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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

SUICIDE-Iean Claude Fraheois, q Ffsfehmau eyed %
committed yu8ide ale Of Monday night under te
following ciFcumauces The deoeased Ell his house about
oclQch in the evening little ntoxeafed AZ the time ard
declaring that be should throw himself into 'e basin His
words looked Idle threats from hsaed bfain
and only one Of his fen followed bin. VKhanhe arrived
a the canal he attempted 70 jump bat prevented b.
he timely intervention of The geutemau WEtehHR him
lite then sand thai he wished to the other side
and while the bridge he kuddsnB TUNED and thew hiu
self intofhe Wate Assstance instantly obtained and
Ne man rescued 9gt he expired il Eve minutes after re
taken out The CofoReT held inqBesf and verdict was
rendeied in accordance with tie above.
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-.-.u--.. -. -tlE4I DOLIlARS REWARD,
EIlEN the night of the lst istant a double backed
= GUILD WATCH. medium size hard dial, with black
hEures and hands, made by Brinkman & Collin, London
40 4t5on thsoutsde tsengTaved crest with theiniiia
y w" Also-a GOLD CHAIN, resembling a snake
win straight key attached, The above reward will be
gwen and no questions asked to any person who vii etuEn
We Sad Watch and Chain the office of The VeIauda
6otel, OTTO [n9l-, s WOGFF Is Gravierst
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LARcruv--Oscsr Webb was examined yesterday 5slsm
Recorder Bsipin an the charge Of lsaE foi he dassr
N stsuhsn 9oia he sum 81 oI6. Tire aeous8d vas 70
mandsd for fral befoIsthe Fiat Disict CouIt-
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SECOND DISTRICT C0URT-.yRdge Lea. = This Court
W. occupied ye4e5daY hearing the argument the oase
o. Municipality MOL gs the Gas Light Company, askHg
I0i an inlnnoou 20 prohibit the defeudants from roWiHg
a. INTO me Bayo9 80 4o5n the putd water aiag from
NE na1uia etnfe OF The will still
days Pfeagx Rolsllus and Moiei for PLAINTIFF Bepiamn
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HURsDAY Noyeabef 2 a 10 o'eloekYbe cold his cue,
~ packages Of Alcep4 DRY GOODS co aisua Of Glole
brown Dfll CqlForna beehed Cotton, Cohaslet Tcka white
blue red ana yellow plain aud twisd fancy blue
iopades lnaey Blnket 81 and l2 Hamilton bieaehl Cooa
DENNIS Apron lheek fancy plaid Jeans Cotton Ituwnri
twed brown Cotton Duck light c0lofel Tegs gold azed and
gray mI2ea I~e5 Hope t9wn Long Cloth Prints black aH white
cQurd PuuH Cotton Napkins, Pins
brellas. - Appleton brown Cotton Stripes, e.. etc
fUhEfDN (iD9D5--Fgneh aud Engisf side
doynng and Fancy Fnnu shawls Fancy Cue Frepeh Cot
tou1t assorted Linen Thread plain and fancy coore ard blaa
Alpaca printed Muslin Lanes and aain -es Nia IL
Lacs Gala P5s, Madras Bandkehiefs s1t Fouads Tosy
PLAZA white striped gnd hguTld Aiualns, Gloves siks
1Gfiua liberal, AZ sale
Catalogue Will be ready and c goods cad be eyamiu early On
fte 1r6n ul sale a5H
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open EVERY EyENlN0 at Comagn5ll Exchange Hall The
" rqagg cots.ats OF the following sriJs;
q. u, TEMPLE,
4. WEsTON,. 60
W. n. CHAMBERS, re
M FOANs re
r. MOURE.
WILLIAM ROAHh
II. Tickets ~ cents. open OF scsc Performance
Co onaaeee al laltpalt No pgspsneneul ohy account.
no'lB KOARk e OlIPHANT, Pr1preto
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

4s1For California, via Chagres- To sail on Thurs.
$3.50 apt Paul Benson will leave the Lower Picayune
Tier on Thu RSbAY 22d inst.
MATES or PASSAGE;
In Cabin .S5O In Steeage.. $40
Amply to U. J. MEEKER s. co,
n2O 6 Poydras street.
.stzA For Chagres via II avsna.-U, S tlqil
ssszszl Sieaushp FALCON, fC00tpns buuheu, II
gles, with the California aud O.egon MADISON TUESDAY
the 1lh December AT o'clock NJ, punctuay, from foot
oil 81. Mary street, Lafayette.
RATEs or PASSAGE:
nESaOOns 10 Chagest' sSsl "
In Lower Cabin
In Steerage and mess with crew, Chagres. a %
T. Freight so cents PEI cubic foot
No Passage secured unt paid Tor All Passage tickets
and orders to receive freight must be procured fom the office
~ PARADISE, LAWB AsoN,& co, Agents.
81 GravieT street.
NIB Surgeon is a'taohedto the Falcon thereby always
securing good medical attendance TO her passenge nll
ssoFor San Francisco, California.-Fhe fine fast
/ 80 sailing A cOppeIed and coppsEtastened bns
aa OLARIONy Harris, master. having part Of her
cargo engaged and going on board wl have q9ek DIS,
order for the She has splendid state
Accommodations for " Passengers, aud house on deck we
fitted up for Is second cabin passengers For BALANCE OF
freight ofpasage apply on bo9rd atpost ., Second hupi
Hii R. NJ HARRISON s. co, IA Gravier st;
1lasssge IN First Cabin - S99
rhssase IN 7scohu CaDn ~
! E4For San Francisco, California-FgrstPs sset-
| s5fA The fine. cnppeIed and VEN fast selling back
| go LOUISIANA, Capt. VIM. 5. Emery, hayfng The
the greats Of her cargo engaged aud going bOad
will have immediate dkpalch, For balancepf freight
passage apply on board, Post 81 Mu1iegaig or to
T.TNBY q B0GERT 90 Camp st.
fES~ Cabn passage, $3.50. s eeTage. $3.50.
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gy,ExAs AUDITED CERTRICATEs-FOr sale at %
l Banks Arcade up stare a-o -l
TOEAT, ESTATE FOR sALE--Fwo lots Of Ground
win Inc improvements thereon, situated on hlsetlne
batyaen Niecerte and Eselle Streets oI saa on npu
teI,ns AMY at % Natchez street. up stairs MO
TTAITABT,E HOUSE SERVANT FOR sALLEE.I-IA
v valuable Servant who is good PLAIN Cook' We'hei
and Homer and Han dresser VIII ne SOIL on ~ I8a ron
dslet street.
OsT OR MIsLAlD--A Ticket IN the HayapE Lotefs
10 be drawn OF the 18Th EoyeGlei s, 1S' ~
~, pndsIigTed AS payment has been stopped ING oilef
i ssse saye il OF the American Goii e q r.
WI WI ~ 1nestions viii be asked MllIQn kEILHIm'
nl2 W -l 49, ~
PERM OII,-6OO gallons Winter SES,aeol Slsimoh'
- for sale by CHAs' stoUunA ~
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THR. C,sK or fyukaoTfcn.-Ths Grad Jury yssissiey
rsiaTned tTue bil against Viursnt p0mede afEnds
charged with several fofgses aganst Manuel Baneo y
Ddd0uyt and 0ther8-
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Desirable bweiiing For sale.

TUE desirable Dwelling House The Fest side Baoclus -
L strel. near E,to 6rss Second Municipality The Dwell III
ng double end story Aigh, with 0Hr
"a u first story With eage gallery in die and rooms in
the second Story Ihsre attached the
flri Cisens, on each s togeyT Wild separate
Store Wood house The ground is ad h Garden, having
gTes v9ss and With choice lemon and nvaTf Orange Trees
H1 eruE Plants from France and oher paris
r5Pe. The den0us OF the lot So feet Al inches
depth q "a let 10 inc Possession Of the properly VIII be given
uuHta1iateLy
Persons desirou Of purchasing che valuable properly view
pie and aln DE tr He, er5 yS[3s On iPPlsqon %
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SALES AT AUGTIOS
B. a. REARD. Anefioneer.

J. A. BEARD, AuetfOneers
IL SHE drnHge7lff jor ne sea9Nirve Baas sri e2ef
soefs Tuellga cod Tbunlys Rel Esiaa Wednesday, aHt
katryi at u O'Clock, B1ni Arcade Ganrf1l fel-
mediate days lr5- once ~. 90 lanks hrsria pas-asa
a. Horses, Mules, DTayB and 0arfs.Jls.
~ BY T. J. SPEAR, Aue'r
Tiiis Day November q, hslfpa 10 O'Clock a---2l
T. WI 1e SOIL the Common and Raus FfTeets
u flre Saddle ard Harness Houses;
MULES DHAf8, CARTS, COWS, etes
lein. e.sh- XII
HORSES nv ~ :; -Mules etos
NNFsDF4slA1 November ~ hatpat 20 o'elosl-Wil he
" Sold az W. NJ Rogers sables c8risr Of Union and Cf
deict sIssts-- '
Several HORSES and MULES.
On FURNITURE CAR
IL Regular days sale vedpssiays,ud gs,I7l,y MA
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

CoHEECuONIn reports Of yesterday we mentioned
the arrest in The Third Municipality, Of man By bs name
Of John Baeksi5." charged with larceny we made an
error IN the It should have been John Ricke John
5BUksiSil aa honest 6Hd ssstiS=z assymsn vel kneWu
p many Of merchants. ahd hope tls correction will
DO away Wh any ihiaLg Ihs report nag have done him
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ADJUSTMENTS,
American Tneatre. povdrng stre,

American THEATRE POydraB Street,
CTAGE MANAGER. ST. q. s. STANLEY THIS EVEN.
- NC Wednesday,, will b. Hsd sh.tapeure'a Tragedy Of
- HAMLET.
Hamlet Mr.. gal Ghost Mr. F0gter
king BIZ 40 ed Gmvs-Diggsr.. Mr. Spear
Foea1A-. hf Greene an Mrs Greene
LasI's MN, 4, Mr. Charta oPb.ia dtss PetIie
rF ~ ~ MA Ely !. III ~. Thompson
- To conclude with MAHHpH AED CANNON.
h hiSlls boIplfl H Mt. Clflea
. . o. s.4 ssF 10 o. o.
FIces Of ddaaiggOt M CC IS Prqustte, Second
snd Third TEES, 50c; n a,l7 fls Gallery, a5c. Private
boHei and Seats may Cox Office between DE
nous Ut 10 A. ~ and f. M1' ni,l l quarter before
performances Will o. d JusitaG prst Z.
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PLkYrss TIE BogEs-Iemes Bymss paid yesterday q
Recorder Gsnog e0 6ns for a5aaE upOn the slave q
A-yVagaer with bone which hs unIl.l 81 Ial.r1
upon so0nes Of The negr8 70 the auo1n stated aose
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-11-21

TVlt 1Vau0Ia sall Saw MN ln1 FlFlI kn0Wnas
4 ihs Mai9uey Far,' situated We5l Pearl River twenty-five
mile from the Hggr= and twenty miles from CoyihgigG
- Constituting hJa1csas u Pine and Hsinmock adh A
80 portion U the under purtial cultivation The lai9
ss have opacity, aIia are ia hue orler. The -
improvement clPaCous The locality 0l( proper
y q usur 0 e Se aud the iaciluf for olanng clgice
WHIT OAK Cypress and Pine Leg better lan Salp in the
country.
The present who competent and practical Engineer, is
desrqus 7Goiaining partner will place % DE
property and attend TO sales 10 NeVtlreans.
10 person having property dis will be found
lent n,eslent, either to ruseiase or oilers1p
Fpr1un paiieusrs, apply 10 J. a; BEARD
Auriunaer.
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BILLIARD SALOON -. over the "shades.''
T. THOMAS HENDRS respectfully informs his friends
L and the public that be has thoroughly repaiTed the
above Saloon and has SIX FINE TABLES in perfect or
der The patronage OF the puho is respectfully s1ie
tied u9 I'M
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- Tax FIlnC eton, VioksbuTR and RfiIBkenfs-
L5 4 EGG e ~ MzSs4lksg Packet stssqieg III M
ton, YiekS@urs JiLiikeE's Bend IygT
7eitga, s.f9 Coinage, Grand GU, R0deV Had Vdtttz
RS regular passeEeG packet AfONTGCAiE
By Sdl y fatla, VAL positively peInanenfyn dc
ua9e hog the season, and viii leave for the above
and all intermediate lapdElEs EVERY .hfCHIlAY m 4
Q sI9ek7. P n. For treght % psssage, appiy to-
US - :. y y. hALlIi. 81 Magazne d.
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-flsq, h Regular Thursday Packet KtI 0XVILdsE
80 - --Fgr Hicfs burg, Lake Pf01ileHes MINI
- hgns Bend, GRIND GyUt. Hadaev6 JVdtets5
hNtgAKlLLE, b. Il. CfTmp, master viii leave asbboye
0a IHg haDAf, Use I'd INST, at O'Clock P NJ posi-
u9y. fortnight orpassage apply on board OF 10
Ms a, =. CHARLES f9 Common st.
n B-A Clerk will be on tie Levee foot Of canal 81
70 receive iHeght, every Wednesday mofninp -
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This body met last evening" Recorder Baldwin presiding
PFesent--MesaS. BeA, Biuaniens Cook. Clsk Cooling
Eastman. Iteds .AiontanEs, Mccormick Rsnihap7 stan
ton Peters, and Walsh.
The report Of the Treasurer waS4ead as follows:
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- Q sl-iDJT-itIi n ~ ,3i,7,,JTT 3

eklY Packet
q 49, w u H. hqgs HBWith's Iaurfiu q Erorf.
So dance .lliikea's Bend TssEsS-rS5' ~
rs..toH, 9sel5 CARTHAGE, Graga G StgsfB6Ts Roaaev
-tatc4e- lRa h9rt 4dams The gpeudid assau sf ugisf
stealnb9at GEN. WORTH w. 2. l1nif, master has nj
snIe hei tops as above, AID will leave on FRIDAY ga
inslalL at O'Clock P n, and continue tbToaghout ne
sea1g1 leaving every Fnday Shipper aae6ger may
" ti ooat sconsnung permanently inthe above ttae.
q " titiEItOI passage apply board. %
Ms r F.[CITA M LES IA -
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VIE undersigned calls the attention of Inc New Orleans
d pu lie TO his Select and Fashionable qss0rt eES1
meat ct BUoLS aRd SHOES, manufactured ~ 81
soisly BY himself Gentlemen desif0us Of having q av
their Boots and SHOES made to ft-Of elegant ma ~
tens and IN sTYLE-wOud do well bv calling on fa
PROOF BOOTS made to order "
o9 6m n. OlSuLIlNAM 70 ~ f,hnrl.a sirnat
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iEDrcTED-h he Grand Jay have found trus BIZ aaanlt
George M stewart Charles Jones and William Caisaans
charged with burglary.
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ffsss esFor Louisville Evansville, srniihIand,
Egq9aeaa. aE&au intermediate lqadiTgss'2-2'
Ram g9hn Smoker mater, viii leave for lie sbote ~
THURSDAY the I'd inst. at 5 O'Clock p NJ For f,egbi
OF passage, apply on board OF 10 ~
49,, T; B,SAIITH. IS MAGAZINE st
n B-The Uncle Sam has been locked and thoron gJy
tetAauied dnnng the past season, stands No and
tGI as5enget acoommodaoRs Unsurpassed By an6 boat m
-ls Ll4Ae. u1Q
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PORT or NEW ORLEAws

TIrUDE, 80 5l2o N.-LossITUDE. % W.--in Tin.s. a
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, .Hsay h Mouth Of White and Arkansas Rivers
$50 80 Faekef-H0rs Mouth Of Epfits M, lTt19Sas
5000 RtUerss GreeHritle, C0luzs5ta 7Prf1esfSg
Lgss FT00tdnee. and all TIE IRierfaeliats Reads-Fbe
ssHieAuq' SWiilTunning steamboat PATRICK HENRY
S Saps > CIostey will leave above on FRIDAY ne
&c IhstaIs at O'Clock UOsvely FOFffeigit 6rpas
s-esi hApy On board. az Cana street wharf or 10
HYDE & 9GLESHY ID PoydTas. ST
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
w A R & HI @ u S &
NOTICE.

NHE subscriber takes this method of return
i ing his thanks to the citizens of this and
the adjoining counties, for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and hopes by strict and per-
sonal attention to business, to receive a continu-
ance Of the same
From this date the business will be conducted
by the subscriber in connection with IRA MUM,
under the name and style of McColIum d Num-
both of whom will devote their personal attention
to this branch of the business.
They are now having large additions made to
their Warehouses and Cotton Sheds, and will be
prepared to safely store away any quantity of Up
Freight and Produce, and will hold themselves re-
sponsible for the safe delivery of the same (fre
excepted)
Cotton stored by them will in all cases be he'd
subject to the order of the owner and will f ship
ped) be sent to any house they may WISH Their
charges will be as low as those of any other regu.
larly established Warehouse in the place. They
would say to their friends, that the Cotton Sheds
they are now having erected will be the safest de-
post for cotton in the place, they will be en-
trey disconnected with any other buildings in
town, and consequently incurring less risk from
fire.
All orders addressed to them, or to the subscri-
Der, will receive prompt attention.
p McCOLLUM
Camden, September Is, 1s4S.
N B.--We have made arrangements to have all
Up-freight stored with us, insured against loss by
fire, at premium of half of one per cent. per
month; but no insurance will be effected, unless
specially directed. McCOLLUM g. MUM.
Refer to B. L. Brittin, A. Block g. Son. c. ID
Royston, ESQ.,, Hon. e. Cross, III. A. Blevins,
DIR. B. P. Jett, and w. II. Etter, Washington.
43-6m
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
SCHAER'S HOTEL,
WASHINGTON, ARK.

FHNHE subscriber having purchased the house
4 formerly occupied as hotel, by II. F. Sui
livan. has re-opened it for the accommodation OF
his friends, and the travelling puplic.
His table will be furnished with the best the
market affords, and the proprietor will spare no
pains to render his guests comfortable.
His bar will be furnished with the choicest va
rety of liquors; AMI his stables, which are large
and commodious, will be supplied with plenty OF
provender, and be attended by careful ostlers.
His charges will be the same as are customary
in similar establishments. A share of public pat
ronage is respectfully solicited.
CLEMENT SCHAER.
Washington, Sept 81, 1048-4l-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
.VOTICE.

A LII persons to whom am indebted, and also,
II those having unsettled business with me, are
hereby notified to come forward and present their
demands for payment, as am readyto adjust the
amount, and fully prepared to close up and settle
all unfinished or unsettled business. Expecting
to leave Arkansas in the course of three four
months, and shall be absent for some time, am
particularly anxious to settle up the whole of my
business, before leave and persons disregarding
this notice, may fully expect to abide the
consequences
GRANDSON d. ROYSTON.
WASHINGTON, HEMPsTEAD COUNTY, ARK,
February 26, lo49. 9-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01

MANS LIFE.-There are two lives in
each of us,-gliding on at the same time,
closely connected with each other,-the
life of our actions-the life of our minds;
the external and the inward history; the
movements of the frame-the deep and
ever restless workings of the heart! They
who have loved, know the affections we
might keep for years without having oc-
casion even to touch upon the exterior
surface of life our busy occupatons-the
mechanical progress of our existence; yet
by the last are we judged; the first is never
known. History reveals mems deeds,
mems outward characters, but not them
selves. There is secret self that hath
its own life Ground by a dream" unpene-
trated and unguessed.
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
NOTICE..

yTNHE undersigned, having been successfully
J. engaged in the Building and Repairing OF
GIN STANDS, in this place, during the past
wear, would inform their friends, and Planters,
generally, that they have recently purchased, IN
the Eastern cities, large assortment of Gin ma
terials of the latest and most improved patterns,
for the purpose Of carrying on the Gin Building
and Repairing business, more extensively ANY
Gin Stands made and sold by the undersigned, will
be delivered and put in operation, and proving to
be, not as good as represented by them, may be
returned without any expense to the purchaser;
and all repairs done by them, will he warranted
satisfactory.
WIN. w. G. COLLINS,
B. l.. BEITTIN.
Washington, January II, ls49 3-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
Britt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, HEMPSTEAD Co.'


II NHE subscriber begs leave to inform his trienos
i and the public, that he still continues ousi-
ness at his old stand, where he has supplied NM
self with every thing necessary for the @ accom-
modation of the travelling community. Ills mouse
is commodious, the rooms well arranged lor
families. and his table well supplied with the pest
the market affords. =,
His stables are large, bountifully supplied win
provender, and attended by careful ostlers.
He pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ing on his part to render comfortable all who may
be pleased to give him call. His charges VIII De
as moderate as those of any other house IN tie
south, as an evidence of which he refers to the
following
RUL E S:
Boarding per month, -, % gu IN
Boarding and lodging per week, Us 2e 2e
&c day, 70
Single meal, s5
Lodging, - -
Horse feed. rs
Keeping man and horse all night, ~
Keeping horse per week, S3
GEO. o. BRITT.
Washington, Oct 80, 1o45.-7-tf
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
FURNITURE MANUFACTORY.

A N assortment always OH hand, consisting in
II part, of the following articles :-Sdeboards,
Bureaus, high and low post Bedsteads, Tables, of
different sizes, Sofas, &c. &c.; all of which am
selling at reduced prices.
JNO. S. SPENCE
NIB have coffns of all sizes, finished off.
and hearse in readiness. is s.
April lS, 1886. I6-3m
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01

THE MISCHIEF OF JEsT.-The Boston
Herald gives the following account OF
Milton w. Streeter, now lying under
sentence of death in Massachusetts, for
the murder of his wife:
Streeter is a man of a low order OF
intellect, and almost entirely governed
bv the animal passions. He married his
wife, Elvira Houghton, after months
courtship, and was for several months
most fondly attached to her-so much SO,
we understand, that he could not bear to
see anv one render to her the most COM
mon attentions without exhibiting the
utmost jealousy This trait was observ-
ed nv his townsmen, and some OF them
made it point to work upon his suspl-
cious nature, by seeming to be on lntl-
mate terms with his wife. We were
told that a man named Bacon, doing
business in the island of Cuba, visited
Southbridge few months before the
commission of the murder, and either
having discovered or heen informed OF
Streeter's Jealous disposition, set himself
to work to excite his suspicious OF the
chastity of his wife to the highest degree.
To this end he took lodgings in tavern
nearly opposite the house occupied by
Streeter, and used every method IN his
mower to insinuate that he was IN unlaW-
full communication with Mrs. 5. Street
er observed this, and watched the house
and wife with the utmost vigilance, often
neglecting his occupation for that pur-
pose; but he made no discovery warrant
inc a certain belief that his wife was un-
faithful to him with this individual.
It is said that some of his townsmen
were accustomed from time to time to
give him half dollar or so, and request
him to give it to his wife, pretending
that they were indebted to her in that
amount for some work done by her for
them. Such things as these, long con-
tinued, had rendered ,Streeter nervous
and irritable in the extreme, and he firmly
believed that Mrs. Streeter had been
guilty ofinfdelity to his bed; he had there
fore threatened her with severe measures,
unless she satisfied him of her innocence,
and had carried razor to bed with him
several times, for the purpose OF terrifying
her into confession; but instead of con-
Tossing anything, she finally complained
to a justice OF the peace tnat she coilSld-
cred her life endangered by any farther
cohabitation with him, and he was there
fore put under bonds to keep the peace,
and also was ordered to separate from his
wife and leave the State.
These rude and remorseless jokers have
now the satisfaction of knowing that
their fine sport has been purchased by
the death of one human being at the
hands of murderer, and is yet to be far
ther paid for by the death of another on
the scaffold.
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01
" O II &c e

THE undersigned, still continues to carry on
the TANNING BUSINESS, at his old stand,
and will purchase good Hides, and pay in lea
ther cents per h. for green, and 10 cents for
dry Hides, delivered at his Yard. Leather on
hand for sale.
JOHN c. ARNETT.
December 13, 1S48. 52-ly
Washington telegraph., 1849-08-01

The Irish bricklayer who fired at the
Queen is confined in Newgate, London.
His sentence will be imprisonment for
one year, and publicly whipped three
times. at the carts tail.