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Cleared Yesterday:
Ship Adirondack Gillespie Boston, j. P. Whitney g. Co
Ship Suitana Barrett, New y ok A. Cohen
Bark Gen Taylor, Redman, Boston, G. w HJnson
Bark Dina (Brem Fechter San Bias, j. 2. Whitney & Go
Bark Louis (Belg) Andiens, Antwerp, Schmidt Il Co
Brig Marshal Ney, Lille New York, A. Kearny Il Co
Faner McCuly
Schr Fairy Pisas, Matanzas and market, j. j. Prsas
Arrived Yesterday:
Steamship Palmetto Smith from Galveston Goth instant to
Harris NOrgan-lst my.
Ship Gen Berry, Patterson. 10 days from New York. s.
TOby-2d my.
Ship Monsoon, Loing from New York 4h inst to mas.
ter-2d my.
Brig Henry Woods, Chamberlin 10 days from Monteg
Bay, to master-2d my
Bng Creoie-font.
Schr. Niagara Spauldng, Is days from Thomaston, to
master-2d my.
STEAMBOATS,
Banner of Aakapa Johnson FIN St Martinsvile-76 b. c.
Glencoe, Durham, I'm Louisville.
John Adams, Jones, FIN CincInnati-6 bales cotton.
Hiram Powers, Pearce, FIN Cincinnati
elias Wight, Scul I'm Cincinnati.
Viola, Dugas. I'm Laourche.
Gypsy IRE, I'm Baton Rouge-32 bales cotton.
Princess No. B. Sandlod I'm Vcksburg-1ll2 bales cotton
Concorda, Vontagen. I'm Milkens Bend-773 bales cotton
Rdgely, Love. I'm Bguf Rver-37l bales cotton.
Jenny Lind, HaygoUd, I'm Opeousas-43. bales cotton
u Ia nckiey, I'm Bayou de GiaZe-644 bales cotton.
Mary Foley. Daeres from Fields Mlls-2 bales cotton.
Tow boat Annawan, DAVIS I'm the Passes.
TOwboat Panther. DAVIS I'm the Passes.
BELow-COMING Up
Two bngs and one schoonef-unknown.
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for he benefit Of said Fire Company aid them repairing their
losses, be found at
n27 G. ID. BUNCE'S Hat Store, 30 Canal street
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Boots, Shoes, Hats. CAPS. etc, etc.

Boots, Shoes, Hats, Gaps, etc. etc.
BY MORPRY d MENUS.
"WEDNESDAY, January a. at 10 ocock-Wl sod al No.
w Magazine
100 Shoes, BOOTS BRoGANs, SLIPS, TIES ETC. con-
sistiug OF general assortment;
so Russia, Six, Nut and other HATS;
50 bales Al BROWN DOMESTCS.
Also variety of CLOTHING, DRY GOODS and CAPS.
The goods aIer for
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LARCRMEs.-Thos. Spriggns, Joseph Davis and Thos.
Collins, accused OF stealing the OF $50 from the money
drawer of Jose VdaPs coeenouse at the of Franz
lin and Customhouse Streets the 9Th inst and slave
named Jessy, belonging to Mr. j. Welsh, charged with
stealing from the of Phillip Gelbeck, Rampart,
between Toulouse and St Peter streets the night OF the
for examination. Pleading not guilty. they emanded
fOr eyam
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DISEASES OF THE EYE AND EAR
A FFECTiONS Of the o tic Nerve, litis, Conjunctva
N Inflammation Partial Blindness Ope atoms for trabs
mus and other Diseases affecting Vision. DR.. TUN-
STALLS OFF ICE, 1877 Poydras street. Hours of Con
sultation-lO till 5 Sundays, 10 I'LL 2.
Certificates from Physicians and Patients may be
his Office. ia20<
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A GIANTS MIss1LE.-John Garland yesterday
ragned before Recorder Baldwin, cha ge of
street. the I'd INST and throwing Cunningham stone
Ching about fifteen pounds The charge was substan-
tailed the had together with the fact that
before and the throwing of the stone threatened the
complainant with personal Violence and the Recorder
him before the First District Court
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CHARGE OF FKAuD.-The Second Municipality police
yesterday arrested Alexander Pope and John Gall who
charged by Thomas g. Mackey commission merchan al
the corner OF Lafayette and Commerce Streets with deau
ing him OF the Of 1903 Pope had in his possession
1852, which was taken in charge by the police
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Cook and Steward.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN e. co.

j. A. BEARD, Apctioneer.
THURSDAY, January 49, at 70 o'clockWI Sold Banks
Il Arcade
Steward
Terms--Cash.
R. Beard, N. p expense of the pr-
cha
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMERICAN HEAT RE.


H. P GRATTAN :.....'"...stage Manager
Second of Mr. H. p GRATTAN in his own Popular
Drama Of THE REBEL CHIEF Third appearance Of Mr..
THIS EVENING Tuesday JAM %, Is49The performances will
Commence National Drama by H. P. Gatsn, Member
REBEL CHIEF o. Tale the Rebellion Of s8@Edxari
GBsn NM NJ II r Gnn c0 Ge Gomez Dsks Mr.
Son Maze S6ri g't o ME- m Gn's' Mar Marc Aknhpn Tg Mr.
P+}Es in which fharactss she wi, the Ballads Rory
an JG bn M Tomnon and M :9u E s D Sn5
RAEeE Il DANCE Mrs. ss Nh
e Sovsd By Farce Of MoNsiEuR TON
& TaS k Mss c a ES Me- M Mr. s PanE
PPsCourcy Johnston Madame Belgrade, Mr.; Rowe n M
Mr. c T6oS. WIN M. ba
w S51o We Ss. nas CRIME ASD REPENTANCE
& r % s M NJ E T and De pro rR aS
of the Company viii appear Mr. II. S. EYTlNGE viii also
~ fhe Police Department under the control Mr. s. l. Beeman,
fb T s. Cents cooed Boxes
10 Private Boxes and Seats may be secured at the be-
s open before Il Performance will
q 4 quRIter-pa precisely jazz
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
Managers LUDLOW SMITH.
Second night Mr. f pEN No F t CONNER VAN
TEE JTRssH IL H. y he ST.
hrs; Stuart. To conclude with POOR PlLLIcoDDY-Pl-
.f Wednesday, third night s. CONNER, and
first night OF Mr.. Durivoge's new Comedy
8, Curtain o'clock
e TSEe5' and Place may be had On aPpacaton to Mr. r.
ORLEANS THEATRE.
Tg,FfIs EVENING Tuesday, January le49W be presented
this the celebrated Grand Opera in
Messrs. Duluc and Couadi and Madame Fsury-Joly.
" The LbreO OF The Martyrs is for sale at he Box Office
GREAT PAIN TING!
open FOR EXHIBITION s5S- FOR a SHORT TIME
oL0NGER- al sTOCKWELL's
Mammoth Panorama of the
MISSES IPPI RIV Err,
From the Gulf Mexico to the Falls of st. Anthony
AT PAN DRAMA HALL.
In the Commercial Excl ange building,
tH~ EVERY EVENING IN THE WEEK, -A5
and on Saturday afternoons at O'Clock.
E This PANORAMA Three Times the Ertsn of any Paint
ing the Wortf and faithfully Of country Three
thousand Hundred Miles Length passing through Ten
II Admission 50 cents; Children, Is cents jalS
GRAND RAFFLE
Of Shaw's Collection of Paintings and Engravings;
Making one Grand Scheme,
TO BE DRAIN ON THE FIFTEENTH FEBRUARY.
Nineteen Prizes:
% 600 chances at So each. SO
Prze-vew o the Grand Plaza oil Mexico.
| Portrait of Gen. Tayo.
santa Anna
10 Prizes fine CORD Engravngss-Views IN Mexico.
Lith. Portrait Of Santa Anna.
:. :. Plaza of Mexico.
Mexican Costume.
10 Prizes valued at $1,000.
To- Tickets had the principal Bars Book and Segar Stores
os CITY, 81 The Paintings may be sssR Il EXCHANGE
-s>s--
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Washers, Ironers, etc.
BY BEARD, CALHOUN & CO.


THURSDAY, January 49, at l2 ocOck-Wl be sod, BANGS
i Arcade
The woman, JANE years. excellent W asher,
1roner Hous Woman; good temper and fully guaranteed
Terms Cash.
The grille woman, MARGARET aged IS years. good Washer
one, Seamsress, and House Women. Sad
guaranteed.
Terms-Cash. -AlsO:
whose qualifications viii be
given N the stand.
R. Beard N. p expense pur-
chasers,
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SHIPS-SHIPS.

~ To sail WEDNESDAY. oath inst.
EOR SABINE PASS.-The schooner GEN. TAY-
l. LOR, Anderson. master, is now loading or the 5zh
above port, at the Lover Pcayune Tier, and wll aM
leave above. For freight passage, having good z-
accommodations, apply on board, ort
ja22 A. WETHERBY, 70 Poydras st.
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observation-disclosures Edward charged by John Hennessy
Waterman of the First Municipality, with breaking
with two other no escaped the door OF the grocery
store the OF Dauphin and Customhouse
Monday morning about hapast 10 O'Clock, examined
before Recorder Genos yesterday and committed for trial.
The PATTERSON .APFAIR.-Recorder Seuzeneau yester:
day examined half dozen Witnesses with the OF
obtaining knowledge Of the who beat the soldier
Patterson and caused his death None of those examined
knew anything Of the affair farther than
that they him about half hour before he found
wounded. Nothing therefore elected Justify
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SALES Az AUCTION.
Groceries. :. Groceries :. Groceries.
nv MORPHT q NEVIS

THIS DAY. Tuesday, January %, 10 oclockWl be solo,
l. No. 81 Magazine street
500 ieng 300 boxes Soap l2l boxes Sperm Candles 20
boxes Taow Candies Curry Combs rs Brandy and
Gn 25 bags Cone, 81 Havana Coffee Regaa CT
CARS AsoTobacco Hams Sides, Mackere Goldfish CaIet Port
Wine ETC. ia23
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!, ASsAuLr AND BHrTERY..James Armstrong, accused OF
be !ng his sister Margaret Armstrong yesterday sent
before the First District Court, by Recorder Baldwin.
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HOUSE TO RENT and FURNITURE FOR SALE.
A FRAME. HOUSE, situated on Nayades street. first
"A house above the Ticket-oice OF the Canollton a.
Rail Road Company. The FURNITURE is new, fei:l
the owner intends leaving the city.
Rent $22 so per month ia1S St
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PETTY THETA man named Peter Faulkner was
brought TO the Third Municipality watch house last evening
by B. Marne. who charges him with stealing few sticks
OF wood from the Levee
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-01-23

INoUEsT.-An inquest was held yesterday by Coroner
Spedden on the body of unknown white man, found
dead in the woods Common street, between Broad and
GalyeZ streets The post examination proved that
he died of congestion of the BRAN He pair of
ade pantaoons, black waistcoax and trcoored
wooden jacket. Three men, found the body when it
discovered and suspected Of having caused his DEATH
yes erday brought before Recorder Baldwin. The
Cooners inquest having proved the died of disease
hey freed Of the suspicion, but to the work
house Migrants.
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LARCENY.-A slave named Michel, the property of John
Wallace arrested by the Second Municipality police
the request of M Espreu who accuses him OF stealing
from his store No 30 oydras street. gold watch and
eal boxes of sega The watch boxes Of and
50 note ofthe Achafaaya Bank identified by Mr. Espreu
his, found st. Louis street. BOu
bon, occupied by him. Several ohe articles OF trng value
found in the and Identified by from
whom they Wee stolen.
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WINES RaaunIEs ERIII,

WINES, BRANDIES, FRUITS. &c.
sHos ri &c Sy n f 'Ssf9's
800 H bess; very s aS cfIoARafe: o.
80 % d. DO. Old ' Lo5o SHERRY;
S baskets ds brands
% cases Joha nnisbeger HOOK;
20 do. Hockhemer;
IShf pipes Martel and 0!ard Dupuy & Co. BRANDY;
so or. casks Pnet Castlon;
u casks Spanish Brandy;
o 90 drums Guiana RAIsINs;
s mats mats flesh DATES
500 5 81 saIsf IS s2{ sR Sf ALMONDS
8 8 casks aS f Hs@ e eEak hN hTSis'
so ffp RessFssd s G sn5 boxes
E.ssS Fs$ ~ ", ssts'
Jazz Ct r: F. NICHOLS co. e and 70 Camp st.
A sERyAST MT, !tasI o ssod Waiter Apply St
m AP SHBs snfT 70 good
is hnS st es 9 Corner
ia22 81 DARCY, corner Cnartres and Canal SIS.
BUILDING LoTs-second Municipality.
streets the Fourth Ward the mosI rapidly improving Sec
JAZZ St FIR. SOUTHWARK
ROBERT SKINNER,
BRICkLAYER, No. 73 ROYAL STREET.
UNDERTAKES all kinds of FIRE WORK such as the
- Setting of Cooking Ranges, Ovens. Steam -
Boilers All wo done by the subscriber will 1tTs1
be guaranteed, and specimens of his work may be gEl
seen at any time NS-SSAN
with dispatch. ja19 ly
NEW MILLINERY STORE,
80 CH3RTR ES Street. betlceen LienUHe and CONT Sts
AIRS. FEUMELOT respectfully informs the Ladies that
4Vl she has opened the above Store for the sole M
pose deI Otng herself to the perfection of ES
HATS and BONNETS Her experience in thatH5zk
line of business, and her well known taste which Wa
formerly wei appreciated by the ladies hat
few the OF the former house OF r.
LEFEBvRE Il BROTHERS, IN which Mrs. FEU MELOF
a long time the head of the Millinery Department,
make her hope that she will receive share of the Ladies
patronage which she respf ctfulIy solcits. jal9 1t
EAGLE LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE
COMPANY.-No. 40.
WALL ST., NJ Y-CAPITAL 5000, 000-100 900 PAID In.
to This Company, from possession of ample Capital,
addition to lis reserved Premiums has decided advantage
purely Mutual Companies. OF security those
desiring effect LIFE INSURANCE. Its having
surpassed the most autcipatons OF its founders,
proves its advantages to be duly appreciated by the
munity Its about 10 per less than Mutual
Companies the with full particpat in the offs.
PrOspecuses will be furnished, and applications for nsu-
rance forwarded to the Company application to
GEORGE WOOD New Levee
jail 1m3p and Tchoupitoulas street
e
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NEW YORK SADDLERY WAREHOUSE
sIGS OF tn BLACK HORSE HEAD IS Canal near Camp st.
n Retail Dealers in Saddles. Brides, Martin ia
gales Trunks, Whips, IIogskins Sklrting, sad <a&&
Fumue of descr ton, having full assortment OF
all articles Their line from their mandatory, enabled
offer purchasers both respect to style nd prices
indncement to call on them at Is Canal street.
d27 Pm ANDREW G. BULL e. co.
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t. To leaue WITH DISPATCH.
NOR BOSTON.-The A packet ship EUPHRASIA,
II Chas Buntin, master, will leave above For ct
freight passage apply board, at Post IA, I'd Mu
ja5 JOHN w ANDREWS & co. 81 Common ST.
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FOR ALIFORNIA
DERSONS in want of Goods for the California Market,
will find great variety of suitable articles for that
Try, such as A. r lCUi.TURALlM IMPLEMENTS, AXES,
HATCHETS. CUTLERY of every kind, COOKING
UTENSILS TABLE FURNITURE, etc etc , at No So
CAMP street. jalS 6tl ALEX. HILL
NEW FEED STORE.
ORDERS FOR HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN, PO-
~ TATOES, etc, promptly attended to.
E. CHAPMAN, So Tchoupitoulas street,
RefereRce-J. & r. GFDDEs. jalS 6m1 near Poydras
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COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Edward A. F. Mitchell,
charged by Captain Manuel Antonio Sarachuja Of the
Spanish bark Maria Cothda with assaultng and knocking
him down board his vessel the 18th and with
calling on board crowd from the Levee, ~ho upon his ad
vice and lnsugation, broke the cockey of the vessel
wounded several OF the and hauling down the Sran
h flag od and spa upon it and tore yesterday
examined before Recorder Genos and before the
First District Court be tried for assault and battery and
The accused gave $1,000 bail to appear before that tribunal
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS ::
Cleared Yesterday:

LATITUDE, 90 81 so N.--LoNsITUDE, 80 WIN Time Oh.
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HATS ARRIVED
En0 DOZEN more of those BLACK SOFT BUENA
.bN VISTA also, few GUTTA PERCHA ~
$3.50 MOLESKIN and a good assortment ofevery -
Esxx other kind OF Hats and Caps per ships Vcks <<4
<4burg, Indiana and Palestine, and for sale low ~
by JOHN DURBRIDGE
Ial6 IS Customhousa st Up Stairs.
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So To sail THURSDAY. JaNuaTy 18th.
EOR SAN FRANCIS q, CALLFORNiA.-The new
l. Baltimore cipper-built bark TOURO. Captain FL
Low will sail above The Touro is 800 tons bur sA
then, of BEAUTIFUL model and expense has been =A
spared to fit her he most comfortable for pasen
gers She is remarkable for fast sailing and commanded
by having great experience in the Pacific Trade, who
will take charge of consgpments to his address For
freight or passage apply to
C.. J. MEEKER IS Poydras St.
N B.-Passagein the First Cabin $3.50 Passage in the
Second Cabin $500. No Steerage taken and
passage secured until paid for laIa
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INFLUENZA-Several of the children in the Catholic Or
phan Asylum, Camp street, have been attacked with
influenza Twelve fourteen have occurred in the
institution, but none have proved fatal.
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ST. HARLES EATRE.
ORLEANS THEATRE E..

THIS EVENING Tuesday January 49, s49-Wl be presented
celebrated Grand
acts, by Donzeti, entitled THE MARTYRS. Performers
Messrs. Duluc and Couad, and Madame Fleury-Joly.
IT. OF The Martyrs for sale The Box Office.
5 Performances quarter before O'Clock. a23
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Says that the hest HATS and CAPS in The city
~ always be found at tbs of CH.4RTRES ~
<xpf~as and CANAL. streets. All persons desiring 49,
ss to know the truth of the report respectfully -
Nainvted to call and examine the superior stock
Gut,a Percha HATS; Fancy Velvet and Cloth CAPS for
Children, ETC.. etc. J. DARCY,
dis corner Charfres and Canal streets
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N. B.The Route by OF Chagres being now acknowi
edged the best and urest to California, establishing
Regular Line of Packets to Chagres. An vessel viii
succeed the Hazard. jal5
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,
CRESCENT OFFICE, J
Tuesday MuInlnp Ian q 1919

Iuesudy NUIhIng, Jan %, I545.
COTTON.-The letters by the America which came to
hand by mail yesterday do not differ materially to Cotton
from the accounts already received except in the
of sales at Liverpool which put down about II 900
bales for the eleven business days before the steamer left
The official quotations the brough by the Europa
In our market no alteration has followed this intelligence
and the sales yesterday amounted ZOO bales the fol-
rates of Saturday.
EEWoRLEASs CLASSIFICATION.
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~ To sal IN A FEW DAYS;
nor NEW YORK-ST4NTON'S LOULSL4N.4
j. .7ND .NEW YORK LINE OF p. 5IIE zi,ss:5s44.
ETS-The fast-saing regular packet ship QUE 49,
BEG, Capt Geo. S. Brewster. having the principal -
part of her cargo board will sail as above For balance
of freight or passage having superior state room accommo
dations apply board Pier No foot of ST Joseph ST.
or 10 j. w. STANTON s. CO
DIS corner of Magazine and Lafayette streets
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LIZ" To Eeare WITH QUICK DISPATCH.
EOR EW YORk.-(l oating a. Fisks What. L.
IL fayette. THE \ packet brig FRANCISCO, 14
Ca. Smith requires the bulk of 500 bbs to srxTs
pete her cargo, and will leave as above. For the
frt light Of which, passage. amply
FOSUICK & BRO. - Camps
i45 orto J. w. ANDREWS, o. Common st.
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~ To leaoe WITH QUICK DISPA rCH.
nor NEW YORK-The fine, fassaiilng packet ship
L HARRIET I-OCKWELL, Capt. Oh 5; Ger; Il
rlsh having large part of her cargo engaged will aT51
leave above. balance OF freight passage sas
apply jail ]. w. ANDREWS & CO. 81 Common ST.
e-g~ 10 keaue WITH QUICK DISPATCH
L>OR BOS OR'S LLN'E.-(To Succeed
Il the David Nichols THE fine, fast-saling s..
packet ship N, Capt. Rogers, wif leave az MIIl5
above For freight passage apply board sfara
JOHN w. ANDREWS & co. 81 Common St
n. B.-A De.k load wanted for The Dawn NICHOLS. "a
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~ H. Dalley's Magical Pain Extractor. The
original and always has the signature
the proprietor H. DALEY on the wrapper of each box.
Southern Depot, Isl Char street, Orleans. dStf
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

and il is here we feel that That greatest and
most important object of existence is II hno'o
ourselves
1t is OF great importance, now that This
Cemetery is completed, to raise permanent
Fund that shall always be kept for the i'm
provement Of the place. About FIVE hundred
dollars have been obtained by voluntary sub
scrptions from some of the Propr etors and
it is most earnestly hoped that the residue
needed, will be subscribed IN such amounts as
the Proprietors feel able to give, no matter
how little, if their means are limited, and
thus raise this Fund to sufficient amount, so
that the interest will always be adequate to
keep the Cemetery in proper order. We are
all equally interested in this matter, and nc
one can be charged with sefshness for mani
Testing an interest in its success. Those who
are disposed to subscribe to this Fund, can
hand their offerings 20 either Of the Trustees
and all will be appropriated to the noble OBJ
lect which we are advocating.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

Here is some hot weather counsel from the
Cleveland Herald -" In these roasting hot
DAYS we resolve ourselves into committee Of
health and advise moderation in all things
Walk slowly and on the shady side OF the
street eat moderately, and of your accustom-
ed food, avoiding that which degenera,es your
system. Imbibe ice water modera,elyand thirst
not after coblcrs, juleps, smashes, 6ds or
cocktails. Mind your own business, don't
SANDER your neighbors,no nor puzzle your brains,
if you have any, about ozone, perpetual mo-
tion or squarng the clrcle.".
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-08-02

The following is the address of the expatri-
ated Irish patriots, referred TO in our foreign
summary -
"FELLow CoUSTRymEN-lfy your efforts 10
procure mitigation of the penalties 70 which
we are about TO be subjected had been as sue
cessful as you desired, we could not have f.
!. fered to you mole sincere and grateful ac-
acknowledgements than those which we now
tender for the sympathy and solicitude which
you have displayed in our behalf.
| Al this moment, whilst we are bidding our
last sad farewell to our native land, the reflec-
tion that our countrymen have not Witnessed
with indifference our removal from amongst
them is a sweet source Of consolation and be
assured, that this remembrance will hereafter
| be a soothing alleviation to whatever suffer
ings we may have to endure.
Knowing that we address many who do
not concurr with us in political opinions, we
do not feel ourselves at liberty to offer any OBJ
seryations upon the policy by which this
country is governcd-upon the policy which
gave rise to our resistance to British power
upon the policy which now consigns us to
exile. We are compelled to reprcss even the
emotions we feel in rejecting upon the awful
condition in which we leave the land that we
have deeply loveG nor is this fitting occa-
sion to point out the means by which its dlsas-
ters may be repaired but we cannot refrain
from the expression of hope that you will
not despair of your country and we may be
permitted TO offer 10 our fellow countrymen a
parting exhortation, that they will lay aside
those unhappy dissensions which have so long
paralysed the intrinsic strength of the Irish
nation, and hencelorth learn TO love and con-
fde in each other
We feel that it is not necessary to say any
thing to you in vlndication OF our motives
Even those who most condemn our conduct
know that we have not been animated by mo,
tives of personal nature in hazarding all tha,
was dear to US for the sake of our native land /;
but we owe it to our feelings to declare that
whatever may be the sacrifices we incur by
devotion to its interests, our latest aspiration
will 5e prayer TO- the prosperity, the honor
and independence of Ireland.
WILLIAM S. O'BRlEN,
| THOMAS FRANCIS MEAGHER,
TERENCE BELLEW M'MANUS,
PATRICK O'DONOHOE.
Il Richmond Prison.