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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

| Symptoms are beginning to show themselves in
certain sections Of the city, that the election of the
Mayor and the Corporation is approaching. Some
feeble attempts have lately been made by few OF
the email politicians in some Of the wards to pc.
up new party In favor OF reform, and powerful
enough to elect city government, without refer
ence to old political associations In the present
state OF city affairs suspect that such an object
would be very difficult to accomplish. The old
party associations are still the strongest links tina.
bind men together and it Is quite probable that
the course OF things at the approaching spring cleo
ton will still be guided by the old traditions.
Among the adherents of the old democratic party,
both hunkers and free soilers, we hear that the
name Of Myndert Van Schaick-formery leading
member of that party in It's best days-is prom-
nenty mentioned for the Office Of Mayors at the en-.
suing election. This name would be strong in
carrying out the project Of uniting the dlscordant
elements of the old democracy. But whether such
an effect will follow, and the separate sections Of
this party will rally under such name and such
flag, We are uncertain.
Among the wings, the same kind of talk in re-
terence to their men begins to be heard Of the
names mentioned by the leading men of this party,
the most prominent is that Of Mr.. James Munroe,
formerly member of Congress, and once an alder
man from the third ward. Col. Munroe Is an able
and upright man, and was most shamefully treated
by his own political friends at the last election
From the position he held and the contests he has
hitherto sustained, he ought to have been sent to
Congress at the last election, IN place of Brooks
and Greeley; but Brooks was elected for the long
term, and Greeley for the short. The wings made
great mistake in abandoning Mr.. Munroe, and
putting up Greeley in his stead and the figure the
latter has since cut In Congress Is Just retrlbuuon
for the folly of the party, in abandoning an old, up
right, and faithful representative, for fanciful
philosopher, an empty demagogue, and an incon.
sistent and ever-changlng theorlst 1t would seem
as If there was kind OF compensatory justice in
now putting him up for Mayor But whether or
net we do not know.
That the present party IN power and the men who
at present are in the corporation will be defeated at
the next election, we are not so sure. They ought
to be defeated. For, during the las, year, the
municipal affairs of New York have been most
scandalously neglected; they have not been SO
badly or so recklessly managed for the last half
century together, as they Lave been during this
short Ierod Our taxes have been increased to
the enormous amount Of three millions of dollars
being two hundred and fifty thousand more than
was ever heretofore exacted and yet, all the diff.
ferent departments have been worse managed and
the public interests more shamefuly neglected.
We hope the people will begin to wake up to tho
of carrying out those city reforms
which are so much required, and will make their
accordingly
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Court Calendar-This Dav
CIRCUIT CoURr-4, Is, II to a. 1884, Is to 49,
SerEsIoR CouRr-2, 81, so, 81, So co. 81 90. "a, g.
6s 10 So 81 16, &c. 49, SO, 81 49, &C. ST. sS So
90, 81 49, "a, s5, 81.
Common PLEAs-o, SO to 43, 45, 40, II, so, 81, g.
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CaihSornlsns.-Everythi In tho shape Of
Cothing tor speculation as Fustjan Coat
sss' Ponoho tho real Msxicau Blankets India Rsbiee
Water Proof Southwestern Provision Bags and sst
Bookmau. " " N'~''~~ '~oe~ ootns< u
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0oid Psns.-Psrs0ns goinS to California
oud taks with them Of the celebrated Riohesv Goa
fens which are warranted years sre portan At
sonvenent ahd Will outweara Of Qu or Steal PenS
e'ao "nv% q. T. WATSON, Is Wal a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

New YORK UMvKRsITY-A FINANCIAL. ExpLo.
sIoN.-We hear that this celebrated institution.
which has been rather ncketty for some time past,
Is gong to make regular explosion about these
days, throughout all it's departments We really
are sorry that such destiny should overtake an
institution of this promising kind. Twenty years
ago, when the project for establishing the New
York University was started, we entered heart and
soul into the thing, and helped it on in every poss,
bic way we could. DR.. Matthews was one of its
most efficient founders; but unfortunately, of late
years, 1t has fallen into quite different hands, and
has been diverted from its original broad charac-
ter, to narrow and puritanical course In prayers
and plety, as far as lip service goes, tho New York
University is perfect pattern; but In solid Learn
ing, sound sense, and fourishng funds it has been
as bad as it well could be. A venerable and dis.
hnguished statesman Of New York, who was
elected to the Presidency of the institution, was
compelled, few years ago. to vacate his seat in
conse quence OF Its bad management; and now we
. .nueisaho mat an explosion, ending In almost
total rum and bankruptcy, is close at hand
IL meTe no mode OF resuscItatins such a nshle
institution az this ought to be- and 40 useful IN NO
noting the intellect and learning of this great me-
uopohs? ' s'0"' "e-
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ITALIAN OrERA-ASoTHER FArLuRK-We are
sorry for Mr.. Fry; but really fortune seems to be
against him. His troupe, the other evening. i,
seems, broke down again in the rehearsal of the
"Favorita," new opera, which had been pro.
missed for a month past, and was going to have
been brought out with prodglous flourish of truH,.
pets the other night. 1t appears that the troupe in
Boston, also, has met with discontinue and diff
cuies; for several failures occurred before their
first appearance took place, and when at last, they
were set upon their legs, the houses seem to have
been almost empty, from the superior attractions
held out to society there by the readings and rec-
tehons Of the famous Fanny Kemble
We beg Mr.. Fry to try his luck again, and no..
give up but to go through another rehearsal. and
bring out the new opera, at ali evenu.
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and consequently OF the track at hs switch eisss
- ths end Of bridge. over q rsvins 40 feet deep
The engine ran on to the bridge, which plsnksA,
breaking and vsshsnisg the bridge 90 7uch, thas
when the tender and baggage car came on they vent
through leaving the engine on the bridge The
engineer seeing the danger, lespsd or and but for
telegraph pole that stood there would have gone down
forty feet and been dashed the rocks He vas bu.
slightly injured
The fireman ssmalnsd ON the engine unhurt.
One end Of ~ passenger prsoipitst down.
while the other end remained up.
No person on board the train hurt, except Tie
engineer and but sight damage done to the pes
eenger cars
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Accident on tho Hsrtfora and New Haven
Railroad.

SFRINoVIELD Feb I, 1919.
The steamboat train, leaving Springfield for New
Haven at 1880 A. M was ordered TO proceed down As
far ~ Windsor Looks, where 1t was to pass the IN
train from Hartford, instead OF Thompsonviile the
usual place Of passing.
The person haviag charge Of the switches At
Thompsonvile was not informed OF the ehangs aud,
therefore, the switch was left q, usual,
When the depot master saw the train spproaohipg
ne sndesrored to apprise them Of their danger but
being under great hesAwsy they rsss unable to stop
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the Best Preparation In the World for tho
nair to ttay m falling fallen of and the bvIb
aestIoyed to restore T. ID Hills Irabe Ousun and for Issn
ing ne hair moist soft glossy and giving dark hue or he
aoe And hands s unsquaod Sold by the inimishi
nr GUTTER Ne IL Nassau street. and fancy generally
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

:. ERE Arms Fire Arms!!-JOseph & Hart.
naiden Lane sole ssents in the States for the sale a
AND better adapted for III. California trade any
70 shoot yards DO loaded grs, rspid with siss
sho or Dali in position light weight and Arc hrhlv vnusI
~ tao United States Army and Navy. For sae low b1
JOSEPH hart u Madam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
New York Legislasurc.
ALBANY, Feb. 7, 1sl0.


HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION BILL
The bill providing for an exemption Of homsstesds
rom seizure or sale for debt further considered
and rejected. melton to reoonader the vote On the
same was made and laid ON the table
CRIMINAL rUNnHMENr.
The Senate, In committee, then took up tho bill to
lessen the severity Of criminal punishment; and After
making some progress in the consideration Of the
same, reported 1t, and had leave to sit again.
PRIZE rIoHTIro.
The Committee Of the Whole had under considers-
uon the Pill for the punishment Of prize fighting and
after further consideration, reported it, and had leave
to sit again.
PROTESTING rorrs
The Committee Of the Whole also had under oonsi.
deraton the bill for the abolition protests of pro-
miseory notes and struck out the snaotng clause In
% @ % report OF the committee was agreed
Inc Senate then adjourned.
ASSEMBLY.
ANrI-Rxrr PETITIONS 30.
Mr.. SWEET reported against the bill for the redus
ton Of the rate Interest The bill was then ref.rrsd
to the Committee Of the Whole. He also report.d
against the petition ofthe anti renters providing for
suspension Of tho collection Of rents until the usno
titles to the lands shall be settled.
coMMyNIoArIoNs.
commu nication was received from the Canal d.
partment, to amend the report Of the Commss,onsra
Of the Canal Fund.
CHARTER OF THE oIrr OF NEW roRx
Mr. BowKN reported, complete, the bill to amend the
charter Of the city Of New York.
- REosrERED MOTHS.
MI. CAMPBELL reported the Senate bin AUTHORIZING
Comptroller to issue registered notes. in lieu Of un
Iegistered notes.
- wiLLIAMsBuRo PERRY COMPANY
Mr Cross, OF Kings county, introduced q bill An
cording TO previous notice. fer the OF
Whlismsburgh Ferry Company
=. oUBrRNAToRIAL MANSION.
Mr. BEExMAN, Of New York, offered resolution that
sseeet committee be appointed with instructions to
hngufe INTO the expedenoy Of purehasinss dwelling
mouse ior the accommodation Of the Governor
a.. . THk comMissIorERs PRACTICE
mr. firxHUoH, OF Oswego county called for thu nm
faefauon Of the resolution previously offered nv hi.,
IeIefring to the Committee the Judiciary the re-
port OF the Commissioners Of Practice Respecting sun
dry amendments to the code. After brief oonsids
Isuon, the resolution WAS adopted
a, UNCLAIMED DIVIDENDS.
=, Mr. DssoswAr, of Richmond county, offered resolu.
Ion instructing the bank COMMITTEES to inquire into
me expediency Of extending the aot Of 1885, relative
70 unclaimed dividends deposited In banking assooa-
tiops.
HoLvDAvs.'
Tbs Committee Of the Whole took up the bill de.ie.
hating certain holidays to be observed payment
n bis OF exchanges, and passed the Same without
amendment, and II was ordersd to q third reading
On motion, the House adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

CeAifornia Niedicines.-C. ii. Rings No. lOa
breadway tie place to get medicines put up With nsatrs
livery article necessary for those going to Calforn
Gan % rae o. the OF quality and at the price, unins
; M pure Ss 20 per os-othsr articles proportion ga
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

NAsHvILLx, Tenn, Feb. Z, 1Sao.
General Zschary Taylor, the President elect arrived
this morning. large oonoourss Of our oitxsns -.
ssmbsd to receive him, and Welcome him to the hosp.
tslitiss Of the city The greatest enthussm prsvsu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08
BY TELEGRAPH.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 7-940 A. NJ
The Independent Blues and Independent Orays,
uaer the command Of Colone, Anderson, left in the
steamer Boston, 81 IL O'Clock last night.
The Sheriff and High Constable with sxty picked
men, started at six O'Clock In the evening, by land
The Steamboats, being stopped, parties have gone
down during the night in sloops and sshooners.
The armed foroe is to follow. The spectators have
gone by water, and the police force BY land.
PHrLADHLpHIA, Feb. 7-3.48, P. M.
The greatest excitement prevails here Dock street.
from Coppell Jones' to Benders, IL crowded. There
IL nothing authentic from Baltimore.
BALrIxenx, Feb. 7-ls,P IN.
Ihsveju returned from CarrolIs Island.
Hysr left thsre At O'Clock last night, and arrived
1t POOLS Island ct O'Clock, and complained Of being
sick.
Sullivan Vas also there, and both retired ct 10
O'Clock.
At ao'oaock TIL, morning. the Police 20 In number,
Arrived NJ the Island and arrested all he parties
steamboat, With two military companies, lying in the
stream, ready 10 go shore to their assistance II me-
oeseary.
The boat has not returned to the city yet and there
Is runor that Hyer made his escape.
BALriMsRx, Feb. II O'Clock ss min. P.M.
The parties to the prize Aght with the sxoepton OF
Tom O'Donnel one Of Yankee sullivau,s second, AZ.
csped from the police.
When the police entered the house on POOLS island.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

GERS the excellent given Nuseum s.A
may rest assured that no other place Of ao
20 much rational Amusement that Quaker Giant
I.n,es are now attracting considerable attention, and lilly
90 tney oeseve ~ they ~ hour SpI,ndid
take place At three and half cook By Great
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

II. Hoe ~ Co. would most respectfully rs.
turn their thanks to tn, Fire Department this city for their
pod and eheent services in their
also their friends and the public general their
o They are The hope be enabled repairing
business In short time In Gold street, would inform
tier numerous customers and patron pr cipa
nctofy VIE corner Of Broome and 81 er now in fun
OPERATION and that they have taken 1t No As A.
receive their orders usual "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-08

Political Iateliigcnce.
The Democratic ate Convsntou Of Mkssssippi will
meet at Jackson On the FIRST Tuesday Of June next.
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u. S. MARSHAL'S SALE.

In the u District the Eastern District Louisiana.
F. Conrad ESQ., Assignee Of the Estate Of James j. Hand
DY VIRTUE the Honorable the District
ID United States aforesaid
ing 10Th day Of May 49, will expose public sale MON
DAY. H. 1872 the hour of ~ o'clock NJ
Magazine between Graver Natchez Streets
and interest surrendered by said bankrupt vested
said assignee, and TO the following described property
All that land Parish of Avoyeles In this
State the right bank of the Bayou Bu bounded
property Of Charles Benedck and below by Dennis
containing 400 apents more or less together with the Improvements
thereon and appuTtenances thereof.
q Eighty Acres of Land of Section No. Township No. q,
degree latitude Range No of the
basis meridian of the district of Louisiana. Said 30
of Land situated the side OF Bayou Bruf
g. Two hundred and five and hundredths
north latitude Of Range No. of the basis meridian the
western district OF Louisiana situated the Parish of Avoyees and
the Bayou Brui and between half and whole
Rays Ferry sounded the by lands OF Dennis Mcdaniel
L. All that Tract of Land composed Of Lots
ton Nc q Township No. south of the 3s degree
tude, Of meaan in the western dis
Louisiana situated the Parish Avoyes
side Bayou Bpuf bounded the lands Baws
containing according Surveyors return one
States appears by Certificate No. 1913 the Register the Land
Office, dated at OPenusas the 10th Of April 1885.
sod in block.
A Plan OF the Land will be exhibited on day of sae
The third of bankrupt in whatever profits
of Kikma. Abeathy Hanna bills
due to said firm well the bills payable and balances due by
being exhibited in the bankupt's schedule file in the U.
Dist Court
Terms Of saEFor the interest and claims
the Real Estate the purchaser his obligation three thou
sand dollars SO from the day sale, oil the
Bank OF Louisiana, bearing interest the of
from date until final PAYMENT secured by mortgage the prop
Balance cash
Acts of sale before H. B. Cena Notary Public expense Of
the purchasers.
WILLIAM S. SCOTT, u. S. Marshal
my9 49, je9, H. for the Eastern District of Louisiana.
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SALES AT AUCTION.
G.. Kersheedt VS.. His Creditors.

IFTH DISTRICT COURT of New Orleans .Bv
virtue OF decree rendered May h 1872 by the Honorable Fifth
Dsct Court of New Orleans the above entitled natter will
proceed sell public auction the premises Camp
between Common and Graver streets SATURDAY June 9h
1892 Al O'Clock P NJ under the of E. Briggs Syndic,
and for account OF the creditors OF said
One Proof Printing Press Standing d. lf0 lbs. Nonpare
Type, 683 lbs Mmon lS lbs Agate 1862 b PEARL l25 lss Non
bare Title, ils lbs Two Line l0 bs Leads. oun Two Line
Pearl Condensed do Brewer Antique Condensed do
Great Primer Black do Bourgeois 4e Rules 50 pair Cases rs
Composing Sticks Desks Tables Newspaper Rack. Stoves
and Pipes one eigtay Clock lot of Maps Books, Roller
solvent hs creditors.
being and last auction the above described
property will be nyy audcated the highest and last bidder
tor will bring 10 months credit purchaser furnishing
bond with good and solvent bearing
annum until final payment JOHN l.. LEWIS
JED 60 Sheriff of the Parish o Orleans.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS /:
LATITUDE, % 81 SoN.-Lore1ruDr. 30 Win Time. SA.
Cleared YESTERDAY:

Cleared Yesterday:
b. ship Enn's Queen, Campbell, Liverpool. Maeee Go
b. ship Symmetry. Thompson Liverpool, j. H. Elliott Go
Ship Cromwell, Barker. Havrs. L: Gale
Rark Narraga nsett, Destebecho Hayre. p. Poutz
Brig Lima Higgins Marselss and maIkef oo. ;.
Brig Carrier. Hale, Marseilles. ]. 7. Whitney & Co
Schr. Geo Lincoln. Rogers Point Isabel. o. Wckham
Steamer Gen. Hamer. Cozzens. Penfacoa, J. Hurley
Arrived Yesterday:
Ship Emily Taylor. Claussen q days from Boston, to
Ship John Calhoun. Mecher 30 days from New York,
in ballast to master-2d my.
b. bark Wanderer. Ireland, IS days from Halifax. N g.
Bark Wilhamet Cobb 30 days from New York to mater
Bark Robert Beauchamp % days from Boston, to master
Span bs Julto Coome days from Cienfusgos in bal.
schr b. G. Fo.sr Canfsd from Rattan Island LIST inst
Oregon, Hien from Mobile. >.
Montezuma Kelly. from Mobile.
Cora, Keeling, from Camden-318 bales cotton.
Patrick Henry. Crosley. from ST. Louis.
Magnolia. Thomasson. from Louisvie-lll bales cotton
Gov Bent, Brandenburg FIN White River43 bales cotton
Abe .deen. Clouds. from Mempbs-44O bales cotton.
Towboat Anglo Saxon Davis, from the Passes.
TOwboat Star, Brown, from the Passes.
BELOw-COMING UP.
Ship Isaac Alerton, and SHIP unknown.
Memoranda:
Towboat AngloSaxon lowed down and 10 sea- on the
29th uIt., ship Judah Touro.
Toyboat Hercules towed down and to the 3lst
ult ship Gregorius, and schB Vser, and Charles Ed
monston.
Towboat Star lowed down and sea. the 29th ult
ships Auterlz. and James Conner and schr Mayfower
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ARRIVAL OF THE TRAPPIsr MONKS BY THE
CALEDoNIA-Among the passengers who embarked
from Liverpool in the steamship Caledonia for Bos-
ton, were the Abbot of Mount Meleray, and three
brothers OF the Cistercan order of Trappiss.
They accompanied by Brother Macarius,'
and design 10 make all the necessary arrangements
tor the founding OF two monasteries Of their order,
somewhere in North America The Abbot. after
arranging matters here will return to Ireland, from
whence in August, forty or fifty brothers, including
four or five PRIESTS will embark for this country.
This party took passage for Boston, but landed at
Halifax, and not returning before the steamer
sailed, We're left Standardization Irdpeller.
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DRowNED-We are panied to learn that another
accident occurred in our bay yesterday afternoon
Three lads went out in a sailboat, and from some
cause the boat was capszed and one of the num-
Der drowned. The two others were picked up by
the steamer Cora, alive. The boy lost was named
Israel Richards. He was about IA years of age,
and has been engaged in the Drug Store of DR..
Williams, on the corner of Dauphin and Cedar
streets. Mis- body has not yet been found.-Mobile
ADJ Of Monday.
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Gs- The Southern Recorder, of Clarke county,
states that an atfray occurred at Jackson on the
10Th ult., between four men named Woodson, Daft
fin and two Blackwells, which resulted in the
death of the former, named Albert Woodson.
The perpetrator of the deed, the coroner's jury
could not identify
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FUEL FOB STEAMERS ~,

FUEL FOR STEAMERS.
THE GAS LIGHT COMPANY of NEW ORLEANS
l. will furnish to Steamer the Article of COAL AK at
reduced price 1t has been used for several months sue
csss1liy the Steamer MAGNOLIA, Capt Thomson,
connection with Wood Fuel and aids very materially Its
combustion
The attention of Captains and Enginees OF Steamers is
called this article OF Fuel and Tor Its qualities refer
ence is made 10 the Engineers OF the Magnolia.
f Ordsrs Received 81 the Office, 40 COMMON STREET,
Inys 2rneod p. N. WOOD, Treasurer.
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OF Among the Bonapartist candidates who have
started is DR.. Conneau. He comes forward for the
department of the Somme. 1t was DIR. Conneau
who, after years of close attention Prince Louis
Napoleon, ultimately effected his escape from the
tort OF Hama feat which cost him a trial before
French jury, and years Imprisonment in a
french jail DR.. Conneaus devotion to his chief
is now likely to be repaid with legislative honora
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-06

lHE boNAPARTE QuARREL-M. Napoleon b.
naparte, finding that the Paris Moniteur had not in
serted the letter he had addressed to that paper,
concerning the paragraph in it relating to his dis
mlssal as ambassador at Madrid, followed the legal
course to enforce the publication, and sent a sum
mons to that effect by huissier The letter and
summons then appeared in the Moniteur
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
Ief of BarOnne and Poydras streets

corner OF baronne and Poydras streets
sole Lessee and n hanger Mr. H. sGHUBEh
u Notice. Car nil Leare the Theatre for Lafayette eDery
night after the Performance.
"WEDNESDAY June 6Wl be acted the D. anna Ct the ROSE
~ OF CoRBElL Felix Mr. Eytinge; Beiair. MI. Mouney
solomon, Mr. BrydOn Martte Miss Fancy Dance. by
Jossphne Song By Miss Fitzlanes To conclude with DAY
Duffy Lady Elizabeth Miss Petrie Mrs Davis Mrs: Rowe
The Police Department the direction Of Mr. j.
key II Doors open O'Clock Curtain will precisely
quarter g Prices Of Admiss ion Dress Cir
Parquette so cents Tier rs Coore Boxes
50 Coored Gallery IS Box Office open from 10
where secured application the
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NEW ORLEANS:
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE G, 1919

u The Joint Committee yesterday passed resolution
insructng the Municipality Attorneys to prosecute such
pc sons as may guilty cutting evees along
the New Canal and the Canal Carondelet
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INNocENT.-Francos Coineon, who time since
arrested the First Municipality the charge of breach
of trust having appropraied the proceeds OF note en-
trusted to him for collection by Francois Domerc Domerc
acknowledges oincon have been entirely innocent
and he accordingly discharged.