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Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16
CITY AFFAIRS.
HUSTINGS COURT. Oct. Is.

Commonwealth Us. James Smith, charged with aiding
and abettng the escape ofSawney and Alfred two slaves
in May last The prisoner, coloured man, charged
as being pdrticeps criinis the celebrated attempt to
abduct the slaves above named, in May last After pa
teny investigating the case and hearing the arguments OF
counsel the Court directed the prisoner to be discharged
Seven Justices voted to convict, and one to acquit
Messrs. August, Byrd and Hancock appeared for the
prisoner-Mr. Mayo represented the Commonwealth
Pleasant NEIGHBoURs.-Mrs. Martha Martin and
Mrs. Elizabeth Starke if not dear neighbours
they jointly occupy tenement on the South side of the
Basin. Now Mrs Martha Martin is possessed of two lit.
tie cheubs the shape Of children Her eldest little boy
Master Charles Matn aged exactly three years is parti-
cuary elegant" being quite prodigy in his way. On
the 18th nst Mrs. Martha Martin having business on the
street, left home for short tme and during her absence
Mrs Elizabeth Sarke without the slightest provocaton
entered her apartments took therefrom Master Charles
Martin, and inflicted on him severe hagellaton. Mrs
Martha Martin could stand good DEAL but she could not
stand everything, she brought the before his Honor
yesterday and demanded that the utmost rgour Of the law
should be visited on the head Of vixenish Mrs Elizabeth
Starke The Mayor required Mrs. Sarke to find securi-
y the sum OF $50 to keep the peace towards Mrs Mar
tina Martin, and more particularly Master Charles Martin
She rendered her daughter surety but as she declared
she possessed no property, the security failed
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

IREsPAss-A young man named Roberts, whilst under
the influence OF strong drink forcby entered the kitchen
belonging to the dwelling occupied by Mr. James Evans
Sunday night, and after turning out of bed male SER
want who occupied in rear of the kitchen quietly
TOOK possession OF it. and speedily sank into deep sum
Der from which he was with difficulty aroused, by officer
Wllkerson, who had been for take charge of the
respasser He provided with eligible lodgings in the
cage during the balance of the night and yesterday
morning brought before the Mayor Mr. Evans appeared
at Coustaed that Roberts had broken several panes of
glass in eectng an entrance into his Kitchen &cbut
he iet satisfied his intentions not dishonest he did
not wish to prosecute him. All he asked was promise
from the offender that he would not repeat the espass
The promise was given, and the prisoner released
Daily Richmond times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1849-1850, 1849-10-16

RACON SIDES-20 hhds prime Bacon Sides,
~ without back BONE Just received and for sale by
10 C. II W0RTIIA al q
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NEW BOOK Is.
jus, received and for sale BY

JW1E IeolIFeu llW TOT HAIH "
THOS. L. WHITE, SO Canal Street.
GEOLOGICAL RECREATIoNs. By WI. Broderp.
KNAPP'S CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY, Vol. 2, Or
Chemistry ppiel Arts and Manuiaeurei illustrated with
GAG Enrraviugs.
STATE TRIALS OF THE UNITED STATES, during
The Administrations Of Washington and Adams with ReieEen
HaloTiea and Professional and Preliminary Notes Po
The Tms By Funeis Wharton, author Of Treatise
on American Criminal Law.
NOAD'S CHEMICAL ANALYSIS. Qualitative and
Cumulative, with Notes By aarfet.
BARTa & ROGERS MANUAL OF AUSCULTA.
TON.
MOHR, REDWOOD AND PROCTOR's PRACTICAL
PHARMACY the Arran gemsnts Apparatus and Manipusons
Of the Pharmaceutical shop and Laboratory, with Engravings
sCHMIDT'S LATIN GRAMMAR
INGERSOLI3S HISTORICAL. SKETCH Of the Sec-
oud War between hs United States Great Britain.
TIE DEER STALKERs. Ry Fraak Forester.
GETTY'S ART OF RHETORIC, OF the Elements Of
Orstory in Great Britain and Ireland ty2 81
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

ss-For San Francisco, California. -Passags
rsssd basf ms s5 wv So,is enc XII
sail as PASSENGER By this vessel hays oDPoany
sides. by taking sass eaFao, consitne Of Lunber
the passengers according shzIea arrival at sal
Fgshe Vessel san The number OF shares
"a III - ,4' GW oLIvER . s.. chsss.s
81 For California :, 70 Sal q tls 2an ygLe.lhe
-@ Enoch Moore, master. wil leave for san Francisco
Cailso rhe ssmi Ch1reInsR s 4 new vessel btiIi az ~
be saltwater white OAK, iho,oaehly eopPeEfaensd ard
Ss6n psssss gers FsSas wlshas g e 70 Cao1s VII
bag9eA steel ~ asnaislPaliy asage m
5 g. PARA Disc 7 sR s CO. 81 evsrs
Te SAL on SATURDAY. July y positively.
n For California mn chagres .Neg lrleaas azd
-. 7lh inst posi- lively The and flst sailing cop-
ssS.' nv ,;l s ss ss ~ .!s spe
ghages, and IS now fit mp Wh nge bss ssesgs for
soey 10 tie cabin For ffs6i OF psssaSs Apply % Cs5f
Draper board &C post Second Al1nioipaliy 81 10
r. -. HARRISON 4 CON- PoydFas st.
Or o. WICKHAAI, 3 Bienvile il
: Co. OF Panama to guarantees and feightt0
Ss n m ~ a ~ = psos e. sIsnsR9
pounds Of baggage $3.50 paysba here and baaaes
- For San francisco, oalifornia-Io SasI o. o.
s ssssI FFt55 3, re Gss We fSt hs
ogIh Of s cargo q board md ean take ths bak Of so
rice o. Iassqge ez11
ApDS the Captain board, opposite post =, Second
iss LEVI H. GALE. IS common street.
80. For San Francisco. california.-Tbs sareIiof
RaTns her entire cargo snssssd vii All N II:
leih 3py tqgchiag q pot a bIazl snd 81 Valparaiso
ions aappy % PARADISE Law AsoN s CO..
yela ~ efaFter stleet-
IL For California, via Chasrss Nee Orleans
M and Resaiar PaeEsf Schooner IONA. c sI1i5
7 ltuleft ledlch,
have dispatch This vessel has made th7ss voyaes
yss w. ~, s. saa + assesfssag nqpnl5E
a e' q ne Love- tePy9ne Tier Eos passage appg %
o. VgICkHAM g Bisnyills u,,esi
q r. NJ HARRISON s. CO., ~ Poydras st.
. - fdssengefs can take Tickets BY this Ye through 20
lEETCH Co will forward them to Pauama al which place
lhsy have vessels 10 madness to receive them.
Pas ase through with $50 pounds bsesasa, SQ5o-StG
psyaele hsEe-belanee esl5ol q fanama N3
~ TO sail on SATURDAY Ialy IA
49,. For S9iltoEniai pa chaFress- Rsguiar
I u1z.a ALABAMA. b. D. VQiabs Commander. viii
seys los Chagrea direct. or SATURDAY. JAY 4, at
RATES OF PASSAGE.
In saloons. 500 % Iosr Caba,. s75 90
SfeeIaEe--ulesa with crew.. t43 %.
~ No hsgth seeprgd dusii paii ioi Psssaes can b
eaeageq on aPplicatiop g iae aadssgned whss Isa
iels q. ] siEEkER. IS PoYdss siIss..s-
Pr san FEanf ise0, califeInta-Ro Sa5l ,S Sl5
II TYRONE, Capt God.nE. having eosa. SI ~
her calaa engaged and going on 6oed wv ~ ~. sey
eopnefed and fheOushly ovefhaued os taa sel
hes splendid SlsseoH aceoalio - isi, Dol Il.
4 Second hiunie.psl,ss rs; e 81 ,ag u n.svs *
. o. ri HARRiSON co Y ny l e ~,
~ CabiaNattaee. IN State foq1ls nnff
pasaaesr taken. 30 p4stae qs- @
J paid for
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Reported torthe Crescent LAFAYETTE, Juy6P. NJ
The receipts to-day, which given below, add to those
Of the week 26s Beeves and $50 Hogs Prices Friday
week have not been above much under those Of
to-day, viz: Beef first class. $685. second class ga
Hogs, 3GD4c. p ID Sheep 81 0O(0s4 90 q head Cows,
ESQ $50 p head Corn, 55e o bushe; Oats Soc D bushe
Bran. 75cE 100 ID Hay, $3.50 s27 o ton.
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FINE SHIRTS.

t in complete aauOrneut Of our fine Linen
SHIRTS. made, arr
abed 10 guaranty IT, These Shirts made expressly for
tane are course in the --latest Styles and made Of The best
GUINNESS & CO.,
is2-im9dp Dealers m FaucT Articles, y Camp st.
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TIE ARRAY AT BANKS ARc1DE.-FHHcis E Jump
charged with sBbbpg and cutiin with bowie kue John
BUDDY examined before Recorder Baldwin yestefday.
The following given in evidence by the witnesses MI.
Jump negro agent for Beard, CahOnR q Co aud was
pose Of collecting BIZ due 10 his ather offensive language
was used by Jump and answered bg Buddy with a blow,
as staes anticipation of from Jumps who had his
arm raised for the purpose Jump then drew knife and,
with the kue hand and stick ID he oef atiaaked
Buddy cutting him severely the arm. Buddy feeaied
followed BY Jump striking with bis stick and attempt
ing with the knife narrowly missing Buddy, aud
ering The Wristbands Of bis paniaoons The parties were
then separated The Recorder. aer careful hearing Of
the testimony The before the Fint District Court
for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

CHARGE OF Arson R1amiNatigH Of -Hrs. Johes.-
MargaIef Jones charged eb the crime efanOu in seiHg
fire 10 her house the corner Of Claiborne and Jackson
Streets the morning Of the 23d Jnne examined be-
fore Recorder Baldwin yesterday, J. G. LaTue appeared a.
council fof The accused.
C4tharins MOfns. whose affidavit the warrant had
been sned and depGsei TO the same aeent
theIeinscontained (which published in fun some days
aimee TIE testimony OF ma Morris stood alone. several
witnesses stated that he house had caught FIRE from this ad
Joining building which had burned down the same
morning that The hole in winch Mrs MOrs deposed that
Mrs Jones had placed the e ent BY them n STRIVING
save the building that they had poured Watar down tins
place until they gave up the attempt 10 Hfst the Hines
iuissa thai The IRE bad never been put out - lo1ea
the accused had not been uHhef an the door Of he room
designated BY hlIs Morris. she in which she had
pa1nd the fire. The smoke had dven as jnaes 70
Ia another part the huhdng where shs remained
many with some Of the witnesses until forced 70
/ from the house
The evidences being aud positive these points Re
/ corder Baldwin dismissed The charge.
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TRAVELLING E1PEssEs.-4Ths following are
the rates Of a dinner bill furnished a California
pilgrim durng short stay AZ Rio Jansiro six eggs
sl2; one beeisteat. sl2 Tadiahes. s5 bread, ei2
one bottle wine, $40; segans 81 50; coffee, 81 ;
milk for coffee. S2-total, $50 go
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

New YoRK UNIVERSITY CoMaENcEMENT.-
The commencement Of the University of New
York was held on the. 9th ult, in the Church Of
the Rev. DR.. Potts, at the corner of University
Place and Tenth street The degree of A. B. was
conferred upon q graduates, and that Of A. NJ
upon IS in regular course. The degree Of d. D.
was conferred upon the following gentlemen: Rev.
l. P. w. Balch; Rev. Mathew Barclay, Of Kill
patrick. Scotland Rev, Azariah G. Orion, Of n.
Y; and that of M D. upon the following
i'll. Wigton, ofN. Y; w H. Chessman, Of n.
Y Mathew Whitaker, N. c.; David A. Gard, r..
Ga. Cowell d. Potter, N Y; Erasmus D. Hug
gins, CT.
On Tuesday evening, the 10Th, the Literary So-
cieues held their celebration, Rev E. L. Magoon
delivering the Grafton, and Poem, written for the
occasion by Alfred B. Street, being read in the
thor's absence, by Mr. Gardner.
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LARGE STOCK OF DRY GOODS,
SELLING OFF TO CLOSE.
O. M. SIMPSON No % Chnrtres ST.


Oders hih FANCY and STAPLE DRY
GOODS, either wholesale RETAIL approved paner
very reduced prices and many sr than consequence Of
making ehange his present business. Merchants Planters and
Families viii find their call and examine The
Among his stock viii be found large assortment Of
DRESS GOODS.
Silk Tissues Plain. Plaid and Figured Foulard Silks;
Brocsde and Boehe SILKS.
BLACK sILKs-Of all widths and qualities for MantiIa
and Dresses.
SILK MUsLms- BAREeEs-Plsin. Satin. Striped and
Printed; large assortment.
PRINTED MUsINs and LAwNs-organdes.
Swiss MUsLlEs, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and white Plain
and figured Swiss Murina.
RoBEs-swiss embossed Of various styeS.
French Jaoonets and Cambhcs---
A large lot Of Cheap Muslins from 10 to Is cents.
GIRaHAMsA large lot Of genuine French, ct 10 cents
Of do. fine, utyes
CALIooEsFrench, English and Americans from cents to
Is cents per varl
PkRAsoLs-Two cases new styles also cheap.
Hos1ERY-50O doz Cotton Hose and Half Hess, cheap.
MOURNING GOODs--Black Mousseine de LAins. Bsrege
Bonbazpe Apaeas chays sla Lusre' and Tissues, Muin
and Lawns.
s whs and G cooa q GRAPE sH&ws TSeh vii b o.
sl about half their value Csshmere Silk Barge and
Muslin Shawls, various styles.
MANT1LLAs-of Muslin Embroidered and Lace
LACE CAPEs and COLLARS
LINENS aud H6use- Keeping Goods.
IRIsH LINEN sMRTNa Of the best manufacture, grass
bleach, for family use.
LINEN sHEErINss Of all widths, fully guaranteed.
TAnLE IdNENs--Damask and Cloths. with Napkins to
DlAPERs Of all kinds Huekabuck Scotch Birdseye
TowELNas Of various kinds Russia Cash, Linen Checks,
pure and mixed.
" An Linen Goods sold with full guarantee being pur,
PLANTATION GOODS.
kERaEys and LtEsRYs JEANS and DRrLLs, towels and
heavy "A cottOns choctaw Stripes Kentucky JsansCass
600 pairs PLANTATION BLANKETS.
~ The above form but small portion Of the stock all Of which
viii be offered AZ verV low prices my4 2dpa
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

BAIIED.-Wm. B, Archer, charged with forgery
was ON the 18th ul, admitted to bail at Richmond,
Va, in the sum of $1,000. His health was de-
elining, in consequence Of confinement
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

CoHTREDrsa YoR arHE PLATE William Lewis nag
well known upon The FiIst Municipality police c0uIss
and cakes the mafkehOuss exactly for the benefit Of
Lewis but for the accommodation OF MS customers Lewis
determined to bear of the prize from all compeliqFs,
and for the first showed pretty pair Of heels but
Re had some fast ms dead with and NJ ihe home
stec he hIOu up all standing a. the door of he
cordes Genos who sent him before the Fnt District Count
% make further TRIAL Of bis speed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

Or Mr. Sietson Of the AstoE House. New York
is about % GO to ST. Petersburg, Russia, and aef Up
an elegant hotel in that cry
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WoNkN.-One Of ne teasia drank Il recent
celebration, ysas-'' Woman She requires no
eHlogy--she speaks for herself"
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

MELANoHoLY-A sister of young man who
died suddenly at Waltham. Mass, the other day,
while attending the funeral fell senseless TO the
earth and died in Ten minutes fromgrIel.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

COLUMBIA CoLLEGE.-The annual commence
men Of this institution, which usually celebrated
in the latter part Of July has been postponed by the
trustees until Tuesday, the ID of October, on ac-
count of the prevalence the cholera, the unusual
heat of the season, and other equally powerful
reasons The exercises of this year, says the Eve
ming Post, are to be Of veryinterestng character.
On the evening before the, commencement, an ora.
ton and poem will be delivered before the Peitho
logan and Philoexian Societies. John A. DIX has
been invited to deliver the Grafton, and John Nc
Mullen 10 deliver the poem. Both Of these genue-
men have accepted the invitation, The Conyen-
ton Of the Psi Epsilon Fraternity for lS49, will be
held at the Lambda Chapter. tof Columbia COlege,l
on Tuesday and Wednesday, The "a and 81 Of
October. The Convention will be organized on
Tuesday, after the conclusion Of the Commence
ment exercises, The oraiion and poem before the
Fraternity will be delivered on Wednesday eve
ming, the Grafton by George p Quackenhoss and
the poem-by John Lockwood. Nathaniel +. Moore,
LID, the president Of The College, has re-
signed his office; his resignation 20 take ELECT as
soon as his successor shall have been appointed
He will continue to perform his duties during the
remainder OF the present term, and will also preside
/ at the commencement in October. -
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OLD CoIN.--Ths Portland Adrs e tlie pa
uIt says that in that city, a few days ego, gas-
dsner turned up in flse garden q W. r kesaendens
on State street, piece Of metal 90 ercrusted shat
he supposed it to Be an old copper but on rubbing
It, he perceived il 20 be siiver-and when aor919h-
" cleaused IL APPEARED 10 be siver shilling re
reign Of Queen Elizabein, dated 1879. Aaoai q
third part Of the coin j. eaten away BIZ rl re
remainder Is 10 good preservation, and the Ggures
and inscriptions in good condition.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

A LUcKLEss CALIFoRNIAN.-The New York
Evening Post gives an account Of an Irish soldier
in Stevensons Regiment, who after collecting
gold enough in California 10 supply his wants
during his life, got drunk Immediately after reach
ing New York, and was robbed Of most Of his
''dust." The poor fellow was Of incorporate ha-
bits and was drunk when he enlisted. Alter his
discharge be went to the mines, took good reso-
LUTON against the use of liquor, and kept it ac-
cumulated some nine or ten thousand dollars,
which seemed TO him a fortune; came home to en-
joy it, and before be reached his home, got drunk,
and lost his trunk containing seven thousand dol
lars in gold dust, Hisname was Andrew Loughrey,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

sEcOND MUNICIPALITY POLIcE OFFTgE-Ths foiloWs
ing penns arrested yesterday SanchO. SLAVE Of Mr.
Simmons. charged by w. Noisan with coHeeatnE he slave
Nancy and stealing her clothes -. Ezaeth. slave
Of Mrs MAJ bin, for stealing clothes belonging 10 Mfs.
Dawson. Marf Conner, for appEopraHns, care
geonte 4 lol Of wearing apusfe
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o. The Common Council Of New Haven have
posed resolutions reyoking all licenses Of bowling
alleys and saloons, and directed their attorney to
prosecute all who shall hereafter be found keeping
tbaun
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Tus BfEVg.--A FumoE having been aqficed a
sorae Of fbs papors, that he officers a. ne Aiat
had suspended RE coinasa 81 gold dollars owing
70 Instructions received from Washinglon, the
Penusyivanian c0nirz6iels e, and adds that u e
authorized TO say thai al such umou ers IN
founded. One hundred thousand gold dollars ass
now on hand al lhs Mmts and ihe attention q tie
officers has consequently ba lsctsd 70 ne COM
age Of other denominations ala moaegs TIE De-
mand for which IS greafer--i1ased A. gieaf a-
times as 10 make il difficult % supply q
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

FrRsr pisrE1cF CouHT-A nellie preseQui VS. sltsIsd
b. the Dtnct Attorney yesterday 10 The c4pe 81 BsRns
OfKesfc charged with assaHlliae Jan q Cunge.
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sl.d gssIda1 81 az faIIss oIshs ri Isas9ay
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SMUseIaNe-Jefome Perszio and Giovanni Gnii6 we e
arrested Thuday evening By H. Been officer The
Customs who caught them the act Of geng ashore
duanSity Of artificial fowem The charge examined
Yesterday BY Recorder Gsnos and the accuaed ssn beioIe
th.T s ftnnr4 f4r. frIpi
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SATURDAY MORNING. July I. az
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ArTKAPF Ar sc1cIDK.--The Fint Monieipaiiiy Poles
arrested named Pete, yesterday, who in ~ Of IN
sanity, attempted % drown himseis He was locked Up of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

SERVED Hrs k1GHTs Recorder Genoiu fined James
BTsderok - for Ltsatng knoeking do4n and abusing
poor Indefautof the payment Of the iine Brad
anek Wa sent TO 10 oIkhoAls Ior Thirty dala
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SELLING OFF CLOTHING |
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

Muslin Shirts, sanl-up and turnover collars;
Liale Thread Super Six, Gauze Merna Gauze Flannel
apn GnnEe Cotton UnderEhifts and Drawers;
slh and Bingham umhrellas;
Trunks, ValseE Carpet Bags,
India Rubber Clethihg, Hunting Jackets ETC.
~ Examine Ibis I.st Of Prices:
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/. CASE or The SLAVE RACHEL.-Capt Mino appeared
before Recorder Baldwin yet day to the complaint
preferred against him Of bringing The State contrary
he statuts the slave Rachel, belonging % James Baker
The evidence did NOT sustain the prosecution and the case
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

STEtIANa EANp.-sam, slave Of BI. John H0sy wBs
Brought up yesterday before Recorder eenoi5 charged
the oath Of George Losh with egniuusY eating of sixty
i've bbia OF sand deposited the Canal CarOndee
Sam was sent before Judge Dsbes for ldai.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-07-07

CHhRaE DEsNIssKD.-hIIs. L q. Fabfe. charged by A.
Bay with Ill treating Der Eh Chaotte completely
eKOneated henef from the aspeaOp her character.
proved by sufficient testimony before Recorder GenOs. that
the complaint unfouude We glad or the sake of
common humanity TO be able 70 make tbs statement
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NEW ORLEANS:


NEW ORLEANS:
-ee e-
SATURDAY MORNING, July Z. l849
Anre.Y-FIshry. slave. charged with larceny was A.
rested yesterday by she POLES q ths Fl.t aeaepay-
FrHsr DISTRICT CouHT-A nelie pyesequi was sZtsIsd
b. he Danci Atio5pey yesterday ID he case q DsRHn
o'Kssfo charged With aasaal.ins jan g ennse
Ppesleloua Jean DALEY alas piesgsns aIiss Me-
taFd Maker sent eeTay b. Recortsf 1enal3 70 ne
WOrAhouse for assaultng Watebman-
snevrp Hrw ksaHT. Recorder Gsnoiu fined James
Bfaderck ez5 for Lrsatng, knoeking don and ab9siag
poor woman ~ deiaeto t5e psymenso q me me bIa
ATTEMPr ar sc1cIDK--The Fint Munioipaiiiy POLES
sanity, attempted % drown himself He was locked Up of
safe Keeping
BURGLARY -Patdek Tsmmens and james Timmoas were
ezsminea gesIasyt os,oe n q, s,, 81
aict CONT for tnal.
EsrArE OF Mrs. BzLs1NaKR -Guaisse Wisman.
eaIged with taking csran property belonging 70 The estate
Genos yesterday. and the Teeed 10 the First District
COar.
srsaIane sAEp-sam. .lsys Of ~. John Hosy. .wss
he oath Of George Iesh With egneasy eating Of .yty
Sam was sent before Judge Dsfbss tof isial
CksE OF THR SLAVE RAcHEL-Capt aIino appeared
before hecodcf Baldwin yest day 20 answer the complaint
preferred against BIN q bfngi1s into The State CONTRARY p
he statute, the slave Rachel belonging % James Bakef
The evidence did not sustain the prosecution and the
was dismissed.
CHARGE DIsnIssED.-A 1. G. Fsbrs charged BY A.
Baiily with III treating hef negro gI Chaotte completely
eKoneEaed heref fIom the asneuop uon her character.
proved by sufficient testimony before Recorder Geno tat
the complaint unfouuded We glad Coz the sake of
common humanity to Be able 70 make ihis statement
MAKa1REr JoEEs g. C1THARISE RoAHIs-CathaHne
Morris examined yesterday befoe Recorder hadv
charged with stealing from MIS-. Jones watch. money
vaned az $50 This complaint lad ed 10 tbs csnnfai sfi
dapit Of M. Mons chatgins Mn Jones Wt afs0H. The
testimony TIN. did not snstan the ch4ge and the
matter was dismissed
sMUseLIke.-Jefome Perrzio and Giovanni Gnliio We
arrested IhuT'day evening BY H. Been officer utibe
Customs vi o caught them the act q smuggng Ashore
quanty Of artificial howem The charge examined
yesterday By Recorder Geno and The accutsd ssnt bsole
the U. s. District Court for trial.
SECOND MUNICIPALITY PoLIcE OFFIuEThs folley.
ing uennEa arrested yesterday SanchO slave Of Mr
Simmons, charged BY W. Xoan with coHeeaing he slave
Nancy, and stealing her clothes Elizabeth, Shave
Of Mrs Ma bin, for stealing clothes beongnR 10 hls
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MARGARKT JOEEs Is. CATHARINE MoREIs.-Catharine
Morh examined yeiteday before Recorder Raldwia.
charged with stealing from Is, Jones waeh, money
valued az $50 This complaint hHd e b tbs cennaf ef
davt Of Mn Mons chaging ATs. Jones Wi a5soH. The
testimony this did snsain the chssge and the
matiaF WAS dismissed