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 The Confessional.
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case IS likely soon 10 be tried in Baltimore which will settle the point whether a Catholic clergyman can. or cannot be compelled to divulge the secrets of the confessional The case is thus alluded to by tbe Baltimore correspondent of the Philadelphia Sun:

 A highly respe c,able young man named Graeey was arrested recently, charged wttthe robbery of Mir. Hu'ton's broker office, in the Franklin Build ihgs. IL appears that Mr. Hutton and the Rev. Father Hickory, Catholic clergyman, through whom the stolen property was recovered, by means of the confessional, were summoned before the City Court, and shortly afterwards warrant was placed in the bands of officers who immediately arrested Gracey. After a short examination he was com

 nitted 10 jail. His father is an old and respected citizen, who has retired from business. Young Grscy graduated at Dickinson College, and has heretofore maintained an unblems he'd character.