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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
[From our Sunday Edition.1

Desmcobie and Corardy AHock-The Editor Of this
paper on returning through passage, from Mr..
Prcston's Office where he had called on business, on
Saturday morning, met NTH Dr. James Mxnroe Nackic
the Hero of the late libel suit, followed by DIR John
Ner Mackie having passed the Editor, aposrop,ized
him as "dnmned Rascal" and after the Editor had
passed DR. Ker, he received blow from Mackie with
an iron cane on the back of his hat; upon which he
instantly Wheeled and drew pistol but which owing
to some defect would stand cooked; replacing The
hrstpsto he drew second but before he could present
it Mac kie had fled up stairs. While this play pass
ing DR. ker stood half way between Mackie and the
Editor, sraddng the passage ilh out stretched arms
crying, l. oh DON'T, oh t." oh don't Mr. Gibson
When the editor drew the second pistol, DR. Ker put his
hand in his coat pocket 18th intent to draw pistol
but the Editor seeing that Nackie had fled, quietly
pocketed his pistol and wilhdrew.-This is in every
word, and particle true, and any statement differing
from it, is ALE.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
LoRdon, June II, 1890.

In the account of the proceedings of the English
House OF Commons brought by the Liverpool given
case, which was brought before the House by ,,r
Attorney General, involving its privileges. Mr. Han
sard the printer To the cusc, had been prosecuted for
libel which libel was contained in certain papers that
the House had ordered printed. He the Attorney Gen
cra' had been ordered by the House to defend Mr. Hans
ard ami had done so, hut the Court Of Queens Bench
had that day pronounced udgement in the case decid
ing that the defence not ntainabIe-n Effect that
I'll" House had Ri order the printing Ct pupers
which might contain bel. This the Attorney Gene
raj conon ed was most alarming decision, and deeply
affected the privileges of the House. One consequence
would be that they must take and print only 65s
copies OF their papers and whenever Parliament was
dissolved or persons cease to be members all copies in
possession Of such member must he destroyed for if
they read them, or allowed others to read them they
might be prosecuted for bes. lie moved for appoints
ment Of a committee to inquire into the matter.
After an animated debate the melton was agreed to-
the committee having power to send the persons he
judges and papers.
In connection nth this proceeding was another hcci-
sion of the judges, equally important. After suit had
been instituted against MIR Hansard,hc memoril ased the
House of Commons on the subject, and they instructed
the A torney General to defend him, and at the same
time passed resolution asserting their privilege have
the matter charged libel, printed and insructins
in effect, the court to dismiss the case. The Judge de-
cided that resolution passed by House of Parlu.
mcnt, had force, and could he taken notice in
court Of justice. This decision was also warmly dis
cussea in the House, and also made matter for in.
vcstig CATION by the Committee.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16


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braeing sucl, consjdero,jons can,o, ,oor
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

What " Iii the srcptical on the subject of American
locomotives say 10 The following facts taken from the
London Post The birmingham and Gloucester Rail
Way Company contracted with Mr. Norris of Phade-
plain for supply of Engines condition that the first
one sent out should e,form certain work. The task
was:-lo ran from Brnln ham to Warrington IA jour-
seys each way. carrying 100 tons in the gross. and per-
forming tive distance 80 miles the Of 90 miles the
hour. One of the hest English Engines from among 50
was selected 10 perform the work. and ii faiked
while the American machire performed the Luy ALWAYS
mihi" he time prescribed. The consequence is that
MIR Norishas had his order for ten additional engines
confirmed.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

trial is now going in the Criminal Court at New
Orleans which exctes much interest 1t is the STATE
Us. John Gibson, editor OF the True American for q
libel The great question be settled and of great
Importance too to the country, and editors of news
papers, in rcular, is, wheher he truth of an aNcs-
edHbel can be gircn in eridcnce The liberty of the
Press is involved in this decision and might have
been expected, subject of such magnitude, nyolv-
ing the fundamental principles liberty in which are
Lased our popular institutions the ablest lawyers in he
state are engaged us counsel. Mobile Adr.
And ii has been found that the principle will be
recognised in this state. Indeed twelve men can be
found, who will submit to tyranncal doctrine.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Seance du Is luin lS39.


Resolu que &c Conssil persiste, nonobstant 10.
o6Jeetions du Marie dams les deux resolutions du
10 JUN present mos, runc crdonnant all tresorier
% demander au Marie les hons dc cette Municpa-
lite, ct Ia secondc passee ii huis-cos ordonnant
All Secretairo d'informcr lie Marie dc ln,ention de
&c Conseii achievement aux instructions touchant
Ia vente dcs dts bons.
lest resolu que Conscil nc saurat rtconnoi
tire au Mare le droit da ui dieter des conditions
contraires aux lois ct aux ordonnanccs cxistan,es
Do ce ConSeil, ct quill nc scurat sanction er des
procedures par lesquccs il re,icnt en- sa possession
lapropriee de cette Muncipa!itG CONFINEMENT a
Ia lo' jusqua ce que ce Conseil iilssc un ace de-
tondu par unc loi.
II est de plus resolu que malgre 10 grand preiu
dice que probabement eprouvcra cctte MunicIpaIi.
te, do la position prise par 10 Mare, CO ConseA
no Peut SO soumet;r ce gull regardc CONNIE une
illegale requisition dc Ia part du Maire-ct qi,i,
Ton nv accedait, scrait subversive de rautorile
De CO Conseil, ct derogaore droi,s do ses coz
sttuans.
Resolu que lie President du Conscil est ct demou-
70 sutorise'a Sc procurcr ropinion dc ravocat dc
cslIe NlunicIpalte, quaint aux measures nccessarcs
pour SO procarer du Marie les bons appartenant 4
cette Municipalile gni retent cn ses mains con-
trairement la loi ct aux ordonnances dc CO Con.
sell
Resola que tou,es resolutions anthorisent la
tranmsson en- Europe des bons recevor de Pc
tat. en- vertu de Pacte du Is NJ RS 1899, ansi que
IL vento des dts bons, sont ct Lemeurent rappelGcs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder
Latent lbiSleh,
FORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARhNCES.

CLEARANCEs.
schr VIM Francis. Shaw Mobile, M,ster
schr Harriet, Sterling, Pensacola ,J,stcrr
sshr Cnnanrhe, Mailman Vera Cruz. Lsvu:rennex CO
~ e"-'' |oh'ers' 81. LOUIS Master
ARRIVALS.
July 18th.
Steamer Madison. from St Louis
Steamer Meteor, Dunnica, from st Louis
o~ pat Lion Riddle from the Passes having towed to sea
@ VOW returned to the city with the transport schooner
Columbia Left the nur the i4th inst nj s n M Rnnn,t
hothns III slsht il" the oing: nothing in the
ballast to r.; = |!, i"
Steam Pache Columbia Winde SO hours from CAV
Siilth 4 Voorhees,
MOBILE Per schr WIN Francis Cargo 4o Sacks corn 3oo
~ keys lard, 100 hbs -four, 20 do hams
PENSACOLA Per schr Harriet. Cargo, 81 bbs flour III
pusAes 'orn, small lots wine, coffee, beef pork
aud whskcy ''
VERA CEUZ-rcr schr Cumanchc. Cargo wine brandy
x,.,, o,,, Jeweby, champagne. and assorted mrbdz
81 .fer steamer ltienz-Cago 80 boxes tumbIes
loo boxes pipes snniry lots drugs liquors aud
merchandise
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST. Louis Per steamer Madison Cargo 1894 piu, lead o.
casks hacon Bogurt Hawthorn; GUu pigs lead W Znchn
re Coz 9t &C Doano IS boxes and 6 pcs oouue Cod
frey, Ldwre Small; l4o kegs shot Lavllcnepv,. aG.
Pr. Iea Field do ri Casey; l. ITO dn %n"t Scott ,u'
i9! sacks i1 do BRAN shorts 60 bbls of nok
MeG', y hds ,obaeeo s bb taow, kra of
40: TAI" boxes saddles Co"ey Elder; hhis bacon
i n'n a Waterman bids Of tobacco Godfrey LaweS
do Meri field. Picr,oa e. co. " ='
st Lo", Per steamer Meteor Cargo bales hides - lids
oDacco box books, Gudey Lnwrir Small; 1922 pgs of
cad Is! sacks corn, Capt Dunicu; lStds tobacco JTLay
r. co. IS de Lambeth Thompson Dbl mciIz boxes
ma Dag spLe, Ntonln. hIs tobacco G3 casks of
aCon BogaH Hthorn "A casks o. rs lnron box of
onacco Cornell & Elder: o2a pigs lead h Field; lls of
o"cc" Hilton; ~ packs buffalo robes a Merle co..
;, hozrs tobacco Mctiil 4pkgs mtdz Burrll 60;
'hds tobacco De znrdi do Ferguson Il Reid; zoo
MS lead Duane, 1893 do Cligs; ii coils zone j a. N
W.! err box mcdz Sldcumh g. Bros; go sacks bran w Su
nhot; D ibis eggs and i kegs butter.
PASSENGERS
- Per steamer Meteor. Mr. J Hardy. Matthews. Taylor
sharky Power kno"Ian. lady and servant Mrs Horns.
".
MEMORANDA
Steamer Meteor left st Louis 10Th int. Met steamer
osIcan near mouth ofOhio; Pioneer ielc St loujs
bove fickshurg.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
slgne
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

Resolu quo roffre de John Grant, dams sa lottre
du II JUN 1889, de fare les lravaux dc corstruc.
ton dcs wharfs sur Ia facade de eete Municipali.
70. qui ont etc autoris6s par lie Conseil ct qui nc
sont point encore commences, ct dc reccvoir los
bets dc cette Muncipaii'6 paynbes 10 Ter dc JUL
lot 1910, ct portant in.Grtt raison de pour ent
par ans pour les dts travaux, est ct demcure &C.
ceptee.
Resolu que 10 TrGsorier est ct demeure autoris6
aemettre 'ordre de John Grant de temps au-
tres sur le cerlfcat du Veyer, tesignant i" travail
fait par John Grant, approuvG par 10 com6 des
ues ct quais, les bill els dc la Municipalile, paya
bie e Ter de jnilIel $40: poGrvu que Gus les ira
vaux auhorlsGs par Conseil ct executor sur
les wharfs CT dcssus mentonnes lie IL oclebre pro.
chain.
Resolu que les travaux dea fats par lie dit Grant
ct autorise par lie CO nseil, tant qulls acluce.
ment achieves, ensemble avec lie charos ct la com.
mission sur 10 bos par 10 contrat existant, soft
pave compliant.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
ME-" ORLEANS
T&T@ \ Nf@RTpAM.

G0NDl11lDNgs
, Inc DAILY Paper is neatly printed with ..u
n wr, ~" al extra; double med UNI sheet, at aio
p'F a""u"' payable som annually in advance "S
. Inc lsiwEEKLv Paper, containing ,hs r.,d;..
' ,"Ia.er OF two dacs $40, payable in od,.n"Is
where no city reference is given. :" a''a"co'
daiv asKL1 True AMERICAN, made up from the
sc,;bor > uuf'ng the week, will be sent IN snh
sfr'ocrs who pay SIS per annum i, $500 m. - soo,
~ u'a o'ner; unless acceptable c,y references
10 gwen Subscribers respectfully solicited.
JOHN GIBSON
sW ORLEANS. MAY 1880
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

Business at St louishe 9th instant good Land the
levee presented lively appearances. The rivers above
were in fine order except the upper Mississippi, which
was 3 feet on the lower rapids. The weather was
very hot. Bacon on the decline, hog round to
hams to 10, Coffee, Havana, Is tol4l sues New Or
leans Sugar III hhds. to 8. Lead at Galena was 37j
and at st Louis sales 400. Flour $50 sales.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

Ta Meteor, new bout arrived in at this port yester-
day, ia five days from st Louis bringing dates from that
city to the 10th inst. She built at Pittsburgh and
IS commanded by Captain Dunnca She is 2lO feet
long - feet bean Sc extreme wid,l and feet inches
IN depth. Her saloons spacious and fanked by a
of the largest state rooms knwn on any IF our boas.
She has six boilers a. inches in diameter and "a feet
long Hercylindcr is 80 inches diameter and her stroke
is feet The power is rcconed, at POO horse We are
indebted to the Captain for alor files of st Louis pa
pers.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

FINANcEs.-The Bank OF England has raj ed the
rate OF interests from nj per cent. to prevent bullion
from going out of the country, by inviting foreign csp
tai i"toit Why cannot the United Stvtvs establish Il
NATIONAL BANK fixing the Of interest ut pcr cent
thus inviting foreign capital come into The country
and preventing specie from going This would do
more to relieve the people from their present pressure
aud monled difficulties, than ali the mines of Mex leo
1t wenld greatly promote enterprise, reward honest
Industry and improve the condition of the country in
every respect.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

In tine press and will be pubshed forthwith Il full
account OF the late trial for libel lie Stale vs.. John
Gibson, with all the speeches, decisions &c. 4 rery
limited number If copies niH be issued so that those
desrous Of brg supplied will please leave their names
at The office of Reading Rosm ST Charles Hotel. The
brochure will be valuaIe to lawyer. as it will contain
all the au'sorli 9notadty 'he Counsel in the case
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

= he stock of Cotton Oil sale this moment does not
much exceed 9OOOlbaes Prices are steady at the slight
ADVANCE consequent upon the per the Liverpool.
Shipments of the remaining stock on hand about $4,000
bags are going slowly Sales very light
Flour rules at about 81 and the stock is ssnsibv
falling off, Large quantities Of corn are coming into
market daily.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

upon his own ground. The blowing viii speak for it;
SELL II shows dete ninaon thnt no personal ambie
non shall prevent the victory from being ours The
mural eec, that will be produced by this announcement
OF Mr. Webster will unite the opposition with strength
mat nothing can render asunder.
7" the People of Massachusetts:
fn""n That my has been presented TO the puhIc,
"e''ns OF Members Of the Legislature Of the State as
for the office of Preslcn, of the United States
ensuing election As has been xpccted that Conven.
~ would be holden in the autumn Of this wear of
"eesates from the several state have hitherto thought
per not anticipate the results of tina, Conven.
~ nut Fam now ont of the country not to return proa.
n.y. much earlier than the period the meeting Of the
'ohventon and do not know what events NAV occur in the
meantime which, i'll were home might demand immediate
"'hoh from me- desire, moreover, net no part which
may tend to prevent cordial effective union among those
whose object trust to maintain unmpaired the Cons-
tuon OF the country and to uphold all grca interests by
WISE prudent and patriotic administration of the govern
mcn These considerations have induced me ID withdraw
my name us candidate for the of President at the
election.
DANIEL. WEBSTER
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

II est resolu que dcs artangeiacns Giant deja fats
d est iRutile pour Conscii 'adnptcr aucuno me
ures relatives la &C ebra'ion--et que &C Cou~eil
p joindra avec psai.ir la procession contormG-
a6ncnt aux arrangements prs Get egard
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
From the Hampden Whg of univ 70 1897

M"H"ts rus ant BHers.-The las, Journal con~
.''l h'"nl'"n. III" press Of the Journal was almost
s''pPen I" announce the testimony. Some one in tia
hume OF Dr' N"'t tIlnnks us 70, inserting the cer,i
che OF our n'Ighbor Bowlea, ind offers us uuunv Of
'l attc'' as romprnsatiOn This is very kind and we
promise IN" moment we labor under like affections with
our heishh"r OF the journal, to call on the agent
IN hc mean 'imr, are any laboring under similar diff,
hcnes I" those which have so severely bnrne ,nnn A.
h'wles, they have his testimony to the "recuor
ah"rtedness of the remedy the disease The medis
cine is undoubtedly n sovereign remedy.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder

II est ordonre qua partr de ct apres 10 premier
Jour de Janvier proclaim, lS40, il scla dtfendu a
tsute compagnic on tous indvdus de courir GU
falrc cour'r sur les conisses du chemn de fer de
Ca'roton, au dessous du Ccrcle dc Tvoii, c'est-a
dirn entire le dit Cerco Ct Ia rue du Canal OH tou-
te partle do la promenade dcs Trtons GU do la rue
Baronne, une macrine vapeur, sous pcine de
cent .piastres d'amendc par chaquc contr. ven,on
a cettc ordonnance; Ia dtc amende recoverable
pardevnnt toute Conr dune jurisdiction colap6len-
to- au profit dc cette Munclpalite.
Signe
JOSHUA BALDWIN. Recorder.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

The prospects at the opposition are brig hlcnng-th,
clouds that hang over our camp clearing away While
Mr. Van Buren, concentrating all his enegies as 10
thrnst down the threats Of the PEOPLE his aunai sub
treasury PROJECT The Opposition pIrialnE him
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

The 18th ofJui in NewYork was big with accidents
of the most serious kind locomotive boiler exploded
killing four five PERSONS The upper deck Of q
steamboat crowded with persons gave way and killed
and wounded several people beneath. Four five
boys and men were injured by the bursting of guns, pis
tolls, rockets. sc. One was drowned in the bay fire
broke out and burned several houses The celebration
of the day was, otherwise a magnifcent one.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

Yesterday n'n'hihS ii man was found drowned at the
foot OF Con- street. it'll son and gold watch upon
his person. lie is supposed have been an upcounrv
meIclnnt who had fallen by accident overheard from
one "t the seamers We have not been able to learn
any further particulars.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
SECOND MUNICIPALITY NOTICES,

NERE brought to the Pound of the 81 Ward 2d
w Municipality,
h'd 'e,locks white,a cropd black name, aud brown
| about Il or i2 hands high
The owner Of snidptonrr,y will please call round at
the 81 Ward of the I'd Municipality, situated at The
corner OF Robin and Annuncn,ion SITS prove properly
pay c,arSes and take her away before Saturday
TIE 2oi July, 1882 when he will be sold ut auction by
uih'otte, public autioneer.
N Orleans, iuy9 II GRAIN, LIST lieut.
A meme nu depot dn troseme district 2nd Munici,.
Inc ponaine ban fouree I'M e,o,lo sur~le front, Ie,
delH le> de dcrhere bnnc, cuvicr nuir cospe uucue
brnn' dc u u mai sde haut.
lie Propretars vouGn bren Ia rccIutncr scion, elIe
az depot enc"snnrc DIES rues Robin Il Annuncia,jon'
dici Samedi Juliet, auremeut il scra yendu lc d,,
=, ' mENRY GRAIN,
! ~ - Ter Lieut.. de In Guric
WERE brought 10 The Police Prison Of the and
Municipality, tho following slaves, WIS.,
A negro man named Black Hawk, or Phil.
about years Of age, says lie belongs Madame
Rinc.
negro man. named Lccarc, about 50 years OF
age, says he belongs to Madame Degracc
The owners of said slaves will please call at the
Police Prison of the 2nd Municipality, prove pro-
perty pay chargcs and t. Ike them away.
II. HARPER,
New-Orlcans, July 3. Capt. of,he Watch,
nNr tLe cond"its la tieoIe de lie >cconde Mnnc;
- pae les Esc nvcs Suvnnts SAVIOR.
U" Negro nommc Black Hawk gu philI,ace denvirov
70 ans .'sant "pp"r'enir Madame kino.
IN ncSrr n"'pne lccnro, ngt d'envon so ans disant
apparcn ! Madame Deer.cc.
Les preparedness DIES dts escavcs Sont prizes dc 30
rendrf la deoe de lc Sccnndc Municipae borrower
H. HARpER.
ruo Cupinine de Ia GnrIe.
NJ EkE hrong hi to the police prison of the Sccon
w Munic pa ity the following slaves, viz:
IN he hpnn Ar
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16
JOSHUA BALDWIN, Recorder.

Resolu que lie ConseiI pcrsstc. mnlgrf les OBJ
jec'ions do Marie, dars resolutions du 25 iuin,
scceptant la proposition de John Grant, pour la
construction de cnrtains Hharfs
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-07-16

Watkins Leigh and his co-lucup.rs of the Vir.nio
Whis COMMITTEES, have put forth address to the
Wings Of Virg mia. detailing til. plan of operations for
the ensuing campaign. Thegrra motto unlcr " hich
the rally is to be- mad, i'--Opposion to Mr.. Vim Blu
r:n as totally unfit for the Presidency Of this uutip
The utmost enthusiasm prevails in The ranks Of the
Wings and Conservatives, " lo are now in actual INA.
jorifv in the State.