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10 a HoRRID ScENE.--On Wednesday ever-
ing, William the little son Of John Arm
strong, Of No. % Stone street, was found
nearly naked and screaming in agony, his
clothes having taken fire and been burned
nearly off from his body.


At this time the aunt Of the boy, Mrs. Nc
Carly, lay in one corner of the room in
state Of beastly intoxication. The child had
been left in her care, and by her intemper-
ance the terrible catastrophe had occur
ed.


The wretched woman was sent to the Sta
tion-house, and the little sufferer to the
Hospital, where it died during the nightaiao