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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-08-07

Port of New York, August 2, ls4s



july .GFS s'Ssasa
neIl from Bath pemsTara days out. A VI oA'a'
Sem sad in .Se s1
Bark Arthur Picl erine (of Boston Nckerson Trieste 60
ga a off Cape Re s S s
from Mobile for Barcelona.
s'sf ras s. o ay r's p %s .ss
ssr re- s' ballast
s sa Ss osSn for Ms asy
G GiSs' Summer. Es.,par lu Ws sail. to
h aam ha1Ss Wnsss Ms s a.v with
B sss SS E % t.
stones, toNevins 4 Co. ~
Win S Sss: C b fssnsss Pr IS days
Brig "a, Of hGS%asOn Wade St Martins 10 days
W., R,s ~ ss1ss Boston, in
Es'os hound
sps r. On Friday n 81 Fknsrs Island was Tu into BY tie
Br schr James Brain, Robins, Yarmouth days, to
sei Matilda Wooster PASSPORT days. lah to sturses
sehr italian, Pickett Cherryhed, days, with lumber to
Eliza Clark Eastport with lath &C. to Smith
schr Ellen, Bear Boston with mdse, Foster Nckinson
schr Amanca opheia nodgdon wilamstown, Nc, 5 days
to SS andT 1 USok on ~ days s with coffee
Of and from Baltimore.
Schr G Franklin, Stuart, Virginia. 8 days. with corn
schr VIM Henry, Tarbox Bath, days, to II Mason.
Schr l. Vose Eben. Machas, 10 days, Brett Vose
Schr Sirius Small. Machas, 10 days, to Snow.
Scbr Foster Ca Ter Mahias ~ days, captain.
Schr Meranda Harmony Delaware City, days. with IRON I'D
to New Baven
Rnggoid Simmons. Norfolk days sturge. Chairman
& Co.
Schr Bergen, Coles Richmond. days, to Hunter.
Schr Gaeua Tuy Washington NC, days. to the master
Schr Oliver Phillips Newtem, Nc days to IL Mitchell.
Schr Coral Miller Thomaston. days.
Schr Peru Hart Thomastop, days
Schr Joseph farwe, Alexander, Thomaston.
Schr Sovereign, -, Stouipgton
Schr Armada Kelly, Beverly.
Schr President Harrison, Nickerson, Beverly.
Schr Palos UdelL Rondout, for Newburyport.
Schr Philadeldhia, Sturges Kinston, for Salem.
Schr Manhattan, -, with lumber
Schr Alice (new) Warren. RI
Schr Challenge Costar, Thomaston with lime
Schr Envoy, Shurrer, Thomaston with lime.
Schr Franklin, Pierce, Thomaston, with lime.
Below.
One bark. and bern brigs
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csNor, "No ~ "Nonp They prefer TO nut nm man
without pincipl.s-or, II he has any, he is afraid to
disclose them. Here tumult was observed In the
crowd and an angry voice exclaimed, BY God. you'd
better hut mp Go t. bell you damned whig rascal -
strength Of the great body the democratic party
srorg the yeomanry Of the country. An effort is
ssoaod 10 svds and distract US forssd on the
public mind. and the result is. that man who was
once the idol Of our party has gone of and formed
did rot get life tenure in the Presidency
C'Three eroans for the traitor Oh oh oh y Out
of his bailiwick he can't get enough Of men who
can rec ana wie 10 cast single vote Let all such
go and join the abolition party and may God speed
them they can't stand upon the platform of Jefer
fon ana Jackson-n they want to marry with the
sbo'itionists | say go and the the better!
The constitution is an instrument made up of COM
gre granted which cannot be denied and every good
citizen ought TO try and settle them in such way
20 90 no injury to any portion Of the Union The
movement has been made by man who owes us every
Thing and now, in the evening Of his life be should
he dcwn en- his knees praying for the good of the
party wish had some water. e. God damn you,
you'll choke YETI "Shut up. or III knock hell out
ofyou' "Iurah hurrah ,) Place the whig party
in power for term and it's the best way to secure
domipancy for the next century, they could not
carry on the government-t would be impossible
word more, and ] am done. e. Go on, we couldn't
have any thing better. That's a Hoosier for youn
"Ha ha ha - MIR. Bright, however, concluded.
notwithstanding the advice to go on, by pledgng his
State 10000 majority for the democratic nominees
? He was followed by Gov Smith, of Virginia and Mr.
Clark. Of Kentucky. When they had got through
fnere was tremendous cry for Capt Dan. Drake
Hehrie The Captain at length made his appeara nee,
ana gave the indian r-whoop in the most approved
style Gentlemen said be, three cheers for Cass md
buutr (Hurrah hurrah hurrah y We can't fol-
'he gallant Captain for the very sufficient reason
tbat ne spoke in most discon nected strain He had
evidently been practising at the bar and didn't know
what he was talking about lie accused Gen Taylor
OF being coward and n scoundrel SC. SC We will
90 Mr. Ritchie the justice to say that he appeared
very much annoyed. and endeavored to quiet the
captain but Intellectually However, all things come
stopped
Mr.. RIroHIE then stretched his ha nds out, as if he
were gong to give a bepediction to the crowd He
faid they bad bad glorious night Of it and he ad-
vised them all to go home and go to bed. This
about one O'Clock this morning 18th August) The
band played the much admired quick step Go to the
devil and shake yourself MIR, Richie retired aud,
IN short time the resumed its usual quiet
appearance
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NernId 1Iarinc Lorreapondenoa.

KEY July 49, ls4a-The departure the schr Hudson
no S az yoS a ~od IN
@ Of SsHs last
this % has &c SsS and reed her and she
The District Court has not yet made decree in the of
% o sna By the
ss ns % D rG s1 rSs for n
her Consequence Very favorable
%snt drafts 0; ew York par thirty days sight
made By the Filth Auditor in the ortusas Light have almost
. our hSps' Of ss another yse
miles and vessel hardly ashore without
s bod an % Ta
win hardly be credited BY the thousand daily re:d
the @ h iS s
from SsT . q the East to % the without
dred souls FOracaoI.t command its
Will in prbaSty expended annnaly
for ten Or fifteen years District Court Of the United states
the value Of ADOPT Fifteen hundred thousand dollars
sam .a,sS
vain enough ynse that the Postmaster General would DO
and states with has s e dsy %
altogether without Whenever man ia Charleston
P ss hs s
he @ M Uniform SaS iS a sad
Yours. &c. t.
miscellaneous.
the Exchange sAss at s % Il vi" .s
Of steamer Europa for Halifax and Liverpool viii
Letters can 5e Pre- paid to their destnaticn '''
Bn BaRs TSseT Of hs Rsu1e Pad
sS Baa s,S S JAM n 70 G% q Essn
which was on fire from having been struck by lightning few
did damage rigging csPa sns q By the snS
until the ERE was enectuay and did depar
accomplished for the resumption of the voyage.
SoHR JuIIETA communication appeared in the Portland
al
Juliet of Portland had been captured by steamer Ale
and gives The following explanation affair Some
ons xo s y au Gowns
COMPLAINT against the schooner and after she left Rio the
side they got sfou the schooner and csrred away her o
yard and sprung her fore ,Opma &c which made necessary
board which could AUTH rze then, detaD her Capt expect
"srTHB noHroS, late master Of bark Pancihiita"
LAvsc,n-on Tuesday morning last from the ship yard of
eddy @ sarbncE Co. Of Nantucket and Is 70 be- empcv
ed in the sperm whale fishery under command of Capt vede
AZ Bseh recently ~ John Chcever copper fastened brig
ows. eheevs ESQ., and od %SS &.S G
command her AZ the place oy Jonah Holt ESQ. ane
the iot Holt Es and iS otSsPs@.t
be commanded BY Capt Thos Cogns Both vessels
Packet ship Queen Of The IVES. Ballet from Liverpool for
Foreign Ports.
CoNsrANrIsopIr July s-An s. Lawrence Hodge Malta D.
David DYER, Cooper Odessa; lst Niagara, Hall, do
CrpNFupGos July 16-Shp Louisville, condemned before
stated sold days bark Victor Clark from Havana
for NYork DIS; brgsJ CowTerbwae BreyooI for Phadel
IL Higgins A. Coro, Cole for Boston, ldg Sid
bark Rouble, Foster, Philadelphia
Down, July 1901 Halcyon, Boston for 81 Petersburg
GUIANA II r. July 1s-Brg Imogcpc Rcddy for NYork.
LAcuAyRA July 22Soop Of war Albany, and brig rayettc
vile, Of Baltimore
for Gapol
MALAGA. July SID Naumkesg, Fisber, Cadir.
POM PRINCE, July MBrig Logan. Dednott, from Ban
for Boston day. and schr Pacific Gilman FROM Boston
via Jereme and sail In days. TO return latter port
10 load for boston
PAInspUv July l3In port victorns Mehrston, for Mobile
SsnyLDs, Jrly Esd laats, Brown, Boston
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TRIESTE. June lC-Arr Monmouth, TORY, no
potion the 2lst,
VENICE, June 23-Arr Maria Baker Havana
Home Ports.

TErsrr June lGArr Monmouth TORY. Norcans twas uUt
In port the 2ls-)
VrNicr, june 2S-Arr Maria Baker, Havana
Home Ports.
RI sroN aug 5Ar banks Wagram Ewell Cir5nti, Sicily;
Mary SHADE hoses and Elk Niokers)n Phladel hia hgs
ONO DAVIS PiCtOu; Nara bow, satimor Erie, Ryder
Sun Finn, and Quoddy Belle Fowler Phadeha sehrs henry
CLAY, Nuer do; alar Drisc II, Newark NJ; etr IL, Cam
burg Nichols Ho sard Crowe and VI Kiots base Work
Teegraped, ship Nath thompson; brgs Annie MoNabb lie
Montague steamer nator Signal for brg Cid ships 10
chnyar Wescott CadE Otheo Tnkhan, Wisc,sst; barks
Stevens st Stephens NIB via Ca'is Avol Kenirck Charles
tor, brgs franklin hunt Dcerara: franklin Taylor Bal.
tin oe Chickopee Emery Philadelphia sch Fountain obrok,
Fredericksburg.
NEWPORT Aug 3-Arr Try Guest CAIN Philadel.
phia
PinLAprpruA Aug Carr bark Roube Foster Ccnue-os;
lrigs Ida Harper Port Prince Amelia Clara st Johns, b.
Huness. Rue Rum Key America. Treaiwel Saem; Yankee
Rich Cherry field Sally Evans (rr) wiam st Thomas; arra
seeket Heard P,rta d: Ann Maria Smith Chareston
modore Tucker, Fasst Lubec Tcrerie POLAND, Boston,
AnaIes Candy Providence Iamartne, Heaon, Marbehead
VIM Pollard. Alexander Boston Townsend Ludam, Fall
River; Ashland 1hurlow Calais Heroine, Rogers Newark
Thomas Ireland Somers Boston, bopeton Deano Bedf rd
superb Tomln. New York; Friends Halet Boston cid, 9Th
ship Lucas Outerdge New Orleans ba Merrimac Bangs Bo
tom brips (Brl bancroft st Johns II; Palm Eldrdse
Boston; Oak Rydert Yankee Rich Portsmouth; vincenne
Losirg Portland; VIM Rogers Taylor Boston; Vicorine
Smaley do shrs hos Ireland Somer do; Souheer Baker
Provdcncs Timothy Pharo Lines do Friends Hart Boston,
superb Ttmn Aliens Point; Minerva, Robertson, Fall River
Minerva Davis do Increase Westcott Providence Glover
Cook New York. Lamartne Heaton Marbehead Harp Green
Albany Antares Candy Backwel lsayd Oregon, New
buryrort via New Castles Boston, Ilard. Aliens Point Town
send Ludlan, Boston,
PRovIDENcE, Aug Arr schr Eliza Meseroe Soper
River Sd, Hoagand Mallory, Philadelphia Sid 5th schrs
Mount Pleasant Cutehip Norfolk Union, Bangs Baltimore
Mars Hill Crockett PHILADELPHIA Bangor according wind
Passengers Arrived.
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Passengers Arrived.
IT MARTINs-Brg Attakaras-Mr VIM Ross and lady.
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I ISL OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Once August s. 1913
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER HAVING GEsr
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Young Capt JoseriS Yates William Yale Andrsw
ROBERT H. MORRIS r. n
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miscellaneous

LETTER BAGS Of ship Asburton, for Liverpool will close
the Exchange Room this day at half past ii o'clock Letter
Europa for Halifax aud Liverpool will cosc at ii
above Office tomorrow Tuesday at quarter before o'clock
Letters can lie pre- paid to their destination.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-09

o~ into twosav from Cumberland to Brownsville IS miles
and back and from Brownsville to Wheeling, SIS miles and
back daily by the Offices above named to be run aereeaoy
10 the following schedule-wil be considered.
Custerland 10 Broonsuie-Leeve Cumberland daily OF
9 m, arrive at Brownsville next days by Gam
Leave Brownsville daily after arrival at Pttsburg and
Wheeling mails, say at Al M arrive at Cumberland next
Brownsville to Wheeng-Leave Brownsville daily at 81
arrive at Wheeling same days by pm.
Leave Wheeling daily at m, arrive at Brownsville
sspns days by pm.
1853 From Cumberland, by Dawson's to westernport,
25 mics and back, week.
Leave Cumberland every Saturday at IL M arrive at
Westernpsrt same day by 7 pm.
Leave Wsstemport every Saturday at 4 M arrive at
Cumberland sanae day by II am.
1854. From Somcrheld Pa, to Sebysport, Md, miles
and back, once week.
Leave Somer6eld every Saturday at m, arrive at Sell
bysport Same day by liam
Leave Selbysport every Saturday at m, arrive al
Soa,erfield same day by 3pm.
SPECIAL OFFICES
Pronos,s are invited for supplying the following Offices
IN MARYLAND for the proceeds of said Offices respective
" limited to sum be named in the proposals IN each
Accident from Addison Pa, 10 miles and back, once
week.
Bcantown. from Piscataway, miles and back. twice
week.
Beaver Creek, from Hsgersown, miles and back, once
week.
Black Rock, from Hereford, miles and back, once O
week
Gainesville, from Elcos Mills, miles and back, twice
a week.
Clarksvie from Elicott's Mills 10 miles and back, once
week.
Cub HILL from Baltimore, 9 miles and back, once a week
Deer Creek Works, from Dublin, miles and back twice
week.
Double Pipe Creek from Middleburg, miles and back
once a week
Dublin and Grey Rock from Darlington, 8 miles and
hack twice week to Dublin, and week to Grey
Rock.
Flint Stone from Cumberland, 10 miles and back,
week. .
Good Luck, from Bladensburg miles and back twice
q week >, :,
Goshen Mills from Unity, miles and back, once week
Govsnstown zee Towsontown
Grey Rock, see Dublin, 49,, ana.
Hermitage, from Brookvie, miles and baok once
week. "a hoI orse
townsville from Libersytown, miles and back once
week.
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s MAR S
FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.

FOR NEW YORK via HAVANA.
1crEA The steamship CRESCENT CITY, Captain
~TftIEk Chas. Stoddard will leave above, on ES
- DAY MORNING, August 10. at 10 O'clock
for New York touching at Havana, at which place she will
only stop few hours Stae-FO0ms and berths be
cured at the office OF her agents but viii be considered
engaged until paid tor Passengers for Havana aer equeed
10 obtain passports. For freight or passage apply 10
J. p. WHITNEY & co. IS Camp street.
RATES or PASSAGE.
10 Neas York. TO Havana.
IL Saloons ..'..-S49 w $50 W
IN me Steerage...-......... .,.....,. % 20
Letters for New ork viii be taken free for Havana,
- cents per single letter will be charged and cents
a report having been extensively circulated that the
ecshI Wy would be withdrawn from the between
rev oneahS and New take occasion to say that she
~ peeh expressly for the trade between New York
tldyana anu New Orleans, and that there intention
the OF ne owners to make any change her route
JyzV j. Z. WHITNEY u CO., Agents
cszzs. STEAM TO BRAZos ST. JAGo-Regu-
NlAlkIkS laf faoReI-fhe superior eoppered and cop
sssazas.AA per-iastened steamship A u GUST A. Cart
Alfred Stevens will ply as regular packet between New,
Orleans and BaZ0S St. Jago. taking freight for Month Of the
Rio Grande and Matamoros, which VIII b foTari ne
delay ample arrangements having been made far ieams
Lighters etc 70 ms SrI,Y, q ~ ap263
n gems THOMAS E. ADDY & CO., BTazOs ST. Jago
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ECore.pondence Of. the Baltimore SUM-

w AS1INLTON, july IL 1910
.4ppointmats before the SegateFIhe Cosrt Of Isqa9TE-
.He1icaR Claims URder the Treaty-.HogemeRt OF Mr.
BcntoR-Ihc Session inst Commenced, S'c.
The Senate is now a long way behind hand in
the list Of promotions and brevets sent to them
They have got only as far as Cerro Gordo, having
come regularly down in the order of the battles from
Palo Alto, Resaca, Monterey and Buena vista, to
Vera Cruz and Cerro Gordo. Some hundreds OF
promotions date from Cerro Gordo and the battles
before the City of Mexico
Breyet Brgadier General Whitney has been APP
pointed TO fill the place of Gen Cushing IN the Court
of Inquiry in the investigation of the charges pre-
ierred against Gen. Scott by Gen. Pillow.
The Mexican claims are to be adjusted on the
somewhat narrow basis of the treaty ofpeace, which
limits the indemnify for uniquidated claims to three
! and quarter millions. The original holders OF
Mexican scrip were compelled to sell it in any way,
at from six to forty cents in the dollar Those
! claimants whose claims are unlIquIdated nave 10
take fourth Of the amount or nothing and VIII be
| lucky not to have their claims thrown overheard
entirely, on some pretext other. Tins IS what Is
! boosted OF, as indemnify for the past
The bill reported on Saturday by Mr. Benton,
from the committee on foreign affairs, to establish
! board OF commissioners to ascertain and adjust
| claims on Mexico, is found TO be in direct conflict
with the treaty Of peace. The bill assumes to pay
certain claims to be passed on by the umpire bui
which, perhaps, ought to have been decided bv him
in favor of the claimants; whereas, the treaty. re-
quires that these claims should be again submitted
| to an umpire. The treaty provides for a mixed
commission, and the bill for an American commits.
sion The whole question relative to the claims i.
involved and perpIexed. The committee on finance
of the Senate, have reported bill TO pay the hqu
dated claims out of the treasury. The committe,
on foreign affairs have done the same thing TIL,
Presidents idea, that this portion of the claim wa
! 10 be paid, hereafter, ont of accruing revenue,
! IS not countenanced by Congress
! Mr. Reverdy Johnson, as was expected, made
capitaI speech in support Of the compromise of tn
| slavery question, on the Missouri line of 36 80.
| The House has become involved in most ami
mated debate on the Presidents treaty message
Congress has to all appearance, but just commence
the session. ION
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SIM REWARD.

=
ID AN AWAY from the sgbsenter. The 3th In7t negro
II man calling himself TRUMAN BERRY. he W.
is a we'll known dayman for the last 10 years IN tins
city and will try himself as IEee nan ne Is
built yellow complexion marked with small poX large wfils
Eers and he is getting gray his beard and head we last
heard from he was Al Bsc0e & Sims where he had been at
work and at THONGS Warren 5, below POydras MARKET
The above reward WILL be paid for his Apprehension au
evidence sufficient to convict the or persons haDobhs
him or S25 for the recovery Of the Negro; ..ia..
Ie22 tf II. +. WADE. d IthOuOn'
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ANTONIO CoBos.-This man has given as much
trouble to the police as old Ben Rose was wont
to give in his paInest days Of rascaIity. But late
ly Cobos was arrested on various charges of rob
berry, but somehow or other the genius of the devil
always stood between Justice and Cobos, and thus
deirauded that worthy lady of her Just rights
Night before last he was arrested by watchman
Fallon on the levee, with a bundle Of clothes for
which he could not account He had very neat
little jimmy" an instrument used to break omen
drawers, desks and trunks in his pocket when he
was arrested. lie will be examined before Recor-
der Genois this morning.
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rKyEIE roy DANIsf-aeed about 30 years, feet or9
iIeisss high eoUnIpxon cooper eoer: rather -
trriasd p . hbla sshissl p ~ ss ~ 81 ~
slf I:ti ;ss' lgs n abEs j Z III asal.lA
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W q
TFNHE subscribers have Just received additional ~
L supply ofvegy superior Gold and SilveI Watches 12A
with Hunting Gases Of NJ l. Tobias, Roskel aud ~
other superior makers also, Fine London DRpte1
Matches rich JeweIy OF the latest Styles comprising me
Gold Watch Chains KEYS and Seass Ladies BraeeetS'
Necklaces Breast Pins Gold Pencil Cases, Finger Rings,
&c Also great variety of FANCY GOODS seleelted 6y
one of the firm in the European markets. CONSISTING oil wore
Boxes Dressing Cases fine Fans RetcueS and other fancy
articles Also fine Scissors and Needles. Table KNIVES ana
Forks CaSors Candestiols, DOnbe and Single Barrel
Guns Pistols Revoyers Bowie Knives, Military Goods No.
&c for sale at moderate prices, by - - -,
ie}1 HYDE 81 GOODRICH. % ChsTtres St.
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SECOND WARD.-The following are the officers
the new Fire Company Washington No 90, To-
ted in the Second Ward of the Second Munich
tity: James Goding, President; Alexander
lark, Foreman; J. c. Goldsmith, Treasurer; I'll.
Levy, Secretary; Joseph Keibourz, 1st Assist
bnt; A. R. Robinson, Cd Assistant; Jacob, Won
hafen, Steward.
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LIKENEssEs Of relations friends do at moderate
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but those taken by himself j. NJ the public that his
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the His long experiences and constant practice are
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beautiful Genuine VOigtandeT Cameras 20 per cent.
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Plates at per dozen Seoys No for So 5guaIantied
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VI b v So

WANTED.
A SITUATION AS A BOOK-KEEPER wanted by
"A person perfectly competent and aceimated Unexcep-
tonabte references given, Please address w. V. b. at
the Crescent Office, 20 1t. Charles street. Jyl0 lw
WANTED
A SITUATION in q wholesale retail DRUG STORE,
IA by young who has served regular apprenticeship
the business, and give good recommendations. lie
would have no objections to take situation in the country.
For further particulars, apply at this Office. Je26 tt
TO MERCHANTS
A YOUNG MAN Of experience, and well eOHveTsant
"A with business wishes Situation, for the coming season,
in good Commission Grocery House. The best reeTen
given. For particulars apply at this office. my5
SITUATION WANTED
A GENTLEMAN from Alabama, who is extensively
N quanted in that State wishes situation salesman
outdoor clerk either in adry goods grocery house. Com
pensaton moderate, and is willing remain through the
summer He believes he make himself useful and profit
able to his employer. inquire at Ms Tayors, g Canal
street mhl6
GENERAL AGENT AND BROKER.
VNHE subscriber offers his services general AGLNF
i and BROKER in the city of New Orleans, and hopes
by his personal and dgent attention to business TO merit
the appreciation of bis employers As New Orleans viii be
his permanent place of residence persons leaving the city
during the and DESTROYS of employing
Agent attend their affairs during their absence may
have their wishes complied with by applying to the subsc
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BRUTAL AssAULT.-A man by the name of
David Peacott was attacked in Camp street at a
late hour on Tuesday night, and without any pro-
vocation on hls part, was shockingly beaten by a
gang Of eight or ten desperadoes, who after knock
ing him down, left him weltering in his blood en-
tircly insensible. The unfortunate man was unable
torecognize any Of his assaians, but the police are
on their tracks,