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Bsws,ing ef 1eras 1feGss~y-In relation to the burning of the office of the Treasurer of the Republic, the Galveston Civilian of the 27th has the following remarks:

 "1he building was isolated, and no one slept in it, 90 that the fire unquestionabiy the work oi an incendary doubtless by some person or persons of whose deiacations speculations the records of the office furnish evidence The Secretary of the Treasury had announced his intention to institute thorough examination 1.-the office, which proba. hly caused some one to burn the office in order to hide the evidence of his guilt or indebtedness"

 .Mwder-We learn by the Hartford Courant. that Benjamin Franklin. a colored man. was com. mitted to jail in that city. last Monday evening. charged with the murder of his wife, on Sunday, the 2d inst. at Granby, by shooting her through the body, with gun loaded with shot,

 Albert Thrill, the murderer of Mrs Bckford. iH Boston, is said to have very respectable eonnec. lions. His father was representative for some l3 wears to the General Court tor the town ot Wey' mouth, and died about year ago worth $oO.OOO The share of Albert principally in real estate and much ot it was sold to enable him to maintain | Mrs. Bickford. whom he boarded at the Hanover street and other respectable houses. At that time her husband saw her frequentlys and still perform many eVands for her.

 Oc-A den for concealing stolen horses was dis novereA q EAvv dava sineN near Iockport.