Ry rHIs MORNINGS MAu.
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II Another item of evidence in the dreadful
Warren tragedy is said to have been revealed,
and that through the instrumentallty OF dog
which was seen some days ago dragging bloody
coat from under Carter's barn, the prisoner now
in custody on suspicion. On examination it
proved to be Car,er's coat very much stained
with blood 1t is further rumored that the ser.
want eirI who lived in Carlers family, at the time
of the murder, said that Mrs. c. washed her bps
bands clothes the next morning up stairs-vhicb
she had never done before. There are either
strong circumstances against the prisoner, who j,
related by marriage to Mr.. Parke, one of the mur.
dered family, who was bachelor, and whose prO.
pcrty, in the usual course OF descent, would have
been inherited by the children OF Mrs. Car,ne,,
who was also murdered with her husband and in
fant. Mr. Carter's wife it is said, would haze
been the next heir. Newark y. ]. Adv 2ls,.


The dwelling house of +. W. Bruno, ESQ. !,
North Calvert street, Baltimore, was robbed O,
Friday night of several pieces of old family plate.
The rogues took advantage of the absence OF the
family, and effected an entrance by boring hole
through the basement door.