SOL. III. NO. 3s2.

ATTEMPTED RoBpERr.-The Pittsburg Chron-
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ATTEMPTED RoBBERY.-lhe Plttsburg lhroh-
icle of the Cd mentions bold and successful de-
fescc against robbers in Allegheny County on the
night of the 3Orh ut. Capt. I. S. Hart, in In
diana Township, was awakened by the noise of
robbers in his house-they having already secured
two guns, time-piecc, sc. He armed himself
with two pistols and a iouble-5arreled gun-al
well oaded-and discovering that they were wait
ing for him at the foot of the stairs left the house
by another door, and headed them as they were
climbing out Of window. They were making
of, when he ordered them to stop. but not being
obeyed, he fired, and brought one, severely wound
ed, to the ground. Another calling upon his com
rades to stand their ground, likewise received
discharge from Capt. Hart apd ran of turning
twice and firing pistols at The Captain, who was
in full chase. Once the ball tore away his shirt
collar Capt. H striking up the nuzzle just as the
robber was firing. The Captain had dropped one
of his pistols and fred the other, so that he was
forced to beat retreat The robbers had disap-
peared, together with the wounded man. 1t is
thought that two of them could not recover. Lu-
cifer matches &c. were found and circumstances
warranted the suspicion that the intention of the
villains was to rob the dwelling, murder ts owner,
and aet the house on FIRE.