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Paris, Nov. e0--On Friday night, at IL
o'clock, an individual, who was passing IN
the Rue DIES Fosscs. .MOntmartre, where he
lodged, was accostcd BY four robbers, who
demanded his purse. Upon his offering re-
sistance, thrY wrapped towel about his
head, stabbed him i'll seven places in the left
arm, threw him down, and took from him
watch, and about four thousand francs,
which were enclosed in belt. 1t seems
that two persons, passing "A moment after
wards, when he was still mpluring assist
ance fed from him, supposing his cries were
but the manGuvre OF some assassin These
persons, meeting a party of gen-d' 'armes,
sent them to the spot, where they picked up
the man and conve, ed him to the Commls-
sarv of Police, to whom he related what had
happened. He remained there fnr the night
| and patroles were sent out in all directions.
| The wounds, we understand, are likely to
be OF serious consequence. The Williams un-
fortunately escaped. Upon Change it was
said yesterday, that the man inflicted the
wounds upon himself, and pretended he had
been robbed, in order to account for the alb
sense Of considerable sum which he had


lost by gambling. The horses of u gentle
mans carriage, which was waiting near one
of the theatres, i'll the absence Of the coach
man, were Embarrassed and taken away,
and no trace as yet been found OF them. 1t
is dangerous to walk the streets at night


You will scarcely credit i, but person was


stopped and robbed OF his watch last week
on the pont des Arts, where there is a toll


keeper and guards at each cnd.--Distress
; however, seems to be the grand cause ot


these crimes. for of the numbers who have


hcen arrested, the greater part are III the
most dreadful state.