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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-22

SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE- SkLpISo, No. IL Todd's Buildings Penn.
avenue, Washington, D. c., agent
w. p JOHNSTON, M D., 7Ih street, opposite City Post
Office, physician.
Pamphlets explanatory of the principles and operations
of the company, be obtained application At tho
agents Office - Feb q
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commissioner Of tue UeheTaI Land O1hce
July 8-lawtd astt t
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The trustees have accordr Ugly declared dividend Of 50
lS4S, -
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i From Professor Mott, of New York, and Others.
l The undersigned have examined DR.. Banning's novel
views the mechanical pathology of many affections
the viscera and believe them be highly interesting and
worthy the serious attention of the medical profession
Il Valentine Mott, Stephen Brown
81 Stephen r. Kirby, Alex. B. Whiting,
| J. Kearney Rodgers, H. Mclean.
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ETEyTT prTRT,TCATTONS.

NE" EObl4lGE 4SASS'
NOR SALE by the subscHber-ail the LATEST PUBL
CATIONS of the day, among which may be found the
following
THE LITTLE WItE-By Mrs. Grey
PRIDE; OR THE DUCHESS The first OF the SEVER
CAPtrAL SIEs-By Eugene Sue - - :, NM,
Complete; - , -, --,,.1, =
THE PICTORIAL BROIHEH JONA1dAN' ioI the
home OF tsHRksPEARE-ByF w Fairholt p. $.
THE HENPECKED HUsBAND-By the author of the
i" History OF klirt."
LUCY HOSMERi or. the GUARDIAN AND HHo5T-by
THE TWO CGRPSES; 4 Historical ROmanoe-By Fred
enek Soaie; ,,rr G. ,c ~ ,,,v,.,.,,.
Je23G WELD n CO.' ~ lamp sLiest.
Agency Of the C9TdsfeHberg Company HcdsclHss'
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NEW ORLEANS
7EDNE&DAY NORNNG, OCTOBER ..

FIRST MUNIcIrALITY. - Lieut.. Viot, Of The
Tr6m6 police, called On us yesterday and stated
hat he was nos intoxicated at tie line he ordered
de arrest Of Morrison who was 50 badly beaten by
De watchmen on Sunday night. We made the
siatement that he was, on whatwe considered good
a'boriGy. So grave Il matter as the whole case is,
Will doubtless undergo an investigation, and when
The investigation Is had we shall do justice to all
the parties interested.
. F5ctpockets.-R Robert Richie, arrested in the
Place Il Armes on Monday afternoon, in the act Of
lici,.ug the pocket Of drunken man lying asleep,
END 'Fm. Ross and John Carter, brought to the
guarlbouse tho same day, on the charge ofattempt-
jug 10 pick Mr. Schultz pocket on board the steam
boat Magnolia, were yesterday examined before
JtecorIer Genos, and committed for trial before the
First District Court.
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D
tSlgnodl L. f. ARDREV, DAuBERr,
LAWRENCE CARNEY, y HICKEY,
FuoMAs llYNES. JAMES WALSH,
ANTHONY mENTEL.



TuRD Observation-Disclosures Homes
'yas yesterday arrested charge Of having felo-
nousy entered the premises of eI-Aidemsn Mon
ieth and stolen two gold medals Of considerable
value, about two months ago.
Cborga Of Robbery E1aniae3-9enry Heyse
and lohn Guidry, charged by Arend Stube with
r9hbiDg him Of $50 in money, were yesterday ex-
amiDed before Recorder Seuzeneau. Heyse was
discharged, and Gudry was sent before the First
District Court for trial, and required to give bail
IN the sum Of $3.50 for his appearance there.
The Murder Of Toan,anoa. Recorder Ssuze-
neau Yesterday took up The examination Of Charles
Wright, suspected, on the affidavit Of w IT, VIII
der Of being a party to the murder of ". IL. Ton
neman in the coffee house Of the deceased on the
Lsvee, in the early part of last month. After
hearing two or three witnesses the case was con-
lmued today, and the Recorder admitted the ac-
cused to bail.
Wgs,eriaQs-We learn from the Orisanian that
q barrel was picked up in the Mississippi river on
Monday afternoon. which, on being landed and
opened was found to contain the bodies OF two
white persons covered with lime, with no traces
the features remaining One of the skulls has
long hair, and from this the body Is coniecturad ia
be thar OF female. The Orleanan says:
We know not what disposition was made OF the
bodies whether they were inferred, or an inquest
held over Them An examination, we trust will be
made by competent physicians the mode OF death
0scertainCG; the sex Of the parties discovered
etc. Also, that "a strict scrutiny be recommended
in nll yDs river towns and plantatons-that the
barre. he examined. and from its appearance. IN
ter1--s dedGced as to the lcngth Of tine it has
been n the water Some persons with whom we
nave gHnverset on the subject seem 70 think tlla
81 might have been SUNK by means Of weights al
cached thereto, opposite our cty-aud that lengtl
a time had tied the cords with which they were
fastened Tn Is is mere conjecture, however, but {
thorough iuvt stgaton Of SO horribly mysterious
nsurieg-as murder no doubt il has besn-may de
y4lnp5 some circumstances. or afford .eals clue
vhsashy 10 Ia9e eat he FafFSast17s,
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DAGUERRE0TYPE.

ELECTRO-MAGNETIC PORTRAITS
EF tire application of the above mysterious agent 10 la
ID gaergOyBc Ca discovery Of the suhaIibeT the under
signed is enabled produce PORTRAITS OF the nost
EIud G SINGLE SECONEcatgnlng the precise
expression instantly aud liking j, indeLbly upon the silver
plate. e Those who wish TO reatu IL their families good
LIKESE5sEs Of relations end, do at moderate
price Rooms corner Of Canal and ChagtIes
No. Chartras street. lmy3 lyJ ~. II. hUICHiEGs.
MAGUlEB'S DAEUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully thanks oI the liberal patron
81 ars bestowed him since ne fist had TIE honor Of
introducing the DAGDERRBOTKPE into NeWDTeans,
five yeap ago during which time ne has taken portraits
than any other person in the world dis specimens were
exhibited the Fair competition with others taken by
the best operator from New cfE and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens exhibited at his establishment
but those taken by himself J. NJ assures he pubic that his
portraits viii DOntiHle be what they always have beeE
the His long experience and constant practice are
the best Inducements persons DESTROYS Gs instruction the
beautiful art Genuine Fogtisnder Cameras - per cent.
cheaper than any the city e other articles the same
Plates e per dozen 5covils No for 50 2-guafanued
the best plates made in the United Stses Cases 81 IS and
50 90 New York Cameras al ais.
- Orders from the country promptly attended to.
az Entrance No. s CAMP street mill If
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1th Numerous testimonials are file at the Company.
Office which would satisfy the most increduoHs leet
Just received from Joseph P Hall Suffolk. Va contains Inc
- The Dysentery Syrup cures in every case
- The progt IS dai coming IN from e0crH SIoIe
an the UntOH ,.-.,
This extraordinary medicine should be resored to the mo
rnent any bad symptoms appear Seaen, boatmen fay-
eers and all Others should have supply as lis umso use
The medical faculty are astonished at its power freely
coutesng that there other medicine at all TO tie COM
THE CHILDREN'S PAN CEA 49,.
Is equally scacOus in al the bowel and st2mach compahts
Of Children. No mother physician should he WllnogL H.
~" The General gent for LOUISIANA ana Ississpl Is
D. HBNSBROUGH ~ Camp street, New Orleans, La
9" '-'O''' EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York August. 1913. 10 ,o
Camp street ALFRED HUNTER, corner Of Exchange
Place and CustOmbouse street and by DRUGGISTS gen
eraiIy. TIOS COOK, Postmaster city OF Lafayette; j.
l.. VAN BOkkELI4EN, corner Camp and st Mary
Es JOHN FGELk Ell. corner Ievee and Seventh Sis,
LAFAYETTE snd CHAS. BENNEOT CauolltOu, Louisiana.
P. S.The GrGCtenbsrg C0mpGnB gre dcStr0ns Of pro-
the Services Of respectable ente tH eJefy TORN
an the UEjO business U2Ch mil be GeFg tHcT9ft5e
b. addressing the Company, (NO BroadwaS, New York;
post paid particulars vii ha furnished
4 r0us Ia%R
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ton. say Sterling 63ft682l pet pln. New York 60 day
Bills, lfiD2 PCT. disc Sight Checks, laF0i get pm
FREGHTS.-Ahhough the supply Of vessels IS larger,
the foreign ports have advanced slightly We notice
to-day the ship Ancona for Heve 5sc for Cotton,
the ships Lapaud aad bic EspindOa for Liverpool at l6d
iu Cotton and I0j for Corn the Peter Marcy and the Le
high. for The same port at 1924 for Cotton.
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SECOND MUNICIPALITY. - Discharged. - An
drew Keaten, charged by Mrs. Hannah Denaan
with stealing silver watch some nights since from
The diaing-table, in her house on the Levec, was
yesterday examined before Recorder Baldwin and
discharged, the evidence failing to support the ac
cusatiOn.
Barney FiNsimmons, brought to the watchhouse
on Monday night, on the accusation Of Stephen Con
ely, oChaviug stolen his cow, was also discharged
without examination as itappeared by the yolun-
,ary confession of the complainant, that the only
ground for the charge was that he found Fltzsim-
milking the cow, and it appeared this was only
slight compensation for the trespass Of the animal
in feeding on hay the accused had on his premises
10 feed his horse.
Serious ARRAY bett0ecn Y0uths.-Edward Nc
CluskyI youth about Is or 10 years Of age, was
brought to the watchhouse on Monday night at the
request Of Mr. w. II. Dumas, who happened 10 see
HIM inicl a violent blow with a stick on a lad
named Francis Faby, about - or ii years old, on
ST. Charles street Faby yesterday made affidavit
10 this fact, and furthermore deposed that the blow
knocked him down and deprived him Of his senses,
and that It was inflicted with intent 70 kill He has
TWO severe, but not dangerous wounds on his head,
one OF which Is very close TO the left temple. The
case is 10 be examined to-day, and the Recorder re-
qured $500 bail for The appearance Of the accused
We learn that the afFray grew out of number Of
youths coming from Lafayette to New Orleans, on
the night it occurred, TO fight another party Of OPP
pos,e political opinions They had some fighting,
and hs ARRAY followed. Il is TO be regretted that
party rancor is carried so far as to Undue ouryouths
with such spirit
The fiaH Case.--We Yesterday mentioned that a
white man named Newell Hall, and a negro named
Tgncy Clark, were arrested on Monday evening"
and charged with attempting to defraud Mr.. w. w
White, an Exchange Broker on Camp street, Of a
large sum Of money, p F. Jordan, the clerk and
agent Of Mr.. White, yesterday made affidavit that
tall made the attempt on representation that
there $4,000 belonging 10 Toney, who is alleged
80 be a slave Of Mr. Andrews, residing in War
rem county Mississippi, in the hands Of Messrs.
Brown q Johnson of Vicksburg, wlichrepresenta-
ton the deponent believes Hall made with know
ledge iGwas false. The sum sought to be obtained
on this alleged pretence was $1,000. The case was
fixed for the 3ls inst sufficient time being allowed
Hall to obtain evidence from Vicksburg, which he
says is material to prove his innocence. Both he
and The negro were rcmanded TO jail TO await
examination.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

LAFAYETTE CITY COUNCIL.--A regular meet
iug OF the Lafayette Council was to have been held
last night, but there was not quorum present and
no business was therefore transacted.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFrIcE,

UestIaE N-gIILl VGsUU5T q, Io89. }
Business has been Oieraby active market for three
DAYS back the articles which have attracted attention
being Cotton Corn and Flour the last however having
again slightly declined in value. Provisions Of all kinds
neglected and prices inchnng downward.
The Niagara advices have 70 hand, and accounts
from Europe week later Ito the l4 inst nearly
due by the Liverpool steamer Hbemia.
COTTON.--The intelligence by the Niagara, which we
published on Saturday morning hast uDiayOraba for
Cotton Fair aud Midding Orleans having further receed
al Liverpool d. leaving The quotation for the former 455d
and for the latter 3sd This intelligence has given buyers
slightly the advantage the transactions of the past three
days which reach the large Of 900 bales, fol-
lows 900 bales on Saturday 1900 Monday, and 3000
to-day the bulk Of which have again been for English ac
count We therefore slightly reduce quotations, though
we wnud remark that easy effect purchases Il the
lowest figures. The receipts this port show excess
OFF, 9Is bales over those TO same date last year
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

TTPNyARDs OF 100 bottles OF DR. C0LEMAN,S
u -GONORRCEA MIXTURE have been sold during the
past yeat without complaint in nge instance liver ten
dozen used IA our q : Hospital = ing "a 4ieLl5 sI9,
az sHle where fails thc eEey Ti he ejahNe 90 7fefY
esz5 go god b. Il I'm sEl Is LaA:t.5s lLtes. 20
Al iiH ~ ~. t;tIi.t1 Al 8 Es!tst 81 sIts
@s Ea%S5Rvss as-sr - SF~s
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Bark Nashua Ocean, PhiadephIa, j. H. A-hbHdge
Arrived YESTERDAY:
Steamship Portland, Place from Galveston 22d inst to sr
Ship ;qana barrett, Is days from NsRYor to a Cohen
Ship oswego Ingesoll 10 day, from New York to J. W.
Stanton s G0-2d nv.
Ship Tahmaoo Sinclair, u days from New York to
Ship Buras, IeCruw, p days from Boston to mister
shr Oneoo Drew 50 dogs from Bremen to l. H. Gale
Ship LaSiand Simpson froul Boston Oct 9Th in ballast,
Ship SrESoss:, illiaid % days from New Yotk, ts A
Ship Cen Vsaza Dudley returned III distress, 10 Cbas
Ship Mary Wsd. Lille g days flon Kennetunk. Me- to
Ship Jacques Lqli,is Gr) Casper Il days fom Hayre to
Bark CONVOY. Trese@tt Il days from Charleston to s L.
Bark no Bioa6om, (Bf> Roy 8 days from Liverpool TO
Bark standard (BTJ Rtche So days from IsBe Iceland
, in balaSt, TO hGlloweI 4 Ieck-3d my
Ia ballast to master-2d my
Big Adams Cray, Schne5cu, from Havana, 14L inst 10
Brig Padenc, ls2j sampre IL days from Malaga to mas
te--lst my.
Oregon, Hem, from Mobie
Courier NJ artin, I'm the Bsiize.
Belle Creole Cbampomier Bsvou sa9s-l22 bales
Elisha Landry, fin Baton Rouge.
Bulletin, Church, in Csir6-i755 bales colon.
AlgOma, CleEeiandi fn! 81 Louis bales cotton
BTUHSNlgk. hughes. I'M 81 LOUIS.
Tagi0ni Coles, I'm Cincinnati.
TUWbOat LOuisl lie Duncan IN the Passes.
TnwbOat Persian, Andrews, I'm the Passes.
fowbnat Shark, PiGnegaT fin the Passea.
Fowhoat swan Smith, I'm the Passes.
T0Wb0at Caledonia. WhitnoTe, I'm the Passes
T0wbcat Pat Henry, Miller. TN the Passes
Memoranda:
TOwbOa Caledonia tOWeG down and TO the 70 inst
bari, Gertrude and Hamlet.
TowJoat Swan towed down and sea the 22d inst
brig Pamaho, to the Bar, slap Constantine.
TOwUUat Persian lowed down and to on the ed inst
shin Caspian and bark Eliza Thornton.
Tovh0at Shark lowed down and 70 the 9th inst
shin Gertrude and bark Brenda.
Tovyhoat Louisville lowed down and to 2lSt in,t
ship Suffolk
TowbOat Pat Henry tOEed down and 10 the 22d
inst, bark Saragossa and scET. "A. l.. Scranton
Spoken:
On the % instant of the Hole the Wall, ship Equity
from Boston for this port On the 18th inst, of TOrggas
Dr.. bark Canton, hence fer Liverpool
Passengers:
Per steamship P9rtiGnd from Galgesf0p.-ME5. r. d.
BloruIau and family, Mrs.. Osborn Messrs. J. MCCraw
Curtis, J. Vance, Rawls. Hale Martin, Halpin, Iarne
Haunmel, Butler, and Brown
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

AcGDEET.--A man whose name we were una
BILE 10 learn, fell from q horse he was riding, on
Hsvia street yesterday, and while lying the
pavement received a severe wound in the face, by
the horse Kicking him
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S NM S.

3Ef For Vera Cruz. FIRST YESSEL.... The
sSJA hne, fastsa iilHg schooner d. C. FOSTER, Capt.
saA- Canied, havns half her cargo en- gagged and gOng
board, wih lave dEpatch For hnanee Of freight or
passage kavgg line accom- sodatons apply on board the
Triangle Building,
% j. W. Gibbons, rs Cnstonhousp street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25
MONTHLY BULLETIN-No, 8.
nvsENrERY. pLARRHGA. e.. po.,t.gslg Cnrea

H IN Il FED fTpNFS.
THE GRAEFENBE re
COMPANY pledges ltselt
TO the following facts
LIST. The GrGeJenbGr g
- rs eEtETV SyTG ?
will cure the DyseRtery, Di-
arrhRa, ETC.. in twenty-tOui
hours.
ID. 4 cure Is warranted
10 matter how bad the case
even if the discharges are
bloody and constant. The
money is Instantly refunded
if a cure is not the result.
81. Thousands of live
have been saved by its use
in some instances where tht
-s,..,f- kss.rs, t7ns, rrtf-gu q
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rrrIc.rAaA HOusE FOR sALE.

yyvHE LEASE. FURNITURE and GOOD WILL OF
~ EET iC'IANA HOUSE, is offered for sale. Al
The house viii accommodate nearly one huqdred fg:
boariers and IS full eight mouths ln te year a
bs great source of profit he present occupant wishing
tenn. For PARTICULAR apply the premises, corner Of
Jg LA a n JAMES ROACH.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

MEATS-MEATS.
5aa-s@-5Fa The subscriber bsgs leave TO IN ez5.ss&A
4Sss RI form bis friends and the pubiG, stAesss
RS%s4k that he has eslabiishels DEPOT, tSs~1H
.G4s-sA- at NO. 2 co " III 2 r + ssazsz2ssa
SfeT ybeTe he viii keen on hand snd Furnish at hour,
FRESH BEEF, MUTTON VEAL. PORK. ROAST
INC PIGS. CORNED BEEF SPICED ROUNDS,
SN0K ED DO, TONGUES, 6 GIE FISH &c. &c, Ilav-
nE purchased from the Paenee the privilege OF using hep
parts Patent Preserving he keep 10 perfect state
Of preservation all pershabs Provisions and can furnish
them from one day TO month old being kept IN tenn
peraure Of $50 400 Fahrenheit he invites the public
ms Stalls Nos and St Marys Market, 81 al the Depot
az III, JOHN GALPIN.
ST@ steamboats, Steamships, and Vessels Of ali kinds
furnished at The shortest notice.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

IN offering to the public this and valuable remedy iOF
Consumption, Bronchitis, ASTHMA, Coughs Gods etfi
wa auueDd few notices of the character and efficacy OF the
medicine Numerous testimonials may be seen IN papu
let for distribution the agency which sneeis are lnv
TO obtain Itmay be proper 10 that Dr. D. IS An eneh
practising physician OF twenty years standing agradnAleO
the University of Pennsylvania.
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5:ISTE !;

s5v PRTY4TE LESSONS ONLY. -4Z9
~ ! GOMEZ Editor Of La IatriG viii devote few
IT, hours during the day to give instructions IN the span
ish Tanguage Mr. G. has adopted newand easy method
By which scholar can learn Oead speak and translate the
Spanish Language IL Two or three months NJ. %,
For Terms &C. apply TO Mr.. Gomez at his office, No ~
Exchange Alley Cont street OF al the Bookstores Of
r. Steel IA Camp ST. Thos White, 50 Canal St, and
J. c. Morgan II Exchange Place, adjoining the Posotiee
~" If required, Mr. G. will give lessons at plight M
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rPgOL sTERY-TTOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
% CAMP STREET,

No. 90 CAMP STREET.
GtTI4K and Wonted Wonted and Cotton, and Cott92Gi
= CURTAIN DAMASKS, a very large and 6eanIsulHgi
assortment Fine B0bnet and Muslin White GU RIAINS,
Transparent Window SHADES: Paper SuTtainir 1i.p5
Holders Tassels and Cords; Musguito Bar ana NOS
NATTRES and FEATHER-BEDS CaIrIp en' M IN
Cloths Matngs Paper Hangings and b$sg+4; I n l,
Cloth and Curled Hair and almost every othei - uS
ally FOUND IN an OphO's'eis '-0 G16 81
above. - l-,,;rt;on aveouted With
liL3. = ii'"s'st' WIN JOSEPH ETfER, 20 Camp ST.
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M.MER .aRRANGFME.NT:


R1-The Cars will leave New Orleans and Csyolton eyerF
nom atteT1 clock Sundays, il the weather IS ia
~ The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave 20 minutes
frSm the corner Of BsFoune and Cnna s mvla tlstNoy
mr., n US, slEsrI2 Of WILD CHERRY and TAR
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-10-25

TIE DIFFICULTY IN THE IuIRD MUNICIPALITY
COUvcu,-We find published in the OrIeanian,
the following correspondence on the subject of the
difficulty that occurred at the last meeting of the
Third Municipality Council, between Mr., Flanders
and Mr. solomon:
New ORLEANS. October g. 1S4s.
frHh Wefi think you present al the last session of
'ua CpuHC!! OF the Third Municipality. VIII Jou please
siatEWsHt Of laCts they occurred there, ~ the
scene between the Alderman Of the Fourth Ward and
y. F FLANDERS.
To Nessr7. T. T Ardrey, l., Gaifyey Thomas HyRes,
F. DaHbcn, q. Hickey, Jas Walsh and Anthony Mente
New ORLEANS October %, 1913.
SIR note addressed to the undersigned of this date
is bsan received in which yOu ask 20 furnish state
Of The ed facts of the they occurred IN the
Council lbs last sitting which referred TO in article
fG the Odeauan 81 the Zlst inst
The business Of the meeting we believe had come 10 the
call Of committees Upon the call OF the Finance Com
uf'ae M Collins to read report and. having read
isw mCmCDis, passed the report 10 Nj. Flanders. While
reading tr Flanders Interrupted several tunes by Mr.
solomon who moved that the Clerk should read the report
IT. Flanders appealed TO the Chair who decided that Mir
g.. WHs no order. Mr. Solomon again iHteTuptBg, MI
tlaUae said tier eadng this report which proves the
Alderman of he Fourth Ward 5tGr, viii have nothing
NOE TODD with him.
r solomon then arose from bis seat and went towards
E Flanders approached near enough 70 strike but did moi
strike or attempt 10 do
The statement which has been made tst the President
cft his 70 give assistance Mr. Flanders whO in
~en0-iau crying out tO protection, incorrect
a1 the contrary, Nc Elunders perfectly CAIN, not
'L not cali for protection from any quarter but seemed
9pguy to protect himself.
Thus r have endeay0ged to give correct statement
Of facts, required.
IAwaEScE GtIRvEY, Z. HIcEEY
FuoHAs lYNEsr - JAMES WALSH,