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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-10
Mmicipal Election. Candidates.

IF For Mayor-We authorized to announce "A.
D. CROsSMAN the Mayor of New Orleans as Candidate
f,r TO- eI.ction at the ne ~ Mmicipal Election mh0
-" For Recorder-We are authorized to announce
JOSHUA BALDWIN a the office
Second Municipality, the election in April milo
--H%e-------
WIN. STUART GUINNESS. JOHN BUSH.
GUINNESS & BUSH,
New Orean, partners of the late frn.pf Guion g. Coz
Hho.sdLe and Retail Dealers in
American English, French, German Turkish and Chinese
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
COMBS. BRUSHES, PERFUMERY,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-10

L. Longley's Great Western Indian Panacea-A
positive permanent Coughs and Colds II also
ceent physic, effects being and gratifying
Sold by Rustic g. PADDOCK ITO Poydras street. mh5 ct
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-03-10

plcabe talent which enables man to exercise these
faculties-the rather inferior qualities of even a
general-wth tact and success. We may assume,
if you please that the same capacity for admins
traon is requisite in the head of army as in the
head of people, though the assumption is falsfed
by many and great examples in history not a hun
bred years back. We will admit that all the moral
and Intellectual reques of President may be
found in good general--that the general has the
quick perception the sure yet rapid judgment, the
firm WILL the steady devotion to the public good so
necessary in a President of the United States.
AM, we cannot arrive at the conclusion that it is
always best to make a President out of such gen.
eral. For to do so is in measure, to turn from
its proper use the high office created by our fathers
for certain great purposes. 1t is to change into an
Office of reward for military merit that which was
intended for place of duty and labor. The Pre-
sident has certain functions assigned him by the
Constitution-fllnctions arduous and difficult. His
E1cellency's chair is hard and thorny seat--not
couch wreathed round with laurels on which the
soldier may recne after the tolls and struggles of
successful campaign. While then we have no fear
of general ever using the Presidency a means
of overturning free institutions, have great
Discrimination to turning the White House into a
sort of Pension Palace, to which our triumphant
generals may retire and amuse themselves and the
country with four years administration of our Fede-
raj government W.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15
Judicial Outrage.

We learn both by public and private coF-
respondence, that another decision has been
piyen by the Cumberland County Court IN
favor Of the Maryland kidnapPeTs. After
the demonstration Of ignorance and pro-sia-
very virulence given by Judge Hepburn In
The ~well.known Carlisle Slave Case we
ara hardly surprised at airy PerveTslon oil
law, and outrage upon justice, by him. to
reek his sanclimonious spite upon the a6oll-
tionists and the colored people. The just
severity with which his former illegal and
pro-slavery decisions in the "slave case 7"
and Ina, Of the %"rio,," were criticised by
men of all parties, and the modification ol
having them reversed by a higher court
seem not to have sof,ened his temper, or hu'
manized his heart, but to have made him, II
possible, a more supple and ready tool Of
slavery. Being a jealous member OF the
Presbyterian Church, one might suppose
from his judicial course that his professio 81
Of religion was, in his eyes, a license for acts
OF injustice and cruelty, instead Of an obi
CATION to mercy and justice.
We will briefly state the case TO which
We refer. -.
Daniel Kaufman. an Intelligent and es'i'
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15

mable citizen of Cumberland county, was. a
few days since, brought before the county
court, on the suit Of Catharine Oliver and
others, Of W%illismsport, Md, charged with
aiding the escape Of thirteen fugitive slaves,
in the month Of October, 1917. IL was
proved, 10 the honor of Mr.. Kaufman, that
he received The homeless wanderers, fed and
sheltered them. and permitted his team to be
used 10 convey them on their journey. The
suit was brought for damages in u Stale
Court, and not under the act of Congress,
bu, at common ioto. The defendants coun-
eel denied the jurisdiction Of the court. and
ably maintained the plea, bot Judge Hep
burn, Of course. fully sustained the claims Of
the Shareholders, and so charged the jury
that they must either reject his instructions
or convict. They did the latter. bringing in
n verdict Of So, 900 damages against Mr..
Kaufman. A friend writes We from Carlisle,
that the rejecting portion of The commu-
nifty were astounded at the dt cision !; " which
we should expect them To be-.
This is, we believe, tie first decision Of
The kind-puuishing a man by comnOn idw.
for feeding the hungry and sheitering the
houeeless-ever made in Pennsylvania, or
any other free State; and for the honor OF
human nature. we hope il will be the last
That such acts Of mercy nTe made Jehonies.
by the law Of Congress in '93, wa know,
hut il is a new doctrine in these parts that it
is a crime by common law to help men es-
cape from slavery.
A motion was made, hy the Defendants
counsel. for a ne v trial this will he argued
before the same court on the 18Th Of Decem-
BET, and if it fails, the case will be carried TO
The Supreme Court, by a writ Of error, where
we believe the decision Of The learned Cum.
berlard County Judge will be set aside as
illegal and unjust.
Mr.. Kaufman has our warm sympathy in
the merciiess persecution which he is suffer
ing from The slavt.huntrrs and their court
We hope that their devices will yet rebound
against their own cause that a higher cour
will decide that mercy is mol a crime, and
that common humanity merits no punish
ment by Pennsylvania law.-PG. Freeman.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15

After the establishment OF a coiored SAB.
bath school, not a male teacher was to be
fodnd, though It was well known that such
was needed. This was a single town, yet It
represents (though probably it is better than
some) the whole, with very little exception:
With all kindness, yet plainness, we would
ask, is that body which thus scOrns and
neglecls human beings because they are
black, and never rebukes this unnatural and
wicked prejudice, the church Of Christ or
rather is ii true that the church Of Christ Is
eper found on The side Of the oppressed, and
nerer on the side of the oppressofS that she
is always crying aloud and not sparing, say
ing, Loose the bands Of wickedness. undo
the heavy burdens. break every yoke, and lei
the oppressed 90 free :" Let common sense,
Justice, humanity and understanding Of the
spirit and temper Of Christ decide.
BY their fruits shall every spirit be tested,
and condemned or acquitted accordingly.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15
THE ANTI-SLAVERY BUGLE

Is published every Friday, at Salem, Column
bidna Co., Ohio, by the Executive Committee
Of the WESTERN ANTI-SJAvERy SociETy ;
and is the only paper In the Great West
which advocates secession from pro-slavery
governments and pro-slavery church organi-
z~ations. 1t is Edited by BENJAMIN s. and j.
ELizAsETH JoNEs; and while urging upon the
people the duty Of holding No union with
Shareholders" either in Church or State, as
the only consistent position an Abolitionist
can occupy, and as the best means for the de-
s,ruction of slavery; it will, so far as its lin
its permit. give a history of the daily progress
OF the anti-slavery cause-exhibit the policy
and practice Of shareholders, and by facts and
arguments endeavor 10 increase the zeal and
activity Of every true lover Of Freedom. In
addition TO its anti-slavery matter, it will
contain general news, choice extracts, moral
tales, &c. Ii is to be hoped that all the friends
of the Western Anti Slavery Society-all The
advocates Of the Disunion movement, will do
what they can TO aid in the support of the
paper, by extending its circulation. You
who live in the West should sustain the pa
per that is published in your midst. The
Bugle is printed on an imperial sheet, and
subscribers may take their choice Of the fol-
lowing
TERMS.
$3.50 per snnum, il paid within the frs, G
months of the subscribers year.
II paid before three months Of the year has
expired, a deduction Of 25 cents will be made,
reducing the price 10 Sl,25.
If payment be made in advance. or on the
receipt Of the first number, SO cents will be
deducted, making The subscription but 81.
To any person wishing TO examine the cha
racter of the paper, it will be furnished 6
months, for so cents in advance; to all 9TH
ers rs cents will be charged.
OF No deviation from these terms.
0- We occasionally send numbers to
those who are not subscribers, but who are
believed to be interested in the dissemination
of anti-slavery truth, with the hope that they
will either subscribe themselves, or use their
influence to extend its circulation among their
friends.
or Communication intended for inser.
ton 70 be addressed TO the Editors. All 9TH
ers 70 the Publishing Agent, JAMES B~ARNABY.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1848-12-15

o. The following extracts are from a
memorial presented to Lord Palmerston, by
a Committee Of The British and Foreign Anti
Slavery Society. The Reporter" says,
that the adoption and enforcement Of lie
measure proposed by the Committee, would
emancipate at least two.ihirds of the slaves
Of Cuba, and one-half Of those Of Brazil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,

Committees were called for reports, and num-
Der wcIc presented. On motion, the House then
resolved itself into committee of the Whole
I Mr. Morehcad in the Chair and took up the
Senate 5 amendment to the Naval Appropriation
Bill. After disposing OF the amendment the
committee took up the Oregon bill, which was
discus ed by Messrs. Harris, Conger and Bayly.
Tie batter gentleman read defence of The
course pursued by the last Virginia Delegation on
the Oregon question, and then replied 10 -"
speech Of vi. Holmes. When he had conclu-
ded, on motion the committee rose and 'hen
The House adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

Gentlemen \ froaJ nI,erj IN INV b,51s last md
your n,ner ,,f tb,. lin ,,st c,n,a,.n, I',a 'r-,
iinr Ia NV an ac,alei fa nlilirI d,r,,i, hl,,n
Mr. Henry A. " Sc aud NJ Jpsaph Srulr AT IIampfon
tn he III ms The writer &, - Nj \Visa - bar
prd Nj + lp,re tlnn,ly ofd Il ,Iy IN hi. o,,l kn,yl
,dre viii heinz an ab,ljiitnist Nr Scar nad Iii
cIlrpa with the counter T. ,iim5ny nf H. N,llLy and
Aex H. H. Suaff knI, Of whom. a. vall as Mr. WIS.,.
Servld with Mr. Fillmore in Canerrass and sno,k fks
Mr. ~ fr,n nsrs,,,I Ln,,,,alT, NJ ~ s,i9 !,
reply tlat did M, expect much +, ininr from DR. N
bat he lid from stnar VIII IN h, pr,ooo,rsl l., he. like
Mr. Fl more AN abalitioni,l
talcl for Granted lbi ihpra has be m s, nilsson,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31
LETrERlo MIR. FILLMORE.

Philadelphia. June TO- ISIS
ieat Sir-At n convention Of In " higs he nad
: lles, assembled IN lhs city an the III instant and
continued by adj lnfnneot 0a he il General elary
lAy'r, o i"nlslana, was nominated cdudila, for
the Presidency, AMI you nominated as candidate
r ihr Nlre Pr sdeacy o the Uuled ate- At the next
issuing Presidential crc on.
BY resolution d san Coayenfi1n it was made my
duty oromnuncl1r 10 You the result o their del baf1
TONS, and h request yqnf accepau Of the n1maatjon.
lhye the hauuf Ia b. dear SIT. y,nr m5,l o.mdient
servant, j. NJ MDREIIt,AD
President NJ The u hig National Conrcl,iion
Ion. Allilafd FlIusrp
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

''ludependent" writes on the 18Th:
Tie nominations Of Gras Cadwaader Shields ard
Lane, were confirmed by The Senate THIS evening with
out opposition.
The case Of Gen. keauy, which had been previously
ass Saed Ia saturday last, taken up, and Mr. Ben
nun consumed Two hours IL speech Of personal ranc5ur
ana "nmeTed denunria:un The effect OF TN. e,nrr +,
dspo11er gallan aud distinguished oleerWbol,as No
superior lar character or virtue in The aruy-was l., pro
'a'e an Informal understanding thai no other rraIy
sn'oId be made than almost unanimous vote ma
7ea'p fann.t be dragoQuej into act o sach gross in,
lu''l'e' ANA ! question even ii Iomey VIII be found i
dlg with Mr.. Benoa an the division.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

Fsi proprietor and editor Of the R4lr'gh Register Tie
deceased arrived Petersburg from OF Point Camf,rt
al , o'cIpcl On ihe preceding dav. then extremely ill.,
aud tloua having The 'si medical Attendance hrratted
his as. - alve sl2leh. in few honrs Ills remans
ATTENDED BY part Of MS aillclea family, were On Sun
day conveyed Ia RaIegh (N,rh Carolina the place Of
his nativity and at his residence.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

= eaH
Nh. following arise WHICH, W. have 'Ha1ashei 'y
fr5 Iag Hmm ia Ha'jc. + vii be effls That tfsat'
- eiay Ihr asr IS IL ufn' u tuinr Il aili 'a'ttf
s.rtb5rfe TIN 81 i Lure Il ra1hechana'h n iia
= nh H. 7 baus'- aricc d'spffes ihe sia'5"eni o.
Nj Ma n ser. II Ce5tt. ateh 90 10 'mmon'y cHed
E 5.rs ,I9a,a a. NJ FllH4@rs's A5aHtgHlsn. -.
~, Idm4f aid .lb. bhap i dec lar nne Wing
@fl.e.5l.4IT Ita Safth wIan d. Sub Ia ~ reason
T., dsrsq0aH and pftsrf - tbH nan Is .i'in '5"o''
E ANrt'4 nY' saf d. S l., #iuuHai bin. mr. YH' ia mp
...,f.. s4..f.r4 hostility. Il He AiarsAaidag mfgr"
.il4 ser# ~ J#fb.hfr'yi7 pa ~ btmi On w f'
5ir,f -aHi ia Htlesf hat fodi pis1ss ~ MUIR
an dot ~ s.re Is lhh tie i'cs shall BE- tifly sa'
f frh - Hat defe shall b. NJ tpn i3r Pea mn
Iie ~ aa- u lrf nrrr mlsapi rrhrn-rn II Ny ~
p4s's rr5l Poi ION. AszIir ~ q ha', and he'hla2
,yguj sun IL. beilr th fl ssctar uih ant lin nhdtt
H.. a,n H. sI1iii hill his affa hpopth snch lefi-
ijg as no III M N him ada glorious hing Tor Hr cum
t,j IN cogd,iBi1y lie .NoA 10 stand on he dgenstre
NJ FifnlrrHs nat nnl never prtrn bed 81 BE- a Npfh
pf1 fn5a viii Nt1hrtl puHtI Ies. II illht and TEES
a4 NsrbeIa ffeanB1. hut he nrYrg dd u SAD lb1g
wH. the South eaa reasonably oH1frt tn. IL VS. No
adverse % ans acfol 10 Congress winch could pnFehe
sectional unInHs,.lcs that the tbpnotype. ~ annnnn
eng $ n,uua,fle. sl2malizcd him as 0ae n ih9se
fai bi1Dd-d. 4smHi4f laderg rio ,c7aid sell nus
yidldU1ihet's hijc far doHr,i anil trhO rdeH Louder
ot Hc H@sr YKTHH GHaes uerer bad time Ia
alar He consideration u any qaestoa n UidmdHiy-
AuI II WA dsubdD ttfuc tial - mah ral aud mPor
tnil 0aft drgoaol ulat hat Congress- ~ 10 leave III
II tine ~ discussing nlsfnHt1as Nj / nm - en-
uaasaHrg tud nd sp5,fd u give ut'tuect excite
alda. u He Saoh eaaaot i1nt han 10 preside ora.
r Seaaf tnc sioaH gladly record hc 1tct aqd act IN
riec at.
We find de C1,alog with gn.d deal morr If the
5lmc sort, at al In rbe S.uhrm Ciss Joural, il pun
p,r- b. e>nac'ed ton Tho account 81 lhr late Lac1
EusoSHf. t,u4ya#lu IA Gr5rIia. nfalnalV published
IA the AlHedlav1r Federal Union .fjU1e =, anil
th,nee .ap.,l mia Iae Fo6daa orlhe IS inst. NJ
Il. A.lusre,, the Spokesman, very aage aad con
spei8a, t15ileI IA ttfofa. aud would have been CIV
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

The Senate tool, up aud agreed to the report
of the committee of Conference on tue Army
Bill
The Territorial bill reported by Mr.. Clayton,
was then taken up and MesSrs. Underwood, But
Ter, toote and Westcou discussed the bill on its
merits.
On motion, the Senate then adjourned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

FE7lIE SUBSCRIBER has on hand large Stock -
II Questionable Ribbons. plain and figured, Of all
widths. 50 # them will answer 10 dress common
B5nnes, aud he will do Tor faacy aad ornamental
USE Price Cd cen's. JOHN J. PURViS, A9'r
p 5. am Ibis day receyinga large lot Of Bonds Of
various kinds. sent from Auction Sale in Rich nond,
which viii BE- sold at about hall their -alnr
july 3--ls If JNO. J. PU RVS, Ag't.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31

sons aaj VIRGINIA Is i'r m''l'er "i Il u. satsn'a
md s,,,s In, j. elapgh Il auy fn41. an II Is
eaau-.l fsr y5a - eai hen a. yaaf osa-ypa ha1gs
,oatsoyes N h,e9rias Henry Clay Nlae e1a mp 'ae
his disfni,trsleI.isss uosy. a5d "- Ia I'll fr!pa,
all Anorca. emil see htn. A. va VII sar ll'n aad
near liu a. ,ou ~ llt5f lin frt"h tr1n rSP.nen
~ TEACHER II eter1at pl'ir1l rf1ih5 al witness '
f,es f,r tfee3oU atap.i lfea,'s los II I'D Inn |
H. A.WiSE."
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-07-31
CONGRESSIONAL

WAsnfSGroS, July 25-P. NJ.
L. s. SENATE.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23

.rnTrrF --etled Proposals. wi D be received b Che
lNtomeiuee On Charity ans aims qn'lI ns n ,5 C
fou Aouefuct Board iI The City oi Ne"loIt' PIG a--
M 80 II, ienefh N The best lasden water Pie no inches
me also or the length OF csst-ron water pipe on
inches bore % be laid across tie BED oi me aieN ~
nom the foot Of Oas Hundred aud I"sniS.i 80, 49,,
Islaud-(the cssl-ron pipe shall hs' suAc5sLl
nuber Of bail and socket joints 70 permit ITS proper any,
t.ton 10 h. bed Of the Tver-ior the preparation on w
he'd Of he river receive the pipe and ior me GOVERNS
M of the same with heavy gravel OF other proper uA
terals Toe pipe viii be subjected 70 sueh Pioo' ' ~
bs mae. ion the work must include the expsn.s Of
the materials and labor necessary for the compistot
he came according 20 the plans and specinca'.ous l-
u be- presented for eXanhnsi'n' e7 mere "'''''
toned -,........., .,.t
Frri.eer as the Committee Of Charity arc Aiml ,'t
ponf r that purpose and % shall be- c0np'esi 1J INC
ss'sfss,oy security will be required for The perform
bs man and profile Of the line Of pipe together with
ths specifications Of The maietss' aliieu','t -.s
b. ready for examination ~ the once OF me Cfoisn
duct Board in the City Of New fors; on tAe "a u1y ~
february inst and te Engineer viii be in -itsna TO
make the necessary expan,ticn' 81. .t.r.,
The full names of a ss,ns thst arc paFes % lLs pr,
oosinOn must be written ont 10 the slsnhinI i9
The Committee reserves 20 themselves me ush 70 81
cent or reject proposals fhsl mas be ouefeg Tor e
the above pipes for the whole OF me sDove ossou
ork as th.y NAV consider the plbc interest 70 o.
New.York. Feb. Us, ls48. 30 w.
-zTPKEIE COUBT-in the matter Of ne epPa ~.
- ION o h- Mayor. Aldermen and Corm9utits ~ me
CITY Of New-Yors relative u the opening Of bfoaaway
from Twenty -ffstsIeet 70 Twenty hiih-s,Itr alo
public place bounded noTihsIiy by Twenty 49,.
eser bv The Finh'av-uur and esierli hy Broad way
n he ri fifteenth srd OF -ai1 cfyPuhc notice Is tfe
v gwen Ay the Mayor Aldermen ond Comm 'hhy OF re
& Of New York pursusnt o. stature Oh such case ~
and provided ths th- said the Mayo ati Ils s- m
anay o. Tue City of New-l ORR Intend - maze apYl
nan ~ the supreme Court Of he State OF New ior< AZ
Of the said Courtto be eif tue
In he CITY Of Newt ork the trt Monday OF ach next
being the sixth day OF March 1880 az the cpenlog o We
Court ON that DAY thereafter as counsel can ~
-ears fr the appointment OF Comm 90 fsnar
and ASSORTMENT 10 the above entitled matter that te ba
tue and extent Of the improvement IS the opening OF
Road v-ay from rst-street 20 IWeui {fn go
sf he ruiic place bounded uortierlg by TwertIii D.
an essrerly by the Fh-avenue sod westerly by
~, e Feb ~ io ies5 WILLIS HALL,
UftvbG Counsel 10 the Corporation
NOTICE no WHEELWRIGHT@.- gio'
qosas will be received by the subscriber 81 me- once
rti Inc 18th inst " for making one HOOK ana Leo
der Truck Specifications for O same csn BE- seen IS
shove CORNS. V ANDERSON, Chief Enein-ef'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

CHARTER CosvESrIos This Convention met
s, evening and resumed the consideration Of the Report
q the Committee on City Officers
Mr. cos;elyou of.red the following SUBSTITUTE 10 'N'
45fb section, viz:
The City Council shall appoint, from time 10 time as
spy surveyors FOR the City they think proper ana *
tb.1 nsaiiOn; but the opening or faolns on any
.,f.-t avenue or public square, the street Com
1wbcn 90 directed By the Common Counclll snaH -
Tor sealed proposals These proposals SHAH De oPsnS, ~
t,e presence Of the City Council, or conmttes % ~
..me when they shall determine TO ave tine "oiA " ~
lowest bidder" Accepted. 49,.
Mr.. Dleman offered the following substitute to tie 'on
section, viz. c,
arhs Cty Cou-oil may tx the compensation oil me CoI
.c,r al an salary, al certain hAen per cen
The money coilested by him but such compensation spa
moi be altered during the term Of the Incumbent H0
esptei ,.a - .a.b Ward a
o,.,.hls who shall perform such duties az are ~ "a"
directsd % like officers IN Other counties IN thS
Tb,v hail not DO considered a. attacne1 70 ts IO'o
force except when specially required BY the maJo
Chief Marshal" Accepted
IN. Convention were engaged In discussing other por
ton. ~ The bill until a late hour in the evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-02-23
NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.
CITY lrkMs.

rrxSpAN. fco. "a
-. vxlrsxx-rhis mornings gloomy eiooo'
-, ~, I. am storm Il rata sed snow. which
...s.n ar~4ry aAy iSr the miitsr, dsmsn'Hsu'n
s.l srrnsnies srv psrssns thro1sh tne 'uee's' 0u'
-, ,.s,ns rather torlSga appearance and ,ot bueA
V.s ss,s>rsuSo vii - uaae IN l1s' Vac" "'~'A' NV
$40. -, s,ssh' H. wear sse'
r.,., ~ pxsLAr-This case did not come on
80. 1850, e-isr 70 the absence Of Mr.. Graham one
- ne s~sossi fsr prisoner. at Albany
~, s.yxpyRoN DssrsUcrIos A fire broke
a, M p. tals noraias In the public house Kept BY
~, s-,.n On tie E0arth avenue between Twenty ninth
"a rslrsth sts twas erst discovered 10 the bar room
.sssA Vas snveioge1 In Games when the Officers Of 70
uss arrived UPON the spot. Afer great e>eruons ,p
800 ~.-p ,aesued This IL the second occasion THIS
suiras las Been Gre within the last three months
PERSON DROWNED The body OF man whose
s,, Supposed 70 Be OSen discovered about ha.
...t seven MS uorsing. near the pier a. -
fS.sSnsn Lynch. A Inquest will be he'd '0-0A''
avscrrn ,soN DRowSISG Anne
-, ith her child recently arrived oy vac SHY
H>.cius ron Liverpool socten' up -
,NAfie descending the ships zoe iue - -. ,
Cor, thar periicus situation y the eAei''O
's,,so.- n syer sut others and provided win cou
slt.se quarters for the night In the FIRST "~fo
hosee - Mill, ,n,nleeded
I,bo NJ Baxter and James Persin'' was Ilsesa ppos
-, charge u stealing $50 pounds Of rope Nsioso
49, -. property Of Mlit,n @ and Wm smith, on ,hs
- - i-nu.rs ls. Tue accused was found guilty sn9
,,m.naed sor Jacob Fsrdon was ihsn
GO M. fsAl fos having the I'd q August sst
-. ~ j. In ~ Kice 20 receipt for go with M
a., to d-frand the Mayor Aldermen snd Commonaiy On
S..yors The evidence saduced on the pe't OF tn-
.s,t,o, sid not sustain the indictment. aod the 9y
ssoa, lssvns their sests acquitted the accused Inc
Courl then sdJourBed.
SPECIAL sgssIoSs-Jsmes Williams was ioun1
guilty Of stealing two coats from Geo &c Moore ioI "i0-
.nee he WAS sent u the Island for three months
Iohn Sug.nt for stealing cloak and hat ron J@ne'
po.rs wss sentenced to the Penitena'y for SIX months
John Riley. for stealing cloth CLOAK from I4'''0'
uallxsn sent TO the Pentenfisry for tnree
.csreu Iennox for stealing bar Of iron from Jonn nan
~Dv vas sentenced 70 the City Prison twenty day
tsfsy Hogs,on stealing iron head from MI Nea rem
1880 sIx n,ontns = Mary A. NcCusky, for ste iiing
txo peees ofcslco from samuel Towle 70 The cry fnso'
for 30 days