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, BROOKLYN DEN OF THIEVES DISCOVERED.

On Thursday evening, Sergeant Ferry OF the
Forty.thrd sub Precinct made move upon nice hthe
haunt If thieves in south Brooklyn which had eydeny
been used depot for the receipt OF yauabc atosi
the parties In their greed for gain. An eNpressBah
named James DOughertv had received qhahty Oh uIy
goods valued an Sl,O from Alcssrs Rouse Il Go. Of
COlumbia-.t for shipment and had temporarily lel mem
locked in his stable at $50 COlumblast. put the E9'
removed by Unauthorized parties lie lodged IN
formation at the Forty-thrd bPrecnct siau0nhOuse
and Sergeant Ferry, with ROundsman kenney ana
officer Roche traced the matter, and arrested Pllhp
shannon, plumber, age II, Henry Curtis, a Canadlah
and Ion gshoreman and Henry Anderson, swedish
peddler age 81. suspicion OF the theft The goods
found IN Old stable at the Delaplalno House Oh
Yellow Hook point Beside there were found three bdK
Of coffee $50 lbsJ marked Y. L. Coz No. ll9 We8st,
New York; go yards unbeacled muslin, 20 bleached do
20 yards black muslin p yards velvet tapestry carpet
table-spread silk aud linen handkerchefs silk neckties
and scarfs BOYS boots ship compass Nc IN all valued
over SEQ. The prisoners were locked NJ 10 await
examination before Justice Walsh
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IMPORTANT cUsroMHoUsE ORDER.

The confusion and frequent delay attending
the carriage Of goods bonded warehouses prior to the
organization of the Carriage Bureau, and the coca
sona frauds that committed while the goods were
in transit by irresponsible persons have caused the issue
of an order which, If enforced rgidy Will check materi-
ally many irregularities. IL will also be seen by this or.
der that permit 90 convey goods from vessel must
contain number OF the and also the sgat ure or
the General Agent of Carriage. The following Is copy
Of the order: -. 80.
CUsroN.IloUsE. NEwYoRE Feb rs. 1870.
n, T1sDr, Customs S0rek>sp>r' GHd IrdHseT
Carten goods Public all general order and ware
goods, placed
DISCHARGED when required, be given by the on
package going Public All permits and orders 81
transfer goods bond 10 bonded warehouses must be stamped
by the General Agent Of Carriage Alu rs signature and tue number 81
each him The receipt must be
Storekeeper Immediately delivery
cent printed Transfer tickets when signed
the Public Store must be BY them eae7
returned Dspuy Collector Ia charge Of tie l. fubuc store
To Office violation Of this order With l1e name
of Tire person. NJ H. IHiSStLL 'o''s@tof
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THE PATENT PAVEMENTs.

The Assistant Aldermen, at their session yes
teray authorized the Croton Aqueduct Department 70
have parts " the following streets paved with the
stow Foundation Pavement" Whlte-st. Elcyenthst.,
Ttccuth-st Twenty Xth-s Twenty ycntA5t., wen
ty.cghth-st, Thrtictlst, and FOruethst ana 10 pave
Elizabeth St. from Grand TO Bleecker.sts, with Belgian
novelnent The Board also authorized the Justices Of
the Police Courts except the FOur appoint Jantor
for each Court annual salary OF Sl,1U number
Of owners Of property and Of property Twen
ty-sxt Tweuyseyenth, and Thireth-sts. called upon
the Mayor Yesterday protested against the putting
down Of the NicolsOn pavement in those streets. The
protc,taus that Thrtietst Il not graded, that
most OF the property that and the other streets is held
bv lease ana that the heavy carriage in the streets named
is more than the NcOsOn pavement can endure These
Mayor promised To call the attention OF the Common
CouLcil to the objections.
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SHIPPING LYTELLIGE NCE.
PORT or Observation-Disclosures. February To-
- 4 |.

PORT or ebruary 10.
CLEARED.
s,mp.-c Of Baltnorc Jones, Lrreruoo Heyet Tho nou.
Liverpool ve de r,r IIgsrl Have @Tgt'H' zoe Ny SS'
MclIs CHIN Baltimore Thomas S"Ao fi Ne"Lonaon aud
S@P Lad, Bes,ngtoo. Adams. Seeorelna
Bark Argouaut Steeu-rae p 1iep aiA
Sedr A. Edwards Marshall Charleston; S1slu Hooper Kingston,
Jam; c 5 Dyer Basen. sA'aauahi Tho~ Hocomb MlEcy,
Soop ichywis ,IuIen, Ner.IIaveu.
S'emshp England GFs' Liverpool Feb and Queenstown D.
Sip MGalo, rJery. Sh,ngh, Io9 lays. tes..
',, I fer'i assnTo Oct 20 via Constaauople Nov 49,
.ii ,;'Lt ,If,r doc ~ Wool " .
Bars baael draper Bue Palermo SO Gibraltar 80 days
arA JOHN Mathews Sullivan Palermo Ju p anu Gierlt. Jan TO-
BARK Alov GunIesson BorIe,1r a. DAYS nrdse
Bark PmOtha' BradberSs IarguFOs 10 DAYS aud Gibraltar 30
B,rk 4ralI,. FaI,h AutseT 50 dny, @!'s
Bari wills csmer,, stoit shanghai OCT Is, tea.
Els youltoer Tyacie Boyoat Nov g. and Gibraltar Jan With
jns Monitor, wr,e Artrerp 80 l-y., ml,e
Brs Victoria Fouuer, Nataels 20 DAYS snsar
NmxaAe wisve Bueuos Ayrs' Nov 80 VIA ST. riona jan
- Brs Eliza Thompson Dm Gu,,aufl, l6 day, sugar
, Smf T% %.. ies s,es M N;-.s y 'a Hs
Nc'r. E.Nn, paylou Par, . DAYS rubber.
s .[ ' Coea. Ga ygSo P ID s sugar ip o...
Noautn Laurel Hlthertoa, Jacksonville ,al'. nler
Fclr ud and Fruk Peade'on. whauS,oa y c. L days, naval
DOMESTIC PORTS
Me,s; MARY Baker Jamaica; " Ihayer. NeNOrau; Harvest
Home bgs " smyrna ldor, Port de- P4I
sharon Tdual Henry PerLds, Ragged snd Ccs.e,e Newt
open SEES, Wilmington scHr James A. fr'ol Cal0snen
FOREIGN PORTS.
Feb. lGIhe steamship horayta1 the Allan
Portland Tor Liverpool touched here trsier-,y afternoon
AT we'll
QrFrNsrovv Peb 1.-The Coaarl steamship Palmyra , Nea.
lor, Liverpool arrived ibis y~,ieulay
Ju Ua Ae berth SHIPS Gpud Hope Nasow. sarah
Nicholson aud Cts VfPerth Sti hp Elizabeth Acusol Tor Ne
York.
DExEt,R, Feb ? Len port. ,crs T. staples Coin or
Nc,giuk dsgsi 4 NLHg Hutchinson Tor Newl lori IN 10 ds
Nstjie Eo,s FOR lhsdr pll. Do few DAYS
MANILA, bee llSsiird. sbip - for N,NlOrk ah 2o0 pc
sugar " 500 pccls heup; Bunker M r Boston N .bu
ueu aut 1880 pecus hemp The ship Olivia DAVIS lad sailed
ioml io.o or NrN-iora.
SPOKEN.
Ri, Jacuo 'om Portland for M.anlas Feb lat q g. orE
O. %
lat q u, ioug t5 % ...f
.... DISASTERS.
PoRrt,vn Feb lathe British brig Maud rrcs. which arrived
here Yesterday report, lot4 lat 81 S. ~
lie m M Wit thr s-E Ma Audrevs H. With bot
cabin goue aud deck >e ooA II tie ec~ aud 6rvuh'
them here
% Tie h inst lat Il opg 10 W. tell sh the wreck Of the
schr Na,it " john ~ g.. hut could not hOsri her
ship Mkado her d4y reports Nov p lat 10
d. aug ahead ard 10 proved 20
oi which had hInrfv thcc d
hurricane the boat had the capita aud II men IN 10 ae elti At
aud tue Yesei took the hosn 4u
landed them Helena The RaenAs0oI vas IRON bausacA buel
10 Falmouth --
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ASSEMBLY.

The bill aboishing the Court of Special Scs-
siOns IN NeW-IOrt reached aud passed
REPORTS.
In favor OF the resolution TO pay the state debt primer
pal aud interest, incurred prior 10 1902 III CON- The mo-
tiou laid on the table. 49,
Mr.. ALNORD moved to take from the table the ways
and Means report the payment ~ the autwar state
debt in coin.
Mr. JACOBS stated that the Committee was willing ia
accept the preamble IL did not affect the resolution at
ALL and IL necessary to adopt this resolution before
the recess.
Tho preamble then adopted, as also, the resolu
ton The vote adopting the resolution stood 50 10 90
The following bills reported: The One-hundred-
andtwentyifth-st Railroad bill relative to express
companies. requiring them TO deliver packages within II
hours after their arrival In NewIOrk, where "a hours
are now allowed: amending the charter Of the Working
WOmcns Protective Union Of NewIOrk; TO facilitate the
payment Of taxes by railroads. TO establish court OF
civil jurisdiction in MOuisana; also providing for the
election OF inspectors aud canyasscrs Of election III
Brooklyn
large number OF bills chartcrng charitable aud other
societies In Ncw.IOrk were reported. Adjourned ID
Wednesday evening next
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ruE snorLIFrERs ADDITIONAL co,lrLANTs.

THE SHOPLIFTERS ADDITIONAL COMPLAINTS.
Two more complaints were taken, yesterday,
at the Jefferson Market Police Court before Justice Cox,
against Edward Hale who was arrested a few days ago
for robbng tie store No 80 Mercer-st. IL may be
mcmbercd that Halo and his accomplish, "Charles
Wilson," worked" with "a large valise. ugcniously
strueod 50 as to conceal effectively larse Of
punder Louis SQuadreic of No. GO NaSsaust depoScd
that Oh the 18th inst. Halls and another person
whom he did not recognize ~ wilson, entered
his jewclry store and priced some goods.
scssimg MANNER represented himself Dir Duhmc OF the
firm Of Duhme ~ Co, Cincinnati Wth whom Mr..
Souadrcie has had business relations Il' was politely
rrceIy ed and shown through the establishments Mean
willie busted himself ia poCkttlug vHrou,
article OF valuable icwelry and at the termination ot
their visit. which only lasted lev minutes. the IcWccr
APPEARED. When he visited Wilson the latter screwed
his features mp 80 that SquIdfcle was unable 10 POSI-
tbat Wilson was llnc's companion IA this time.
william, Bracuculich, with the lru ot Eulc n etllu-
hciner Of No. Madcnlnne, made aidaylt mat Hale
aud companion entered that IoNery. establishment on
the 10Th OF January: that Hale Introduced himself as MI
Van Colt OF Milwaukee,, WISCONSIN,, with whom Rahlc X
St,luhrimcr have llal business correspondence Inc
secured lUCets, eairriu No., 20 the value or sibL \
bold attempt made yesterday moiilS 10 obtain INC
RELEASE Hale aud Wilson upon straw bail man pre-
scented hnscl aud asked Hld was the anonnt of surely
neccssaIy The Justice told lin $1,000 for each OF tie
accused on each charge. The stranger SAID that he was
the owner Of SJp0g worth OF real estate nc No liol
Broadway Something IN the mans appearance led jus
lice Cox 10 suspect imposition. and upon Inquiry It
wa. found that the gentleman not competent be-
come bo l,tuan. The prsicrs' counsel. Mc,>fS Howe
and IIunuIe. apparently aware that others, who iuay
have been yfctinnzcd by their clients, VIII seek 70 obtain
look az the operators, and perhaps Identity them. have
shown much anxiety to have Hale aud Wilson Ia the
City Prison, where them viii be mu.e difficult
Justice Cos attends To give business men. who may have
been SWiudcd OF ate further opportunity :" "b at The
siaIl,ti..
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THE vooRHIl,s MrRDEK.

The COrOneT's jury yesterday morning rem
dered the following verdict In tie Of Mr Dolnncus
: yoorbies who was murdered OF Sunday evening last
We lind that the deceased, DOuinIeus +. VOORHEES,,
% hs death by pistol ball d charged from pistol
in the hands OF William Chambers the evening or the
18Th day February 1870 In the SALOON OF Peter Fogarty.
the northeast corner OF COumDa and Carroll ste, IN
the CITY Of Brooklyn aud State Of Ne s'York
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and French admiralty, and il now on board the
ReIleronbon of the ROYAL Navy and the Joan dc Arc Of
the Impcrial Navy. One put on board the lhled
states steamship riconder0ga willie she was attchd u
the European fleet. and Admiral FarIagut 'Hu app
Wyman Endorsed it In the highest terms.
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BEPIRTEEE or FOREIGN Mails
sATrRnAY. FER. NJ.

SATURDAY, FEB. 49,
Europe Southampton and Brenen steamship Donau
ro Houoken posrOhce u Steamship sails al D.
H. Supplementary Mai for PAID letters oly made up Bremen
Pier. sI1 closes Al l:iU 10.
Mail, TO- France steamship Vile dr Paris
Pier v r. the General P0stOfe at No sup
Elementary Mali
NONpAY, FER. p.
Mails Argentine Republic Brazil and s. Thona' per steamship
Soul a General Pos-Otce at p.
Ns, uNa aud for tie south Psclc an tentra
the Post'lc" ~
a u. s,r4ms. ~ sails 90 d. from Pier q y L.
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C,pu Tur,r arriving this requested to
iyrr packages addressed the NeSiOk Associated Press onJ
person, exhibiting autteu authority Of j. v" Snontou General
AGENT packages Journal OF Commerce, Times TKBvSR,
L san frprsss Krslug Post Commercial dirsrtis'r stats
Iy and DsmokFas should As he delivered oniI
H.
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NEW- YORK LEGISLATURE.

ALBANY. Feb. l9.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
Designating the day for town and charter
elections: TO widen Madson.aye and other streets IN
NewYork; aboshing the Board OF supervisors OF New
York; abollshing the Metropolitan Police commission.
BILLS PASSED
Anendinr the charter Of the Fire proof WarehOus!ng
Company FOR the relief OF corporations organized under
general laws
Mr. PIERCE reported hill for the benefit OF married
women by insuring the lives OF their husbands:
The hi TO abolish the Contracting Board and contract
ing system Canals was made special Ordef Tor
Thursday next Adjourned TIL Wednesday evening next
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YrIiaiuus NotIts.

the Mount Piens.nt baptist Chureh, on Bsls,iirse.
E.,,h Sl'NDAY Feb 10 1870. Preaching AZ l"10
b, Rev. Mr. HINES 9Th, th burh .u the EVhSiSG by
lie Pastor Rev a. sIEufRiED. jr sabhsbehe. AZ y
P,.pl, MerInt ock Lecture Tuesday EVENING, Al
III o,Lrk fr.,rr ,c fhi RSpn tNiNiN" 4" ;'p aelo't
\. - [. ASP a. fNtbA
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investigation into the alleged sale of cadetshps. which
was passed. Adjourned.
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ArorIcE rn MARINERs.-TEARAGHT

ItGIl MOL ST. SGT I WEST COAST Ot lkklA NJ
pT.I,F % Iti.H LIDuTN fuHtlN, lt January ls1t
NOTICE f. HEREBY GIyiN taa LIGHTHOUSE has beea erectd
on rEAKAGlr tAe urst~rruos 20 Gle bsS h 'lu Fl" Nssr,
hi a. 50 a. 81 s. ai LnHg To- ~ O. w. RON Nhoh WHITE
tVoLV PIG IGIiT vii be the rvsyS CT Tie h Me-.
continue tbeuttferih freia sunset 10 suurise
. LyLt ali, l.. f,t oder HoopIo,a Us local pane 20
.r above tie 81 ligh saer Sprns te, WY attain
IL. bbau cy every AMI bait A Nl b. Visible h
between The hr4ring at T. round Wet g. ny IN
anil should be clear weather ow distance q" y Naacs Mhs
m, Tssc Crcua ofs Mhsh Cray Color sud - ret 20 bsb
ffsn base TO ., .t ..... CT.
On the sane reuug LsPcI st SlA be- caingsA ron fte 70
Intermittent oiG lfgbt . cc".ds ahd ecpd scn' ana mo
Inner SkilHgs lIght VA gh,ncttitA 'r et"mume4
lissr4, Nsgn.tc q" @t.s" ,rs ..-
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NOTICE TO MARINERS-ALTERA
u -InnlIlEA 40 WI hkLLLlnS LlnMrs. y " NOAAr nl

OyyicR ~ fRsu Loans. bSBLs. saa :. lS'O
Nie, u her,by g,ea Lt exhibited a. the Loonhrai
Ih.us viii Evening l- st o NaN, 1870, BE- changed
i Fired b. an uern Light spsRg brg1t for rcsecoai'
ami rcipsed Tor seconds 800
Fom liz .ams date ue Skels Crpr Light adj TO 10
b6ed shl Revolving Light T,aght THE sraseInao OF tue
D'''A'' ''' WM MS Sesretsp
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professional CLOTHES.

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FRIDAYS WEATHER REPoRT-sAM
MiNInrrRK ALMANAC

MiStArURE ALMANAC
sun 20 sun .ets......... Noon 1903
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Brrcau Baptist Church. IF Us.., 900 DHFrrg .
SUNDAY. l.sire aola q
evening Preaching u'ruiog an evening ~ Rev POWELL
81 bgtiseioo. sssors ~ . a.. r aHI
The New York herald., 1870-03-28
THE ANDREW JACKSON CLUE.

The Resort of tho "Indomitnbe'' Statesmen
of tho City-Where the Democratic Cabinet
CoBveaes-Personaiides and Reflections OF
Political Meaals-- Where nIen and Measures
Are Gut, Dried and Consumed.
condition OF armed neutrality, II not actually
provocauve Of open warfare, Is certainly no EVIL
dence Of a desire to keep the peace neither are
visits from one side or frontier line to the other
be regarded as more than the social comfy which
Is so often utilized into keen reconnaissance or
prospective enemy.
The triumph OF the State democracy last fall seems
to have led TO anything but friendly relations be-
tween the magnates OF that party, and with what
determination the several issues in dispute have
been upheld by their respective champions has been
manifested inside the Legislature as well as out
JEALOUSY OF THE BIG INDIANS
who rule Tammany has NJ last eliminated In an op-
position so formidable taat Cancellation seems TO
have been adopted rs the only measure to meet the
emergency. The rebellion was Short but very deci.
sive, and how long the compromise will last time
alone can tell.
COUNTER ORGANIZATIONS
to Tammany have been formed from time to time.
The New York herald., 1870-03-28
the ktAHNEY STATUE FUND.
NEWARK, N. j., March 2s, 1870

NEWARK, N. j., March 2s, 1870.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD:-
The reports published in the HERALD OF the
abstraction or the Kearney Statue Fund from the
Newark savings Bank by the late treasurer OF the
fund, f. Sears, and the proceedings or the asso-
citation OF which ne was a member 10 post OF the
Grand Army OF the Republic) on learning OF hi5
conduct, hardly comports with the usual course or
your journal. as these reports leave the public
TO draw unfavoranle and uniustinablc inferences
against the association, Its committee and myself
which Little inquiry could have prevented. This
unexpected transaction on the part OF the late trea
surer certainly deserves other and more serious
notice than Newark hoax, as mentioned IN re-
cent issue; nor can those who are cognizant OF the
whole affair see only a sensation outrage" under
which 1t is again chroncled III subsequent report.
There Is no, one SO maclously disposed towards
Sears who would not rather IL were only "h0aX.'
u Is simply question OF right or wrong, ana when
ne and his friends undertake to excuse him
on the ground that notice was not given 10 him
or the discovery OF hts breach OF trust the absrac
ton having been made more than year before,
during which ne had given no account OF his
stewardship, his comrades who have investigated
all the circumstances think, regardless OF what he
has or may 90 towards restoring the fund, he must
remain under condemnation by honorable men, I
have seen no cause yet TO recall any words OF cri
cism spoken, written or printed by myself in refer
ence to this unfortunate affair
GEORGE Il. HALSTED,
Chairman OF Committee and Treasurer OF kearney
Statue Fund.
The New York herald., 1870-03-28
PERSONAL INTELLIaENCE.

PromineHt Arrivals In This City Yesterday.
Sir w. T.. Logan, f. X. g., OF Montreal, and Robert
Dcmpster. OF Liverpool. are at the Brevoort House
Judge J. Il. wynne OF Cincinnati; Dr. q. W.
Wooster, OF Boston; General r. T. C0nnor. OF the
United States Army; state senators W. W. wright
Cheeseboro and Bardenburg OF Albany, are at the
Metropolitan HOTEL
Il. II. Rollins, or New Hampshire; Ben Field and
H. T. Bemus, OF New York; J. O. L. Wadsworth OF
California; Congressman Mccarthy, OF New YORK;
Governor Burnside, d. +. Johnson and J.lB. Anthony
OF Rhode Island. are ut the Fiftn Avenue uotcl
Il. b. Judson, OF Syracuse; J. +. Joy, OF Detroit;
G. X. Griggs, OF Illinois, ana II. w. Gwinner. OF
Philadelphia are at the ST. Nicholas Hotel.
Judge r. 5. MCCORMICK OF Pennsylvania, and 8.
II. Parker OF Geneva, are at the st. Charles Hotel
General A. Perry, OF the United States Army; Con-
gresham B. +. Butler Of Massachusetts,; II. Cham
berlan, Of OHIO; James 7. Ely, Of washington;
General g. NJ. Lawmaa and George w. Morgan. Of
Pennsylvania; T. A. Jenckes OF Rhode Island and II.
Burgess Of Philadelphia, are at the Astor House.
Personal Notes.
Sip Cameron. a noted Arkansas desperate, has
been killed ut Helena.
"Florence Percey,n the authoress OF several recent
poems that have attained much popularity, has re-
moved from Florida 10 Virginia, and now resides IN
Manchester.
iue 1IoNiueuce HtTuLu Nab the lOliOWlug StlrLllnR
announcement:-"Ielll IT IN Gatn-ppbllsh 1t in Aske-
lontnat Anna Dickinson viii be. IN due season, led
to the altar ny well KNOWN Rhode Island literary
gentleman
Mr. Charles Vein, OF Philadelphia Is engaged In
preparing memoir OF GottschaK, with whom lie
was In Intimate correspondence for years ana up to
the time of his deatn. The memoir Will contain
many interesting letters from GoIsschalk.
Belle Boyd is on her way from San Francisco to
Marunsburg Na where her mother resides. she Is
Ill IN BODY and mind and destitute About SIX weeks
since she was discharged fTom the Insane Asylum at
Stockton, Cal, uncured.
The subscriptions for the family OF Secretary Stan
Ton now amount TO 100, 600. or this $685. 900 s
contributed by New York, $4,000 by Pennsylvania,
s-ovoO py persons III Boston and $4,000 by persons
III washington. various methods OF investing H.,
paying from Iour TO SIX per cent, arc proposed.
Even sescn per cent ought not TO be risky rate.
a Pennsyvania bachelor thus gets after lovely
womau-''l linpeach her IN tho name OF the great
Whale OF the ocean, whose bones torn asunder
enable ler 10 keep straight. 1 lmpeach her III the
name OF Tie peacock, whose strut wlChout his pe r.
mission she has stealthiully and without honor IA.
sumed. i nnpeach her la tue name OF the horse
whose tail she has perverted from It's use TO the
making OF wavy tresses 60 decorate tho back OF the
head aud NECK. impeach her In the name OF the
Kangaroo, whose beautiful figure. she In taking upon
herself tue Grecan DenI mas brought INTO Ill favor
8nd dIsrepute.'J
The New York herald., 1870-03-28

Az UNHAPPY MAEaIAGg.-A day or two ago Messrs.
Taggart ana Smith, Of the Detective Bureau, ar
rested a man named Frank w. Roberts, alias Roe
bars, who Is charged with aT!ndling YcssrS Newlln
d McHnaaD, OF milwaukee, out OF $4,000. 10 Is said
that the accused readea In Richmond, Va, and
when The rebellion broke ont lie entered q company
from New Orleans as a private, and was promoted
TO the rank OF lieutenant colonel lie claims 10 have
served on the star OF General Robert L. Lea, ana
was IN one or two fights undtr General Mosby, and
was several times wounded, once III The leg another
time through The lungs az Gettysburg, where lie lost
a brother. lie subsequently Visited New York city,
where he maue the acquaintance OF u lady and pro-
posed marriage and was accepted, but her parents
opposed the match. ae then went away, and after
being absent some time he returned TO New York,
where ne Induced the lazy TO marry him. notwtn-
standing her pareats' opposition. Together they
came TO thus city and put up at the Continental
Hote, but subsequently TO this removed to fashion
aUe boarding house, where he was arrested while
eating ms breakfast by the above-named officers.
The accused Is an Engishnan, and Is represented
as an accomplished swinder. He was taken before
Alderman Robert K. Smith, who committed hun 10
await requ,Sition from the Wisconsin authorities
Ictadelphtd Press, March 22.