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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

MEETING OF THE FIRENEN.--A mass nesting
of the Eremen was held at Banks Arcade on satur.
day evening, and the following resolutions were
passed by reclamation:
ROsoDed, That zoe, the Fire1aeH of the Second Mu.
nicpay here assembled do sOemny pledge ourselves one
another, that we will not, under am circumstances
touch single cent OF any appropriation Of the Council Of
the Second Mpneipahty during the existence Of said law
ReS0Lgeas Ihat committee of fourteen be appointed
by the Chair to be entitled the Executive COMMITTEES Of
the Fire Department of the Second Municipality" be
selected from each company, whose duty shall be attend
TO al matters OF general Interest appeainng TO this Difficult
~ and to confer and act with any COMMITTEES Of citizens
appointed BY mass meeting of the people and receive
and distribute, equally the companies of the Second
Municipality such support IS said citizens contribute.
Resigned, That IN order to enighten this community
oommtee Of three be appointed by the Char whose duty
it shall be u SAID controversy is not satisi ctOly aaigned
prior 70 the st OF OoOber to draw address the
pie of the Second Municipality clearly setting forth full
and detailed history OF the entire matter.
Res9tpsd That in order to exhibit to the Council of the
fculty that exists between u.s. we hereby appoint
committee OF five whose duty it shall be to meet any com.
mee OF the council, at so invited to do prior the LIST Of
October) and TO assist in framing general law for the
ganiZson Of the Department entirely relieved of ths obec
tiOnabe features Of the present one
ResoLUea, That, until such time when some definite ar
angsment be adopted for the support of portion
parment, We the Fuemen Of the Second Municipality do
low citizens.
The following are the committees appointed I'M
der the resolutions:
C9mmlttee on .address-I N. Marks, W. F. Flower, S.
Committee to Meth Couneil-B. ybessbau Gen A
Fo5diok John Adams, John u. Caldwell l. N Marks
ELecuttDe COaHittCC-F. WetZsl. No | SAINT G Risk
10 z; Ioh5 Adams, No John Dunn, Noe J. Wild
Quinn, No u; j. A. Baron, No. Is; A. r. Robertson
No. ~ w; +. Flower, Hook and Ladder Thos. CuppI
Louisiana hose COMPANY Jos. r. Russia Protection Hose
Company Chas. White, Liberty Hose COMPANY
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

UNITARIAN CoLPoRTAGE.-The American Uni
tartan Association, at Boston, has in its employ
a considerable number of persons as colporteurs
in disposing of DR.. Channing's Works and Life. E"
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From RoUND IsLAND.--The Mobile Herald and
Tribune contains letter, written by corresp0n-
dent who has lately spent four days on Round ISL
and, from Saturday the sth TO Wednesday the 18th.
He saws there are now about three hundred and
sixty persons on the isIand-rough, healthy and
contented-waiiing for the signal to depart. They
say they would leave on Saturday tday before yes
terday) for the place where they would get their
equipments Eighty-eight Of the men left for New
Orleans but about twenty had returned and the
rest would GO back if they could get conveyance.
There had been two deaths upon the island one
who had been stabbed, and one Of brain fever
The Government vessels donot interfere with their
provisions, and they are wen supplied Round
island, however, is not place to starve on, for
good while, even if the shore supplies should fail
occasionally. 1t is very pleasant place, high and
dry, with pleasant groves Of trees. A goodly num-
Der of cattle are ranging about fresh water can be
obtained by digging, and the fishing is abundant.
It would make good summer quarters for pleas
nre party.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

PosF OFFICE BURGLARY AT CHARLEsToN.-On
the night of the 9th inst the post Office room at the
Exchange, in Charleston, was forced open and en-
ered-but it is not discovered that any letters were
opened, OF anything stolen.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17
FINE FANCY ARTICLES,
GOLD PENS,
PERI U n cry,
Combs, Brushes and Gents Furnishing


,,..,,z r,-,I.i..N ,,'5 Cut - ErurpIsbtpg
Goods
~ We have now in store splendid assortment Of ne" anu O
ai., , o.. -,irS slliiaS, Nv -vsry Jacket We inv
!" 80 y, ,t r.lia,Ti.
attention 10 me louo"lhs H''t
CARD CASES Pearl She'll SILVER etc.
RETICULEs. Silk and Velvet, elegant patterns.
PURSES. a hns assortment new styles
nrsxs p.ts,Dv Ro.svo5ll psnier sIsebe etc.
1,o4et4 A.--. -. 'y -- 49,
DRESSING CASES. Ebony Rosewood Papisr Mache, etc.
PORTFO LIOs.- Leather, Velvet and Papier Mache.
ACCORDEONs.. Best French double frame.
MTsfC BOXES 49, Shell and Tin cases
gCTDrrEr uOT DFps A r-c,,, ,,,,,.,,.,.
GUILD fh-t9-Oi al lhs most e5uraed MAKERS az pUceA
ranging from one TO eighteen uolNf''
DOAlNOEs and DICE
CHESS MEN. Chinese EnElhh and German
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

The IRIsH PATRIOT MlTCHEL.-Capt. Sim
mons, of the bark Winslow, arrived at New Bed
ford on the 9TH from the Pacific, reports at Pernam
buco, July 81, the British bark Neptune, of Lon
don, having on board Mitchell, the Irish repeater
and other convicts, bound to Cape Town. Capt
S. obtained personal interview with Mitchell, and
learned from him that his health was materially
improving. The Neptune had put in for refresh
ments, having had a passage of 100 days from
Bermuda
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

MONEY AND TRADE IN NEW YoRK-The Ez-
press of the 9th inst, says: THE abundance of
money continues, but in the activity of business
there is more demand for it, and the rates some
what increase, especially for long paper. Business
never was more active. The dry goods people are
making unexpectedly large sales, and many Of
them regret now, that during the cholera panic,
they countermanded some of their orders. The
domestic exchanges are all in good order, at par
rates. Uneurrent money is not as plenty as ex.
pscted during the business season."
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17
BUSINESS CLOSING /!

A. +. COCHRAN 4 CO.,
,,,,,, - 81 Tehoupitou'ias street,
g.LENERAL COMMISSION MERCH ANTS and I'm
~ P9TteTs OF FRUITS. NUTS, etc. ha We for sale
tai Powder Company '"
RAlSINS-2O0 boxes MR. and layers
CITRONS-100 boxes fresh Genoa
PRUNES-In jars and fancy boxes
PECANS-250 bags fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-150 baskets, various brauds
NUTMEGS-250 pounds No l.
LOBSTERS-AgentA for manufao'y j. Caldwell6 q n, .
MUSCAT WINE-In cases and casks w.
ElGs-lOO0 drums. selected Smyrna.
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GTNGER--9OO h.,
ALM0NDS-l50 boxes and bags Soft She'll Wv DaA''
WlNES-POrt various qualities rs quareTeasks snD.,i
old Medeifa, in bond etc. 1uPeilOE
BRAZIL NUTS, PEA NUTS. Etc
BUTTER-30O kegs superior St. Louis
OLIVE OlLS-200 baskets, pnts and 0uarts
BITTER ALMONDS-20 ffails,
CURRANEs-b0 es'l1 New zaRts CuuaaJ, jsg1
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17
Still stands in beauty on the shelves,
The product of the German vine,
A tempting row of fairy elves
'TwOuld make an anchOrte incline
Conscience to toss aside that stCkles
l., hot

THE WEATHER-A DisGppOintmeHt-Y estsrday
dull diIagreeable discriminating day. 1t enough give
dstaIte for everything in general, and for himself in
particular The clouds that lowered Ger the houses remind
ed u.s. too often ohe prsence, and shOwered down. with
out rsmore upon the few new beavers from BUNCE BEL
DEN that dared the elements to strife by appearing in the
streets The morning opened with rain and the Of Tom
Fitzgerald (whO does not know TOMB opened to the
ing He pespei through the net, the trckling drops
upon the window pane gave bound out of bed and
stood in an attitude worthy of the pencil Of HOgah as first
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

STEAMBOAT ACoIDENrs.--Ihe steamer Auto
erat, hence for ST. Louis, broke both heads OF one
of her cylinders, just below Vicksburg, on Wednes-
5ay last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

,r,,, N d Els:
I ANDlNG per ship Sultana-
IL Kegs ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER;
~ boxes Pine Apple CHEESE;
~ bbll. StuaTts' Crushed SUGAR;
20 bags Java COFFEE;
10 chests TEAS papers to the 10;
bblS. LANTE ct RRANTS
~ boxes SODA CRACKERS;
8 bbls. WATER do.
.. PGCK-ElCK do. nice
.. GRAHAM dc. real
cases BOX SALT;
l csTOOn INDIGO
l package MACE;
1 case NUTMEGS;
hRlfbbs, SHAD. For sale by
81 CHAs. srQUGHTUN, "a Camp Et,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17
NO. Is CAMP STREET.

/ W. DOLBEAR'S NIGHT CLASSES IN
y WRITING attend from o'clock =
sons also Ladies, Gentlemen and Chill g NgA
dren from to Il A. N, and o p. NJ. tzIlMb
Pupils will BE- received during the Fall ~
Winter All Pupils desired good stve
is acquired IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

NoRMAN7S RAMBLEs IN YUOATAN.
RAMBLES IN YUCATAN Or, Notes of Travel
through the Peninsula including visit to the remarkable
Chen, kaba, Zayi and UIwall with lua-
By B. NJ. Norman Seventh Edition, New PhRdel-
pha Carey g. Hart. just received and for sale "a
NOKMAN'S Book Establishment,
glI 9tRnl CAM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-09-17

IN THE PELICAN HOUSE. opposite the St. Charles
1 Hote-TwO Offices on Union street; do. on -,
Graver street, and one large Room Graver street 1
in the second story, suitable for Club Room, Also -
several small Furnished Rooms. For tsrms, apply at the
Bar, stiff
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10
BY GREELEY 81 McELRATT
Matters Tn Arknnsns.

We copy the following items tom late tiles Of
our Arkansas papers
INDIAN AFFAIRs--The FoTl Snsh Hsyold Of he 18th
inst states that Mai MARYLAND recently arrived a. The
DrepDon, Superintendent Of Indian Affairs West IL s
reported that these dispatches have reference a. the
late Indian oicu ties In Florida aud 10 expected that
delegation Of the seminoles viii be- sent from the
Indian country 70 Florida. for The purpo-c sd qu.erg
the disturbances in that STATE and induce I'll the Indians
70 remove t. the Seminole district west Of kansas.
ARKANSAS GOLD The Fort S7-h HeTgh has !lteii-
gsuce from Ma Lanes party q Csi0rnisns Up . the
2S.h August They were getting alorg well Tie
party appeared 10 excellent fyifts and sangune
Of finding lots Of gold Ia the Wcniaw mountains. The
letter from which this Information - gathered states
the California road is In splendid order for travel.
ing being hard dry and smooth and By the travel
IL this Winter, will be greatly improved by spring.
MfNERAL NEWS Inc : ". and Arkapsas Mining
Company are doing great business II tho mines near
Little Rock Iuey have bored three holes and found
mineral esch time. IN the last trial. 70 depth col ttg
feet the augur struck layer Of mineral and a. the aii
accounts had gone several feet showing large bed Of
ore There is more mineral already 10 sigh. aan An
be raised In one year
The Bai,ssis EqQie ssys that lead ore has 0esn ie.
Gently discovered In Lawrence County. soms fich
specIrn nave been brought in and t1e EqQe in
formed by the scOgereTs that there 10 abundance
Of tbs mineral in tbe county. The Tan Bgrei In'fNf
Senc0 states thot the lead ore found Ia Wellington
County has been assayed and found O. yid ID 10 20
per cent Of metal
ARKASsAs CorroH The LIN, 60ct u mie5af says
We have been shown specimen OF cotton oil ills years
crop, raised in Prairie County aud 10 st0Its "a real
pleasure 20 notice any Of the growth and orcons Of
ATkansas well calculated 70 induce !nln igrati0n
from other cotton growing States and test 6, the de-
veloprneDt OF our wealth and resources. I4ls 6peci-
men has been examined by merchants who pronounce
IL equal 10 the best Sea I-snd The sapo Is from on
inch and half 10 two inches in length, " flky tex
ure aud such cotton. II picked clean and rnncd with
out damage % the staple, would command l1 market
from 30 70 80 per pound for delicate and costly
fahrics The cotton raised from acclmefed seed.
The srmy-wOFns were committing heavy depreda-
tons the river plan nations The boil worm had also
com menced lis work. II feared that the cotton
throughout that region would suffer most seriously
from the ravages OF these worms.
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BOOK TRADE
HEW Law BOOKS.

MCSELL's PRACTICE AND FORMS,
TREATISE 90 tte Prctc@ u ne Co4fs OF tar sac
II o. NJ lOrs, adapted % ne cocs o. rfpe7-oiS -
umendes By the sc o. April il, 5is and re T1iss OF 'Dr
10 which L sdded, The Practice ia Courts o, Justices
OF a. Peace. with appendix Of prsencAl forms y
Claglius l.. Mcneil, toun-e. orai-lh"-
BnbOurs 5Dprese C0ur Reports, 3 vols. untsf NE
NV Constitution ol 100.
Vol 4.-Deuni's Reports. NewY0rk-
Vol. l.--Sluci eri's Superior Couri Reports
Vol 3-Johnson's iases. second edition, win copiols
AID references 10 The American aud hnziisn le-
cisors. with mary additional cases not incnc7a IN ..e
former edition. from The original notes ~ Judge hhdcuu
by Lor01Io r. Sheppard. c1llsei or-efis~
Vol. 2-Strohhsris Equity Reports. > Z.
Gurus the Law of fsterts.
United States Annual Digest 1871 and 1873
Vol. 2-D0gE ass Reports, Michigan.
Smiths Commentaries GA slaiutzry and Constitutional
Law.
Vol S.-HoHard's Practical Reports New-York
Dun.ap's Paley's Agency.
Vol. J.-sGniOrd's Chalcery Reports.
Vol. 2N-fnglsh Ctancery Reports, now published Fsf-
taiam with no'ss AID references 10 English and American
Deci-ionf, iy John a Dunlap, cOlusel or.stlawi u
contains folrre End Coyer. Ctarcery. Reports vol l.
Vol 3.-ssn1fort's Chancery Reports, few-fofk
Vol 5.-BarDour's Chancery fcroris' New-lork, sue
cessor OF Paige.
supreme Court Rules OF the siefe Of New-York. As
esiaiI shed iy the Court. August, 1873
. --Iou Laws Of few-lork, 1912, a. 81 p
CoIn-lpcs's Court OF Appeals Reports, vOil.
Smiths Commentaries On Constitutional and slaiuaiory
Irestse on the Civil Jurisdiction Of Justices Of The
feare, % which added, outlines OF the Powers ana
adapted the Statutes snd the Code 81 Procedure
containing directions and practical forms Tor every civil
case which arise before nstce under the St-iutes
and the Code ~ Thomas ". Waterman, oouuseior-ai
Tho above. with general assortment Of Law Books
and all the State Reports, soon A. published Law
BY BANKS, GOULD a co, Law Booksellers
slq imiaec1 and Publishers, lff Nassau'st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

Tax OwY0o FIKE-We have en- extra iron
the OaneRo sfrufisr giving \ dehnite SccOunt OF
the losses and 81 the lac destructive COINS
grafton in that town. The ddrtHeT says me amount
fthe loss sustained ascertanoc by careful est
mate somewhat exceeds $500 600, 50 that the Scsus
amour, OF property sunk Is in round numbers iTo am
dred tAoHsand DO lars by individuals and one h1Nata
g4a zen AOKsaRd dollars by the insurance companies
REACHING in the aggregate about fkfes AuRdred aud
cearyfre fAeNsdHd dollars notwithstanding luis Ia g
destruction of property there is probably but TWO or
three individuals who have lost their s ene nov o1e
who will not again resume business We oou1'
~eether there Is smother village In the state wnieA
can Near Up well under the total loss oil SsOOV0 as
Owege, Our merchants are All suestSnua. men, Aho
they hsv, always sustained the highest credit In New
York
bAhk STEINER NILE Losr.-A telegraph dis-
pstch, dated Milwaukee Oct 2 was received here yes
yssyhs tnsse steamer Nile was ashore norm Of
rioNen Iiet' enu '~as thought shs would be Total
loss. Passengers, however who came down yesterday
state tina. she IL upon s>.nav hotor sud hope. are
entertained of getting be- "a without any material
damage II she is DOT rseove,5 the los. w BE- about,
$4,000. No insurance octrot Adv. 9th met.
RusI>gss ArFAIRsISPITrsBsSsu PiffsbarcB
az, s-We have about FIVE feet wais. 4, the channel
IA ,hs river snn rising. The weas~r sl,er the
heavy rains which visited US, "a cool ana PEASANT Da-
ring Friday aud Saturday nineteen oe~'s '~-u with
merchs naise, left Tor the west
T.su.,rKPyc ROUTE TO TsK PAcsFic.-re
Nsas Orleans Commercial Baif'H says We earn INA
n 4. intended 10 call mass meeting OF cin<chs on Lou
isisna favorable TO route TO the fsc'he s INC is'h
mus OF Tehuantepes, TO be held next ~eeN
Ms. ClArros BY private letter rom New
..,. - ere info,msi that the Secretary Of state re
turned TO W sshDg ton last evening, after soloarn
''''' fPhil North Amer. stn.
~ Hon. Benjamin Johnson one OF the JUDGE
of the Supreme Cssrt Of Arkansas, disa Al As,ns'sA
Ky. on Tuesday evening
49, Til. smonpt sollestsd In Northern lndianl
f.s nnsIens, dsring The last year, "" ~ ~ !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10
MRS. NEELY's
BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL.

4 81 FEMINIST. between the First aud second avs.
n has opened for the Winter Course.
The higher classes al vocal ard instrumental music and
the French. German and Italian languages commence on
the lot OF October.
The class IN Dancing the sth attended by ssracco.
Those who wish 10 Join hese classes requested 10
enter immediately that they may have the benefit Of the
frst lesson
There vacancies for three young ladies as
boarding scholars.
The establishments provided with every convenience
render It's comfortable home. with attendants for young
scholars DO cannot take charge Of their clothes Nc
Professors only Of The ghest merit but OF the most
distinguished reputation are en- eged
Tie terms remarkably moderate. 81 feminist be-
tween thu First and Second avs. oi 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10
SCHOOLS.
BOARDING SCHOOL.

r.,uI, - -.Hlt, NOhWALk, CONN
HE ,LOSAItON Is ACCESSIBLE FROM NEW
iSAn I've sne- Gay by ana steamboat The
sSnoo snd clearinghouse ccnus uou. ard elegantly
sdsped 70 ne accommodates bosrsrrs Snmhsr linn
lied 10 u ire course OF Instruction embrace. gpysh
orsnches, Music. gocA snd Instrument sre-rt All si
era languages preparing pupils for any cas. in Collage
Or mercantile business tbs Principal HAVING bst rrh
experience IN conducting boarding school viii I've hi.
undivided attention 10 The Instruction Of his pupis .up
intending vgtAnty snd sedulousy their physies menta
and mora enthusiastically regarding thels bAbs "a.
rage ana department The academic year divided in
10 TWO sessions commencing lot % Nov and May. Terms
including board and tuition FOR each session o. ,.
weess-Sso, payshls quarterly in sdvslce
J. PECK. Principal
Rcfsre1ees.-Rev George Peek, d. 81 Muiherry-.t
Nm. Hyde. - fNchsnge ace Dan. Aug D-lus p VII.
liam-st %. D. Ward. Il MAidenlsDe. 5 W. Benedict.
WsIlst; T. NJ. Besre, y Nsll-sL, K. ID. Covert, u
D. A. Bokee - Hieks-st Col. VIM Cumbersou. lcA
Prospects, Brooklyn. oil wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

L = ClTf OF BROOHIYN-P Positive sac. JAMES
COLE vii sell a. auction on MONDAY. Oct 49, a. d. o.
clock. a. The Merchants Eaclarse, \. ilS lots OF
ground each - hy jon feet situated To The Nnlh Ward.
commencing shouto feet ron Betforcsv. and running
hr0u gh Msdison-st aid Putnam.svcnue 20 Tompkus
being bounded By Bedford Ns1tand Marcy and
Iompkins avenues and hy la-avsnue ana MsdisOus
and graded, that purchasers vii be eNpeose tor
the same ss tie Assessments and thereon hsvs
GIL been paid Ter the current year.
The situation Of the lot. j. extremely beautiful. being
the level and valuable property build in Pc
c1niarY PORT ~ view, fh- saving Cf labor In digging
tol in the City Of Brookvr Beiiolt-averre so feet
ide, AID paved 90 wn few feet OF the property
AL other and streets 20 feet vide
whole viii be sold In parcels OF lots each, fronting
on separate There will be clause 10 The deeds
agaius nuisauces Masng IN al oVe 2oo lots In The i'm
medisf- vicinity similarly protected One oi he owners
Of The adjacent property j. under contract 10 erect ave
houses forthwith.
Immediately opposite the property church has Just been
erected Those who wish 30 purchase are invited 10 Visit
the property before The day sale 50 A. 20 uoge accord
rgly.
Tie Fulton srd Clinton lines OF Cmni1uses leave Ful
Ferry ovrry few inCut-- It'll midnight and take pas
senees TO within minutes walk u Bedford avenue. for
SIX cents
The property Il al the confidence Of Brookyn and VII
smsburgh overlooking both cities, being about Is miles
from Peck slip Ferry. mes from the south Ferry and
between and miles from Fulton FERRY.
TIE uts this property uuquesuonable having been
IN fam " for many years.
Terms-i6 per day OF sale ~ cent the
5lsi OF whom the deeds will he delivered The bal
ance may remain bond and mortgage for three years al
per cent.
Mans Of the property are now ready ~ the Offices of
tho Aucuoneers % Fulton a. Brooklyn and "sll-i ny
% ISIS l-sg
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

4 ND FAMILY BOARDING. SCHOOL-ln this Insti-
Etmuon the winter term Of i've months opens %
the LOT November By the erection Of a large and
commodous Mansion planned by eminent architect
with The express design OF securing by modern Improve
mens The comforts and convenience of good Boarding
House greater advantages than presented IN pa
pills from distarce, who may reside m the family OF the
Principal Thoroeghness ofiusucion j. especially aim
"a al whether tho Classics the Engsh branches the
Modern languages and uusic for esch OF which depart
meuis experienced professor L. appointed.
A WATSON. Principal.
Circulars containing flll particular. Obtained M-ssrs
Carriers Publishers as Broadway. where also the Pnrci
pal, " no Il In the CITY, may be seen or heard Of
References Hon Judge Nsuderpocl. Hoe JOIN Van
Buren,. Rev Dr.. Nermilye. Thos c. Chalmers, NJ D s.
Naiser-st 30 ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-10-10

SLAVE DFFIcULTT.-Duringt the last lew days
this town has been unusually excited in consequence OF
some Kentuc sns taking through our county their run
away slaves On Friday last the slaves were issen OUT
of H., banda of their claimants ON writ OF hahcas cor
pus, returned before Judge Egbert. The slaves were
sgsin on the evening arrested by their csmants
and warrant issued by the Clerk OF the Circuit Coui =
and on making said arrest difficulties arose between tho
and some of our citizens, and came very
near resulting in tho most serious consequences some
of the Kentucky party We're Immediately arrested on
charges OF assault assault and battery ana Io, ana as
held 10 bail so that before they got away they wers
arrested ON some hslf dozen charges and held TO bail
and insy they and the slaves paried-the slaves Tor
Michigan and their master for keniucxy We nave no
couments To make on the proceedings either side.
South Bend lnd) Register stu.
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ANTHONY J. BLEEcKEe, Aueueaeer:

ANlA0Nt - pLNA4N NlatAf N.ttt,-,tt..
DRREMPTOKY SALE OF BUILDING LOTS
4 On Close an Estate "A. T. BLEECkER will sell Al
public auction WEDNESDAY, the loi1 Of Oct 1872 At
L. oclocs ~ the Mercl1rs Exchange, 81 valuable build
Ing lots Twen'ytr.t, Tweniy-seconf, Iwenti -lhrd
Thirty-third aud Thy-seventh ss. and on the ecOud
and Seven avenues, situated as follows lots on
norih sio Of Twenty hrstst between sixth and sew
enth avenues 2 lots on Twelty-s econdst. between
Sixth and Seventh avenues, lots on Twenty second
-. between Seventh and Eighth avenues. lots on
TWeniy-ihri between Seventh and ghih sveuues Sot.
side OF seveuthsvsuue between IhirtysiNth and
Thry-sevenh sta los south side OF Thirty seventh
81 between Seventh aud Eighth avenues lots on east
side Seconi-svf between Thry-second and Thirty
third So lots north side Thirtythird-st between
First Second The ttle To AL The above lots
Is unique suonabe and the terms will be- accommodating
I4thoeraphc maps can he obtained Of be Aucuoneer,
Broad one week before the DAY Of sale lr23 % us