VOLUME 3-NO. az.
subsSRllTlON PRICE So &c.
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Ano'her Villain and another Vietim.-a Sun.
day paper, on the authority of police function.
nry, adds the follow ing TO the list OF dohol;c,,
ou'roses OF but too frequent occurrence in this
city: . --.. -. ....


family OF French Canadians, bearing the
name OF Cartoux, arrived here from Baltimore
early in June. The family consisted of the m.
rents ana three children, the eldest girl of sew.
enteen, named Adophine. Tho father is n sad.
dier' and formerly KEEP, a harness store in Mon.
'reai. In seeking for part of u house, Cartoux
'ecatne acquainted with Mr.. clerk in
grocery store in Grand street. This fellow had
room IN vacant house in Hester street, and had
Inc letting Of the place, which he offered at so low
rate that Mr.. e. took lease for ono yoar. and
b;NSed Ned IN, the young man by agreement retaining
and 'm. lie was very attentive to the family,
no,i,e,oot they were strangers in tho city, his
h,s rs gratefully received To Adophipo
we "' devoted himself, escor,inp her TO
to >pen,-Hoboken, Staten Island.


,"o1 G~ssonins Off. 4,h orJuly tho two wen.
nd - %uen' TO see the exhibition of fire.


e.. 80 &rn'ns to the house he asked her


figs of which y saying tha. bo had soma a saa n's


consented, ana Sshed her to ,nr,oke. 81.


''" '"en began 10 Maps, a dozen. The oil.
49, "'''y' without any res>Sr,ies with be, .ns


poor girl was incapable >Sn her rn.., "0


pished his purpose. The ist,roo 'ol ''''
IRta$ tim was seized with violent 81
II Alarmed, she told her mother OK ms VIC
!oS preceding night. physician wasN ''
on learning the circumstances, asked iNo 'A'
figs remained. The mother went to the w.


tho young man, and found several on the md.


piece; every one of which contained Spanish fiji
Her destr royer, on being charged with his VII
all ny by the almost heart broken father, evnced
lei utmost efirontery, and refused to make tho on
. i reparaton. On learning that legal proceedin


were about to be commenced, he fled from the Gil
. II there 10 a law which take cognizance
,ri this foul outrage, wo trust that the wretch will
re made to feel its full vengeance.-N. Y. Com. ia