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MIA ENQUIRER in commenting with Just severity the agency
of Wiley in this city, in aiding the escape of the robbers
Of the Frederick County Bank mentions similar occurrence
which intiates took place through the same roooer
confidential agent, few months since. large store IN
Philadelphia entered and robbed of valuable papers and
sl5O0 money. Soon after was t,rst under the
door stating that an advertisement offering reward for the
paper. weuld probably them An advertisement
was accordingly published and letter received in reply
from this civ stating that $500 the papers should be
forthcoming and hey accordingly handed
Under ordinary circumstances thieves find sa nducemen;
to steal papers which are of value only the bu
when 1t is understood that confidential all times
ready 10 negotiate bargain for them and render their Vii
ainy profitable and still them from justice through
his connection with the bar these private papers vii
become the best and mos, desirable stock in the market
We should like know il city authorities intend tc
sanction by their approval thi. >conndrelism


R.or-An outbreak secured Sunday among the Irish
aorer- on the Troy and Schenectady Railroad Fort Ferry
near Troy. The quarrel between the Far-dornS and
Corkoniaas Early in afternoon party OF the rioters
came down the line the road attacking all who came II
their way tearing the hanies and committing other
excesses An attempt made 10 break into tbs store
one OF the contractors bat Young man in charge ot the
resisted and gun had I"en fired AT him. whct
wounded of the rioters the party passed On SeTefa
men were severely injured bur it is believed none fatally
The rioters were armed scyhes clubs and about hal


dozen muskets Several Sheriff officers with posse re
paired to The scene and succeeded dispensing The party


HoRRIE1r MrRpEE.-Mr Michael Quigg, contractor
for laborng Jobs at Poughkeepsie, the 9fh inst left
grocery store in rha, village in company three men
with whom he had had difficulties in the Courts =
law about o'clock il the evening The next morning
he was found in the road terribly wounded about the head
and quite insensble. The wounds inflicted by larg'
stones and he survived them but about days. in terrible
agony One of the suspected named James Ringwood
was found his house; another named James Kennedy
was taken from his bed and the third named James tz
gerald wa. found in some bushes the river wts hi'
clothes stained with blood. Mr.. Qugg was man OF higt
repectabiv about 45 of Ii said that the mr
der was witnessed By person the vicinity the


Su1s1Dr-The Baltimore Sun say. that Mrs Higdon,
respectable lady of Washington City, who had been for
DAYS netceably melancholy, Friday morning called
house in the neighborhood the remains of lady who
had died hours before in the triumphs of Christian
faith heard observe that she wished it her
self Soon after, her her and found tina
she had seated herself chair placed loongg lass be
fore her and deliberately her hreat with She
was living the latest accounts but expected Il





MoRNoy1sM-The Galena (l) Bulge, cautions its read
against believing the circulated in the newspaper
with regard to the Mormons at the West and their hostile
preparations 1t says that the 10 Smiths strength
increases will be about million of years before he will b
able cope with the power OF the State.


Rev. Mr. PIERPoST.-" The trial of Rev Mr.. Pierpont,
SAYS the Boston Traveller goes slowly before the Ecce
siastca Council The evidence thus far adduced succeed
only in making the prosecutors appear ridiculous"


C The silk store of Mr.. Hamilton, in Philadelphia
entered by gang of robbers Monday night and hed
about 900 worth of vasables ngress obtained b!
climbing on the roof and then lowering of the party
down to the third story window.


" At Congress Hall, Cape May, at the mouth OF the
Delaware on Monday last quite quarrel from re
mark made by person presen, that the Americans were
nation of thieves and robbers gentleman from Phiadel
phis was severely dealt with for repeling the asperson.


rJ The ST. Louis New Era says that the farmers in iha
vicinity have generally finished their harvesting, and that h'
Wheat crop, though not heavy, is still very tine Kan Ii
wanted to aid the growth of other crops.


% De Putren, Abbott and Monoel Domingoes, OF the
schooner independence (said have been Palica craft
have been remanded New Orleans and the
have been discharged.


O negro girl al Richmond, Va recently attempted tc
poison the family OF her by putting arsenic in Their
food The attempt discovered before any harm Wa
done.


70 Four men in disguise the 9th broke into the house
of an old man near Richmond Va and after driving the in
habanis with nothing but their night clothes upon them
broke up the furniture and threw the windows


~ The body Mr.. David Stapleon lost the 9Th of
the ,teamboa, Paapsco Baltimore, iousd on the
9th, washed ashore Kent Island, opposite Annapolis


70 0 r Fairfield, OF the Lake Erie schooner
Merchant was knocked overheard b the boom and drowned