 hrhc'si value NJ sumo, 4, %
!; can afo b, proved TIA, mach Of a.. yr.y corn
vas purchased ON Tie ground luT a per bu- and
thUt much Of the hpur wa. o. l.t cond eune By tho
military AuIHurur. lld sold o. .' contractors 4 Il
per uauci; thr some OF Il Wa - rotten that Il 50 IS
thruWu Into heap ~ utterly oleI II ,a. then
charged up To the United ''aro. as indicated by Ia.
above yguch r..
Aftrr 1poso purchases wcrc male, the three prin.
Cudi uhCla pciHDnt-. cane lAtl tue yu.sp-- uA Of
valuable Aou-es, two being IN Washington, AMI ono
ln l. u-af.
Tie Congressional Glols gives the history OF the
second appropriate o. SJJJ,ljJ .or The ucn,ht Il
thee thieves.
On The 81 OF July. iscc. NJ. poolltno introduced
an amcndm' at g. DE re- r'ur InIiln Au auprupri.
atut tie additional 20 5000 he had 81, 10 nous, ot
wht the hrst Ike SUM We voted, /, Nos MS tol-
lows;
AlG beH (NHG cHdcfef That There ne ana is hon p
by prnprla' ed, uU' a., any m n"y ~ ~" i'r-ury g
ohcrWtc ~ proWHt"r "a. suu Of tNpHv for rN' my
t.ls of the sou'lr rn Sun,raic d'ncy tor lcrugira
'",m 20 !acu horea. add iJr Ic"yy"G su-A desttu,
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Senator STEWART Of Nevada has intro
duccd bill to enforce ths Fifteenth Amendment.
la't Ills rather rapid? Tho ratification of the
an.cndu eat .4s not Sc, been proclaimed
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We lrc Informed that a very deep move.
ment is on foot among certain portion Of the Re-
publican party, including a number Of old Silver
ernor at the next election. They say that the
party is in a weak condition and needs strong
candidate; and that as President GRANT has de-
cided that Mr.. Fish is the greatest statesman
New York can produce-and the President is the
best judge of men in tho country-why, the best
chance Of the party will be in taking up FISH,
ard seeing how wonderful his popularity will be.
The Hon. Moses II. GRINNELL has also been men
toned rs q probable candidate for Lieutenant
Governor on the same ticket. The platform will
have but three resolutions, declaring in ccuteel
language: first that Spain is the only Igh;iul
owner OF Cuba, that the Cuban patriots are a set
Of Inbred wreichcs, and that there is no civil
war there worth rentioningi secondly, that
slavery end the slave trade are institution,
Of divine origin, aud ought TO be main
tanned in Cuba at Whatever cost aud thirdly, tha,
whenever American citizen who does not sub
scribe 10 these noble sentiments shall 20 to Cuba,
he ought to be shot ON sight. With such candi-
d ties and such platform the politicians engaged
10 the scheme are confident of carrying the State
against the Democracy. To make everything
certain, however, they expect to have President
GRANT attend great ratification meeting in this
city and express in a few remarks his sympathy
with the Spanish pro-slayery platform and the
nomination Of Mr. FISH. II is also hoped that
Nh SipNEY WEpsTrR will bring over great
many Democrats of Spanish principles to tie
support of his fath,r-iu-!aw. This movement Is
understood to be blcked by large amount OF
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On and after Tuesday. March /, the price of adver.
tsing In THE DAILY sus will be 80 cents per line.
The WEEKLY DOLLAR sun has now attained lib
cra circulation. which ustihes increase In the ad-
ver1isng rates. On and after March I, the price will
be so cents per line
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Queen VICTORIA has nothing 10 say il hcr
speech 10 Parliament about the Alabama claims
and tie condition of Her Majcsty's colonies.
This silence is oninous, and indicates fear 4
public discussion on these difficult subjects, The
fate Of the English possessions in ,ti. hemisphere
is however, nscpaiabe from the settlement II
tie Alabama claims, aud il is probably ON that
account that the Queen did not choose to speak
Of the one question witl,ut also referring 10 ,he
other, nd on-,qucDtly gave to t.c speech from
tie tilouc the Character # a II!,Im~rcc f
"llamleP with the part Of Hm,lt 1T out.
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That extra-quarrelsomo body, the Ameri-
can Institute, held its regular election yesterday.
Such was the attraction Of its rich fund and
prosperous condition, AMI such the number Of
philanthropic gentlemen DESTROYS Of controlling
and handling its pecuniary resources, managing
its annual fair, and getting salaries from Its
treasury, that there were 10 less than five dis
tnct tickets in the field. But 1t is remarkable
that amid oil this wild competition every one Of
the five tickets bore the name of lloRAcs GRgE-
Ley for President This is the public estimation
Of the man whom the blockhcLd Republicans Of
the rural districts would not have for Comptroller
Of New York. and whom ULYSSES 5. GRANT and
Hamilton Fish did not think supcrtne enough to
be their Minister to England.
Mr.. GREELEY Is also the first Vicc-Presdent Of
the Cuban Aid Society.
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Gen. HALLEcK has made new statement

Gen liALIECK has made new statement
Of the facts relating 10 Gen. GRAST's order re-
moving Gen. CtoWGr H. THOMAS on the eve OF
the battle Of Nashville, and this statement the
CoVre,r.JoQrhQl sets forth in the following sum
mary OF the case:
!. Gen Grant did rcremrtorv demand the removal
5 Gem lg1 Oh en- ' se sis q s5s t@, a
mand. had Il be - cGlcd would have been construed
2 ilat he President and Secretary of war did actu.
avs i9s ths o. sg a fcqgs,ed Ok G Sc Grant Can
lm,ck, g. ne tecgra ted TO GeIs. Thomas and scho-
as4 Eh S proper Instructions IN regard 10 turning
Il TINT cen g. isck after ogl2s refused authority nv
tact 10 en-. Grant, III new dgrpalch,s iom Gen
8 INT Cen Gran, ala assent to sech susr cr,ion OF
vi. me c1l'ci GcA 1homa. a aioiy action.
g. thu nc IN cal oiu,r Of re-, oval wa never con.
',rMIooI 81 IN o. q ngi wa h.,I o( ",h. haee.
.hea he ,crrncd II to Hr Stanton VINO put II INTO TIC
:. hat nltuou. the Official order actually issue wa
hrs A. r"ytd the ollunl Hai' aud ia" t,le.' am Oh
?. ihat tic removal ii ecu Thomas on the prem.
| tory anna q o. Gen, Grant was rrc'eucd by the &C.
We ave obliged to say that this statement docs
not answer our expectation. What it adds to the
history Of The case, as lately given by Gen. BorN-
roN, is simply that Gen. HALLEcK withheld an
order removing Gen. Thomas for about five hours,
or from noon Of Dec ., 1864, until $50 =. NJ. d.,
while he ecgraphcd 10 Gen. CHANT and procured
his permission to suspend it altogether That
this order WIS not Immediately executed was at
ready known through Gen B,YNToN's publication
and We had thought that Gen HALLEcK would con-
ubutc something more to public knowledge on
this interesting, though not very important ques-
ton. Wchad hoped that he would be able 10
affirm that one of the alleged kilograms given by
BoYSros as sent TO TnoMAs vas never sent at all
and also Il at he would have cast light upon an.
other remarkable ny stery connected with the
subject to which he makes no 0lhision and Of
which he even appears to be entirely ignorant.
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TIE daRy circulation of The Sun during
The last oeck, vlih ended on Saturday. 10.
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The resolutions of the Republican Con
vention Of Connecticut are truly deplora-
BILE. They say not word about Cuba, and
endorse without qualification the Spanish adj
ministration of HAMILTON Fish and SIDNEY
WEBSTER. Are we 10 understand by this that
the Republicans OF Connecticut are in favor Of the
bloody triumph Of European despotism on
American soilS Are they in favor of withdraw
ing and reversing the Declaration Of Indepen-
denceS DO they go with all their hearts for the
perpetuaton Of slavery and the African slave trade
in Cubaf Such would seem to be their unan-
nous sentiment from the platform they have set
up.
The Convention renominated Gov. JEwELL.
lie is first-rate man, and must revolt in his in
most soul at the deep, dark wickedncss he is
thus made tacitly TO approve. He deserves to be
elected; but his party deserves to be crushed.
Now let us hear what the Connecticut Dcmoc-
racy have to say. Are they, too, in favor of de-
grading this Republic into handmade Of the
worst tyranny ever seen ON earthi If they are,
they too will ignore Cuba and glorfy the Admin
istration which is ruled by Hamilton FISH ond
SIDNEY WEBSTER.
Suppose JoHS A. RAwLiNs had lived, and this
Administration had been guided by. bis great
heart and powerful brain; what would the Con-
nectcut Republicans have said about Cuba then
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CENTRAL PARK.

Saturday Afternoon Mt the Pnrk-Fhe
People, the Music md the Arnrsenienfs--
Picnic Parties and PrOmcnaders.
The habitues Of the Park say the cool weather
came with Yesterday, and that fact was father to
another-namely, that much greater number Of
people were on the grounds than at any time for
several onths. 1t Is estimated that 40 900 persons
were on ana about the Mall, the Lake and
the Rambe yesterday, and this estimate is based on
the records Of entries kept at the various gates.
Yet one can partly euogize yesterday as cool day,
even when one has branded upon his memory the
intensely hot ones lately, and luckily passed away
forever Fashion has no yet condescended TO open
rustic haunts ana sylvan elades which munlhcent
M ed commission has SO kindly favored US with;
and yet in point OF elegant toilets and personal
and listened to the band were rieproachable.
Many doubtless, from rural districts as an old
freauenter remarked, but II that Il the case the
country should proud OF the fair representatives
II sends us. Or course the central attraction was
the
MUSIC ON THE MALL,
and about the stand were gathered perhaps twenty
thousand peopl-eceriainly more than fifteen thou
sand The following is programme OF Inc music
performed
Grand March -Burge.
overture TO Notwithstanding
Arla Ine Dark Lindens.
waltz, Conserter.
Grand Seeciion-Jove.
Gaiop--Wionsorandt.
Quartet from RipoieuO-Nerdi.
waltz, s--kiange.
Overture, Magic Flute.
Care PAnItf.
| Gaop, Auf I'M D3ron
! March, Orphee aux Enters.
| Many were sailing upon the placid waters OF the
lake, while hundreds OF mothers arrived painting 1T
| the stand of the goat chariOts, and with anxious
! chances conIided their darngs to the care OF the
| coored coachlnen. the five Liputan teams were
kept constantly moving with their juvenile freight,
and were the centre OF attraction TO all those unss
pectng boys aud girls under the age of eight and Il
han years a. well rs 10 the malnmas VINO folio wed,
! az q sort OF gala procession.
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4 faIg.HEiRTEO SWiYDLEG.

Business Talent Wnsted-spIendid Oppor-
Unlimited Enterprise.
one OF the best known and most adrot swindlers
in thIs city Is Louis T,ueheart. HIS last attempt at
woriing the oracle, though not original in concep-
ZION, was marked by that bodness which has cha.
ractcrized all his ventures. on the morning OF the
5ih OF August last Trueheart, attired In suit Of
travel stained black Cloth. and carrying large
bundle, presented himself at the store or Mrs.
Francis Undertook, OF No. 81 Sixth avenue,
and recited 10 the pr0prietress thereof a
mournluI tale Of misery and distress. He
said he was q Catholic priest. Some months
ago he had let Europe 10 60 10 California During
the voyage out here his sister died and lett nm IN
possession OF lot VI household goods consisting OF
line table cloths, sheets, &C., VI which he wished to
dispose.
Mrs. Undertook having examined the goods and
found them valuable paid 500 cash down to the
pretended clergyman. 1rucheart percelvlng that
he had what IL called sOfL thing' on Mrs. Luder-
book concluded ~ once TO make "a haul" calling
the lady aside he told her that If she wished TO dis
would pay LIBERAL price. Concluding To sell II she
could do 10 advantage, Mrs. Luderb0ck
expressed herself TO that effect. Truch.
cart then left and returned In short
time with two men, whom he introduced as the
parties wishing TO purchase the property. Some
conversation had relative to The sale and 1t was
finally agreed to come back In the afternoon and
compete the purchase. When the men had departed
Mrs Luderbock proceeded TO examine her purchase,
which she found TO her dismay that the best part Of
the goods had been carried away and some inferior
articles, worth about forty dollars, left behind In
formation was at once given to the police and a
warrant Issued for the arrest OF Trueheart He was
arraigncd yesterday at Jefferson Market and held by
Judge Cox in 81, 900 bail for examination. The ex.
animation was set down for next Tuesday week,
wnen number OF other complaints VIII be tasen
against the prisoner