From the Philadelphia Inquirer.
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IntdtaatioR.-AbOut four months since, a young man was arrested by a watchman of this city. while in the act of stealing quanti

 ty of clothing from house at which he had formerly boarded. He was taken before the Mayor next morning, and committed for trial, the evidence against him being of a character sufficiently strong |" authorize such course. It was afterwards ascertained that he was the brother of highly respectable merchant Of the South, who visited the city. and exerted himself in every possible way to obtain the release of his relative. ~ hO was not more than twenty -one years of age, and who. according to the representations of the brother, had, up io that peri"d sustained a spOtless reputation

 1t was discovered. however, while the broth. CT was inierceding. that the young offender. before hs reached the city, had resided in a