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Bl LAST NlGHr-s SOUTHERN MAIL.

The following letter copied from the Charles
toH v ws, embraces all the items Of intelh-
gence rOm New Orleans BY last nights mail,
worth ,o7ying
NEw ORLEANS, May q, 1876.
Nothing later from the field Of action; but we
feel SCI Ire Of the tranquility Of the American
force. Yesterday 800 men left the barracks for
the RI Grande on board Of the steamer Mary
Kingsl md and ship Ondiaka Of Philadelphia
They I.Ill sail IN company, the latter being
somein les taken ia tow.
The Col. Hzmey left last night, taking
down f0l- DAVIS and STAFF, Gen. Worth, T.
B. The pc, esd, bearer Of dispatches, and Cap
tain nozns's company Of volunteers. Mr.
Throp- you are well aware, IS Of the Tropic,
Of this u Tie goes dozn with dispatches
from Gen. Cams 70 Gen. Taylor, and a sash
worn b, Braddock..st the time of his death
which l. presented By General Games to the
Comma der Of our forces on the Rio Grande.
and vii Of course furnish the Tropic with the
latest intelligence. Interesting letters may be
expected.
have i1si heard that the Col. Harvey when
four mTes below the city .ast night, broke her
rudder, ! I'd having returned 10 the barracks
will not ave for day OF tao. Volunteer
compan e. continue 10 arrive, bat in COMPARE
son witt what We have had, all IS quiet and
calm.
A PulL Meeting was held last evening at
the Exchl uge. which was addressed in the
most ferhl style BY :. 5. Prentss, Esq. No
other gtn lsm4n vas expected TO speak.
After ~ iogmmeni the multitude resolved
itself intutxo regiments en- uasse, and repair
ed 10 thu rssidesre Of Mr.. Benz. Story, Presi-
dent Of ths Louisville Bank, and gave him
three Tremendous groans; after which they
waited 90 Nr. Glendy Burke, ofthe Canal
Bank, alo gave nm three cheers.
Nav ORLEASs, Mag 81.
Campo zt B. The Mexican schooner Ventu-
"a, Captir Praits, arrived here yesterday from
CamDeaChy which she left on the 18th instant.
The news e the blockade Of the RIO Grande
by the U, ,. squadron, had been received there
on the sra Instant.
The Y 1c1tan Congress were still in session,
but had not adopted aHy measure regarding the
separation @ the country from Mexico.
A revoI1i on broke out IN the Department
OF Tobasso about the Isl inst, headed by a
man named Bruno. The result was not known
1t CamPelci when the Ventura sailed.
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ygIHE FLAG OFFICE. "

FEyHE FLAG OFFICE. "The Flag Officer
IL is pronounced by all to be M. DOYLES' Capt.
tai Prize Depot, No. IA Pratt st. The list of prizes
sold at this office for some time back will compare ia
voraby with the combined lists of any three offices in
the city Several persons that never tried Doyle be-
fore, came forward last week, and had no cause to
regret the change One got prize of $4,000 another
one of 1880, and the third one of $500, on a whole
ticket. Also $1,000, slare-besides this, several
splendid capitals to old customers, among which was
one of $l2 600. The following splendid schemes are
presented for this week.
FRIDAY, capitals $4,000, tickets So, shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital $4,000, tickets SIT. shares in
proportion.
Packages in this lottery will be sold on certificates
at the following rates:-For package of whole tick
cts containing all the numbers in the lottery Sl6;
halves So; quarters 81; eighths So This is scheme
in which DOYLES' patrons have been invariably
successful. Therefore you can depend on getting
prize.
A liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur
chase by the package or quantity.
For sale in the greaestvarety of lucky numbers, by
the package, single ticket share. All orders, pc,
mail or otherwise, addressed to
M. DOYLE, No. IA Prattstreet,
II fri Opposite B 81 o. r. X. Depot
SHELLS FOR GARDEN ORNAMENTS.
- few hundred Conch Shells on hand and for
sale low by ALFRED II. RElP,
No. 1886 Baltimore street.
m2l Cd tin store above Howard street.
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LETTER BAGS UP AT THE EXCHANGE READING RI
For Liverpool-Packet ship Hargrave, 18th ~
For London-Ship Hermann, few days.
For Marseilles-Fr. brig Union, I'd inst.
For Kingston, Jam:-Brig Phoenix, Both inst.
For the Pacfc-Shp St. Joseph, soon.
For Amsterdam-Ship Troy, LIST June.
For Premiership Harvest, with despatch.
For Falmouth, Jam.-Schr Alicia, few days.
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NOZZLE CoSnUcT OF BALTMOREAN. A
few days ago, the Governor of Louisiana APP
Piled to Benjamin Story, Esq, president Of the
Bank o: Louisiana, for a loan of money to ena-
Die him to iLout the volunteers for the seat Of
way, but the application was instantly denied.
Thereupon, the Governor made a similar appli-
-at on TO the Canal Bank, and the president Of
the ils .iiution, Glendy Burke, Esq, a native
e Baltimore, and son Of the late David Burke,
# Fell's Point, instantly placed to his credit,
the sum Of 20 900. These facts were commu-
rics ted 10 the Legislature by the Governor in
peron, and a bill Immediately passed appro-
p -iating $500 900 for fitting out troops, and au-
tlor.siug the repayment Of the $4,000 advanc-
e. The follow ing resolution was then offered
al d read
Rssolrsd, That the Canal Bank Of New Or
lez ~ shows the fact, that all corporations are
no destitute ofhelrts. and that the prompt ac-
ton Of that bank, in furthering the views Of
tia country as far IS il could, by its late loan
of money 10 the Governor, deserves the thanks
of he Legislature.
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SALES AT THE BALTIMORE STOCK BOARD
THURSDAY, May %.
& 1000 Baltimore 6's, 1890, S44
"A D,I,

IA shares Baltimore and Ohio R. Road 49,
Maryland 6s closed to-day at 74l asked, 74s bid
Baltimore 6's $780, closed 94l asked, 94l ASA bid
Baltimore 6's, 1870, 93s asked, 93t bid BaltH9re
Ohio Railroad shares closed at 46f asked, 46t BID
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BORROWED. Why is the Mexican army like
a piece of broadcloth?
Because they require tailot( Taylor to cut
them up to advantage.
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lJV7F VFEi t'I'I -V1 IVI0'
have the pleasure to say the Reverend Mr..
Taylor, who belongs to the Methodist denom-
inaton, and is an able and eloquent advocate
of the Sailors cause, will leave here next week
to spend few days in your hospitable and in
teresling city. You will give him, have nc
doubt, such reception as will be credltable to
your citizens, and gratifying to sincere and
practical christian.
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c. G. REINHARDT s. co.

nut Light SIItGI,
adjoining the Fountain Ina, Baltimore
II Is deemed unnecessary to say more than to sub
nit the following references and to add that certf-
Gates of cures may be seen at the store.
REFERENCES:
NJ r. Smith, M. D., Prof. of Surgery; Jno. w. R..
Dunbar, NJ. d Richard w. Hall, NJ. D.; Charles B..
Gibson, NJ. d. Prof of Surgery; H. Willis Baxley, NJ.
D., Prof. of Medicine; Sam. Amman, NJ. D., Prof of
Obstetrics, Pennsylvania University; w. Il. Handy,
NJ. D.; Prof Chew; DR.. Miltenberger; Drs. John and
Thomas Buckler; DR.. Hintze; DR.. Baer, and mum
Der of others. ma2g- eO2m
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UslsNAuFLEp Han STORM. We learn, says
the chmond Times, that a few days since.
there occurred a ApPomattoI Court House, a
hail 81 orm Unparalleled severity, but, fortu-
natelg, Of only three or four miles in extent.
The hail vas in many places more than foot
doep. The trees we're entirely stripped Of their
leave and every particle Of vegetation was
destro7ed. wsare told that from the effects
of thl- storm, the ApPOmattOx riTer rose at
Farmyilis, on a dear day, five or SIX feet.
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The following letter copied from the Charles
ton N,ws, embraces all the items Of intelH-
gence rOm New Orleans by last nights mail,
worth -o7ying.
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" OOK OUT FOR

e. THE LATEST ARRIVALS!
NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES & BOOKS.
we nave on our counters a complete assortment of
Papers, from Boston, New York, Philadelphia and
Baltimore
Also, the Bush Ranger ofVan Diemans Land, Csc
D,Aubigne's Discusses, by Baird, bound 81.
The New York Journal of Medicine and the Col
lateral Sciences for May.
Harper's Illustrated Shakespeare, No. 70 and 60.
Penny Magazine No. 81, and the last No. of Hair
per's Bible.
0G- Persons wanting back Nos should apply at
once, otherwise thev may H. - oLtonn them. Call at
once! w LII AN TAYLOR 4 co,
As and JARVIS Building, North street.
Qg- The Public Ledger received every day al three
o'cock-l2a Gus. week, anil cts. single. Il
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REV. Mr.. TAYLOR. The following is an
extract of letter from a gentleman to his
friend in Baltimore, dated
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NATIONAL FAIR. Gentlemen visiting sr
IN National Fair at Washington city, and in wSo
of comfortable Rooms, Board and Lodging, in pie
SAINT neighborhood near the Fair, the Rail Road, a
the Capitol may inquire for terms, sc. at the Clip
officer. m2i.,
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THE GREATEST INVENTION KNOWN!
Il E IN HA IL IT'S
PATENT GLA s PAD DOUBLE AND SINGLE
LEVER TRUSS,
Suitable for all sizes and ages, Of either sea.

This Truss, for the
cure Of Rupture, or
Hernia, and patented
by the patentee, Sept.
%, 1874, is confidently
offered to the public az
the most speedy and
certain article for eff
fecting the object it
processes than any eV-
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er heretofore invented AS proof of the correctness
of this assertion no public advertisement has been
made Of its virtues since its invention, from the fact
medical men, the reputation the article attained was
at once 80 great, that the supply could not be kept
up equal to the demand. Having now, however,
erected large steam factory and completed all his
arrangements to keep up constant supply for home
as well for expectation abroad, he
has thought proper to place before the public for the
benefit OF those suffering under the terrible disease
of rupture, the fact of the existence of an instrn
ment from which certain relief can be obtained.
This TRUSS is warranted to work WELL in all its
parts, or the money will be refunded. For sale at
the mandatory of
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Letters BY THE SOUTHERN MAIL. As
greet anxiety prevails at this particular time to
receive the earliest intelligence from the South,
the P -; Master requests Us to say that he has
gwen directions for the opening of the New
Orlells and Mobile letter mails on the arrival
Of the mail iron the South. Persons expec-
ting etters BY either ofthese mails will be atten-
ded - on calling al the door Ofthe Post Office
on Flyette street, between eight and o'clock
in the evening.
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NOR SALE CHEAP. An AWNING, We
IL Posts and Fixtures complete. Also, sevef
GOOD store and dwelling house DOORS, and one 81
m27-4t 2O9 BALTIMORE-sT., near CharIesb
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EOOk FOR SALE-A very likely negro vel
u man, % years of age, to serve between Il andJ
years, nrst rate cook, washer and ironer, and Z
come well recommended. ,b
L.. F. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office, In
MO No. 10 EXCHANGE PIacp,2
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-01-08


THE LATE RosBEav AT Ma. CoLoAS's.-ImPrssssd
with the belief that the young whose arrest was Ne
csny at the house Of Mr. Owen Colgan. Jane. street.
was previously guileiess, we, from oovicusy good
to shield him and his family from the oblequy and dis.
grace which ought TO follow the commission Of daring
and admitted felony W, have since been informed,
however that the same has been guilty
OF acts OF like criminal nature and that sympathy
for his connexions and disposition TO give him
had incurred induced his withhold prosecu.
ton. and the amentable consequences which would
sss ss roS
berry and was some time temporary inmate of the
Centre street prison, in New York, complaint made
by Mr. Patrick Meier, residing at the corner Of
Oak and Roosevelt streets but then boarder at the
New England House in Roosevelt street; from whose
Reilly Turner and Goodwin the propTietors Of this
popular establishment became, Of course legally re-
ledger had suered and the only ntmaton which they
had Of the whereabouts Of the known depredator was
together with several ohsrs-om the houses of CLARK
and Brown, of Maiden lane; George w. Brown Water
street. Mr. Douglass OF the Crescent Saloon the proprie
tanning the Of the culprt whose apprehension we
the object desire of INJECTING that which will amount
10 odum upon the poor closed up wretch"
AMI uncharitable contumely several hardworking in
dustrious and honest young who are now fulfilling
responsible and Trustworthy stations in
predecessor
RoBsE FRIES AT BALLs.-We have been informed that
several robbees have recently been committed at some
of the Ills lately held in Brooklyn, and that, among
other places the frequenters of two three Dutch
dance houses have suffered considerably poor color.
ed girl (the mere soapegost and victim oil the real
thieves yesterday brought to the police ONCE on
charge of stealing money from the corner Of Jackson
and Prospect streets. More anon.
CoaorxR,s Isaussr--Yesterday afternoon, Mr..
Oakes of the Coroners of Kings county held an in
quest at the Navy Yard in Brooklyn on the body OF
man named William Brown, who dropped down dead
whilst attending the muster ROLL under the supervision
Of Mr.. R. H. Nichols, one Of the masters Of the Yard
From the testimony which adduced, 1t appeared
that epileptic at the Of the unfortunate
mans sudden demise and the jury rendered verdict
accordingly.
FOUNDING AT q late hour Monday night, a
little female child apparently not yet month old was
found at the door Of Mr.. James P. Wallace No. Ill
street. It carefully and humanely nurssd and
provided for, until taken in charge by the supernend
ents Of the who will give fifty dollars to any per-
son who will lead to the detection and conviction Of the
cruel and unnatural depositor.
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Superior Court.
Baf0ra Chief JuafirQ .Innes


JAN. 7:-Jeseph Blunt vs.. Allen Hay,-This nuisance
which has caused considerable litigation
o the
defence, who living in this neghborhood, considered
these premises complained Of BY no means 30 very
plant J. w. Gerard, Esq, summed up the part Of
the defence IN mastery manner and Joseph
the jury to morrow morning.
Charlie. susks:" " sso E E:.l' E..y 11o~s.
imprisonment. One Of those defendants (Maliery) is
q s "a ).
appeared sold (ca the 9Th Of November, ls4AD the
plsntn this suit bill of drugs amounting to sic Is.
for which he was to pay part IN few days, and the
tancss from Europe On tbs sh January is40 Mallory
accunuiasd large stock 81 goods on credit and that
forced sale TO be made OF them succeeding which,
and SSS ss 4: Il
sales, defaud his creditors by abrupt leave He
cordngly preferred his complaint before Judge Thomas
J. Smith, another defendant in this case) upon which
Slweu warrant issued and Buckholtz arrested
by ono or Allison he last named Of these defendants
and ho was brought before Judge Smith to answer give
security 60 to the Eldridgs street Jail. With the
fear OF the law before his what disturbed capacities
ne gave an order upon the % Tor seventy dollars
charged after rst signing release for ell damages &C.
&C., sustained BY him 10 consequence Of his arrest Tho
counsel for the plaintiff contended that the Judge Of the
Marine Court exceeded his jursdction that this
not Court of Record and had been 20 declared
by the Superior Court and that although he might have
acted gnoranty in these premises yet he must BE-
garded responsible for all his Official acts The
sci Likewise contendsd that the plaintiff had been ie
galy and falsely imprisoned, and that a. stranger to
our laws and institutions he had been driven into the act
Of drawing this order upon the suconeer and Of having
signed the release above spoken Of from the force OF cir
cumstances and under the authority OF the court for
all Of which he was entitled to exemplary damages
The counsel for the defence, a. Jordan, Esq) urg
ed that II matter yet unsettled, whether not
the Marine Court not Of record in of this
kind and that though not that the Judge act
ed IN perfect good fah did all the parties in this suit
that after the arrest no evidence had been hers pre-
ssntsd to show that any restraints had bssn imposed
upon him while prisoner that he acted without lear.
and voluntarily, Of his free will and sccerd hss
he signed this relsass spoken Of unhsstatngiy. and
therefore has real supposed claims sgssnst tho
defendants.
The court charged simply upon the ground Of dana
ges, which should DO, - he thcught merely nomnsi
that the Marine Court (athough he had subscribed TO
dsrsn. view one ofths Judges ofthe Superior Ccu9
might still be one OF record Il was an opinion which
might be reversed BY other and stu higher judicial aa
thorites
The iurv gave verdict for the plaintiff In the amount
of twenty ave dollars damages and six cent costs
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Movements OF Travellers.

movements OF VTaVeller8s
The srrvals yesterday less numerous than
the former reports from the principal hotels.
AMERicAS-J. E. Lyon and NJ Sadler, White Plains ;
L. X. Stanton, Fort Hamilton Henry Barnes Philade
pha Ed. Buckingham, and David Baker. Vale Colleges
Frederick Peck. Massachusetts, D. II. Tompkins, Long
leland; 8. B. Wisner Detroit J. Rockwell, Norwich
W Metcafe, New Hampshire W. B. Moore, DO Ross
McCoskin. Charleston, c.; Folsom, u .. A. M.
Cunningham Newburg.
AsroR-C. NJ Clay. Lexington, Ky; w. s: Eaton, Bos
ton Samuel Church, Taunton J. w. 0oodey, Bangor ;
Messrs d. p Clarke, r. A. Burden Troy N. Higinb OF
ham, Oneida J. Maynard, Phiadelphia C. +. Bel
lows. Newburg D. r. Harrison Baltimore Thomas
Yeatman, Nashville R. McCreary, 81 Louis; Cyrus
0oss, Maine j. w. Smith, Boston J. Peterkn, Fred
erick.
Crrr-E. L. Gardner Long Island r. Stuart, 4. 9.
Navy d. B. Smith, New Brunswick Capt Wilkes. U.
s. Navy DR. Borup, J. Russell, Lake Superior J. r.
Evans, Philadelphia; w. H. Gardner, Richmond, Va !;
A. H. Barnes Philadelphia s. II. Prisr Boston George
Porter Philadelphia; J. Mcdonald, Kingston J. Nc.
Mun, Philadelphia.
FRANKLIN H. w. Booth, r. Boardman, E. q. North
rup, New Bedford George Cornwall, Newburg J. r.
Todd Philadelphia 2. T. Robbins, Boston
GLoEE-John Reid, Philadelphia
HowAnps'-Nesrs. Raynor and lMcLallsn, New Ha-
ven Thomas Yeatmsn, Louisiana Wright and Mar
lett Troy II. Quacksnboss, Albany NJ. Tredich, Phi
Iadclphis H. W. Fuller baltimore ~. A. Edwards, New
Orleans d. Taylor, Massachusetts, T. Fsxter, Boston
w. p. Dockray, Providence; w Hassy, Boston Z.
Carpenter. Michigan.
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Jas. 1.-Bsfors Recorder Tallmadge, and Aldermen
Conner and Compton.
JONAS D. Phillips, Esq, Acting District Attorney.
Senfenee.-Benjamin Hill, colored having plead guilty
yesterday TO indictment for burglary in the third de-
gree, in breskpg into premises occupied by Mr. Ebens
Cauldwell in Pearl street, and stealing the rsfrom
articles Of crockery ware, was this m ornng
brought court and sentenced to be imprisoned in the
State prison for the term Of two years.
TrisI for Forsey-Charlss A. Higgins then tried
for forgery in the third degree in having forged the
aorsemsnt Of Lambert suydam on promissory note for
$780, which note presented to Mr. Beldsn and dis.
counted by him On the nth OF June last.
Mr. surDAM deposed that the endorsement was not in
his hand writing and consequently forgery.
Mr.. BKLpEr deposed that he received the note from
Mr. Warner a. collateral security for temporary loan
Of about $l700
Mr.. wARSER dsposed that he received the note from
Higgins, for the purpose Of procuring for him lcen e
pay on balance due some former trsnsactions ma
that 1t was subsequently ascertansd that the endorse
ment to the note was forgery
cuton failed to make out the and the JURY
ingly rendered verdict Of mot guilty. tnsN ~ nov
several other indictments against tns sccuseo upon
which he WI shortly b tzisd
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FUNNY MAIL ARRASeEMESTs.--W we had
New Orleans dates to the 18th utimo, the Newark
people had advices to the 18th. and Newark is
about eight miles from this city. Two mails, Of
the 18th and Both, from New Orleans, came in yes.
terday in one batch; one Of these must have reach.
ed Newark on Tuesday
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JAr. 7-FsyerSseatkev VS. Banker ct ss--Ths defence
In ths cause was opened yesterday. was anticipated
in the report in ysserdsys Herald except that
further the plaintiff had violated his duty ad
mnisrator Of Price, much he knew that the Judge
meat vested in Clute extipguished. and oognL
zant Of all the facts connected with H. and being cog
INFANT any sum he paid account Of he paid in his
wrong, and made himself personally bable. The case
will not be finished before this evening.