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LARoENY.-Fanny NJ Smith and Catharine Dugal, who
charged Yh administering Opae 10 Jane Clark and
then FobbinG heo her iewey and clothing examined
before Recorder GtnO yesterday, and sent before he First
District Court for trial They admitted 70 bal in the
ann nfe each
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

S The case Of F. T.. Jumps pospoaei yesterday By
Recorder Baldwin, At the request Of parties, until FHsay
iha 9Th instant
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REcoRbnRt CouRr FIRsr MuRIcIPAEIrX.-Tha fol-
lowing issued yesterday, asd The parties AZ
Ieilea AoaEondlle Cqumbra me- chaFs with asaanit
iEE in the NeFeahe HIkai alere Eaue0s David five,
9sed ~ years Ihe scanp q SAID, knoczsd t1e woman
down. her eNiEeBe pQlectua rel 1n his 1lutol
viOsnce.s; James 4eGnmq, charged wn ulapuG 1hoa-
Harrr- will he eraf td-lr
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

LARGE ROBBERY-Jti5nsv Rsc0ueTsd. win. alaVg 9f
Captain Shenden srssfed The Second 1IunirpqlE
police yeste day, charged wth abbng Br Wiison ia Sa
street Of parse containing $3.50 The had tp II
ont Of her the atfss door and Whsn pursued by
Mis- W hs cropped The money aud took 70 bis hea1 fhe
boy states thar be passing b. the house. when an
o0us like regular oaef asked him II did not want g
make Iahe. pointed the and told him bow mBeA
money IT contained. Upon these hints Ed win acted.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

a MrxED " AFFAIa. a.-Thomaa Mc6onniek was exaai-
ined before Recorder Baldwin yesterday. charged hY n
drew Bf0die ih having committed assault upon him
From the evidence. chzis and stones mHs have been po
misruQusy used hY The paEa with the a5siance occa
s0haly Of Ms Ba0die additional cham 20 tho
scene he Recorder sent the matter before IRE kf lslrgt
Cont, that Judge AcienU might uafavs the a9 at hls
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

QUkER BARoENY--Tefer Mcdonald was brought Up be.
fore Recorder Baldwin yeserdag. charged with stealing
pair of boots of Of drunken while the patient
aslsep For trying oa' this trick in .ths proeaion he
was sent before the First District Court for Trial.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

FoRcIBLg ESTRy-E Gwan was tied yesterday. By
the First Municipality police charged BY Elizabeth Noel
with oFeiby entering ber house
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

TT The examination Of Marearet Jones. charged with
the crime OF arson, will take place until Friday. 6t
having been postponed yesterday by The application Of her
counsel j. O. LaTue, TO enable hm TO pucnfe additional
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

A HARD CAsE-1fn. Madeline Fueh romplained beioas
keeofdeF eEoa lhat her house had been invaded By nan
named john Anderagn accompanied by hrs DafEeerelt w
gD9nad, one Of the ult watch and some oheis o. anf
day last ard that heflef and ku hand had been leqaiE
dragged Of % the waleh-h -houss and liberated uu ta
next day Mrs. fuch KEEPS heer No. u 81 khip ~
fhe naes pretended 70 e looking iUsa man no haf ~
sauted Anhe.nn some eight days previous but b was n
Al The time 70 Ms Fuchs pgeies and she states that e
made no eoft TO prevent their finding the person accus
warrant was issued for the arrest Of the 9arties.
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A JoLLY.-Reeo1der Genoii yesterday issued q warrant
Tor the arrest Of z. RocheIsau, A. Abadie and w Bald
win. who cOmpany with other Of the bhOys had
been going oud and kicking up fuss gsnsralY. in
TiVoli Garden. Sunday night.
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SUGAR AND MOLAssEs.-The business wss con.
fined TO retail business, without change in prices
TOBACCO.-l7 hhdS, Refused sold at 81. and 50 Ad-
milted Al &C.,
FLOUR.-The sales embraced 1900 to 1000 bbl at prices
about 1916 better than last week closing figures $40 bbs
Ohio sold "a 1216 400 d. good rand at "a 20 200
unbranded at 90 80 100 fne &3 IS 800 second st. Louis
and Iowa. IN three lots al "a 25 and 400 choice Illinois and
st. L'ouis, in two lots, at "a 81 and 85.
WHEAT.-Nothing lrans6ired.
CORN.-500 sacks white in inferior bags sold at sic
bushe 500 without Inspection 53 and $50 white and ye
low in two lots 53 DO was Offered and refused for
other lot held at 55.
OATs.-5sO sacks sold in two lots at &c. . bushe and
another lot at the same figures.
PROVISIONS - The sales comprised 300 bbls. Prime
Mess Beef on private TERMS and 100 Prime Pork at % So
Mess Tealed at SO 75 and Prime ss 70. Nothing was
done in Lard. In Bacon, business confined to re all
transactions previous rates. and 80 eces Sugar cured
Hams at TIC for ordinary and l0c for choice The stock
Of Pork and Beef in the Inspection Warehouses the lst
instant follows
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The APPRoAcaINs ANNGVRHskEE.--OuF city auihoT-
ties have determined celebrating fa Nation hh day "a
manner worthy Of ths glorious Anniversary q the toaih
Of July, lflb. Let the potion Of the community
read the prophetic words ct the patriot Adams when spea
ing Of this dag inspire them with fresh zeal in the Of
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

BAIL TO KREP rHF PwAcs Michael Lyon waB hTnpght
beiore Recorder Baldwin. yesterday, eharged VIA dssq-
ing the peace udelOus sceQe easqed. q winch MISE
called his friends Tim Ela1heflg. fa7 % Qufe. alQ
Brian the Great, 70 forward and gouqh Tor him
Tbs Recorder offered take this nurpef ana
4. marched Of sntsi into bonds, So doea for
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

SINGULAR ARREsT.Ve record the following, UerbafiHa;
from the hooks of hs Fnt Municipality police nce .llIly
street. at haEpast for Ipnnlng without. dIigE
This truly Of progress When viii lmpfOvemsniH
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

ARREsTED.-Dane Harhorn, ohar9ad with committing
au assault upon Wilhsmna Fulton seHtay lists and
Joe HaE8n, accused Of beang ManHe fbeheiu Yesterday
II NJ; were arrested BY the First Muaioip1lg pca5
BY virtue of warrants issued by Recorder GeaoiE
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DUNnIEG-John Morris. cksrged with assault upon
Marv DunnDE, surrendered himself yesterday before he-
corder Baldwin. to answer the compliant.
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NHW oRLHANs NlARKRTs.


C0TFOR.-Tho demand continued animated yesterday
and the sales amounted to 200 bales, which a good bust
eompaed with The stock. Prices again better aud
we advance our quotations 1Sf034o.
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VINO HAS LOST ANY CGOrHINs l-Capt. fofno. Of the
Second Municipality police found yesterday m1fnnEt a.
O'Clock, in Lafayette Square, cloth cqat, sunref
do ard pair Of black cashmere pant with new slfeg
The Captain states that hs bad just driven ont Two sqsn
cous 0nElnE fellows and suppose that they must aFe bs
engaged in sesfchiag the clothes iound the poetas s1l
dnrnei inside
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RECoRDER's COuRT, THIRD MUE1cIPAh1TT.- RaegIisr
seuzenesp issued yesterday tor the ans Of John
Pensey charged with committing asslult on blcof a
e0mpte and Perry Lyons and Robert Forbes for aaau
H. Brewer, police Officer
BAIL TO KEtP THE PEACE.-John Gotham, TO- having
assaulted Daniel C6aes required yesterday BY Recorder
BALDWIN % give security n o $500 b keep lhe paase
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

THREGrENED Assault By ssRo.- Antoine. Z. me-
arrested yesterday. BY the Flst Municipality police
cha ged with aAssulting h. Haub.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

THrFr.-Frncs slave Of Nj. Leoa Blanchard was ~
Fesd by the Fs Municipality Police yesterday. a. The
quet Of his for Tcbbfng Mr Victor Lahafut Of
small box containing four hbnd,sd dollars -Four one hun-
dned dollar bills wgns found in his possession.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

LARcKNY Joseph DAVIS gave bail in the Of $500
Yesterday before the FiFat District Eonn
change Of larceny. The investigation took place before Re
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sALEs AT AUCTION.


BY +. H. PETIrPAIN.
English Coal and Yorkshire Fiagstonos.
NUE5DA1, 81 inst, viii be sold Auetion oclochs Y M
the Levee, Third Municipality, the Lower Cotton Press,
landing Z ship Royal Vlctorie, from Hull
Al 81 besl English HOUSE COAL, and
About 3SS yards tooed Yorkahire FLAGSTOEES.
Terms at sale. Bz
UnTeserved sale Of One Hundred Marble AEantsls
and Crates,
TYRDAY july g. At II ocock-Vi the Marble Ware
II rom, No IS Magazine
Marbis Maniol, Truss VsId Antique
10 Egyptian Marble Mantels Boxed Leieivres
10 % do do Single Scoca;
10 DO do do Slip Piaster;
10 do do DO do anti;
10 do do do double DO
10 do do DO Comic Slip Plaser;
10 do Elliptic ~ Profile;
2 DO do do Ogeio aud Scoca Moulding Leleiyres
do do do ioie Fued, Piltsier Slip aud Toplst
Brlsla Do do Truss freas and Carved
liza do do Plain White anti
2 do DO do do elliptic;
3 wSite Do do Small Plain sul:
10 Louis Parlor GIatess
10 Gothic %
z z q 40 % AZ so Summer Pieces and Figures;
No.2B do do DO do
% No. 4B do ldo Oruamented
10 small do do Figured;
2aarge Chamber d. wi h Cast Tenders;
"a do do with Sheet Tenders;
And large lot Of Chamler Grates Of different sizes.
Can be at 90 Magazine any time prey
Terms SALE ie28
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NEW ORLEANS

TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3. is49.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

CHARGU oF RAPK.-James NfcCauey arrested, Fes-
teTtay By the Second Municipality Dos charged upon the
oath Of Cathenne B9pn with commitflns fps up9n ha
person. The complanant attended hy her widowed
mother 70 che cotHbes Office She feeble and decefe
child Of only Y ysa small IN stature one even Of that
tender age. McCauleT stout atheeio mun o. some y
yestl he 4 waFeh1useman u Dggs 2nIldnes q hlse9-
zne street. between Grod aEd Mia The child testified
that the horrible act committed Friday thR ad day
Of June last which time she has been coune 70 her
bed and unable 70 enter q COMPLAINT Her pr esut auaen
tfuy shocking oae; The efcs she aves q tbs 1qf-
fshe act The g had gone into he wanehoure 70 p1 np
The scattered the foot The exAninat 0u Of Me-
tauey fakes place today before Recorder Baldwin and
toTbaal all comment until aIler the inYe.ligaLon.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

F1NHE undersigned will 90 to Texas in the early part of
July, professional business He win be glad to attend
to The Collection Of Debts examine Titles Lands etc
and to the acknOwedg aud registration of
Claims against the Government of Texas which may be
entrusted to him. J. LIVINGSTON, r
le - II Exchange Place.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

rgNHE subscriber having purchased from Mr. Richard Au
4 phy bis tplsndd BILLIARD
SALOON, St CharIea street,
his Cofee-hOnte, has Teftted the -
anew and will be prepared on
MONDAY EVENING next, TO ie. tiaiusaA1tss-
ceive the visits Of his friends and all Others iOnd Of the gen.
temanlY game Of Billiards.
jy2At THOMAS HENDRY.
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A. +. COCHRAN 3 Coz,

A. F. COCHRAN q CO.,
27t tTchoupitoUIas street,
" nOfters Of FRUITS NUTS ETC., have for sale
POWDER-Ag gencY Of the celebrated American Chrys-
tai Powder Company
RAlSINE-200 boxes NJ n and Layers,
ClrRONS-l00 boxes fresh Genoa
HRUNES-ln ian and fancy boxes.
PECANS-250 bBgs fine Texas
CHAMpAGNE-l50 baskets. various brands
NUTMEGS-2jO pounds No. /.
JORSTERS-Agents for manuiac'y j. CALDWELL & CO..
MUSCAT WlNE-In and casks.
FlGS-l000 drums selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PIN tNTO and r ACE GFNGER-300 bags.
ALMONDS-l5O boxes and bags Soft Smell
WlNES-POTt various qualities 20 quarter casks superior
old Medeira. in bOHd etc,
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc
BUTrER-30O kegs superior st. Louis.
OLIVE OIIs-200 baskets, pints and quarts.
BITTER ALMONDS-90 frais
GUARANTEES casks New Y ante Cuuanta. jeUf
A GARD.
LII persons wishing to procure our PIANO FoRTES
IA in the New Orleans market, either with
or without the HsOlian Attachment in
formed that VIM Il. MAYO. No. Camp tf NJ ~ ~ II
city aud fully authorized 10 sell at Boston prices with
only eight and insurance added and receive orders for
description OF instruments manufactured by leaving
optional with the purchaser to reject the not salts
factory their arrival in New Orleans. Every instrument
sold above warranted by and to be exchanged with
trial Each instrument will in future be accompanied with
invoice at Boston cash prices which may be BY
every purhaser it inquired for We have the exclusive
right. and the only manufacturers in Boston OF the
PATENT 4EOIIAN ATTACHMENT. We manufac.
tnFe the Seven Octave Grand FIANO FORTES, with and
7. GILBERT & CO., 400 Washington street,
Boston, October "A, 1s48 iel3 I'm
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AZ LIZ
VACANT LOT, having fifty feet front st. Joseph
"A street, between 81. Charles and CaIOndeet streets
AlaO-A large DWELLING HOUSE, having Car. Hd
mage House. Stables etc, fronting on Triton Wall, -
No. ~, near the Cucie. Apply at the premises To-
Do 80 q JACOB OFT.
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WANTED TO HIRE or uuY
LIKELY NEGRO GIRL. aboat @ 81 srl "a
"A EnQqtp q lN CARoAl2ELEI uIast &90
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N ENGINE and MILL FIXTURES, and a set OF
"A SUGAR KETTLES. suitable for plantation Of from
so 70 400 hogshaads planter having such establish.
ment hand and is deTons dispose OF the same may
find purchaser By application TO JOS. II. MOORE,
iel5 I'm 2dp l07 POydns street.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

Steamer Louisiana left ST. Louis 26th ut reports in port
loading for New Orleans loHa, St. Paul and l
Hofs. Upper nYef falling.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

FTHE repairs the New Shell Road are so far completed
WEDNESDAY, the Foudh OF July The rate for passing
the Gate will be, for all
EeuI- I-wheei Vehicles euch way ,..,....,, 25 cents
IwO.whesl Carriages ,................12l6
Horses, ........ So
~ The Toll Collector directed 10 stop all travellers and
collect the IAre each Way. liY2 Al H. j RANNEY.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

6S7- For Olerk-SANUEL G. RISK is a Candidate
for Clerk the Fifth District Court the Election
sFs aGNY VOTERS.
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

Z=ssss 5szzz55ssz5lzzz==@
-
NEW ORLEANS:
TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 3. Is4s.
MoUamro-Ths Council Chamber of.fbs Flint sIuniei-
paty taatefuy and appropriately hung in black for The
death Of our late Executive James X. Polk The fuL
length figure Of Old Hickory looks down Om il sbrOud
Of Grape in mourning for the honored dead,
FuRurruRK SEIZED or rHE THIRD MumapALIrY -
We witnessed. yesterday the huniliatng pecace Of the
sale BY the constable Of ths furniture desks tables etc. Of
the Council chamber Of The Third Municipality. The pro-
pey cold to satisfy execution in favor Of Mr. George
GOmsn-
~ The case Of F. e Jumps was po.poaei yesterday By
Recorder Baldwin the request Of parties, until Fnsay.
the 9Th instant.
FoRcIBLs EsTRy-E. evain was arrested yesterday. by
the First Municipality police charged BY Eizabsth Noel
with oTeiby entering ber house
DUNsIse.-John Mo,ris. c6.rged with assault
MARY nunning, surrendered himself yesterday before ke
eoFdeT Baldwin' to answer the compliant
THRElrErED AssAuI.r By n NseRo.- Antoine r. me-.
was arrested yesterday By the Fnt Municipality police.
charged with a.ssnltng y Haub.
LlRoErY-IOseph DAVIS gave bail in the sgm Of $500
change Of larceny The investigation took place before Re
cOrder Gen0s.
A JoLbY.-Reeoqder Geno1 Yesterday issued a warrant
for the arrest Of e. RocheTsau, A. Abadie and w. Bald
win. who n company with some other Of the bhoys, had
been going il loud. and kicking fuss EensralF. in
Tvoi Garden, Sunday night
e~ The examination Of MaIeale Jones. charged with
the crime Of arsOn, will not take place until Friday, 6 inst
having been postponed yesterday. Tie application Of her
counsel J. O. LaTus, 10 enable him TO procnre additional
testimony.
QUkFR BARoGNY.--pefeE Mcdonald was brought Up be.
fore Recorder Bald yesterday charged with stealing
pair of boots of OF drunken while the patient
asleep For trying on this new trick in ths proeaion he
was sent before the First District Cont for tria
LARoENY-Fanny N Smith and Catharine Duga1, who
charged Wth administering Opaie 70 Jane Clark and
then robbng hefof her iewel and clothing were examined
before Recorder GtnOa yesterday. and sent heiOIe The First
District Court for trial They admitted TO bal in The
sum Of $500 each.
SUICIDE "A man named Michael Schmdt, aged 50
committed suicide. yesterday n hOufe corner Of
DeIbgny and - streets Thid Municipality. BY shoot
ing himself through the head with a cavalry ptol. A
md
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

Made 5y Thomas III Borden. S6ld 5v R.4LPH8 CO.,
No 18 NEw LEvEE.
FVNBESE Steam Gauges are now used on me following
A steamboats, Ferry boat Two Brothers, Alex. Scott,
AutOerat Illinois su'ana, Grand Turk Eudoia Magnolia,
AmaTanh c. r. Watkins. Elisha Princess Princess No 3,
NaIchez New Orleans, Mary Folia, Olivia Tow boats
Mary Kngsland; Phoenix Swan, Per.n, Hercules and
COnqueIOr. Ey~ By enqunng Of the Engineers OF these
boats neOn be satisfied to the practical Of
the Steam Gauge IL 3m
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oLYMPIo THnArRn.

CLOTHING.
EVMIGRANTs TO CALIFORNIA should remember
IA that the thing in importance TO that Of having
good supply Of Provisions for the inner have
due regard TO the of the outer We distinctly
that not selling coat but 81 low prices
other house in the city Those in want CLOTHING
for the Gold other Dggings" are respectfully
invited TO call at the cash store Of
JOHN sOUTHWELL & Co, q Canslst,
fyI3 d&W If Under the Planters Hotel
The daily crescent., 1849-07-03

. IN Tot NIoDlIes VIA Bay 81. Louis, Pass
50 thristiGR, Mississippi City, Ba0Ti, and
1sszE PdscG Gg0uta-FFOm POntchaTtfain Z RailrOad
The iasi-snnning passenger steamboat GEN. TAYLOR,
James Scott masteT will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
Thurstay, and Saturday, a follows:
Leaves New Orleans, tor Mobile. via all the Watering
Places-EYeTy SATURDAY Morning, at 9S O'cl, X tain
Leaves New leans for Pascagoula via all the Watering
PlacaskveIy TUESDAY, Evening az clock train and
every THU URSDAY Morning az 9la o. clock train.
-RETUREIEG-LEAVEs-
Mobile via Watering Places. every MONDAY, at 8 A. NJ
PasCagOua, every WEDN ESDAY, at 3 Pm.
CIV ERInAN at - ia 70 ff
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NEW ORLEANS sTATIoNERs, WAREHOUSE,
No. CAMP street.
MANUAL OF ANCIENT GEOGRAPHY AND
1VA HISTORY By Wilhelm Putz translated from the
German, Edied BY the Rev Thomas Kerehever Arnold
n. Rector Of Snydic, and late Fellow Of Trinity College,
Cambr dgeTeYised and corrected fom The London edition.
For sale BY [iy2 81 ]. b. STEEL. "a Camp 81.
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HlBBARD's Wild oHBRRY BIrrERs:

HATS! HATstl HATsM!
VV ar 30 SsalglaL STREET d an times can m
II be found FASHIONABLE HATS Of eyeFy de- II
- sgupton At prices low for the qualities -
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F~1a Steamer CALF EORMLA-For Bay 81.
y Louis Pass Christian. Mississippi City
sll-saasllz-.9 and BHO5i-Via the fONFcHARTRAIR
RAILROAD.-rhe and splendid low pressure packet
steamboat CALIFORNIA, O. l.. Reynolds. master Cbuilt
expressly for the Lake trade with suneOf
will commence her trips as above, on THURSDAY, the
18th, and will regularly through the season, follows
YH LeaUe Welo Orleans Returning. LsaDes BaoIi
Every Monday ats A.. NJ. Every Monday at....4 P M.
Do, Tuesday. .9k A. MI Do. Wednesday "A P. N
Do Thnnsdsy...s s1S A. Do. Endsy ...,..4 ?. n.
For freight passage apply the Captain board
mvg2' / q Ri GFnOES AgeafE 0T{ank piaos
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THIS Company having completed the organIzaiion Of
their Lane Of the u. s, Mali SteqmeH from Panama to
California and OREGON, viii hereafter appropriate ope-half
Of the tickets each steamer, New ok and other
Northern Citieg, snd oueourth 20 New Orleans, leaving
one-f fourth 70 Panama.
The undersigned viii be supplied with the tickets HppIu-
pnaed 10 New Odesnl in ample time for each steamer
leaving Panama.
Passage in Cabin from Panama TO Caliofnia sg39 s399
PARADISE, LAWRAsoN i CO.
ieI3 sm Agents 81 Grayier street.
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BOARDING. In ALGIEGS.
FNNWO FAMILIES, three four SINGLE GEN
Il TLEMEN can be accommodated with Board and -
Lodging, in ALGIERs, in large and commodious l
DWeinE sesalng accommodation 10 the1l
comfort Of It's occupants. For further particulars
of Mn ORMSbX, At the shop OF Meas Rees Seger,
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TO RENT.
A LARGE twoltOry FRAME HOUSE, with -
"A Stable and Cauage-hOuse corner of GIauier and i
Gonde streets. Possession. edately Apply toA
jeN ST. GEO. ALLAN. Gas Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-04-22

concluded the trial of the accused of the 18th May,
when the following verdicts were pronounced =
Guilty against Barbes and Albert; guilty against
Blanqul, Flotte, Sobrier, Raspail, and Quentin,
with extenuatlng circumstances and not guilty
against General Courtais Degre, Borne, Thomas,
Villain, and Larger The six last named were then
brought INTO court, and after the verdict had been
read to them, the president ordered them to be I'M
mediately set at liberty. On hearing the verdict,
they bowed TO the court and Immediately retired.
The remainder of the prisoners were then brought
In, ana the verdict IN their respective cases was
read to them with the same formalities; and on
their being asked whether they had anything to say
why judgment should not be pronounced against
them they severaly replied in the negative Flotte
adding that he was not IN the habit OF asking favors
OF any one; The president and the judges then re-
tired to deliberate, and returned into court at ele
ven o'clock, and delivered their judgment, con-
demnlng Barbes and Albert for transportation for
Raspal, SIX years; and Flotte and Quentin to five
years each imprisonment. The prisoners were also
condemned Jointly and severaly to the costs of the
prosecution and Sobner, Raspail, Flotte, and
Quentin, to three months Imprisonment in default
OF payment. The prisoners heard their sentence
with perfect silence, and Immediately afterwards
were reconducted to their several rooms The
court then rose to meet at IL O'Clock Tomorrow to
decide relative to those of the accused who are in
default
Louis Blanc, Caussdiere, Houncan, Lavrrou,
Selgueuret, and Napoleon Chauccl, have been con-
demned by default and sentenced to transportation.
The trial of Huber will be taken at some future
PERIOD. lie did not 1t seems, surrender himself,
but beng with some friends on the route to Or
leans, celebrating as to the prudence and proprlc
ty OF snch step, was recognized by the police and
arrested
The government have JUS, had another and some
what unexpected defeat in the Assembly. on the
question of the pay of the Commander-n-Chi of
the National Guard, who is also Gommander-in-
chief of all the troops in the Prefecture of the
Seine The Committee of Finance, composed al
most exclusively of the opposition, reported against
the allowance of this, on the ground that the APP
pointment of the same person as Commander-in-
Chief of the troops of the line and the National
Guard was unconstitutional. very warm and,
indeed, stormy debate took place on this question,
in which M. Leon Faucher, the Minister of the In
terror, M. Ledru Rollin, M. Cremieux, and NJ.
Goudchaux, took prominent parts, and which re-
suited in a division, showing majority of fifty
against the grant. A subscription was spoken Of
to Gen. Chargamler, in substitution of this grant,
as a testimony of the sense entertained by the
public of the party spirit in which the vote has orr
ginated. Gen. Changamier has, however, to-day
written to the journals, declining to receive any
moneys resulting from such subscription, but he
still continues his command.