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which from their value and appearances. are presumed to be part of the splendid jeweiry stolen from the Princes of Or ange. We learn from Justice IIopson that there could be no doubt of the iaen- tlty oi the stolen property. The occu- pant ot the house succeeded in making his escape. The jewels are deposited ID the Mechahicks Bank. Their value was estimated at one million of dollars. The amount of the reward for their re. covery we do not reeollect, but it was large.

 P. & The jewelrv has been examin- ed this morning hY Baron HnYgens. the '1nfeh ' lister The estimated value ~ what E foii [ k alnsus e:lao.0a0.

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