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rer Po'poise-Jne Funerai Soismnifies &c.


Two efhe gold watches stolen from the clothing store
oil Capt C. T. Bailey account of which appeared ir
the Herald before appeared in any Boston papers, have
been recovered. On the morning after the robbery
'apt baicy's suspicious rested young man of the
name oi George Is. King, sailor, belonging to Salem
and with constable, had his trunks at his lodging,
searched What seemed suspicious about King was that
lie had been ashore number of weeks and appeared in
hurry to leave but that very day he went and go
shipped and sailed the morning The vessel was
bound for the West lndes but to touch at Calais oI
lumber Capt Bailey still suspectng him as the guilty
party sent an officer down to that place after him. who
took the two watches valued at $780, of Kings person
he was put IN Jail there and will be brought to this city
for trial About fortnight previous to the robbery Of
the watches there $50 taken from the trunk of
room mate Of this King but from the stad and
con like aspect OF King, he escaped suspicion 1t is said
that ne has been charged with stealing money before
now. There is no mistake but he is most consummate
scoundrei During the few weeks that he ashore
ne had engaged himself i, marriage to less than five
This boarding house daily beseiged by them and
he himself appeared all the time in hot water running
to Salem to see a sick mother Sc He is now fast and
Will have to chew the cud Of reflection for years


The Porpose is an ugly, ill built thing. She is sup
posed to have been built down about New Brunswick
and the only circumstance that awakened suspicion as
her being engaged in the slave trade the fact that
see had two African boys on board


To-day will be great day i'll ourcity. All the char.
table societies are to appear also the various military
companies, and large number of citizens will walk in
procession-Ar Greene, of the Post, is Chief Marshal
It promises to be glorious turnout, honor of the
memory OF the illustrious Jackson.


have not the slightest doubt but our mercantile men
Will speedily avail themselves OF the market which
Texas offers FOR New England domescs. There will be
vessels sent from this port for Texas with
goods in less than three months


CHARGE OF ADULTERY N CHARLEsTowN-Yeste
day afternoon, Thomas c. Byron stevedore, was
bron bpfor nj Fec a.
examination, on charge Of adultery with one Martha
NJ kibbe stated to be thirteen years three months
brow, and womanly carriage The complainant was her
father Arthur NJ kibble and she the first witnes,
examined and testified that the defendant had prevailed
upon her repeatedly, by small presents OF money and
candy, IN an unfinished house that he building and
IN one or more byplaces. After the intercourse had
been going about three months, Byron's wife found
Martha up in the garrett few minutes after Byron had
been with her, and gave her smart beating which led
full exposure. She gave two reasons for not disclo
sing the defendants conductlst that he her


e ID that she was afraid to let her father know what
had happened.


told him that his wife jealous and had been kicking
up fuss.


ARTHUR NJ KsBLr father testified that while at tea
on the evening OF the 10th June boy his house
and said that Mrs. Byron about killing Martha in he
cellar lie started to 60 to Byrons house. and met him
in the street Byron sad-"Kibble don't yon believe
word that those people tell there ihey are all
.et OF Id liars" said-"What is the matter Mr.
Byronm He rePied.,"Why my. wife has got into ono
L
found Mrs. Byron who said that she had found nv
daughter and her husband locked up together and ths
she had watched them for a month.


| For the defence, JEROME d. WALLIS and ERp1x B
SWIFT being called testified that they saw Byron going
towards his unfinished house onthe evening Of the 10th
and they were OF opinion that 1t more than ter
minutes before the disturbance by Mrs. Byron commcnc
ed and therefore not long enough for the accomplish
ment of the offence charged.


Mrs SUSAN NlEs daughter Of the defendant testified
to the violence with which Mr. Kibbe and his wife dc
MED Mrs Byrons accusation of her husband and thei,
daughter She also testified that before the father ar
rived, the daughter begged Mrs. Byron not to tell he
| father upon her.


Mrs Byron now finds herself in condition similar te
that OF the unhappy Blanca after she had under the i'm
pulse Of sudden anger denounced her beloved Fazo =
Like Bianca she had idea that in the blindness OF he
rage she was laying foundation for the ant
| ruin Of her husband.


Mrs MARY ANN PESSIMAN and Mrs. Susan ALEXANDER
were introduced to impcach tho character of Martha o
truth and veracity, but their testimony fell short of N,
marx ana the defence was rested the utter mproba
| bility Of the girls story taken as a whole.


Ihs magistrate however after rccapitulatnp the evi
dence decided that prima ace had been made on
BY the government and ordered the defendant To ey,
bail in $1,000 for his appearance the October crimna
term Of the Court of Common Pleas to be held in Low
| el.-Boston Post, Juiyo.


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