»c 52c 'X 10c 18c He I7c 55ctoe40c r 60 fOc (5c 00c 76IToROtXc10c21c14c52430720917913101»Hi.604194JfeMe406074'60.7070-70.008llt;SicHe10c13cL3iCbi«.—The body of fully developed female ebild was found near tho Granville Street Baptist Church on Saturday. l)r. Somers testified at the inquest that* had been born alive and smothered. As there was no evidence to indicate Its unnatural mother, an open verdict was returned.—A half barrel of maokerol was stolen off the Commercial Fbarfon Saturday morning. Information was lodged at the Police Office, and a man named Thomas O’Brieu fas shortl afterwards arrested on suspicion. The fish belonged to Lawson, Harrington Co.—The storoof Mr. W. J. Leahy, at tho beid of the Market harf, was entered on Friday night and the cash box, containing some notes of haud and other papers, 94 oat of the till, a decanter of g^n, eto , stolen, and a quantity of goodi damaged. The cash box, with most of the paper, was found by Detective Uutt on the Common on Saturday. The robbers had effected an entrsoee through the oellar batch on Lower street, and in this manner gained access to the store. Tho lock of the street door was forced open, and tho bolt missing.—The colored man John Smithcrs, under arrest for stealing clothing and groceries from Mrs. Yeadon on New Year’s Eve, was oonvioted and sentenced on Saturday to pay a fine of $16 or Co days Imprisonment,Dr. Bolaford, of 8L John, N. B., has Tery generously made the Natural History Society of that city a present of a building lot, and steps ars about to be taken by the society to erect a suitable structure for their Library, Museum, o.