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rcsts that all Of the Sbuth American govern
ments were to be represented at this Con-
gress. to deliberate upon objectsIimportant 10
the welfare of all, and the republics OF Colon
bia. Mexico and Central America have al
ready deputed Plenipotentiaries to such
meeting, and that they, the above govern
ment, had invited the United States to be
represented at the proposed deliberations.


So far as those republics are concerned
there can be no doubt Of the authenticity OF
their proceedings in this respect, but the
project does not seem to meet the views OF
the other states, and whether this has defeat
ed the measure we are left at present to con-
lecture.


A circumstance of singular Character
occurred in an extensive auction establish
ment in Philadelphia, which is related as
follows: "a man was taken up and COM
mitted to prison on Tuesday or the follow
ing charge that on the 14th inst. he went
into the ware rooms of Comfy and Ievis,
took the marks off three pieces OF bed tick
en-, laid them aside, as his own, and obtained
from Mr.. Comfy an advance on them OF %
dollars, requesting him at the same time to
put tables on the goods as he had been una
BILE to do it, having no pen and ink. On the
10th the same person went into the same
ware-rooms, laid nine other pieces of bed
ticken with the three pieces on which he got
the advance, and then contrived, on the IL
pieces, to obtain from Mr.. Comfy an advance
of 500. Pretty early on Tuesday morn


ing. the same man went to the same store,
and was arrested and committed. He called
himself John Deany; the receipts which he
had given Mr.. Comfy, we're in two diHeren,
names, neither of them the same as that he
now assumed. 1t is justice TO remark. that
before the Alderman, he stoutly denied that
he was not the man, said he knew nothing oi
the transactions stated and that he could
prove he could not write"