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Correspondence of The New. York Tribune.
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PHILADELPHIA, Jaa. 81. p. VI.
send you Gov. Shunk's Inaugural Address, his
appointnens, &c. There is nothing of interest
stirring. except the excitement in relation 10 the late
horrid murder.


The Cororer's Jury have rendered q verdict that
the deceased, Andrew Treager, was murdered 10y
soue person or persons to the Jury unknown.
Immediately aiier the rendition OF This verdict!
Gabriel Bless and his apprentice. named Andrew
Mey hoi'cr We're brought before the Mayor OF the
Northern Liberties, when the former was discharged
and the latter remanded. These are the persons
who occupied part OF the house in which poor Trea-
eer resided.


Another individual, also a German, and quito Z
youth named Carl Balbeaherg,- who had been ar
rested on aceoun, Of suspicious circumstances,
was brought before the Mayor and after II rigid ex
animation, renanGcd for the present.


Blessi was not even compelled to enter bail for
his farther appearance.


There is no evidence, thus far, to eliminate these
men in the least, in my opnion. Altogether, | re-
peat, The murder Of rreaeer s OF the most hor-
rid and my seIous that ever occurred in this section
Of the counlrY.