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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

INIFTH EDITION DR.. RALPTs PRACTICAL PRIVATE
Treatise; the Diseases Of the Genital Organs hr Ma
symptoms Progres Consequence Remedies and Cure
oluding Mssturbaion or Salabus Steture and os nns
cent? complains which resemble venereal diseases and -
which all are liable Adapted TO the Of individual Of
both seres A2 pssss with Illustrative PAtesfes g. PsA
hcd b Stern Co., 4l Nassau street. and sold by AL book
sellers also BY the author ss Greenwich Dr. RALPH
consulted upon every disease Of the eHito urinary ans Oas
hours to H. A. NJ, 10 NJ Sunday sxcspsd) y 0rssa
wish street. By Letter, boz ~, Lower Post one
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

Richelieu Gold Pens, long known the
best cheapest Pens in have almost superseded the thou
sand and Pens for time in competition with them
Points warranted for For sale by the sole propretors
T. WATSON CO. 10 Wall street, and Y Savage 92 Fulton
street, Gold Pens from 81 Also repaired and exchanged
Guns ana PlstOls-B. Joseph, "a Maiden
Lane importer Of Guns and Pistols every quality
very low prics Merchants Gun Smiths and Others
quesed to examine the stock and prices Of subscriber before
making their purchases b. JOSEPH "a Maiden Lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

EoR SALE-AN INTEREST (SAY ONE-THIRD OR ONE.
T. Half,) In the Pubchouso long and favorabIy known
Ihe Place. No. 50 Nassau street, nearly opposite the Sun
mdng Inc proprietor being engaged In other business cannot
dispose OF share to qualified
and OF good character For particulars inquire Of LEWIS
FORD, the premises; between 10 A. NJ and r. NJ
opportunity for an enterprsng young who and viii
give his attention to business.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10
A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR PUBLIC CEMETERY

A SPLENDID LOCATION FOR A PUBLIC CEMETERY
AgFor SALE 80 Of high dry level land divided int lots
Of SIX acres each situate in Queens county about 2 miles
(whin ~ minutes drve) Of the Williamsburg Grand
ferry The soil well adapted and ready for immediate burial
therein Its extensive view its agency York Brook
Ign, williamsburg &c. at the time, retired situation
away from assessments taxes or disturbance by Corporation
nroyements make this property
public cemetery and worthy the attention churches For par
tcuars apply to Samuel Masters the gate Williams
bugh and Jamaica turnpike BROOKLYN Flush.
ing and Newtown road Mr. Bauchs halter No. IS Chat
batoa reet NcvvV orL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10
DMLY EXCURSIONS TO SEA, AND our OF SIGHT OF

hA1LY EXCURSIONS TO SEA, AND OUT OF SIGHT OF
- Iabd-Thc elegant and substantial steamboat NEWS BOY
Capt Baneker will leave the north Of Pier NJ r.
daily (Sundays excepted at o'clock A. NJ, cruise TO Sea-
Persons desrous OF going to Sea for the benefit Of their health
pleasant trip will find handsome for
gentlemen ladies and children the News bow She
will generally run down Long Island in sight Fire iaand
cross over to New Jersey shore sight Squan Beach, and
turn and pass near Long Branch Highlands Sandy Hook ke
and always return to this city before o'clock NJ and vn
be absent Is hours Price for Dollars meals
included day. dollar and fifty cents pcr day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

WALN UT STREET THEATRE PHILADELPHIA
W Monday July 10TH 1s4s will be PERFORMED the drama
Of THE PASS WORD-Ironsides MIR. Rchinps; Katherine
Miss Fisher III Jaeo dc Xere Made Vaee After which the
ARTPGt DoDGER-Iimothy Dodge, Mr. De Bar; MsEasst
the BRONZE HORSETeehin Kao Mr.. Chapman; Rats, Mr..
DE Jlar:M arrelie. Miss Juli Dnly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

+ 0NG BRANCH YET-THE MORRIS HOUSE, AT LONG
- Branch, is open for the reception vsers The
screr wishes to inform his friends and the public that he
built to his establishment eztenvey commanding
Of 200 feet where visitors spend the
sopabe stopping at the house Long
Branch, Sd July, lS4S. j. w. NORRIS Proprietor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

BOARD, OR TO LET-A RESPECTABLE FAMILY HAY.
~ ing more rooms than they require would be pleased to
two or three gentlemen gentleman and his VITA board
with private apartments furnished unurnshed would lot
the aParmena to small family Apply at l06 Hammersly st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

MI EDlCAL OFFICE.-DR JOHNSON, 10 DUANE STRHllz ~
IVA near Chatham street. well known the most uese0
practitioner in New York In the treatment OF vensel Dc
easea The Doctors reputation for skill In these old h0ue4
esses that have existed for years eemnenS Gss ss.
head and bones Of the legs efcuaiiy cured CcnsdtS
tonal weakness brought by secret habit ndulgsd IN By
young dreams and nightly eissiou
svey prevented Recent cured In four dayn wiAcu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10
RRooKLYN FEMALE ACADEMY-MoNpAY. hui,

- 10th, ls4s Programme Of Concert of MI Nsur;ae
Strafosch pianist Of the Emperor Of assisted BY Mir
Jula j. Northall and Mr. Herman Saron who will sesom
pany the piano forte Part LII
from Pellini composed T sr,hossh Captive Greek
Verdi Carnival Of Venice arranged executed by Str
kosch eavatina Nell opera Parisina Doniset6 Mis-
Julia Norha Part6 Air from Othelo flor sft hard
alone strakoSh and Monterey b. srakosO
T. I'm the banks Of Guadaquiver Balfe; Mrs Northa g.
"Iove Elixir Variations de bravoures Strakoch The piano
Of Mr. Strakosch Erard Concert to commence
at o'clock. Admittance 80 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

BOARD WANTED BY YOUNG LADY IN THE COUN-
- w for the remainder Of the summer farm house
Long Island short distance the Hudson would
preferable Terms be moderate References
Pleaee address AVIS, box $40 N. Y. Sun Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

A MEXICAN MUSEUM.-P T. BARNUM, PROPRIETOR
IA f. Hitchcock Managerspc did performances evcry Ass,
noon at a o'clock and evening The
in the world being full feet in height The Boa
se 30 feet long The three Living 0urapg Ouanss the finest
Great Western the Yankee Comedian Mr. Harrington Masican
and Venroqust Highland Mammoth Boys Giant BABY,
Wax Scripture Statuary Madame Rockwell the famous For
tune Teller Admission to the whole including Museum perform
ances, rs cents Children under 10 years age and ED
enough to walk Alone 2 seats one shiL
ling extra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

M ECH AMOS HALL. 472 BROADWAY, BETWEEN
~ Grand and Brocme streets MONDAY JULY TO- and every
night during the week-the original CHRSTYS MNSTREIA
whose concerts during the NINE MONTHS 70
cved with such distinguished patronage aud unexnmpd
most respectfully that they will continue their original
and inmaSe every night until further noses
at Manager and Director, 4. p. CHRISTY Afternoon
Concert will he given Saturday afternoon Doors open
to At O'clock On Tuesday July 4th Grand
Performance Doors opeu at q commences Mt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

DR POWELL, 0CULisT, AURIsT, ETC. ATTKNDe DA!
II ~ TO diseaes OF the Eye and Ear ct his surgery n Drs
way entrance Warren street. Just pdblshed The ssosd -
ton H fowes Treatise on the Eye pce 30 ent vsh .
be had 1t his once also his selacting IsmR
large supply Of Artificial Eyes recently imported.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

GREAT MATCH AT BILLIARDS CAME OFF LAST
NJ week. at the Arcade Rooms Barclay street. Andrew and
Lake against Michael and Hopkins The created great
excitement as they the four players city Owing
to the very great number present hundreds gencmen patrons
OF the rooms were prevented witnessing the game
very earnest solicitation Of large number Of
gentlemen have prevailed Messrs Lake Hopkins and An
drew to be present Tuesday I1th int NJ
TO give aIepeon the same Arcade Billiard Rooms 81 Bar
clay street. MICHAEL PHELAN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

(NAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE-LADIES AND
~ Gentlemen having Peuou effects to dispose Of
wearing apparel furniture Sci obtain fair price for the
erwise, who will attend at their residence.
J. LEvENSTYN, 466 broadway, up stairs
Ladies' To by Nrsl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

ITO THE THEATRICAL PROFESSIONAL THEATRk
now In Of erection in Boston, Mr. Bland
Of buresques vaudeves opened casy
In September Ladies and gentlemen ability e
No. Pitts place, Pitts street Boston. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

T ONG BRANCH. NEW JERSEY. BATH BUILDINGs-
~ This Sea Bathing establishment for patrons, June
2Sth Complete and elegant repairs additions and renovad
Lewis from Washington Market make daily trips ready
Ocean House. No effort spared to give sahsfacton. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10
H BERNACLE-NINTH GRAND INSTRUMENTAL

GRAND INSTHUMENTAL
Convertible Steyemarksche Musical Company consisting
nineteen performers respectfully offer ei very
they have received and beg 70 THAI
Consequence OF other this will be the but
four Of their popular in New York Monday Evening"
July OProgramme Part ISwedsh Parade March, Csapsk~
Overture to the Grown Diamonds" Acknowledgment Was
Gungl-ntroouction to Beario Donixett. Part ILResd
val Qnadries Strauss-Federck Williams Garden POLKA Ca
Overture Q Won Weber-Epion Dances waits stssess--
Sounds from Home Styrsn National Dances-Tbe RalrUaa
Gsop Tickets, % cents to be had at the Music And Boek
Stores Doors open at q: Concert oclook
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

NOR HAVRE-To SAIL ON THE 9th OF AUGUST.
touching at Cowes. The well known ssamship United
States Capt William G. acksta burthen tons viii leave
for Hayre Saturday August 5h and wal
the outward passage land and ettsra Tho United
States will leave avre for New York. Saturday
tember. For freight or passage, apply to
CHI. MARSHALL IS Burling Wp.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

w H. BEEBE co, MATTERS, 1856 BROADWAY, NEW
w York and l Chesnut street. Philadelphia OPP
poruny stating few facts relation the sye quality
OF the goods offered for sale at their establishments well
known fact that the stock used in their lures Is selected
expressly for their use in the best foreign markets without
employed by them cannot be surpassed es
bshcd fact that their fashion adopted by
nine enhs of the matters in the United that w IL
Co. would desire IT, that their hats may by fair
and impartial trial They will confidently abide the issue.
T OST.- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD-ON SUNDAY
IL 9th ip in crossing Walton House. Pearl street
to st. Paus Church broadway BY lady yellow
The also tanned gold ring The will receive the
above reward by leaving it with the undersigned.
JAMES GODDARD, Walton House, 800 Pearl st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

THE QUEENS HOTEL, OPPOSITE TaE GENERAL POST
Office St Martins 10 Grand, LondonThs magnificent Ho
tel having recently undergone extensive alterations and great
rival in the metropolis both in point Of and
derae charges The Coffee room h Of the largest and most
comfortable In England Board So per day Hot and Cold
Baths THOMAS SPENCER LENNEY Manager,
Formerly Chief Steward Of the British Queen Steamship
Reference In New York. Mr. G. A. White 66
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

1NHFSNUT STREET THEATRE, PIILADELPHIA.-
Children this evening Monday the 10th of July 1919 Tho
undersigned commttee fully appreciapg the extraordinary
lent Of these highly gifted children, have resolved to take
rre 70 forward the abeye benefit Hon ysux Tyler Esq
Chandler ESQ l. D. Watson Esq NJ 0'Brieu Esq, MD W.
Esp Andrew Craig Esq Miles Tuly Esp Patrick Levy, Esq
Col Dickson; Col Fairbanks Col Christy J. McGensey, ESQ.,
hccsoy CasIsT scuser Esq Michael Kennedy E Th0s
Bingham Esq; j. Binns Esq; COLI. Frnev; VIM. Mcliug
gan, ESD; John NJ Coleman Esq; John Steven ESD; K P.
gerald Ell Cornelius MsGawey ESD Denis Mesey Esd jas
Kennif; c. on, Esq Tickets be bad of colmittec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-07-10

BEAUTIFUL BILLIARD TABLE FOR SALE, RRCRNTIY
- imported from France Would be convenient for
roh habtaton country house. Apply at 80 Nassau street.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

N The Canvass. The enthusiasm
with which the nomination Of Gen. Taylor
has been received thFnUgh The county, has
caused the locofoeos 70 rpdouhIe their c1=
e%rtioHs, and they leave no ptohr untufncd 10
secure suerrss. II brhoovea then the
Wings 10 afoute & rom the state of activity
in which they generally hold themselves.
Let them, inthis parrish t1rm hut n vigt-
lance committee, who will esteem L no
trouble 10 visit their n%etghbnrs, trason
with them, give them Information which
will tetute any ISLANDERS or mi.represrnta-
tons 40 bustly circulated by our opponents
throughout the whole country. In u word
success depends alone on vigilance. We
want action. Let every wing make It his
duty to attend ~mretings-to act on what
ever committee he may be appointed. aud
10 usr every honorable means to secure
the election of General Taylor, and the
l~ocotoco vote will be greatly 4 mIaished, II
not ~entiraly anniktlated.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

r.tt.aa and. The shallow pietehtF ot
oa,,'', american interests IN a country
a. ~ had no interests, but, IN tf'ith,
" psuita rebellion, and To effect revolution
N that province, belonging to a country
with which we we're then 81 p ace This
revolution vas effected BY their agency ;
hs ratified their action by mol eordetnnihg
land bringing The actors 10 legal punish
msnt. He has establish d civil govern
mpnts. and u~surpsd and exercised all The
powers Of an absolute prince Vvet tniln=
tfiFs conquered Nv The arms ofthe frpubltts
Under his authority q civil government has
been established at Santa fe, which he
asserts 10 be within the limits Of soyef=
eign State Of Ibis Ugi1H q military etecu:
ton for treason, within the limits Of The
sama State, as declared by himself, has
occurred under iis authority. lie has laid
and collected taxes, inip0sts, excuses, fines,
and assessment IN Mexico, Al bis own VIII
and pleasure, and expended the money
without authority Of ! v. or as yet rendef=
ing any account thereof 10 The represent
tatives Uf The people, lie has imposed
burdens Upon Our commerce, ana lev
ipd and y0lleeted fines oft Of or own Pso.
pie, under pretente Of Ir3yihg contributions
upon The enemy, Yet the voices Of the
strict UonstfuttiBnists are silent, and the
culpfit goes '~unwhipt Of iusiic e''
The second Of these party tsnets afirms
that there is no power conferred upon Con.
grpss by the constitution "to commence Or
carry on q general system Of internal lin
pfnvpments." This Is Intended 10 he TN
dersteod At The South. aud is e]spoanded
there by The Democratic patty, to uehy al
power In Congress over The subject Of in.
tefnal imp oyrments, including the itn.
provpment Of rivers mud hafIDfs.
tttere Mr.. pEtFtt. q democratic mem.
her from indiana. Interrupted Mr., T., mud
said that this resolution was never intended
10 embrace rivers d nd harbors
Concluded IN or neat number.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

THE ScHoHARIE FoRGERY.-The young
lawyer Of schoharie, N. Y. arrested for for
gerry, turns out to be Mllard M. Boyce, of
C1bleskiIl. lie had forged a note for 81 900,
using the names OF his father, Jcdediah Miller
and Thomls Smith and had it discounted in
the Cherry Vail y Bank. Another note Of
$1,000, held by Martin swart, of CoblesvilIe,
has since been discovered to be a forgery.
The Sehoharie Republican says:
Mr. Boyce was young lawyer Of respect
able talents. very good address and fine perso.
nal appearance. Being of a rather soeial
disposition, and for aught that was known 10
The contrary, possessed of a gotd moral
character, he had many warm personal friends
and enjoyed The confidence Of the committee
in which he resided. He commenc d the
practice of Law about a year since in Cobles
vile, and no young man ofthat profession of
The same age could boast of better prospe cts.
He was arrested on the 10th ult. committed
tried, and sent to the Auburn State Prison for
FIVE wears.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
N0rlrE.

UFOn Saturday The ~ day u August,
in The town Of Baton Rouge. the principles
ofihs "Uftm6t Pr6cis6'' will bs reviewed,
In The applicant il
l. 70 Our democratic and social rsla~
IONS
q The influences 6i that principle on g4F
political relations III The formation Of out
social eanpact.
.. The change effected by the aequisi=
lion Of Louisiana.
4. The change Effected by the shneta=
ton 81 Texas and it, consequences.
Baton Rouge, Jn'y 2Ist, 1g4B.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

NEWSPAPER BORROWING Ill looks bad
10 see q man borrowing biz n%eighbers
ne wspapet, bseaHss be Is 10 stingy 10 tths
one bimselC -Eg. Poper.
II does indeed look bad; and cheap ~
newspapers have now become, we hardly
know how d mat can have The face 10
ir6ub1s his neighbof for The loan Off thing
costing 50 insignificant a sum. We know
moi winch to pity mVsti the suberibsr, who
is ahn0yeJ 10 len his pBpsf, or Tho being
Of The littIs soul who would rather borrow
than subscribe. When newspapers could
not be obtained under fouf and five dollars
per year, poorer families had some littls
apology for occasional borrowing, but
wheh airy me can now supply himself
regularly whit the newspapers al less than
sin cents a week, The very poorest man.
capable Of reading and 8ppreeiatihg 4
paper, is robbed even ofthB excuse Of IN
a0ility-for no mai Is loo poor 10 lake a
paper at such a low price Dollar Nsus
pdper.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
We are indebted to the Hon. Henry
johnson for valuable public documents.

Reception Of Gen. Persifor F. Smith
The reception Of Gen. Smith on Monday
las, at New Orleans was a brilliant affair.
The day was observed as a h~olyda,. The
New Orleans papers give interesting &C.
counts Of the proceedings. On Tuesday
the sword voted by the Legislature Of Lou.
isiaoa TO Gen. Saith was presented to hun
by Gov. Isaac johnson. The ceremony
which took place at the Arnory Hall, was
interesting in the greatest degree. We
are sorry hat our space will not allow US
to give a detailed account Of The proceed.
ings. No maa is more deserving the res.
pect Of tie people of Louisiana than the
hero of Contreras.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

The Elscti III Of fbe Archduke John, Of
Austria, as Chief Of lie German Empire viii
place The Enperofs, Kings anil Princes Of The
German States at a discount. They will
retain their present titles and supervise the
Government Of their states, bearing q relation
to he Chief. MT dissimlIar 10 that Of our
Governors toward the President. The King,
Of Hanover, II Is rumored viii resign rather
than submit u this new, ChieEaincy Of the
Germanic Union, by which act, IL il wors
inflated by all bis compeers, Germany would
rather gain than lose.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

LETfEH From eEH TArLeH "A letter We 8
received by a gentleman III This borough, says
The Carlisle tPa.l Herald, on Saturday mo ns
Ing last, from Gen Taylor, ii reply 10 an inc
~vitatiBh which had been extended 10 him IT,
visit Pennsylvania. Gen. Taylor declines
e0mihg h6ftb, Ia the first place because he
has had the BUmmaHd Of the southern division
IF the afmy asslEnsdt 10 him, which makes Il
his duly TO remain where he IL, and in The Be4
66nd place because he believes "ths practice Bf
candidates Travelling through the country
prior 10 an elect hon, to he Of very questionable
pfGBtiBtY. If MT absolutely viri6tts."
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
COUR DU SIYfEME DISTRICT
UUICTATRE.
Aug. 6-no ~
PARo1ssE EsT BATON KoUeg.

PARoIssE EsT BAToN RoUGg.
Sophia D. Berndes Spoase
IN Unbehagen, mari
La plaignanie ayant restrefDt "a deman.
de dams ce process d une reclamation de
Deux mile huit cent piastres, cette somme
eiant 10 montant recu par IL dGfendcur, dc
la succession dune soeuF decide ct IL loi
ct lie temoignage etant 4 Pappui de Ia de-
mande, II est ~0rdonne, adlugG ct decFet6,
que la demanderesse Sophia d. BerRdes
obtienne jugement contre son mari John
Henry ImanueI Unbehagen pour Ia ON
me de Deux mile huit cent p~iastres, avec
hypofbeque sur toute la iere ct les escla-
vfs, a prendre efiet depuis lie "a Deem
bre ls47, avec interea Il Taison de cling
pour cent.
II EST de plus ordonne, adjuge ct decrete,
que la plaignanfe soft, ct Gle est par ces
~presentes, separ6e en- fat de propTi6ees de
son mari, ct maintenue dams P~admiuisfra-
ton libre de ses proprieses, ct qu'elle re-
couvre les fa's de ce process.
Juliet IA 1913.
(Signel j.. BURK.
Juge du Gene District
JudiciaiFe.
Bureau du Grefier
Paroisss Est Baton
Rouge.
Je ceTtids que &c qui
precede, esi coPie conforme All Judgement
original. enregistre dams mon bureau.
En- fol de quot. TAI aign6 eli ap.
pose lie sceau de notre Cour du
66me District Judiciaire, 4 Ba-
ton Rouge, &c IS jour de- Juliet
A d. 1e4s.
A6uf 6-27. NJ. MORENO.
GrefieF.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
1ton CD and RendY o1nh.

ACCORDING 10 previous advertisement,
the friends 81 GENERAL n YLOR met
On Monday, July 21st, ut the COURT
HOUSE, IN order TO lake The necessary
steps TO ofgshizs d Rough ard Ready Club.
The meeting vas organized by calling
Thos. Devailt ID The chair, end the appoint
msnt u Messrs. William Thomas and
Andrew Kleinbeter FOR Wee Presidents.
An motieB, a Committee, Of was apf6lh"
ted, to draft a Cohsfithtiu and BY Laws Tor
the regulation Of d Central Rough ahdRsady
Cltat. faid Committee 10 report on Eatufd ",
the l2th Of A ue ust, at " hieh time the Club
viii be- organized, of GERS elected, ard sll
othef business transacted for The fufthsianta
Of The purposes ofa Rough and Hssdy Club.
II IL hoped thft al Taylor men 0f The
Parish will attend pnhotaally at the neEt
meeting, on the 18Th Of August next.
ANTHONY PENIS ROW, Secretary
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12
From the n o Crescent
PRESENTATION or A GOBLET.
NkW ORtBANa, july %. 1B4B.

NEW VRbEANs, July sv3 I545l
tisnt ttBSRy O. FosfER=sT On bslslf Of
Company A., Louisiana Mounted Volunteers, allow
ths to present you with this silver goblet. Aetett It,
Sill, n6t for its intrinsic yalas, but as q testimonial
coming from men who homer ard admire y6i fur y6ii,
gehtlstnahly behavior toward them, and above I'll,
Gat y0ttf gallant and daring conduct on the battle
field In parting with y5i. accept Of cur best wish.
ss fer your happiness and welfare in life.
HAMILTON M. PIERCE.
On behalf Of Go. A. La. Bat MID Men.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1848-08-12

RIoT At P~iTTsp0Ro-1he 81 Louis Republican
Of the lst instant, has the following despatch, dated
Pittsburg, the 3ist ult
The operatives in the cotton factories are On a
strike for the ten.hour system. Some Of them not en-
gagged In the strike went to work IA usual In Pennsyl
Vania Mile, when they were attacked by the Others.
The Shorthand his posse, who interferred to preserve
order, were dispersed, and several oftbe police, In.
Guiding the sheriff himself, was badly wounded. The
factory vas then taken possession Of BY the operatives
the windows and doors broken, and some machinery
injured. The operatives seem TO have carried the
day at all points. There isgreat excitement ia the
city.