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miscellaneous.
From thc .fhnny .irgnS, Man 81.
ROM 'HlIl NA,l,INiII,p 81 I,I -,

fKoM TIL. NORTHERN FRONTIER.
D"riHS ouir"ge.--An express from
Whtorlown reached This city Yesterday nf.
tcrnoon, bringing dispatches to Gov. M;Ircv.
iron, the District Attorney, Marshal, &c
at that place; hy which we regret to Icor,,
that most extraordinary outrage was com.
'hiii.d within the American waters. early
on Thursday morning. The British steam
boat Slr Robert Peel lying To about miles
from French Creek, Oh the river ST Law
renee, was forclhly seized Ivy a ho,ly of
armed men, supposed to lc Canadian re-
'"sess' on lire, and entirely consumed.
from Inc BoSton Mcr. JournGf, May;,l.
steamer Nev England Sunk.--This
mori'nS ut O'clock, the steam boat New
hhs'uii'i, which lett This city. last evening
al Z O'Clock, ior Bath and Gardiner, was
run into hy schr. Curlcw, and sunk in nbou,
hall an hour.
The accident occurred about ten miles of
Boon Island Light. Nearly nj, ,j,e n:,..
scn@crs succeeded in getting on tonrr! tho
schooner, save two wI.n-,rer. .!ro,ru,,,. and
-'nt--'huu named Standi,h, of Providence.
VINO was killed in getting OIL board the
schooher.-ErigG's Euhetin.
Destrurtirr tir1 IN Nuaiuchd.-Thc fo,
lowing letter, giving an account of = dos
ifuclive lire N Nantuckct, was received IN
boston on Monday.
NANTUCKET. June 9. 1888.
-hes>rs.--l take up my pen for Il mo-
mcht to acpuaini you with Il tremendous.
IRE which broke out IN J. Jumcs's st.,,u
ror: walk, on South Beach. so called. abou,
" O'Clock this morning. 1t Spread ycr,.
rapl'lly-and in abom, three hours ana :,
nan II entirely demolished about - huild :
lis .'-'h'"hS winch were the rope " ak,
t'Fc. large oil and cHndlc u,anui;,rroric,
pc>'dc> some smaller oncs-a boat builder.
S'h'P' ana ten dwelling houses. besides n
number Of other buildings The uuap,it,
"' ";i connected with the sheds in Ii,,S s,c
non "f the town was very great. TI" los,
caii'i"t yer be aSccrtaincd-bui it is c,nrr-
any thought that II canDni foil short O.. from
'hrcc To four hundred thousand ,i,,.iar,, I
expect apart oi the property was i.sn.cd.
Oh M some OF II there was 40 Insurance.
iAc engines are yet on The ground
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AUGUSTA, June .

s-.
Late from Ike Cherokee Counfry.-F From
an authentic source we place before n,,r
READERS tic following information. rcspas-
ting the proceedings Of Gen. Scott i'm the
Cherokee Country. This information is
more favorable than could have Lccn cx-
rected; but We have 10 learn what effect
the extraordinary movement NJ Washington,
will produce in Inc minds of the Cherokee
Indians, and what course Gen. Scott will
iecl 'limsclihoundi 10 pursue in regard to The
instructions which must have reached him
by this time.
On theE26,ll Of last--M lay lip,.-- Scott
gave orders 10 Commence the operation of
gathering the Indians within the state of
Gcorgla. In compliance with this order.
upwards OF 200 Indians We're assembled at
Echo;a M 10 "clcck, 4. NJ, on tho 9Th.
The same number were assembled al :, post
near Ca;Svllic at neon; :;nD Il, the Skies,
on The morning of the 3Sih; and 800 mt
Fort Hailing!pn, % miles ca>, ofCan,nn:)
ANA 1t il p.nhablr thai upwards of 5000
wrrc assembled a' these places Nv the nigh,
nl The 3t;.h. The Indians were collected hy
The troups--scemed reluctant to leave IN, ir
homes, hui made no resistance II mus,ic
observed, however. that hut very few Young
men, or Warriors, were AMONG these brought
m Gen. Scott had .ivcn orders 10 send IN.
Indians immediately to tie agency y, Cal
hnun's, Gunlcr's Lauding. g.-CuaS!itu;;on-
diiSt
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Glorious Prospects for Gooa Crors.-Wc
arc informed 10y persons from various parts
OF the country, thai there never has been a
more beautiful prospect for IL full crop of
gram IN thI> section of country, than now
exists. II The harvest should fulfil the prc-
scE' expectation. il will make the hearts of
the farmers OF old Fredrick rejoice again.
FrcdricE Eu Herald.
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Such information hes been extensively dis-as
seminatcd among them as coming lrola'
Ross, and many OF them rclciousiy believeI
it. The Cherokee difficulty is now cou.s
sidrred by the people Of this country ut alls
end. No hostility whatever can now,be.
apprchendcd from them, unless it may be
in North Carolina.
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I s.iss'st ssst caused our river 10 take rise, and it
= = aleafiy up to the second row of wllarvcs.
put Nl tSltasS commenced falling.
CHARLESTON, June G

IS CHARLESTON, June 6
{. .ss9lTToN.-Ihc market for IL few days
iPs.sts5nns hecn very sill, aud in The iinc.
.lt'aa.sies s1..al slight advance has been paid
& sgEs-ii''s geIEss- article rcma MS as Iasr quo
w w 5-llrln; bur transactions quite light.
~ - Courier.
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Domestic News.
attempt at Insyrrec;ion IN lie District
of COiuHbiu.

NAsnINGroN, May 80.
The Mayor Of Washington has received
n communication from the Mayor orGeoryc
town, disclosing some facts whic! render il
probabie,that the urgrocs in this district,
aided hy some from i distance, conle,npla-
re- grand abolition movement, By seizing
~ arsenal, firing the three cities. ofthe dis
+, &c. by way o! an. appeal in Cang-cs,
~ frsr hEffttea,,nengoiabolit petitions.
,onle earrests have takcnsplacc.
Correspondence Char Mcr.
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sjPsEiD ES.F y.

VIZ. $n''sciihc". from The opportunities
IL of his friends, has concluded SO far to
resume the practice of his profession. as to
nl'cnd t" I'LL calls in Chronic Diseases. A.
monG these. lir would mention partir,!ari,
Scr".nla "r !trno's Evil, Cancer, Diseased
Maninac, Chronic Sore Legs, &c. Ah,!rc,,
l.. l. C.iETLEDGE.
Parks +. O., E,!sy!:rld Dis. =. G..
May ~ ,rIi
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EehsiE'.

SOMETIME i'll laHuary last, two Note,
- "i hand. both civcn by James ilnitord
I" The subscriber, nuc for SInO and tl.c
n'hrr Tor 50: boil! dac. | think, In October
'n>t. All persons are hereby rurcwarnrd
rom 'ra'iln" for said Notes. as sill hold
ia" drawer Of the same. responsible.
j. =. PEARSON.
Hush Creek, Grccn>ilc. =. &. Mav.5.c.
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HhITIAIurE ,Iuuc

HNLTIMOEE, I'lnC i.
On Hi's.-Thc rumor from Washington
now is' thai MIR. BucEanan is 10 go nlo the
state Department, and ,lr. Forsyth, the
present head, TO succeed Mr.. Stevenson rs
Munster 10 Enslamd.-patiioi.
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II R Cd e. T. A WI a THO
STATE OF SOUTH CtROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, }


CoLUMRn, Jane Is. I>3S {
81 ms ErceHcncy PIERCE NJ. BUTLER.
Esq. Gorermor anil Commander in. cki,J
~ and ocer the State aforesaid.
VA HEREAS Information has been re-
w ceiyed by this department that "a
most ntrocious murder was committed i'm
the District of OranSch,rg on the 9th day
OF May last. about dark, on The body o;JoI;y
BONNET, while siliim" by the fire in lis
o"n houSr, who was then and there sl:u,
dead Ivy some person as YET unknown
NOW KNOW YE, THAI 10 The intent
that Justice may be done, nnd llla, the per-
pc TRAITOR Of Ibis horrid crime may he brought
to legal punishment do hereby Offer =,
rev ard oiTWO HUNDRED DOLLARS
to any person nr persons who will give IN
formation against the perpctra.or of the said
murder, so that the offender. his aidcrs. and
abcttors may be npprehcndcd and suffer the
penalty OF the law for The said crime.
And II il hereby further proclaimed anil
made known, that the informant. ON his nm.
r""rIns and giving evidence on the trial ri,
the sad murderer, his ;ilcrs, and abett,rs
shall stand free and discharged of and from
any prosecution or legal proceedings a % aims +
himself, for or on account of rl,c sn;L n,nr
dcr.
{~c} Given under my hand and The
LIS. sea! ofibc State ,at Colun-
t~~ bia. 9th June. 1898.
= NJ DiTLER
BY cr'cr,
t. II SA.n:i, .Scc-cinrt.. ,c S,,,c
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.tEssca, Classical academy.

E:E. ~. Il. SEARES, PRINCIPAL.
fGNilI:s Acadcny has now been in active
operation for nearl three wears. The
var'ons branci,es Of an English and CIassi
cal f."ucaii"n are taught, in conncXiun with
S"c'i exercises, as are common to tcadc-
mes "f rcspectahiity. MIR. s is of Grown
University, and has had several years cx-
pcricnce us n Teacher. Board aud Tuition
on moLcrat" terms.
Aiken, Mny %. 1888 dIz
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'EO ALI whom il may Concern.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the sub
l srrbcr. with Others, will petition the
Legislature Of this State, at its next Session.
for Charter of Bridge across Snuda
River, near Chappc!'s Ferry.
ANDREW l.. LARK.
May II, 1858. nc X
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Nav ~
NcEiCS,

q LII persons indebted TO The estate OF
a W William Williams, deceased, are re-
r"e>'rd 10 make immediate payment, and
tio>r havim" demands to present lhcn pro-
pcrly aticstcd.
WILLIAM BRUNSON, 1d'mr.
May 23, 1858 If rs
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~tatc of South : arnI;no

tafc o' south aral!na.
EDGEFIEl ID DISTRICT.
NNlEL II. JONES, living on Horse
~ pen Creek, tolls before .uc, one brown
bay horse, his lcti hind Zoe, white, "a small
>'a' III his forehead. ;hou Is hands k;yh,
marked wiki lha collar, ninc or ten wear,
old Appraised al :-:,:j
j.. T. DAVENPORT, 40.
May II, lc3S G.. II
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General esrtsI ~. No. 2

e"eEaSs;:a asFtst rs. No. 2.
llhAn QuAETERs,
C"i"uhia. lst June. 1883.
ss Ai.AClll FORD, Esq. having been
.ss elected and Commissioned Major
Ncnrrhl oi The End Division of South Caro-
Ina Militia, will be respected and obcyed
accordingly. by order of the Command
cr-in-Chicf JAMES JONES,
.4dt0nd Insptr General
June ] fCI e is
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T. II @A.n:5 Secretary cf State
INA" = tr9
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FURr OF NEW ORLEANS.

November 70.
Brig Catharue, Merrill for West Indies, Grooming co,
Brig Chapman Thompsou for Charleston. isaren y CO.
b. ig Majestic, Ames, for ST Marks. yP whitney.
Bark Valerosa, Mera Truxlo. Spn, w Zachafie 3 60
Schr Dorir Jones' ST Jago de Cuba, Kohu Daron co.
ARRIVALS.
Towboat Tennessean, Mcdonnell, from s w Pass; pro
ceeded down light Brought bark Bohemia brig ancedor
and schr upwng Left the w Pass the 9th INST al
reports ships of the Bari ship Delaware, Dark
Nimrod and briggs at the Turn
Towboat Tennessean. Mcdonnell from the Turn. Brought
up snip Delaware. reports 2hrigs at the Turn ~
Ship Delaware Patte lS days from Bath 400 bdls
hay, and 900 brs potatoes, to Master
Bark Bohemin, from Turks Island to Master.
Brig Vencedor Carey 10 days from Havana to Grooming
& co.
schr Lapwng Smith, from Galveston Texas in ballast to
passengers
ed down light Returned to the city with ship Pontaei sp
scir Usc Left the N E Pass the 27h inst, at 10
Reports nothing off the Bar, nothing in the river.
Ship Pontiac Parker Is dpys from Portsmouth, to Master
Col Vogan, passenger
schr UI,s Matany, 43 days from Malaga, to Cncula'
iapeyre & co.
Towboa, Mohcan Eaton from w Pass; towed to ses
ship Huntsville Brought ships Jupiter, and Apollo and
Messenger Reports bark Nmrod ships Antioch and
Princess Victoria in the river
Ship Apollo Kicker, "a days from Portsmouth, to Master
Passenger, John Cornelius
Ship Jupiter Haer, "a days from Bordeaux, to CLANCY,
jr.
Scr ST Ann Crane from the Coast cargo 1877 hhds
and II Is molase, Brandon Lanpry, Field, Bruger,
| and Henry.
Steamer Augusta, Day, from vicksburg.
Steamer Velocipede, DalmaR. from Black River.
Steamer N Phillips MCLEAN, Cincinnati.
Steamer American from Mouth of Ohio. lowed down
boats loaded with live steck say BEARS hogs and beaves
81 sacks on hoard for SALE
Steamer scmaphore, Clark. from BATON Rouge.
Steamer Rodney, Holland, from Little Rock.
Steamer Isabella, Walket, from Mobile.
Steamer Giraffe. from Mobile
Steamer Tiber Stroder. from Louisville
Steamer Mariner, Nolan, from Ibersiile.
Brian Boroihme, Sweeney, from Fort Adams
Steamer Western, Price, from Cincinnati.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-29

Steamer liverpool Some slender tdings have
been gathered of this missing packet, bur whe-
Their they be true or NOT, is yet uncertain. letter
was received in New York from Boston stating
that the Liverpool had been spoken off Nantucket
by brig arrived at Halifax, N. s. We sincerely
trust the intelligence TO he well founded, though
it is somewhat strange that no tidiugs should have
reached New York more directly. u,on the
chance, however, the collector of New York has
dispatched fine, brig of 200 tons, well supplied
with provisions, in The hope OF falling in with the
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steamer The following sailing "fders have been

gwen to hel commander.
Custom HOUSE, New York,
Nov 30, 1888.
Sir.-I Yesterday ordered the suffer w ashng ZOE
under our command, 10 be put in condition 10 G., 10
sea this day at IL o'clock noon, and at the same time
informed you that would send you particular OF
ders for the cruise which now do. ,
bound from Liverpool, England, to New fofk' may
have got out of fuel, and has not tire means Oh
ing any port and that she may possibly Dc soho""
in the vicinity of the Great Banks.
You probably of the ordinary 'rhch .,','
steam ships would be likely to take on such pas
the log of the Great Western her hrst voyage
for your perusal. desne that you VIII spthA eI
your cruise all the vessels you conveniently can, an
request them to report you TO the Co,'ectoi VI .
port they arrive if not bound 10 .'l's
pert to the collector of auy port where they may
arrive.
also enclose you note from captain HosRens' u
| the Great Western addressed to Jacob Harvey Egg,
by which you will perceive that il is his opinion tn
it would he useless cruise to the northwaro o.
degrees. The probability is that the Liverpool IN.
continued her voyage and got out OF fuei' maze 'o'
southern latitude.
am at loss to know how long it will be expeden
for you to remain cut; but this must leave some
what to your discretion. You are aware OF the Oh! c
have i'll view, and Trust somewhat to your oiscte'o
| in accomplishing it,
Should you fall in with the steamer, OF any othe
veessl in distress, you will render all me ald III you
power for the preservation of the lives OF the pc rsor
you may find on board, and render such other ASST:
| lance, as the case may require, and as you nave
your power to afford. Wishing you a prcsp erot
cruise, Irernan, very respectfully,
Your obdt servant,
HOYT collector:
Tt Lieut. Frazer commanding U. S. cutter Was
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lL.ER THE LOUISIANA COMRSE

OJ.ER THE LOUISIANA COURSE.
FBNHE FALL, MEETING has been postponed 10
II Tuesday, the 2,sl 'ay Of DetenrbeT.
fr1 GaS-Sweepsak axes tor IVA year afds-mie
description 5000 forfeit 5000 forr snst rhers
aud "lose,'-5"hn + Miller, Bingamat W Mi
NOR, and c e Fayrar.
Sss"e DHy-PrppIptors' Parse, fIoh--nl;tc beats
erss"ince S23, added to The parse free all horses.
Second Day-1 he Creole Parse of $yOD--ml=
heats.
Sane Day--Parse s950-aaiEe heass--frae Scr ala
horses.
Third Dny-Propietor-s Purse Al,21o--s,4e mile
heats; VI more than two starr. the second best Is be
'tled 10 S2n' but Two, the winner rcr.ve ~ 900
FoHrb Dnb-Jockey Clnh Purse 81 Sn9-Elret mile
heats of which she second best will he entitled To $780,
mare ,an TWO sar-ifbui two The winner 10 receive
sl,5o0.
Fifm Dag The Lensiana Plate, altse 81, Oao-two
mile heats iv" year ODDS and over will carry 100 lbs.
-four wear ods and undtr their appropria. weights
Sisth Dny-Jrkey Club Purse, $!50G-four mile
heats if more than stars the second best horse will
be entitled To $5O0-if but two the winner to receive
$4,000.
sereM Day-Proprietor's Purss, s6O0-rnile heats
best 8 in ).
Eighth Dny-Post Stake-three mile heats-cn-
trance s250-p.p--tree for all ages-weight Cor age.
HENRY A TAiLOE.
C. BRANCH,
VAUDEVILLE MARIGNY,
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On l. oking further into the Canadian matters
we find little doubt remains us of the finish of the
Prescott affair. The following extract from a
letter in the Herald sets the matter q, rest.
During las, night Two steamboats, arrived from
above, loaded with troops and cannon for the Britt
lsh. About three or half past two. P. M, having
made their arrangements the British force com.
menced the attack. The land force nun bered
probably between 500 aud 1000, with three large
pieces of cannon, and company Of cavalry-the
water force, two steamboats, completely filled with
cannon and regulars, each towing large gun
boa, or floating battery, fitted up likewise with
large cannon, and soldiers brought from the Fort
at Kingston. Fixing their cannon at three points,
the whole force commenced at once tremendous
fire upon them. Probably ten pieces Of cannon
were all pouring their balls upon one point, and so
continued until dark.
This tremendous cannonade continued until
darkness covered the combataHrs. Suddenly
tremendous fire of small arms broke out around
the circle, which lasted for ten or fifteen minutes
then all was sill. from information since obtain
ed, the Patriots, finding their situation un,enahle
and no mercy expected, made general rush on
the troops-but how many, or If any escaped, /
know not. The British set fire to the buildings
&c. and the lights now illuminate our sky. So
ends the affair. Horrible F.!
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about 1000 bales Flour remains previously noticed the
re ets of Western large aud dem nj moderae holders
however much rmncss. Moasses dull and mas de-
cncd considerably sales 80 81 cents and
Porto Rico ut 36 "a 80 Sugars dull but in price no
material change has occurred The Tea sale Tuesday went
off less brsk, aud prices barely sustained Sales oil
Whaebone al 30 a 2U} cents
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-29

Removals. from the Custom House.-!t is said hat
the notorious Ming has been removed from his situation
in the Custom House. We know not how true this
is; bnt, there doubt, that Mr.. Ogden, the cashier,
and his assistant MIR. Philips, have ben removed by an
order from Washington, on the ground that lhey must
have been knowing concerned ia the alleged dc
talcations of the late collector.-N. Y. Courier
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Dress e. Masquerade Rail-,
WASHINGTON fEAA. ROOM

ST. Phifp street, between Royal & Borsbo1s.
TNNHE Manager of The above named Ball ROOM, sratet
Il full to his friends and the public for the unparaI-
leed patronage bestou ed him for several seasonss
respectfully informs them thur the establishment has
been enlarged for the amusement of visitors and uns
dergone immense repairs. The bar will be surpassed
by in quality Of liquors. and the Iies,aurat i'll be-
kept by the nbles, Restuaratrur in the United States.
The room will reopen Saturday evening, 3rd "s
November next, by
GRAND DRESS & MASQUERADE BALL,
ond will take place usual every Monday, WedneE.
day and Saturday evening" during the season, which
will and on the list Of May, 1889.
N. b. The greatest attention will be paid 10 keep
ing perfect order throughout the es ablsl,msn as was
done last season.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-29

TREtT WESTERN PEN. Just received direct
N from London, one hundred gro of the Great
Western Steel Pen made expressly for stationers reah
sales, aud warranted the hest pen i'll use tor sale
by DAVID FELT Y CO,
nov 20 "A Charities Il.
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u Alexander Ming jr. has been removed from his
office in the New York Custom house, by the Presi
for his open attempt dsorganizaon in making him
self conspicuous the meeting on behalf of the Ca
nadians in New York. What cares such loro-foco
levcller Ming whether two countries be embroiled
in war, so long he indulge his dcma5oguec par
ticlities in personal satatyl
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Changes.-It is rumored says the Times, that Mr.
Hoyt will be appointed IT, s. Consul nj Liverpool, and
that ex-governor Marcy will have the eollacnrsp Of
the Port
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COLLENS' CASE,

COLLENS' CASE.
The case of the illegal imprisonment of I. W.
Collens, deputy clerk Of the Circuit Court OF the
United Sta,os, was brough, yesterday before tho
Hon. A. M. Buchanan, Judge Of the District cour,
OF the State, by writ of Habeas Corpus The ar.
gemen, on the part of the prisoner was ably and
irresis,ibly made by Messrs. Grymes, Conrad and
Chin who are entitled to all praise for their pow
erful exerlions on behalf Of the cause of justice
and the fundamental rights guaranteed by our free
institutions. Thos. Sldell, Ese., made attempt
to gloss and pallia,e the conduct Of P. X.
Lawrence, but it was evident that with the public
at least his exer,ons were fruitless. The commu-
nifty has set its seal of indignation upon the whole
proceeding. The court will give its decis this
morning at ten O'Clock. 1t is the earnest hope OF
every one that Judge Buchanan will sustain his
reputation by a judgment in accordance with the
principles on which the charter of our lights are
drafted.
En- PEASANT, let US remark that the conduct Of
Judge Lawrence throughout this whole has been
charac tersed by vindctiveness controlled by igno-
rance and imbecellity. He gave CoIlens time to
produce the records, and yet punished him for
contempt for not producing them before the time
was expired. On one hand he directed his clerk
TO take the records from CoIlens, while on the
other he directed Coens to bring them into court;
thus placing him between two contrary orders.
He inflicted the punishment of perpetual impri-
sonment without permitting the party to purge
himself under oath usual in such cases. He
issued the writ without hearing. He
caused seal wholly illegal and contrary to law to
be affixed TO the writ Of incarceration. He took
advantage of the absence of the senior Judge CT
the court carry out a measure clearly unjust
and arbitrary, to crafty personal feeling, setting
up his own opinion nfaIlible. He forgot all
courtesy to his superior associate in endeavouring
to force by tyrannical measures result entirely
contrary to the soemnly expressed opinion of said
associate. In fact, can hardly conceive how
In fact, we can hardly conceive how such case
Of accumulated error and wick edness en- the par,
of one appointed TO administer the law, could pos.
sibly take place.
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DRESS & MASQUERADE BALLS
Mansion House Hotel

NEW LEVEh STREET., Imnleliu'ely in front of
the steam boat landing The above establish
ment will be re-opehed Sunday evening Dee. 2nd,
and Thursdays. Said establishment will he furnished
with the choicest qaors, and good Restaura will be
attached TO it.
The managers of said establishment have engaged
sufficient Police officers keep good order throughout
the establishment; there will be place to deposit
cloaks. canes &c. No person shall be admitted in
the Bal! Room with weapons ofany kind
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-29

NIGHT Carlo LAFAYETTE.-A car will start from
the Car House, Baronne street, for Lafayette every
night at half past o'clock and citizens dwelling there
may visit the Theatres, or other ard return
home before 10.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1838-11-29

The corporation Of New York have resolved on a
public cemetary the Blooningdale Roal fro 18TH
to l42d Streets.