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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

FIRST DISTRICT CoURT-In the First Ditrict Count
yesterday, Bernard Never found guilty of assault and
battery. Charles Williams John Hessagan William Hail.
and James Hagan we've tried for larceny and acquitted
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SENATORS AND SUNDAY ScHooLs.-In the year
1877 the first Sunday School organized in the State
of Virginia, was opened in Lynchburg, in connec-
ton with the Methodist Episcopal Church, by Geo.
Walker, James McGehee and John Thurman-the
last of whom still survives. In very short time
two hundred scholars of both sexes, were collect
ed, many of whom had no other opportunity of ac-
curing the slightest education.
Among the first scholars that attended was
SLIM spare YOUTH who manifested capacity and
desire of improvement. The youth grew up-re-
moved to the west--studied law-and has long
been known to the nation, as WILLIAM ALLEN,
late Senator of the U. S. from the State of Ohio
In the second year of the School, there was en-
tered as scholar younger boy, of progressing
appearance and department. He was son of one
of the three persons named as the founders of the
School, and is now ISAAC P. WALKER, a Senator
in Congress from the State of Wisconsin.
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COFFEE

COFFEE. -, !.
sl0 BAGS Old Government Java, superior arieie'
.ps Denton & BARRETT, n and q Gravier st.
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SENT DowN.-Charles Copeland. who few days ago
arrested for beating his WIFE Yesterday sent down
$500 John Lewelyn yesterday sent down for six
months, by Recorder Baldwin, for an assault.
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

To sail on THURSDAY. the l2th inst
AA For Oai1ifornia, via chsgres.-The A I, very
FLORIDA, D; McCar.y. master, having large
pa OF her cargo engaged will sail above Abe as splsn-
did state loom accommodations for Cabin Psssenee ssd
the sieersge will be hand-omely arranged TO cUn-
orably accommodate limited numbss az passengsS The
bark florida the fastest sailing vessel out Of this and
can insure comfortable quick and safe passage Th0se
perons going California via Chagrss are 1aicalarIy
invited to This beautiful vese she lies At the
select their berth For furbe, pa,ticnlan apply to
o. WICKHAM. 20 Riepyie street.
y5s For California, yia Chagres To Succeed she
AkR Bark FtoRIDA....Nso Orleans and Chagres
- Regular Lise.-Tbs ine. fast ssilss copps.ed and
COPPER fastened scho ner IONA, Lestch sass having
fine modatons for passenger can comfortably take
S 10 ,ss q "h o. s sDpy on
board at Lower Eicayune Ter O 70 --w
O. WlCKHAM, % BienviIs 1t.
or r. NJ HARRISON b CO.. n Poydras st.
N.B.-Tbe Agents in Panama are Msssm. r. H. LEGTcH
Co. who are prepared with all the necessary
for passengers and freight the sthmus that they
AZ svw NOT 70 meet with any delay in crossing. spio
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ARREsTEo.-Edward Brown f. m. G., was Yesterday r
re.ted by the Second Municipal Police. charged with
having come into the State in contravenon Of law.
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NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MORNING, APRIL IL, 1874.

POLICE lTEM-DxcKpTIyE TOKENS.
As yesterday along the street
A careless maid. Louisa HE'D,
Within the dust beneath her feet
A metal token she espied
" Aha!" said she; now by this token
see good luck for me has spoken
She took it mp and straightway sought
In Chartres street dry. goods store;
Ten dollars worth she quickly bought
She could mt pass the thing for more
Then for the goods. with face Of brass
Did she this brazen token pass.
The merchant saw screw was loose,
And made the police nab Louisa;
They took her to the calab0ose.
Which did mt altogether please her.
There, ever mournful and heart-broken,
She thinks on that deceptive token.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS +:
LATITUDE. 20 81 80 N.-LoNsITuDx. 90 Win Tme 81.

49, Cleared YESTERDAY:
Ship Leondas Jordan, HavFe, L. H. Gale
Ship Flevi0, Jenkins, Liverpool, l.. H. Gale
Ship Ozark, Davis New York. C.J. Meeker
Bark Morgan Dix, Hamilton, Boston, Master
Bark Lefitia Lewis. Baltimore, G. J. Meeker
Rr. bark Ellen Pepticost, Liverpool, II. Holland
Br. bark Bombay. Morton, Liverpool, T. ]. Spencer
Brig Henry, Baker. Charleston, 8. L. & E. L. Levy
Brig Jeanette Brown, Philadelphia, A. Keany & Co
Brig Archelaus, Burgess, Charleston, Barelii & Co
Schr Sarah Elizabeth. Webb, Pensacola, Master
Schr Louisa Sean, Sears ApalachcOla E. G.. Rogers & Co
Schr Pascagoula, Burns, Mobile, G. d. Lehman 4 Co
Steamer Grand Turk, Robirds st. Louis,
c. T. Buddecke s. Co
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PICKING PocKET.-Patrick Ryan yesterday arrested
in the Second Municipality charged with picking the peck
etsO a drunken man.
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TRUE BILLs.-The Grand Jury yesterday found ills
against for the of various offences
VIZ AGAINST Richard Moore alias Stewart for entering the
dwelling house Of Ramon Villa, with intent STEAL the
night Of February 2st Against VIM Kraser for forging
certificate puporng to Be signed by stickney the
Thomas, for having the night of February sth in the
stable the corner Of Common and Carendeet streets
stabbed Thos Mullen with pair of shears gans Ed.
ward Murphy and Luke Lyons. These persons the 9Th
Of February. committed violent assault John Stephen
Stevens the boaswan of the ship Argoby lying opposite
the cotton press Lyons knocked stevens down and
Murphy stabbed him with knife dirk the effect Of
which wounds he died in the Charity Hospital,
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STEALING A CART-Thos. Hamilton was yesterday az.
rested in the Third Municipality charged by Thos Cunning
ham with stealing hand.ca rom hts (Cunnnshams)
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THE MURDER THKBER.-We glad to perceive
that the Police Of the First Mum cpaly have succeeded in
arresng two Of the concerned in the murder of Jean
Theber, mentioned yestedly morning. Their
Ludwick Simon and John Duran.
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MURPHY'S RESTAURANT


100 ST. CHARLES SrREET-Next to the Theatre.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform bis friends and
L the public that he has made extensive addi- -
tons to his Establishment rendering il The most
TAURANT will at all times be supplied with -N2
the choicest a,e that the markets of the city Afford
Der of Spacious Bedrooms. with entire furniture. he
prepared 70 aSconmodate BOARDERS with or without
The BILLIARD SALOON has been entirely reiitted
esabh equal to in the city. and from its
tra situation must continue to be the Billiard Saloon Of
the city.
The BOWLING SALOONS have been constructed with
great care and effort the of subscriber shall be
wanting to give general satisfaction to his patrons and to
make his House worthy of the most liberal patronage.
Gy The BAR, Is usual. will always be furnished with
the best of LIQUORS.
aplI 3m RICHARD MURPHY.
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VIOLENT ASSAULT Easel Jacob. feeling very belcose
yesterday attempted exercise his combatve pTOpenstes
upon Ms Dibocner Afer asssutng and threatening her
ened to shoot her This much for the endurance Of
woman SO Madame Dibocher ents red a complaint
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THEFT-Joseph Plummer, having a turn for navigation
board the ship essoe and stole quantity Of
teal instruments besides some clothing He yesterday
arrested and remanded for further examination.
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady ....21 Charities street

0PENING THIS DAY. IN STORE 81 CHARITIES
" STREET an ENTIRE NEW STOCK of FANCY
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS.
We are now prepared to offer full and varied
in all the different departments of our business.
The Stock embraces every manufacture in LINEN
Of which has been selected with unusual in order to
those who may favor with their custom.
One thing we wish to impress upon our patrons-the
achOe of Stock is marked Plain Figures,
at the LoDest Selling Price.
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List Of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.
- ..c.r;nyy,, for - Tia Cresceuf

(Note-ln municipality designated in the following
table "ml the Nos commence at the kIoad anu u Up
Ms above he Steamboat Land
ine No being Fiatboat Landing lin the Third m3 the Nos
cnence Railroad and down. No. teng Ferry wharf
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COMMISSION AND FORWARDING.
VyHE undersigned intend establish hemso Ives at PAN
81 the AMI sPpffsoe BHsNE
"A'e' '''' WIN. B. PEAKE,
JOHN REID.
Ms'' MI sss M'' 4 w Rsis e. &C.,
Kennedy & Foster. G. b: Buck Peek.
Cleveland, Bro. & Co. w. Andrews 4 Co.
brig Perfect about the oath ins and will take charge
Of any consgnmens which will be disposed Of either at
Ch'gres or Panama. as 1dSee%sn IS otfsT Apply to
mills I'm or Dewey CO. s. Gravier st.
n. BRANDER sM1TH.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT.
No. 80 Gravier Street,
Offers for SALE entitled 70 Debenture-
sHAWLs-Coored damask Canton Grape;
scARFs-c sisie T daaash Canton % Grape ape
scarlet .,brosered IN Scarlet crimson cherry, pink
sHAwLs-R eh Embroidered white Canton Grape;
Rich embroidered scarlet and cherry do do;
supsr 81, size and qualify very fine embd;
White Barege Satin PLAID Barge;
Assorted d, embroidered fringe
Printed De Lane
Printed Cashmere
sILK-Toie de rlnde
Toiie de Nord;
Snchews fine article;
Fousrd and Pongee Handkerchief large assortment of
and beautiful styles.
Fancy Plaid cravats; Black Levsntine cravat..
PRlNTS-Light and dark fancy, and Furniture;
English do do.
"A Brown sbeetnes Denims Columbian Pad,, Grsndrias
Cotton Hose assosd scarlet and Flannel Blue Cloth Cas-
amer and Merino undershrts and Pants, &C. mhs7 I'm
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IRA PAY.

Il Necessary to pfocure THREE MONTHS "a
and EXTRA PAY nS Ss the hem Of deceased @
officers and soldiers who served in the late war -
with Mexico Office in New Commercial Exchange directly
under Major Dashiells office.
Though the Paymaster has closed his Rolls in this city the
undersigned still keeps his Office prosecute all claims
Back Pay Extra Pay and has trustworthy Agent
in Washington. whose special duty it is to attend promptly
:" GIL ''a'N'' ~ "'''' ~ VIM MONAGHAN,
mhl6 lms-3dp Late Capt COZ 9Th Regt. La Vols.
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D1sCHARsED-Juan Herrera Sylvia. who arrested for
robbng Primo Alvarez. yesterday examined by Re.
corder Baldwin He discharged.
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HOLMES & co..

ID ESPECFULLY inform the public and their former
II customers that they have remODedt to 1919 GRATIER
Street corner of Carondeet-where they prepared to
llorders for MINERAL WATER for the supply Of Steam
n B.-A Liberal Discount allowed to Grocers and Com
To SODA WATER and MEAD furnished in
Fountains. heretofore, with and superior Drawing
Apparatus apps 6m
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-04-12

OILS. OILS.
THREE THOUSAND gallons Winter and Spring
L Bleached Sperm, in casks and bbls.
o,ooo gallons Winter and spr Beached Whale in do
quality Tanners Oil $50 gallons Boiled Lnseed OIL and 80
bbs Neatsfoot Oil for sale bv
WHITTEMORE & CUTTER.
apl0 IL TchOupitOulas st.
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CARROLLTONHOTEl

THE undersigned respectfully inform the PUBLIC that they
have just taken the above mentioned establish -
ment. with the extensive Gardens. Ten Pin Alleys H
Billiard Room Ice Cream saoSn & WSne and
making very considerable improvements theren, they are
prepared receive and accOmmodate Permanent and
Transient Board 1t almost useless to sxpatiate the
numerous attractions be found the Ca0ton Hotel
Grounds As suburban place of entertainment the estab
shment second to in the South. possessing
does almost unvaled scenery and the artificial helps Of
Gardening in the production Of fruits and flowers such
where be found in the vicinity Of New Orleans
As place of temporary rustcatonas retreat from the
noise hustle and OF city e-t merits than ord
nary notice from the vster.
The UNDERSIGNED apprse the the public that their Larder
will always be found well supplied with the choicet quail
ties Of Game Fish etc. and they have laid finely
ssoed stock of Wines and other Liquors. they furnish
Dinner Supper Chance Repasts. private parties at
the shortest possible notice.
The undersigned therefore aer themselves that in add
ton to their own azduous efforts please the beauty Of
the location its ssubrous the with which
access may be had their establishment by railroad render
the Caoton Hotel the most desirable of ali resorts
ANGEL g. CHANDLER.
~ For terms Of Board. etc. inquire at the Planter
Hotel at the Hotel in Canolton Capt. a. ANeILL,
ap9 If CHAs. CHANDLEn.
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$1,000 REWARD.

OFFICE BOARD OF UNUEKWR!TEKs,}
New ORLEANS, April 9TH 1919.
WHEREAS it is known to members OF this Board that
w frequent of Incendarism have occurred in this
city during the rast month and whereas if the lncendia
mes continue undscevered the most destructive cossequen
Resolced That this Board hereby authorize its Secretary
70 offer reward Of tn Rec THOUSAND DOLLARS
for the conviction of free Of mature TWO
HUNDRED DOLLARS for the conviction OF any slave
who may have been concerned either principal o,
sory in setting fire any building buildings within the
State of Louisiana.
A true extract from the Minutes:
anQ q L.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
NE NAJ nMET nj TIE MASS I'd

DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
nUININE. CAL0MEL, BLUE MASS, IPE- 0
vi GAG, RHUBARB, etc.-As low for cash
IL as can be procured esewhere.Can and
N1 lrdge;GsDr. Ed. CoXEs PREPARA- u
OLC. SOUTHERN COUGH sYRUP-An unsqualled
remedy for COughs Influenza. etc.
EXTRACT OF COPAIyA, SARSAPARIIILA
AND CUBEBS-A certain and sgreeable cure, superior to
the Capsules o. any other extract.
TONIC EXTRACT OF SARSAPARILLA AND
TARAXACUM-The strongest preparation that can be
made.
BALSAM OF NAPHTHA, TAR, LIVERWORT,
ec-For the relief and cure Of Construction and Bronchitis
MENT.
% Especial attention paid 10 the treatment Of Rheuma
tism. Bronchitis and Consumption.
Office corner Magazine and Poydas sts. n23 1y3dp
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FURTHER REDUCTION.

FURTHER REDUCTION.
ON ACCOUNT OF REMOVAL.
EROM and after Monday the 9Th inst the whole stock
Il Of FANCY and STAPLE DRY GOODS containe !
in the Store az CHfRTRES Street. will be sold at, and
many a les much below. the Original Cost for Cash only
The stock of the largest and best assorted this city
Persons requiring style of Goods will do well to call at
early hour. 80
~ From the LIST of September next the undersigned will
be located the centre of the between Bourbon and
Dauphn, on Canal st. [ap9 3tawlml D. H. HOLMES.
NOTICE.
A have this day retired from business all persons to
claims within fifteen days from this date would also no
ty all persons indebted to to come forth and settle with
within that time would also solicit from my friends
and customers continuance of their patronage for Sue
cessor. P. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. M. SULLIVAN,
NOTICE.
vHE undersigned having been elected Syndc TO settle
up the affairs of the late firm of C: R. SESSIONS
CO. hereby gives notice to all persons indebted TO said frm
upon all those indebted ESQ far he find hem) and
sent their bills and all that not settled will be placed in
the hands of sn attorney for col ection.
He also offers for sale the establishment of the EVENING
MERCURY. The office is compste in eve PARTICULAR,
together with first Double Cylinder N apier Press
guaranteed to be equal in this CITY, The Press will be
sold separately, if desired.
ap7d&W If G. K. SESSIONS. Syndc.
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PAIvH AND SARSAPARiLLA.

TyHE most inbe remedy class Of dis
generally, which the of Copava and sarsaPara
srvceabe The estimation and enormous SAFE
obtained for the last four certain criterion o.
utility 1t has acquired the utmost me in almost
Faculty Medicine BY the most eminent
OF the profession. "a
One Recommendation this preparation enjoys above ~ others Is It's
portable fomput poshe mode IN which may De
TAKEN being both easy and easans tasee naiurewih no
restriction diet confinement from daily business travellers
especially would And this useful and ought
be with preparation possessing the which
the one medicine pamphlet
explanatory different stage, Of the disease without any extra
Prsnared by j. Thorn Chemist London and sale by
siCKLES 8 Co., Druggists, 40 Canal and "a Magazine
New I)rleaps, mars 3m2dp
fw Strangers in tn City, see DR.. B. F. MULLEN'S
other columns this He Of the
best his profession the United States All that stand
srset. nj
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CARD.
LII pelsons wishing u procure PIANO FORTES
n in the New Orleans market. either with
cr without the e, E 4 Att Td are in
street sour duly authorized Agent for thatu =
only freight and insurance added and orders for
description Of instruments manufactured by leaving
it optional with the purchaser reject the same if 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 be by
right and are he only ms.ufactuey in Boston Of the
ture the Seven Octave Grand PIANO FORTES, with and
without the E0lian Attachment
T. GILBERT & CO., 400 Washinston street.
Boston. October "a, 1848 ap11 I'm
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WANTS.

WANTED.
by Young Man thoroughly aecima'ed; situation in
extensive Country Acquaintance which could be made
table TO his employers The best of references given Ad
dress ii. A., Crescent Office. ap4 St.
WANTED,
A SITUATION, bR Widow Woman. as CHAMBER.
"A MAID. Good references can be given. Inquire at
the third door from Graver, Gir0nde street, for
fy27 If MR. KALTING.
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NOTICE. Second Municipality.
nROPRIETORS of Hotels, Coffee-houses, Cabarets
BOARDING houses, etc etc are hereby nofied that
due and must be paid before the 18th ns otherwise
'n spic 81 E. K. THOMPSON, Collector.
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|ETNfM TUMPKA, SELMA and all Ls4&@&k @s
landings on the Alabama J., Riyer. 8 e =
The new, light draught steamship e A. OGDEN, CAPTAIN
Ks,sheya and the new Ightdraught stssmt3as REA;
PACKETS between New Orleans and MONTGOMERY We
tumpks and ill landings on Alabama River-leavng each
the boats will be ready receive freight at the New BASIN
foot of Julia street, livery MONDAY MORNING Shippefs
and passengers may depend these boats making regular
trips during the entire For freight or passage apply
on board, at the New Basin, or to ,
N IA Letter bag at the Office OF the Agents. where
letters may be left mnS u
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

TERRIBLE ACCIDENT ON THE New Ian.
sEY AND PHILADELPH1A RAILROAD AZ
the early train from Philadelphia arrived. within
two miles of Princeton, N. J. lat - o'clock
A. M. yesterday where the track is along side
OF the Delaware and Raritan Canal, the switch
not being in proper order, the locomotive was
thrown into the Canal, together with the mail
and baggage car, and the sudden conclusion cane
ing the first passenger car to be completely brok.
en- to professionally person in il but what
was severely bruised and manged, or killed out.
right. The engineer seeing the danger iumped
oil into the Canal and swan ashore. The next
car (B) became detached by the conclusion. and
no person in it or the remaining cars was at all
injured.
Those passengers who had luckily escaped
Immediately set to work to extricate the rest =
Axes were procured, and those fastened in the
cars by broken timbers and shattered seats taken
out as quickly as possible, and carried into the
shade on the brink of the Canal.
Two men were killed almost instantly. and a
third died shortly aItt the accident happened. -
Seventeen others, all passengers, were awfullv
wounded-some of whom were not expected to
survive but short time. Among the injured
were five or six tems les one a colored woman.
Most OF those hurt either had their legs or arms
broken, or were badly cut and bruised on the
head and breast or face.
1t seemed to be the prevailing opinion at
princeton that the switch purposey misplac.
ed by some malicious individual, and that no per.
son connected with the road, was at all account.
able Tor this heart-rending disaster.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

The Anniversary OF WEST INDIA EMANolPA-
TIoN celebrated in this city yesterday, by The Mas
sachusetIs Anti Slavery Society The meeting was
held in the Hospital Grove. The day was fine and the
gathering very large, amounting in all, we should think,
thee or four thousand persons, from various
sections OF the State. An extra tram was run from
Boston the OCCASION consisting of fourteen cars and
people in, by other conveyanceS in all directions.
VIM. L. Garrison presided The meeting address,
ed the morning by Charles c. Burleigh and Theodore
Parker then taken for an hour, during
which those who remained on The ground were enters
tanned with songs &C., Of them by VIM. Bor
Brown, the fugitive slave who escaped in box. TIE
song detailed his escape, and sung to the tune Of
Poor Old Ned"
Il Aer the recess, Adn Balou Wendell Phillips, Ralph
Waldo Emerson, VIM. Lloyd Garrison, James N Bus
fun and others addressed the meeting, which finally
broke up about FIVE o'clock. Most OF the speaking was
said to be very good. We heard only portion of it.
or what we did hear, we particularly pleased with
most Of the remarks OF Theodore Parker and Ballou
There was reporter present, and understand tlat
the speeches viii be given in full With the official report
of The proceedings
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

TRUMAN SMITH. The Cincinnati Chronicle
paper not liable to any charge OF Free Soil or
"iocotoco'' heresy, characterizes Truman Smiths
lndiana letter as" a ridiculous and disgusting
inaniiesto' compound Of egotism, impotence,
ioeiy anu partisan servlity, unworthy the dignity
of gentleman 10y
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

% Mr. Cornelius Lansing OF Wateryliet N. Y,
was found dead in his barn last week, ha wing beer
shockingly gored by an infuriated BULL His low.
erjaw was broken, and one side of his body rip
ped open. Mr. Lansing a n-in-law of Judge
Pears, OF Niskayuna, and has left a vile and
child and numerous friends to mourn his untine-
" death.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

% AT the Dartmouth college commencement
the honorary degree Of A. M. was conferred upon
Col Bliss, Gen. Taylor's private secretary. None
OF the colleges have yet conferred Degree upon
the second Washington, % but perhaps Yale
viii do it, The Executive compliment, locating
New Haven in the Ebay State, is certainly wor.
thy of some distinguished notice on the part of
that institution
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-08-04

"The little darling-he didn't strike Miss
Smiths baby purpusss, did he /, 1t was mere
accident, wasn't it dear % eyes, mar, to be
sure it was, and If he don't behave himself IN
crack him again.