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The Aetious OF Monday Final Defeat OF the In-

On Monday morning there was an avail Stiffness
Few individuals were SEEM and Cani8ges EXCEPT am
nunitlon wagons and those winch brought suppllss
The soldiers. The ~eBsrae'' beatsn coc In
an quarters.
Ate0clock. the Presienf of the Assembly, ealIe To-
getber the members then IN the praee. and announced
that the insarreron altogether Suppressed on III,
left bank Of the River, the right bank Fauburs
du Temple was taken IN the night; tie harrer of
the Temple wasfree; the FauboursSt. Antoine
sisted.
Hostlsies resumed al 10 O'Clock in the orenoon
and, Alter short coIcs the Insurgents in the F1rbaure
81. Antoine surrendered uneoHdiiianay This was The
last stronghold Df ths revolt Clos de 81 Lszsre av.
sesialE sssIr-lL this latter piarr he iuzr-
senfs had entIenThed themselves IN strongly ofiihed
position, WIDE elevated plain, m The vicinity the
station of The Northern Railway. This Ias1n, which Is
scattered with Out houses. huiding materials and
timber, Converted ntOa regular fortress, IN
ner which rendered 4 napre gHailc WdhOut regular
SIEGE Many thousands Of The insurgents quartef-
ed inside. NanouS attempts had been made carry tby
storm, but la vain AMI Sunday Gen Caxagnac deter
mined u take IL, and ordered Il 10 be mined advancing
guns and shells asxinsiif.
After having surrendered IA the morning the inslTr-
gents rcIactec and bombaTded and attacked with
she'll and other ways Cor several hours. They had how
ever, finally been sUbdued. Sx 81 the prisoners Who
confined in the vaults Of the TuieTes h ying pot
their heads out OF the grating. Immediately brOgehf
oct and shot.
On Monday evening i've hundred insurgents who were
Captured AZ the Clos 81 Iazare shot the spot
and four hundred more next m0ring The struggle had
been incredible, and the military executions almost
pafalleied-
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The President had proposed 10 the Assembly project
OF law pTOnounoing transportation all persons taken
with arms in their hands, which had been adopted Tie
proposal passed unanimously. The families VI the con-
victs viii be allowed 10 go wTth them.
tits said that Gen. Cavsgnsc has summoned % his
ellis NJ Thiers and the overInleut VIII prObShly BE-
placed under his direction.
The following decree had been Tubshed BY the "Che
dc Pouvoir Execute" every person working AZ thc
barrie AIDES shall be considered taken with arms In hs
ds."-PaTiS, June %
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l.
In the course OF the mcning 100 men OF the
Garde Mobile, were disamled BY body Of the IN
sisTgenfs headed by an individual in Che uniform
Of officer OF the National Guard. at six o clock
the fighting continue1, and The number Of troops
had been iacf<as<d- Fifteen Nationul Guards
were killed al the Porte 81 Denis. By fatal mis-
take Two legions ofssSe NelionaI Gaofdstflf on
various. .syiye Henry VIZ awe Nspsleoai''
give Is Repuhliquet' wee seyeraiy hserd. A
member OF The Assembly raised flag al the Porte
St Denis, bearing the inscription, t'Du pain, GA
la mort ~ dread or Deatilj NJ Caussidiefe Al
this hour Joined the members of fte Incentive
Government on horseback and they pisse aions
the bOuieSsrds. The insurgents occupied house
| in the FsubonIg ST. Denis, from which they fired
on the troops. Two hundred prisoners were Ia
ken by the National Guard cnthe Place de- "a Scs
| bonnie. -
| Anime o'clock, the struggle il he quarter o
4 ST. Jaques was most terrible. The insurgents
strongly bauicaded, fired warmly on the Nations
i Guard and troops ofthe line, who replied. Csrnoi
were at work, The Staff was at the Hotel de Nlie
i The artillery was og ibe Point Noife Dame. IN
cannon fired from this point on Tie Rue de 10 Cite
and The bottom of Che Rue ST. Jsqnes, appeared 4
engage them very much. Strong barficades exit
ed in he Rue de la Harpe. Much blood WIS she'd
and Qenersi Pfsncois was wounded. In tila coufs
Il Of the evening the insurgents captured post =
: Gsrde Mobile, and made them MARCH with ihen
All round the temple lie towE was N poissessio
> Of the insurgents, whowe defending themsel,e
with intense energy. The platoon discharges =
p piled 10 them every five m.nHles- LIZ -.
n Il was estimated that NOT less than ltD,us!
the onvriers aud the dfegs Of The PoPulttiln o. 3
e us and the banliea were gathered iDseihel ~
desperate attempt 10 make another fesoiaiioh' ~
!, recover the mastery
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nElfBNlNG that well appointed Bah House IN
ID Louisville viii be successfully sustained by The
public, propose the htting up Of such establish
meht.
In order accomplish this. n l. necessary
procure two hundred and my subscribers. enter to-
day upon the task OF Soliciting names. and would
spectfuy call the attention OF the ezens % the SUBJECT
The establishment will contain - spacious and con
fortsbly furnished bah rooms-lo tor gentlemen. and
for ladies--and will possess every requisite Tor
Warn, Cod Saosoe. SalPAr, Sail. Daah. ard SteGs
Buns.
The baiidng will be located IN central part Of the
city, and opened for business IN the tall.
The terms Of subscription are fEs DOLLARS toT ne
season. c0mmeucing--.
A advance payment = required from the early sao
seribers tIey will be engiiled 20 bathing once week IN
the months not embraced In the regular season.
No subscription will be received until handfed a1d
fifty names srcurcd.
May ao.--u. WIN hOCte-
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The follswng Proclamsions were issued ~
G,sl Csvsignsc:
N. a, Nsfinui ,ssaTds CrrixEsst leu' plo9a WI
i -, - 80. ,..a Il, vsic Redouble yoSr efforts TO
mol nave .'ln "a ma errr thanks 70 you and TO the
ansMfs ", VIZ ~. IL the army, will be sstsb
l<ses C1trsn iss not only TIE present. = a'sp the
fuafe.o Frame ana the ksPol1 tnat ~ 49,
duct IS sAaut tn secure. Noshns y 'o1''< "''A's =
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The night Of the Esd was Terrible one. None
save those who have been on Battlefield, or in |
eciH attacked by an enemy, can have All adequate
idea Fit. The movement OF the troops rapidly in
cressds and all the signs of an approaching sle
sleol die laoss serious nature were Manifest III
.gene!ale eontlnned 10 be beaten in all quarters
I'LL Iaidniglt. Nothing could exceed The teryol
ma; was evtry where spread. Cavalry ind artiIie
ID passed al full gallop, every moment, along thc
souevaf< About midnight these troops drew an
or Ne night alca the sides Of the itTeet; 1le
'satsly disuaounted and biyouaeked GA the foot
'Eays.
The soldiers, who had been on duty from very
'iarly hoar, completely overcome, were extended
livery where on the iooipaih sleeping, helmet and
sword lsud beside them. Some tended the horses,
Width in thousands occupied the carriage road
This state Of things continued until O'Clock
'vhea the iIimpets end drums again sounded, the
cavalry ana artillery mounted, and the infantry
ionned, AMI marched of 10 another scene In the
course OF half am hour discharges Of cannon and
began 10 be heard, and this continued
until O'Clock, when silence again prevailed
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The ConnIc, of s.asara.y.

me IuSlade ana the canOnade had not ceased IN
The quarters OF the Cite and ST. Jacques. The in
surgsnis had thirteen pieces of cannon. Three
were taken About hali-pasg nine, the insurgents
who were surrounded on altaost all points, sue
eeeded IN iorcings passage By means OF their az
tllleg. About ten O'clock this column was in the
quarter Of the Hslie, where bloody encount eT
took place. Al the same hour the insurgents of
the FoubouTg ST. Antoine were marching 10 op E
rate m junction with the column OF ~ Jacques
An armistiee until eleven o'clock was proposed
By Ger. Cayaignac, who declared that after that
hour the Iaost energetic terms would be adopted
From The break Of day the cannon Numbered
without intemission in the direction of La Cha-
pelle. considerable body of insurgents, drive n
nno the plaine des Nertus, between La Chapelle
and la Nilette, was surrounded in the night.
Ia the morning the insurgents became masters
Of the Church OF ST. SEVERN.
At noon enormous baTrica6es were erected be-
tween the Rues St Denis and ST. Martin, con-
stTucied entirely of ing-stones, about fifteen
feet thick; they were almost proof against cannon
balls. Barbados not less formidable were erect
ed ~ the extremity OF the Fanbourg Poissonniere.
Although the barbados were ofgigante strength
and size they could stand against the artillery;
and YOU may form some idea Of the numbers than
fell when tell you that as soon as barricade
WIS destroyed they built another OF the bodies Of
the victims piled, or rattle. stacked, one across
the other. Aromen assisted, and even handled the
nnIskets Ike fends. In the Rue ST. Saques was
one of the most ffighiful struggles. They took
possession Of all the houses, and among them the
lmge establishment OF La Belle JaTdinieTe, where
tloody combat took place, and which ended by
The artillery bringing il down about their ears
There are only about twenty bricks now stand
ng of this once fine establishment, in The Rue ST.
Jalues, higher up, they broke all the window
frames, threw them out into the street, and made
barricades at every window With the dead bodies
Out Of an entiTe battal'o Of the Garde Mobile
which attacked this quarter only twenty-seven
wefe left alive.
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eral, M Jacquemet, reioinins him, the Archbishop
begged him, as friend, 10 tel him what be
thought OF his condition. is my wound serio1sY'
IL Is very much sor is my life in dangeTr III
~ Wei, then replied the Archbishop, slel God
be praised, and may he accept the sacrifice which
again offer him for the salvation of this misguided
people. May my death expiate the sins which
have committed during my ePseoPacy.'
He afterward confessed and received the sacra-
ment OF Extreme Unction, preserving Throughout
ms severe snfferings, all his presence Of mind.
and expressing satisfaction full Of simplicity and
grandeur At having accomplished what he called
his duty. Life is so Short he often repeated
and the term which still remained to me could
have been but short; have sacrificed little for
God, for the men created in His image, and repnr
chased 10 his blood On Monday morning he was
carried To his Palace, and as he passed through
the streets the people all fell on their knees with
a feeling ofveneration.
He was escorted 10 his residence by a party OF
the Garde Mobile. The counienanee OF one OF
those gallant youths particularly struck him as he
had seen him fighting, and after having received a
wound IN the head wrest a sabre from the hand Of
his assallant. He beckoned him 10 approach, and
having still strength enough to raise his AIMS he
detached a small cTneifx which he wore suspen-
ded round his neck and gave il TO the young hero,
saying, "Neyer part with this eToss-plaee linear
your heart, il will bring you happiness" The
young man, whose name is Francois Delavrignere,
of the 7th company of the 4th battalion Joined his
ha ids in attitude Of prayer, and swore 10 pre-
serve forever the precious SOUrenir Of the Venera
Bile dying prelate. The pain he suffers is sill
very severe; the ball has not been extracted
and his medical attendants have little hopes of his
life.
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EDGAfE rEkDAAlu,
MAIN STREET. SKkE NINTH, LOUISVILLE. ar,
DEALER IN ITALIAN ANDAAERIcAN
MARBLE WORK.

MONUMENTS, Tomb ssoses. FsrsifuHs Chimnsy
MI pieces, <c.. &c. Alss. Common hnae. Water lme,
and Plaster q Pefis-shose<<lc and Tetail- VII sel
worn a. low anil % wei any ths West or
deIs fr0m couatry rcxP>ctily sohcued Ensravlns
o.r m ne ntsfs<l xfyIs q; nom per lef
fss drawings estimates Uork 1rsh>d grxuliocs
~. An ~0rk semi nom my establishment carefully pack
Ell and uxrI1lsfsa % 90 sale.
March y. isis, 3m-
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HART, MONTGOMERY & CO.,
SUCCESSORS TO
ISAAC PUGH * Co.,

No. rs Chesnut Street-P n LA DELP MA.
Manufacturers and Importers Of Pager Hsngias4
Have always Cor s4s Lrge Sts< q PAPERS. q every
yaIiety mznniactEed, wieh theY WIN sa -ssssais and
fct1lI l8Ngsf rAtes.
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ERA RuRDsAIL.

No. 53I, Main St. opposite Bank Of KY
LOUISVILLE:
HAS always for sale. Who,esae and Retail. faii
Ofihe patterns Of Payer HanEiugs Manufacia-
red BY HART MONTGOMERY 4 Co.
Sept. rs ls47-2y.
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ns.perarIen Of ,he Pepulace.

As proof OF the foTbearanee OF the troops, ard
he deperate Teckiessness of the popTlace, we
give brief description Of an attack mad by large
battalion Of the National Guards on n baniesds in
the Porte 81 Denis,
On the appearance OF this battalion the insur-
gents, taking il for aregiment OF the lne and no
ping 10 shake he fidelity Of the regular troops
faised a shout of ''NRe lie Lgne" bnfon finding
their mistake most ot ihem fed. There remained
only seven men and gsFo women, who fought des-
pefatey. One of the men, who held flag in his
hand. was the fist TO hee; his companions follow
ed his example, and The National Guards returned
the FIRE. Tie man who carried the fag fell dead.
One of the females, Young woman neatly dressed,
picked mp the nag, aud leaping over The baTTieade
rushed toward the Naiionsl Guards, utieTins Lam
fuage ofFfoyocaiion.
Although the fire continued from the barricade,
the National Guards, fearing 10 njare this female,
haalanely absiained for come time from returning
Il. and exhorted her % withdraw Their exhoria-
tons, however, were vain, and at length self-pre-
seryation compelled them 20 FIRE, aud she was kl-
led. The other femle then advanced, took The
flag and began 10 throw stones at the National
Guards. The FIRE from the baIricade had become
feeble, but several sho.s wese fired from the
Sides and from the windows OF houses, and the
National Guards, in returning The FIRE, killed the
second female.
At last only one man reinaned al the banicade,
but he kept up constant discharge. One of The
National Guards left the ranks, sword In hand and
rushing 10 the barreade, turned aside the musket
of this man just as he was about 10 FIRE again. and
took him prisoner. The captare Of this ban.ieade
did not put an end 10 the combat CALLING fire
was poured upon the National Guards from de,
talched parties Of tie insurgents, and froal tie
windows Of ihc houses OF which they had tskcn
lofcibie possession. Thenmnssr Of Killed oa fhis
point is estimated at about twelfy on both sales.
The number Of wounded was also considerable.
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D1ring ne days eonzbatlingi thi members 81 the
Executive Committee exj,osld themselves ipldy
AT mary bauicaaes Afsei presented hsniseh aud
re6soce4 cI attempted to reltSon 9Th tbe people
His fri1nkz frequently fcsned ihst he r<nlt he
killed. Blk he fabble seemsd n r<psst his c0rf
aec-ccuracc. We mag remark, q ike pey nobisat
Character. a. he exposed lis own lie ia he hope
ofprevenfins bioodshed- ID spuaa insfIotes be-
was loudly cheefed.
DuIing the greater part 81 The day f.Ansftinp Qc-
.co.npznied fsen. Cexlixaac 10 t,e -seaee <l|con<
test lie oeleH h4s.iI< bzen sli gtIly noilnded.
Pierre Bonaparte hall bis horse wounded BY the
side Of LAmaftfne. ~ BikiD, who. 10 the Natioa-
al Assembly, pfopos1 tkat the mtHlbeIs should
take PIN with the Auionaf Guard, Wa sl,A, il i
feared mpdaiiy. Ctsnenf Thomas Mss wennded
in The Ach- DoIneL repesentatife, efd one
e she ktElos Il iEe k1ssull, was also volndsd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-04-13

| LAFAYETTE CoUNCIL.-The- City Council OF
Lafayette held its regular meeting last night. In
mediately after reading the journal, report from
the Finance Committee was presented, regulating
the salaries of the several officers employed by the
city of Lafayette. On motion of Mr.. Swayne, the
report was taken up and acted upon, section by
section. The section fixing the salary of the
Treasurer at $1,000, was adopted; that of tie
Comptroller at 81 SEQ was likewise adopted. The
section fixing the salary of Surveyor al $1,000,
motion Of Mr. Swayne, was amended by substitute
ing 81 200. TIE section as amended was adopted.
The Tax Collector is to be allowed 81 per cent. on
all taxes collected. The Harbor Master is to receive
per cent all dues collected. The salary of the
Captain of the Watch is fixed at 81 900; Commits
sary of Streets $500: Commissary of DaV Police
Attorney, after some discussion, was fixed at S25
per month, in addition to which, he is to receive 10
per cent all suits under 800.
1t was further provided that all the above officers
be required to give satisfactory security for the faith
full performance of their duties No salaries are to
be paid in advance. and no extra compensation is
to be allowed After having passed in detail the
whole report adopted
A resolution authorizing the Surveyor to adver-
tise for proposals to pave the eastern side of Laurel
street, from the city line to Harmony street, was
adopted with amendment substituting Pleasant
street for Harmony street.
A resolution was then adopted, authorizing the
Surveyor to advertise for proposals to pave certain
portion of Camp street
1t was stated by member, that the city han been
at great expense in draining the back part of the
city, but that wood cutters in the habit of OBJ
structing the bitches and causing the water to rise
from to 10 inches in them he therefore moved
the act of 1888 be amended as to impose pen
atty of from $40 to $50 instead of 81 to S., for OBJ
structing bitches, etc. The motion adopted.
A communication from the Surveyor, estimated
the cost of constructing'an awning around the Ma
gazine street market at $3.50. A resolution was
adopted, authorizing the Surveyor to advertise for
proposals to construct the said awning.
motion to extend the time for collecting bills in
the hands of the Tax Collector to the LIST of June,
was adopted.
The following was then adopted RESOLVED, That
the Mayor be authorized to endorse for account of
the city of Lafayette, all any portion of such
notes of hand, or bonds and mortgages, belonging
to the treasury department, may be needed to be
transferred by the committee on finance, in liquida
non of debts due, or becoming due, by the city.
The Treasurer's report showed the following to
be the state of the city finance
balance on hand at last report. 500 II
3Ao 'e'elNe' since 4io5 IL
-, - 1ota So0l3 %
ppafseo duiihg me week, 40i0 o.
Balance on hand. s1O63 n
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ANOTHER EscApE.-Eugene Paysant who was
arrested few days since as deserter from Capt
Duperus company, 3D. Dragons, yesterday made
his escape from an officer of the First Municipality
police; who was conducting him from the Parish
prison to the office Of the United States Quarter
master. At the corner Of Royal and st. Louis
streets, on the way up town, Paysant made a very
humble request of the officer that he might be per-
mitted to go up stairs and visit his mother. The
humane feelings of the officer We're touched, and
he granted the desired permission, and his prisoner
having got in the house, mysteriously disappeared
through some back passage, and has not since been
heard from
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BEATING WKTCHMAN.-Three persons, named
Daniel Casey, Hector McAllister, and Neil Null
vany, were yesterday sent to the First District
Court, by Recorder Baldwin, for trial, for having
beaten Waterman, night before last in 'Tchoup-
touas street.
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ARREsTs.-John- Ftzsimmons, for disturbing the
peace, and Mrs. Madeleine, for getting most glori-
ously drunk, and violating the sanctty of the law
by disturbing the quiet enoyments of that portion
of our citizens residing in1Conde street, We're yes
terday arrested by the First Municipality police.
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.FAsH1oNAgLE ICE CREAM SALOON.

VNHE public respectfully informed that the magnfiE1
4 cent Bail Room of this establishment VII sAt3
opened on the 18th instant as ICE CREAM pa va
LOON 1t intended be conducted npon the plan D.,
of the celebrated Ice Cream Saloons OF New ork ana rh
adelphia-makine it place of resort Ladies visit at
all times with perfect confidence either after the agne OF
shopping or morning walk and in the evening with gen.
einen and regae themselves with the choicest creams ard
Confectionery Fruits desideation long wanting II
This citv In soliciting the patronage of the fashionable
public the pnopretors have only to point to the high repua
ton for pecfabiIy and order thaf TINS Han has hthso
observed under the new cement. Families supplied
with srt,erior Ice Cream on the shortest notice.
B-An officer will be constantly iii attendance TO ex
cInde all improper persops apf0 II
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s Sp Euphrasa; Simpson Liverpool, J.P Whitney Co
ship oNnam Chick, Liverpool, l.. ii: Gale
Shlp MIddIeseN, lIoveit, Liverpool, G. w. Hynson
snip Belmont, (Br,) Grant, Liverpool
Park Trenton Coutts New York, G. w Oliver
s SSE sSne5 Des B Brown PMazMe CO
Schr, Columbia Crowell Richmond Toby " Boger
ssh', Montana stoddard, Port L.avacca j. w Gibbons
Neahiboat Gen Scott, Sharp Cincinnati Hyde Oglesby
Arrived Yesterday:
ship Chrstiana Hammond I'm Vera Cruz, Sd inst, in bal
81. last, 10 Toby 4 Bogert-lSt my.
ship sgtana, Barrett II days I'm New York 10 A. Cohen
Ship s Charles, ,sagoy, IA days I'm New York to j. W.
ship caroline Cankins 10 days I'm New York, to G. w.
Ship 3C,wego, lngersoI, 10 days FIN New York. to VIM.
Ship rSrthenon Woodbury., II days I'm New York. to G.
"a; "; lIynson-1st my
ship lehish, Young, Is days I'm Philadelphia, to ]. II
Bark John g Coey smith IS days I'm Norfolk to Wills,
Bark Jeddo Weller 20 days FIN Thomaston, Me- to mas
u ier-3d my.
bTs bolander Faulkner, Is days I'm New York, to S.
IS brig Map Jane Hnsscy. FIN Tampco 18th inst to U.
S propeller ashingoa Pratt I'm Vera Cruz Sd inst, to
Sch, u Quartermasler-3d my. ~.
sem Mary Allen, FIN Vera Cruz 4h inst. to Wolff Di-
Schr Monterey, Nppeby days FIN Apaachicola to E. c.
Schr ,. Moss, Rowe, days from Pensacola to MASTER
BASIN.
,r. STEAMBOATS,
TralIiomia, Reynolds, FIN Mobile
ppioutary, Clayton FIN Fort Gibson-30S bales cotton.
Mpesvhe, Hopkins. fin BatesyilIe-l3l bales cotton.
W hlttenburS, I'm Red river-105 bales cotton.
i T. w T.. y an Leer, Muggah, FIN New Iberia.
i'll. Steck. Streck, I'm Latonrche.
LA Dalman I'm Grand Ecore-l279 bales cotton.
l" emcq y, Durham. FIN Louisvie-720 bales cotton.
~ S, N9'ehouse, I'm st. Lous-l7 bales cotton.
In% u,eW JACKSON Brown, FIN Cincinnati.
r",len.Iehce, Shannon. I'm St Louis.
r riIsr"H Rla Eager, FIN st. Louis.
i,th Mckay, I'm Lake BiSteneau
ror, n,,nkey I'm Bayou eros Tee.
RRo9ineL, Martin, FIN Baize
ir ' Is Eliiou FIN Williamspor.
Ina Ina hart, I'm Bayon Sara
rrompoit ocean, Mclean from the Passes
roM gpodt star. Blown, I'm the Passes
'"uodi Dan Webster Rhnehart FIN the Passes
II, BEboW-WAITING ORDERS
don naik Sir Charles Napier Pemberton IS days FIN Lon.
uoh IN ballast. "
n, Memoranda.
nm re : steamship Massachusetts arrived at Vera Cruz
Cr1 ms; The ships Arcole and NJ Howes Vera
ri vi me I'm INST, for this port in a few DAYS
,pno Gen Pike left Cincinnati on the 9Th inst
FsI 'e Ohio nrer falling, with 81 feet water on the
shin Ocean lowed down and to sea on the 9TH inst
loan ueen SchTs. l.. Whppe, and ]. .Loplace
Sb Daniel Webster owed down and sea on the
TtSSii SniIs ork and nicon, bark Lady Constable
shin noai star towed down and to the It'll inst
up Da'd' parks Jane Hammond and Barbara.
Spoken
Anime le gh inst. 200 miles SSW of the Baize steamship
augusta hence for Vera Cruz.
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sTABBING CAsE.-Andrew Contino who was in
dlcted on a charge of having stabbed man named
raphael Mancons, with intent to murder him. on
10Th of January last, was yesterday tried before
Judge McIenry and acquitted.