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taa Thy smile Will sweetly come,l IlsoEaa@itsnoo
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| I'll dream of thee and home! 4. 80 go


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rs1 Though far from that greer earth sl + .naaos
I Where rests the dust so dear to me. ..,sf
| OF her that gave me birth. -.
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" Princeton, N. .. a.ta 81 17is'@ alb',7 ad wo'ad


sss -. Correspondence ofths New York Herald


aa-s az WAsH1NeFoN, July 81, 1s4I.a


Mail Degrsdatso,ts- Arrest otHe EmbtzxEerG
| On the 25th uitino. MIR. J. B. B: Hale, special
mail agent Of the Post Office department, succeed
Led by systematic arrangement in atresting m
Deerfeld, in Augusta county. Virgi6ia, one Mrs
A. Stickleman, upon IS hom were found eertafn
bank bills Unidentified as having been, abstfacied
from the u. s mails.


Mr.. Hale, to-day succeeded, 10 this city, ia ylak.
ing another arrest upon the clearest evidence
known to the law For some two years past IL
had been discovered rihat, letters mailed TO pass
through this city North or Souih containing fuis,
failed Of their destination. The fact being dis-
covered, and the locality Of these mishaps pretty
we'll ascertained to be in the neighbor hood of
Washington, the public agents have been actively
employed in ferreting out the offender, The fail
ures were at length traced to the Washington city
post Office and the only remaining object was then
70 trace the embezzlements home. -


Between Mr.. John K. Martin, mail agent be-
tween Washington and Richmond and Mr. Hale
a combined operation was adopted yesterday, which
resulted in the detection and apprehension Of the
offender to-day, as follows: 80 -.


MIR. Martin, on board the steamer ascending The
Potomac yesterday put into a letter FIVE $5 bank
bills, duly noted for identification. This letter
was post marked as if from ,Farnunns church,
Richmond county, Virginia, and thus marked up
on the way bill These facts were Communicated
TO Mr.. Hale, the special agent The letter was
directed to Hamilton, Butler county, Ohio,
Mr.. Hale, in asserting the way letters in the car
this morning, found that the letter in question was
missing. He forthwnh returned from the journey
TO Baltimore and, with Hr. Martin, proceeded to
The city post office Of Washington. Mr., Hale,
announcing his business, had alllhe clerks exam
incd but finding none of the missing funds about
them, and Mr.. VIM T. Jones, one of The clerks,
being a6seni, Nj. Kshdall. Chief. eleFl assutaed
the responsibility of taking Mr. Hale over to the
room of Jones, at the residence Of his father, DR..
JONES' late P. NJ, and one of our most respected
and worthy citizens Here in a pair of young
Jones' pantlloons, was found a wallet contaigiDg
some Sf7O, aud in the parcet $50 Of, the money
enclosed in the Aforesaid fetter, BY Mr.. Martin,
were discovered IS. - "'... en- ~ s-zSg s $50
Young Jones was forth with arrested and bound
over before Justice Goddard 10 answer Int a. re-
cogniz1nce of $5 00O The case is ciear,' and
from the high responsibility Of young Jones fani-
ly and their connections, has created considerable
excitement in the city y.a.oJ ,5&aai - 10


The folly of the young man is to be depIoted;
but the public wiltapprove the vigilance and IN
genuity Of their agents in detecting HIM "a 'sl;s
81 The following is copy Of the resignuAiOno of
the constable Of the 9Th Ward, presentedlo, redd
and ordered published by the Common Council,
at its last session. ItwilE Afford an opportunity
for laugh these warm days, bat to be understood
and appreciated Mr. Mcdonald shoHid be known.
TO the most honorable Mayor and Tt'e5 - -
'oa 20. Common Council Of tie city of Detr0is9
Z Gentlemen Having after mature delibeFation.
determined to yield up the cares and Feponsibili-
ties of public life, and following the example of
other great men, retire to quiet spot in the town
of Hamtrauck for the purpose Of engaging in ru-
raj occupations, and becoming yirtuous and hon
est man; where surrounded by my family / may
at a distance look on the busy world, andi5Hsee
the Babel, but not feel the crowd, Lcome this
night before your honorable body, !" most POtently
grave and reverend snignors," to lazy down the
high and important office of Constable which the
intelligent and independent electors Of sixth
ward Of Detroit have three times by their u9sOli-
cited sufrages conferred upon me.isd q 5sailni&


$50 And ia order that you may have an opportuni.
ty of appointing a successor, hereby idecTeesaS
the last Of my official acts that this resi- gnation
shall take effect on the 18th day of June instant,
by which time trust that "anaolder and better
soldier" will be ready to fill my place and become
a protector to the innocent, and . terror to evil
doers ssh t.1*a' ri! - 'ss r - So ilssieg5


IL contemplate with pleasure the moment thaGI
shall be released from official d0hrs, can IhrDw
off the trappings of power, and seek happiness
where she may be most truly found, in the peace
ful shades Of Hamtramck,s where ar.sl gIE


7.' '' Each day after work is done,,d sa'sbe


.H' may sink into quiet do1e.- l4f ~


Calmly, as TO nights repoSe, @"i


20 Like flowers at set of1sun. - A.t5


And hereafter should an admiring country wish
TO force upon me the Office of Governor, Senator,
or President my answer shall be ID thesmemor4.
BILE language of Roman Consul > /" well .WoaI,
-hoss.n snI5 ri 81 saisssqas VISA ssSBg l5=1aioq
; And aow, genlIernen with none but. kindly
feelings towards you, let me tender 10 each and
all, respectful farewell - 1a, -. so'e'f'


s5 s 20. - .BOzIEL MoDONAt.p -


June 9th, ls47, 4, t4a.as4s,1S ConqtablO.
A passenger. ship stopped at gnaradtife hteiy,
when . spasseua ger inquired :" And what country
is ths Sir 7,s is Deer Ireland, was the reply,
)" Oh, murder aud have Z been on this long Woy-
age, and gor 6sckto DsarI IreEaad agaiBsI thought
you would have bsen bringing me 70 Ameriiy
sJre li ~ 2+& sa9. is3 s.49l Boston YyHageyiDk.