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The parties in said actions were Lambies vs. Farrell and


On Monday night last, the house of Col d Richards
No 252 Henry street, in this city robbed by
desperate villains who found means to raise the asten
ngs the basement shutters and thereby effected
entrance The whole house, except the sleeping
apartments ransacked and every valuable article
which the robbers could lay their hands upon
Col Rchardss desk was forced open and the lock of
large pocket book. containing valuable papers. was
broken, and the contents found scattered the
door Of the easement pantry, whittier they were taken
for the purpose of overhauing Among the list Of pro.
perty taken were the following: ladys gold lever
with heavy gold key gentleman's gold watch Lon.
don made with heavy gold chain feet long and large
gold seal pair gold spectacles large quantity of
silver spoons varously marked iadys work box gold
breastpin; silver comb, marked "M. RI" silver thim.
bles and many articles Of ladys and gentlemans


ing apparel-the estimated value Of the whole being
about Ave hundred dollars.


AGoREssroNs OF THE FRENCH IN WEST AFRICA
Under the head OF Missionary Intelligence the
Boston Traveller has the following The Intelligence
from the mission at the mouth OF the 0aboon River
Is OF the most painful character. II will be
bered, that about eighteen months since a French
posed to purchase the country the King refused to
sell Soon after, the King was visited by an agent
Of the French commander, Though unknown as such)
and being piled with Intoxicating liquors until drum
was then presented with what the agent said was
friendly letter to the King Of tho French inviting
him to send his vessels to the Gaboon River to trade
Glass induced to sign this letter. This document
however, proved to be deed Of his country 70 the
immediate possession Of the country. Glass remon.
straed, and sent protest ana expiahauon 10 Louis
Philippe and Queen Victoria English merchants inter
eted themselves the affair and was hoped that the
French Government would dsown tho dongs OF their
naval agent when apprsd of tho circumstances OF the
case but events have disappointed all hopes


French naval force arrived in the Gaboon River early
in tho summer and demanded possession OF the territory
bombsrdmsnt cf the town followed refusal to sur.
render and the missionary premises ware not exempt
from this attack 80 long the United Sates flag
ayipg over them The general result was, that the in
habants OF the town we're driven away, and all mis-
sonary operations suspended The latest accounts
from Monrovs, whittier one of tho missionaries had re.
tired, and bears date September 4th. more full
count OF tho matter il daily expected from Mr. Bushnell,
the only remaining missionary at this station.