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Discovery of Important LenersGrea Disciosures .ani


cipated-.4 Democratic Bioc- Up-Markets, &c.


Hands thrust into breeches pockets and overcoas
are in demand this morning The weather Is cold raw,
and Novemberish.


Maria switzer alias Klutz, the female whom | men,
toned as having been arrested still in JAIL and will
have be discharged Saturday next unless some Of
the New York police will come on here and identity
her. Had the case have fallen into the hands of Hays,
Zel Rdgley, the man supposed to be Alburtis would
have been taken also this But newly appointed
city police had the in hand and by arresting her
he had ,ined her. have thrown all the fat into
the fire.


She has with her large quantity Of baggage, which.
on examination proved consist az ollowsOne large
leather riveed trunk, containing clothing, ST. 900 in
American gold coin of the mint Of 1884, three fine gold
watches several gold miniatures gold ewelry gold and
silver spoons knives and forks-one half dozen tea
spoons marked B s. corresponding with the mark on
the trunk. with number Of other articles. One small
trunk, containing clothing One dressing case, con-
bier SC. SC, all of pure gold, the whole worth
from s4oo to $500; The, woman had also
large chest full of the finest silk dresses and
female clothing generally worth at least 81 0O0 In the
large leather trunk found in her possession there
also found immense number OF letters Several hum
dred written French German and Hebrew, which pur-
port be- far they have been translated aregular
en- I kept 70. ss Of
Europe. They give some startling and important facts,
in reference to robberes and other transactions of
large gang oexpert foreign thieves and villains who
have been preying upon the public in Europe and the
United States for q number OF years. They speak Of
transactions in Europe OF large character giving the
details Of large robberies and the used to evade
the police there and here Tney also give the nforma
that the United States is better place for the trans
actions Of their business than Europe account OF the
police not being expert and the chances OF eiuding
discovery beng greater. -


This trunk know to have been in charge OF the man
who accompanied her and found in her room when
arrested though the refuses to own i and denies
all knowledge of its ownership tcontaned In ADDITION
10 the $1,000 and letters miniature likeness OF Cardinal
Rchleleu, and handsomely constructed sesi stamp Oh
raw head and bloody bones" IL appears from its con-
tents TO have the property OF the leaders OF the
gang and to doubt its falling into the hands of the police
has Caused much and just cause OF uneasness to the
ties implicated ,,., c..
passed n long preamble and resolution, demanding the
rremoyal of two or three whg clerks in the Custom
House who have been retained because their places
could not be filed by persons unacquanted with the
real grievance is tho Collector himself who has been
thrown the democratic fence, and they consequent
ly desire his removal that another general scramble
may take place for the spois. Poor Marriott he in
ed" and although he has stretched his conscience OF
creating Offices when required to accom-
modate the grumblers, they still cry for his blood
Their dander s rz and if the don't grant their
demands, we will have regular revolution among the
Gins" and the ''outs" 80


"Letdogs delight to bark and bite,


Feoh is their nature few


Let b&srs and lions growl and night,


For God hath made themso


But democrats should never let


Their angry passions rise,


such leetle hsts were never made


To Jung each others eyes"


uow.var "sscond thoughts. let them Aght-they have
used up the whgs and natives, and they ought, Of