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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

~ SIKH Ward.-Als i.rge aud eoiluG!astic meet
lag Of he WIKI Electors Of the sixlsSnh ARD, ted 81
the Temperance Hal. sIesnlhst Saturday evening
krrl T. 1879 o. t-s the report 81 he Nomnslns COsi
mue- WASHINGTON SMITH. ESQ vas spPointed
Chairman snd fLLfas MYERS secretary.
The call - The then rrsd. and The Ncmins-
ting Committee reported the following Ticket, which ~ss
uDsuimOu.ly adopted -
To-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-04-09

- Ninth Ward.-AI lEse and eot1ss ssne me-
~ The Waix eertors hsl. fh1rsday evening APT
O. BlseekefsL ho1s-, TOT 10 pe'pos- @ 49,
.-SooI o-.r, 10 BE- supported Al tie ensuing eeeg s
HENRY ] RAYMOND WA called 10 Inc Cn.lf &c. (,
IA ~ f,llr t1-lr pcCfl
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not reported.
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs.-The rainy weather for
two or three days back had considerable
mutation of Sugar the Levee yesterday morning and
buyers coming forward both for the North and West. fully
1900 hhds changed hands probably the largest days business
ever known here Prices very fu-31S03ss for good Com
summed mp 1900 bbs. at a02c, according to quality.
du Sales of 800 bbs including las bbs Ohio a 49,
800 do on atboat (ree lo) a 3d. 100 Illinois at a So
and 100 do. Extra Indiana at "a 70 o Dbl.
CORN-The Corn market depressed and prices rather
lower About 1900 sacks TAKEN viz 1900 sacks Mixed at
"a, $500 DO Prime White and Yellow the Levee at 35
$50 do. at 3d. 800 do Yellow 81 Ito be deversd and 700
do Yellow at Csc. y bushe.
WHEAT.-Sales of SO sacks Inferior at u.s. 400 do good
at 50, and $50 do at Soc.
CORN MEAL.-A lot of 2C0 bbs kiln dried sold at % Is
q Dbl.
ENTHUSIASTICALLY dull. Small sales of Pork at
$ll Boil 371a for Mess and 10000 l21a for Prime No
large sale Of Lard which dull. lot of go tieces Prime
Mess Beef sold at els for shipment England, and 100
boxes Long Middles at sac. q fb.
SALT-Liverpool still in demand Sales of II 800 sacks
Coarse three cagoes. at 75c 1910 do at - ao-0 sacks
(574 Coarse and HOO Fns) TIC. round-n all nearly
10000 sacks
WHISKY-About $50 bbls Rectifed sold at H. and 100
Raw private teri
FREIGHTS-Rather higher Coastwise A brig taken
for Baltimore at 81 20 for Pork barks load the
Coast for Baltimore $6 Is for Sugar and % for Mo-
lasses and for Philadelphia $6 60 for Sugar and 81 25
for Moasses also three four British ships for Liverpool
at IA. for Cotton
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FIRST MUNICH. LIrY COUNC1L.-Ths body met Mon.
day evening for the usual weekly meeting Recorder Genos
the chair. variety of petitions of little importance
receive and appropriately referred, which
from Miss Fanny Freye mllner of Royal street, praying
that drays and other vehicles he from congre
eating in front Of her premises Mr. Giqne said the thing
had been attempted without success The petition was
Mr. Sampson informed the Council that he ready to
m he any explanation.
Mr. Birmingham the Health w arden, prayed payment Tor
ser ices rendn red by him. Referred.
bill of Mr. Bertrand for $5 s. for 'icines furnished
the Wokhouse presented by Mr. Fabe and ordered to
be paid forthwith
The Treasurer Of the Board of Public Works that
he has on hand $40 s. and the Police Treasurer has $4
Mr. Monte emery from the Finance Committee, repOre
resolutions ordering certain bills of expenses to be paid
among which of Coroner Spedden for $50. The
resolutions passed.
The Improvement Committee then presented report and
of resolutions. authorizing the Surveyor to erect
shelter the keeper of the bridge of the Canal CaOndeet
to purchase 1000 fla boat planks repair the pavement
the scbno house Rampant street and to advertle
for cleaning the Canal Girod and dgg canal in Broad
street. The e reso utions were all passed. ,
M Fabe Offered resolution that more tables be provided
for Reporters. Passed.
MI Fabre offered resolution that $25 be paid TO the Ser
eeant the Night Watch being the amour, OF his salary
for the time he sick Passed L.. The same gentleman
coder purchase furniture for fitting private office In
the premises formerly occupied by tn. Surveyor.
Mr. Duncan fom the Committee on Claims, reported
adversely the claim of Mr. Shuman for compensation
damage sustained by him during an election not Inc
report that the Municipality cannot be held responsible
for the events of grOgshop disturbance but ony 9I e
moved that the report be rejected and hat ms TO
pay Mr. Shuman $3.50 be adopted, and called for the yeas
and NAYS Mr. Lilly m9Sed w II an oush 10 osV ae
debate the report OF the COMMITTEE was adopted by
Ter some further unimportant BIT sness the Council
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second Municipality Building Lots.
To close the succession of the GRAvIER" Estate.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & co.

n
"WEDNESDAY, February 81, 10 o'clock-Wl be sold
w Banks Arcade the following Real Estae belonging
the estate of " Graver " viz
TWO LOTS OF GROUND in the bounded by ST. Paul,
Giroude Heva and Pelat being Nos and plan
deposited office of Theo Guyo N p each &c
Paul depth of los inches lines. The
and hangu4ttes paved and paid for.
2. A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND on the said plan, in the
square bounded by Poyd Pedo ST. Paul and Grone
being No s. aud measuring 30 feet inches lines front Poydas
80 inches lines ne by ITO feet deep. Ban
quettes made and paid for.
3. TWELVE LOTS OF GROUND in the square bounded by
Gravier Common Bolivar and bertrand Streets being lots g. TO-
H. 49, o. 81 49, "a plan drawn deposited the
Lots and measure each 20 feet
street. deep. LOTS, 10 and II each
81 Bertrand depth u l22
Lots 49, 90 and 81 each 30 feet front
street. prh Lot No % 80 feet
Gavier and 100 depth and front
Bolivar street. of said Lots 49, "a and
line Bolivar by
depth 1879 inches and lines The property fronting Gra'Ier
and Common paved and paid for. .
balance At l2 and Is months credit,
for bearing the property with
mum not puuctuay pail.
before Theo Gnyo N. P, the Of the
purchasers fyl2 IL, Ia, ~, 20, Il
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Valuable Lafayette Properly Clear of the Poult
ney Claim.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN a. co.

TUESDAY February 18th, 2 o'clock-W be
Banks Arcade the following property liberal credit,
EIGHT LOTS OF GROUND situated the Faubourg LIvau-
das Parish Jefferson bounded by Fulton Second Dvi
and and designated the Nos plan
Hel, which Will be Lots Nos.
g g. each 81 twofhs front
hy 100 depth parallel lines Lot No.
Storms the corner Of Second and Division Lots Nos and
inches
street. depth 100 between para lines These
10 feet 10 inches the each
osr through m Fulton % streets
each lot $50 esch
February l3lS and made able
after date with from date until paid the
cent era balance
Acts sale before L. R. Keney, Notary Public the expense
h f,T
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

tx To leape WITH DISPATCH;
a. OR BOSTHN.-The l packet ship KENTUCKY,
Gordon, master, having great part of her e.
cargo engaged. will meet with quick dispatch For AI1E
balance Of GE sShiF os RTfiEsfsf ap11s Common st.
fy13 or JOHN w. ANDREWS CO. 81 Common st.
tV To sal WITH DISPATCH.
NOR NATURALIZATION LINE
IL The fast. sailing packet ship HARRIS aA
BURG, r. Matthews, master, having large poi 444E
ton of her cargo engaged will have d.pach. For
s ohY w.
To- Agents in Philadelphia. Messs. E. Lincoln 90.
eY TO sql TUESDAY. 18Th inst.
IGOR CALIFORNIA ria HAGRES--NEW Or
l. LENS 4ND CHAGRES REGOL1R Fir
LLNE.-The beautiful schr MARY FL <%lsA
KINS, c. Peyton, master has elegant accommoda- -
limited of freight, and sal positively above
This vessel lies Post 10 Second Municipality. where
persons going to California desiring comfortable passage
particularly invited inspect her and select their beths
RIM HARRISON & 90, II Pc, dras street, Or
fy12 o. WICKHAM, Is Hienvle street.
tFs- To ieape WEDNESDAY, 18th inst.
NOR BOSTON. -WLNSOR S LLt'E.-The fast
l. sailing bark K1LBY, Capt Carter, having the tda.,
greater portion OF her cargo engaged and gong on stL
board, wi sail as above, weather permitting -
freight of 60 bales Cotton, passage having fne accom-
fyIO j. w ANDREWS CO, 81 Common st.
fY- TO Icaye THURSDAY: 10th inst; at sA;M
EOR MATAG AND CORPUS CHRISTI
l. BAYS-The regular packet steamship zsrsEe
FANNY, Il. e, Scott, master, VIII leave as -sElkk@
KIDDER. DEsHnN & co. 80 Tchouptoulas st.
BLOOD s. CO, 80 Common street
ET- Arrangements have been made with the steamer
Kate Ward the Fanny at Saluria, by which
and freight will be forwarded to Ma.a
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INQUEsTs.-A white man, name unknown, was found
dead sesterday OF the being erected on
Front Levee street. anal From the injuries he had
received, and the position in which he found it was
supposed that he had entered the building the night
Sleep and in looking for suitable place OF the
upper stories had ia len through the hatch and killed
On inquest being held the TO this opinion IL
wore blue check shirt, cotonade pant and
jacket, boots and glazed cap The Coroner also held an
inquest the BarOnDe street Watch house. the body OF
a man named Jane, Quicn. The deceased picked mp
by the watch in the street Saturday night ntoxi
Gated as to be incapable o. moving and with nothing
ou sh IT, He taken TO the Watch house. where he
remained until sunday night, when he died The jury OF
inquest returned verdict of death from Congestion OF
rha hrap
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FIRST MUNICIPALITY-L arcenies.-Reuben Reed, accu-
ed of sealing the of $48 from Mr. Hall in the board
house Of C. Simors At the corner of Front Levee
snd Hospital streets the 4h inst and Clement Mott,
caught the act of stealing of meat from stall in
the Market. yesterday examined before Recorder
GenOis and sent before the First District Court.
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PICK POCKET.-James stanton yesterday arragned
before Recorder Baldwin charge of picking from h.
pocket Of James ODonnel Sunday board the steam
Mexican dollar found the OF Stanton, part OF
the stolen and he Recorder sent the accused before
the First District Court
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A PROMISING CHILD.-A girl named Ellen Crowley
about II years old brought to the Second Municipality
Police. office eerday by Christopher Hageey, who
she took pal, of earrings fom his chllds ears and had
them conceaed her when he arrested her, This Ia
the second time she has been arrested for theft.
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FIRST DISTRICT CouRr.-Cathtrjn Melick. VIM. Null
any and VIM. Long c., yesterda tried sepa.
rate charges of larceny and all acquitted John Casey also
accused of larceny, was tried and found guilty.
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Groceries. Groceries. 4. Groceries.
BY MORPHY e. NEVIS

THIS DAY. Tuesday February 49, 10 o'cIockWi be sold,
l. No. 81 Magazine
32 boxes Western Cheese kegs Pigs Tongues lle bags Rio
Coffee 27 boxes Soap 81 boxes Sperm Candes IS boxes Taow
Candles $50 boxes and butts fine Virginia Tobacco Hams Shoulders
Mackee, Herrings Brandy, Gin, Whisky Port Wine, Madeira
Claret, fyl3
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WANTS..

WANTE D.
- GOOD STOUT DUTCHMEN WANTED TO go to
= Johnsons Saw Mill the Lake to engage in
rying Jaw LOGS of the brush and mud. to
place where teams to them haul them
Mill There Dutchman There that carried saw log
that made 200 feet OF lumber half mile through the thick
brush and good deal of mud without stopping once. We
would like the other twe We TO be Just the Apply
the Agent of the poyers the Carroll Hotel In.
Quire for p. F. JOHNSON. fy9
WANTED IMMEDIATELY
THREE OR FOUR COLORED SERVANTS for
Walters Hotel Slaves accustomed 10 that business
preferred. Apply at the Crescent City Hotel of Gus
FOR RENT-To a good BARBER, a Shop under the
Hotel For terms etc, apply as above fy5
LABORERS WANTED.
WTANTED-TEN NEGRO MEN. to work in Ware.
w house. EMERSON, TOURNE & CO.
dig 1853 Tchouptouas 81.
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8 LAV f ID E II OF.

street. second door from Oarondelet.
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS iof sac
favorable The building lasf orGx
attention will be paid 70 the health and ceanhns' O. an
sayeao Ia ced in this Ward
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Mlles Buckley a slave. belong
ing LaMott, yesterday committed for trial before
Justice Bright. u a ch arge of larceny.
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LARCENY-Bndget and Martin BROMLEY yesterday
srresed by the Second Municipality Police charged with
stealing uaniily of table ware wor about $50 and
the sum of $25 the house of Mrs Mary Safely the
corner of Gifod and Commerce streets.
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THIRD MUNICIPALITY -Bearding the Lion in his Den.
man named Frank Hernandez Duirnce yesterday
ed for stealing the hat of officer Beron in the watch
house.
The Honey Moon orer.-Charles Ryan brought to
the watch house. yesterday the of his wife Mrs
Hannah Ryan, who charges him with pulling her violently
out of bed and III eatenng kill her whenever favorable
opportunity presents itself.
Wounding nth an .4ue.-Two named Michael Gal
agher and James Saven, into fight yesterday after
noon on Spain street 10th inoycae ed and Slaven
terminated by and giving his
tagonis' blow with the edge. his SIDE inflicted deep
cut The wound and a being seweI
the conveyed to the Charity Hospital Saven has
not been arrested.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN THEATRE.

THIS EVENING Tuesday, February H. ls4snIhe
will commence with Shaksreares Play OF THE MERCHANT
OF vENICE-shyIock Mr. Jamsoni GI'tiano, Mr. Grsran;
Duke Of Venice Emerson; Antonio, Mr. Rynar Bsssanio,
Mr.. Kingsley Poria, Mr.. G. poPe NeGa Miss E. Perie;
LaForsst PAS COMQUE, by Mr.. Thompson. :. To cou-
cude wi h the avorite Farce of THE MILLER AND HIS
MEN-Grindcf, Mr. Keller Lothian, Mr.. Kemar, Mr..
Gierson Carl Mr. Spear Claudne Miss E. Petrie; Rsvenna,
Mrs. J. Greene.
e Grand Legendary Drama Of THE FLYING DUTCHMAN
will be produced with and splendid Scenery and Appoint
ments Tomorrow Evening.
~ The talented and unequsled HERON FAMILY are engaged
for limited number nights and will Saturday
tB Due notice will be given MIR. BOOTHS e-appearance
~ The Police under the control Of Mr. s. L. Beeman
PRICE, Of Circle ParGuette Second and
Third Tiers so cent?. Colcred Boxes so Gallery Is cents
~ Private Boxes Seats Box Office
tween the hours Of 10 A. NJ and p NJ by applying TO Geo. s.
Stanley Treasurer.
q Doors quarterbeoe Performance Will commences
at quarter past precisely. tyl5
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Horses, Carriages, etc., at Auction.
Nv III z SMITH A,ot;o,ao.

THIS DAY, Tuesday, February ocock-Wl positively
sold, Orleans Bazaar Auction Mart corner
of Pertido and CaIondelet streets
One of finish Bugges, Barouches and
Rockaways. Also, Wagon and Buggy Harness.
One Saddle Hose suitable for Lady Also several Draught
Horses Terms cash. fyl3
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GOLD IN MAINE.-Gold mining has been COM
menced in Maine. The Piscataque Observer states
that the mines are in Somerset county They dis
covered the mines by accident, of course, as thus:
Ivory w. Curtis, in company with one Joseph
Maynard, both of Bingham, in Somerset county,
Me-, while trying to get their oxen down to the
Kennebec river, through swamp, drove pole
down into the mire, in order to ascertain the depth
their oxen would sink drawing it up, they found
The lower end was covered with white sand and
gIiierng particles that looked like gold; upon
which they tried round for several acres with
angers, and found the same phenomenon presented
Itself therefore they commenced washing and
sending specimens to different parts, and it proves
to be gold of so fine qualify that it loses but little;
but it is in particles, and has to he washed from
the sand which lies several feet under the surface,
is not obtained without some trouble and expense,
but it is in such quantities that they have already
been offered Ten thousand dollars for half an acre
but have refused to take it.
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Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Hats, etc

BY MUKPH1 d MENUS.
"WEDNESDAY, February a. 10 ocock-Wil be sold, IN
w Package Sales ROOM No. 81 Magazine
close sundry invoices
DRY GOODS, CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS, CAPS, ETC.,
OF general and choice well worthy the
Of the city AM country trade Goods ready for
Sr1prfIO
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ST. CHARLES THE AT r E.

Second night Of Mr.. MACREADY.
THIS EVENING Tuesday, February Is, 849Wl be per-
formed Play RlCHELlEU-Cardnsl de Rieheeu,
Mr. Macrealy Baralas Mr. Ryder hing LOUIS Mr. Wright;
Stuart r After which, ADVICE GRATIS Oddbody, Mr..
Chippendae. -
t1- Wednesday, Third night of Mr.. MACREADY.
I halt and Curtain O'Clock.
H Tickets and places may be had LEGATION Mr. j. P
the O'Clock, fyl3
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SALES AT AUCTION.
Corn. Corn.
RY MORPHY a. NEVIS

THIS DAY, Tuesday, February 49, at hapast o'clockWi
he sold Messrs Emerson g. TOunes Warehouse.
Notre Dame TchoupIouas whom
2l8 sacks CORN
Tern fvl3
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TAKE NOTICE.
ISHE which has attended the undersg ned ~ es

FTNHE which has attended the 1ndesgneI E ";
pen'ng hi. many VALUABLE PREPA ~, ihn oNn
throughout the United States and Mexico and from the CON
san demand .hem has induced him 70 take an oiife
where he may be found all times and his Medicines u
procured Having had the advantage OF studying with one
Of The sb-si Physicians and being also saduae OF ne
College OF Pharmacy Philadelphia would beg leave to call
the attention of afflicted with the following diseases
Rheumatism in its aggravated case'. cured IN from
thee TO seven DAYS; Dyseniey DarrhGa etc. relieved in
aew hours All diseases arising from the sbuse Of Mercury
and of delicate nature eradieated in few days no
eharg. Office No SO Baronse street tourth door above
Cnnmon ' fdA53ml DR VIM II NICE.
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ORLEANS THEATR e

Fourth night of the of Mr. and Mrs. MoNPLAlslR
and Company.
NHfs EVENING Tuesday February 49, sewn be presented
second Charming Grand Ballet IN acts and 5
tabeaux called ESMERALDA; Or, The Bell Ringer of Nore
Dame de Paris Previously, L'HUMoRlsTE Vaudeville,
in
tF- Libretto EsMERALDA, English for sale at the
Box Office go.
u Performance, quarter before o'clock l3
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G- daily line of steamboats, is to be put in ope-
ration between Cincinnati and St Louis.
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BEFORE LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA.
BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY, or RoGERs's SYRUP OF
LlVERWORT AND TAR, rsmeaes n
Coughs Colds an" Catarrhal Affections as there will prob
ably these diseases perhaps e Also
supply of JEW DAvID's HEBREW PLASTER, To- heal up
Wounds Cuts, Bues Sprans Rheumatism These remedies
prove invaluable and be had that
Gold. The genuine is sold only BY
ja2O lm2dp SCOvIL g. MEAD, Il3 Chares street.
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DAGUERR EOTYPE.

ELECTROMAGNETIC PORTRAITS
the application of the above mysteri9us agent to pa.
signed is enabled to produce PORTRAITS of the most
superior kind in SINGLE sEcoND7catchng the precise
expression Instantly, and fixing indeby the silver
plate E Those who wish to retain in their families good
LIKsSEssEs of relations friends do at moderate
price, Rooms of Canal and Chares sts-EntTance
No Charres street. lny3 1yJ w. Fl. HUTCHINGS.
MAGUIRE'S DAGUERREOTYPE.
NJ would respectfully return thanks for the liberal patron
d age bestowed him since he first had the honor
introducing the DAGUERREOTYPE into NewOreans,
FIVE years ago. during which time he has taken portraits
than any other person in the world. His specimens
exhibited at the Fair in composition with Others taken
the best operator from NswYok and he awarded the
First Premium. No specimens xhbited at his establishment
but those taken By himself j. M the public that his
portraits will continue be what they always have been
the BEST His long experience and constant practice ae
the best Inducements peyonx desrous of instruction in the
beautiful art Genuine Voigtander Cameras 20 per cent.
cheaper than any in the city al other s5ees the same
best plates made in the United States Cases ~ rs and
% 80; New York Cameras at 418.
kF Orders from the country promptly attended to.
to Entrance No 6 CAMP street. mill If
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nS- By the last accounts, the Cholera was on the
increase both in the London district and in the pro-
vinces, as well as in Scotland. The total number of
cases from the first was G, $50, of which 2,9lS had
died, and 1,249 recovered-leaving 2,Sl9 under
treatment. 1t broke out with fresh violence among
the pauper children of London. The only places
where it has made its appearance in Ireland, are
Belfast Bergen, and Hollywood.
Earl Talbot died at his residence in Stafford
shire, JAN 10Th. He is succeeded by viscount In
gesre, naval captain and M. P.
The free trade meeting at Manchester on the
evening of Jan. 10Th was immense and the speakers,
Golden, Gibson and Bright, were received with
great enthusiasm.
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Arrived Yesterday:
Memoranda:

Steamboat Gladiator reports that the Tennessee had
risen u feet and still rising Met the steamboat Ten.
with Gen. Taylor boa I'd the 9Th inst above
Smhland, going up in fine style.
Steamboat Iowa left st Louis the 9Th inst Reports
the Upper Mississippi falling slowly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-02-13

QUEER CASE HOTEL PoRTERs, ETC. We
have been requested 10 give publicity to the follow
ing decision, with the view of letting the travelling
public know into whose pockets the graluties given
by travellers to porters, ETC., goes:
JOHN HINDKs u.s. NUDGE WILSON, PRoPRIETORs OF
ST. CHARLES HoTEL-This was action brought by
plaintiff before Justice Beverly Justice of the Peace for
services rendered Porter this establishment From the
evidence appeared that Hindes engaged the 18th
December the LIST June at twenty dollar month (sub
jec the rules of the hOuse After being days The
place, Mr. Ma ge of the prOpfeto informed HIM that
any which he won from stopping
at Their aouse ,1 u,i III De sn m n
did appear; but 'ter three weeks he was discharged
the propeors rendering him little eight dolla for
which Hndes used accept and brought the
present action Justice Beverly alter hearing the evidence
gave judgement favor of the plaintiff with d. C.
Labatt for plaintiff. s. 8 Prenliss for defendants.
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N EW ORLE A N S:
TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 49,

U. 8. CIRCUIT CouRr-Judge McCaleb Yesterday over
ruled the motion for trial for Antonio Sebllich. con-
vcted of the murder Of James Chapel. the high seas
The prisoner will be brought to the bar this morning to
recei.e