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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-12
CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,

CRESCENT CITY HOTEL,
CORNER CUSTOyMHO USE AND FRONT SITS.
Htj ILL be opened for the reception of BOARDERS ON
w WEDNESDAY, January 3, 1919. Well fur. AHsA
nished ROOMS for Families and Single Gentlemen. sss5H
TABLE-the best the market will afford. FEEL
The above establishment has been built by the proprietor
expressly for the accommodation of city and transient Board
1t Of the most healthy and airy situations in the
city and pains will be spared to render those who may
stop with him, comfortable
Faithful and attentive Servants.
~ Terms as reasonablea any establishment of the kind
in thoc ria1 e. ATEYANnER
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-12

EM1GRANTS TO CALIFORNIA should remember
Ia that the next thing in importance to that of having
good supply of Provisions for the man. is have
due regard to the wants of the We distinctly
state that not selling cost but low prices
any other house in the city, Those in want of CLOTHING
Tor the Gold or any other Dggings" are respectfully
invited to call at the cash store of
JOHN SOUTHWELL g. CO.. q Canal st.,
fy13 d&Wf Under the Planters Hotel
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-12

NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE wAREaHotU USE
No. lib and 100 GR.4YIER STREET.
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of nrR - .
~ every description always on hand, for On
sale low for cash approved paper Also E%2{A
Springs, Axles, Lamps, Bands. Cloths, .Q< w
fy7 6md&W E.W HALE& LUM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-03-12

WE are now " receipt of large and splendid stock Of
WATCHES, of the BEST ENGLISH and SWISS +eA
manufacture. Also, Jewelry, Sill. n
@EvTsSsps ware, Specacles, Gold Pens, 9AAiA
80 Pocket and Table Cutlery, and Fancy
Goods We particularly invite the attention of ladies and
selected by ourselves in the Northern cities with care, and
shall be sold as low at any house in the city.
KNOWLES & NOEL. 35 Canal street.
N B-Our personal attention will be devoted to repair
ing every description of fine Watches Clocks Jewey etc.
nc If X &N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.
STOCK SALES,


BALTIMORE Feb co. utV ksr,aId deferred S. 81 1000
DO do 50! LOO Baltimore Ohio Railroad dyidsns bonds s
LOO do 90 udys ss lOev do d. so. loJ do do 6o d,
g. shares Baltimore Ohio Railroad S2S; II do Baltimore
b Suiquehanna Railroad, IT,
ImIApsLr.lA reb a. FIRST Bosrd,soC Penn, s. 7s1l;
7es; aev Int 80 Lu0 CITY 6s To- lo 1910 Penna
b iA; loSo DC. cent m $40 g. o. 49, nos; 2so0
itO Tnm1fy Notes o. 9s 200 Harris aus Sc s3; shares
Northern bank KY oi 10 DO Farmers Mechanics Bank s ~
lei soeR 70 10 90 Beaver MEADOW Is OK do do. I'll 10
40 narn.tors ka,lrcad s Bet,'een Boara.-s5e Pepas
Ss 5ssI DO d" az e. 90 Reading scek ia aS DO d.
i2,s; SaO Pnna 7s%; loo 90. Ton; 6O0 d. b. 7sX
ilt0 Ain thouse 6s e IS shs Harrisburg ksiroad 3sH
VILE bank @ 90 do Planters Bank Tenn, IL Girad Blk liz
BosroN Feb 9o-Brokers Board42 shs Vermont Central
Railroad b5 do osdensturg Railroad, 81 ~ Eastern
aodo, Gs iOdc Vermont Massachusetts Railroad, do
do biz 5v 90 90 o. on 90 Reading kaiiroad t In 81 do
Bank a. 90 STATE Bank 6oivdspds Auburn Koenestsr
sshrS,d 81 10 500 neadipg Hairoad Bonds 1850 s6
Do Reading kaIssd. I'm.
DOMESTIC MARKETS
NEw BEDTonD Or MABKEr, February 19.-Sperm-
There has been activity in the market the past
week We notice sses Of 70 bbs not e.lied, at los
cents and psrcels Of 600 bbs and 375bbls private
terms The stock Of crude sperm In drst hands
about4 00U bills asfolo In New Bedford, 700 bbls
Westport $50 bbls.; Warren 800 bbls aud Boston
$50, Wbale-The market has been rather inactive,
and the transactions principally confined to q few
small parcels for manufacturing, mostly on private
terms. We notice sales OF 800 bbls N. W. Coast at .
fraction less than 35 cents and parcels to the amount
OF 100 bbIe. at prices which have not transptred
eae Of soc gallons bieached winter whale made at
4b cent, cssh. Wbalebone-We hsaf Of NO sales Ia
this market. Last sses in New York ut 81 cents
CRpoeeA sale Of 30 boxes eperm at 81 cents, Dash
Whsitmen's shipping List.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22


oh ">s 2|.a inst Loe, D McKiHrss, wife OF +.
Mcn~nze> srd ospstt,r OF James and Jane BAnnister
Crupty ~vED. Ire ana, aged 80 years aud months
s'. lingering Illness rnch che bore With Christina
IL. titno..
The fopsrs viii take place this day at three O'Clock
he frs pds aud seqoansDcss respectfully invited
10 attend, at her li7 Charles street. New
York.
Pictu, Nova Scotia papers please copy.
On TUssday, February ~ HENRY, son Of General
Henry Floyd Jones, in the 29th year of his age.
The Relatives ana friends Of the family respect.
fus invited to attend h funeral Friday, 23d inst,
O'Clock, ON the residence father, South
Oystsr Bay, Long Island
At UEionviiie, Orange county, on Monday, 10th in
slant, Of consumption, CHARLES L. WILLIS, aged AZ
years and mon ths, formerly Of this city.
On Weobeedsy Afternoon, the 2lst inst, JoHr P.
Var Fps, In the Sbtk year OF bis age.
The reisiivs lends Of the family, of his mother
inlsw Mrs. rbiD and Of his brother, George K, arc
respectfully il vited ate his funeral Friday af
teinoon, the 23d inst at 3f O'Clock, from his late
residence No 81 Bank street without further invita-
ton.
on the 2ist instant JAMES LuRvy in the 42d year Of
his age
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
fuLsrA fburseay afternoon, at clock,
from his late residence, No 1856 Lsruy street. His
mains Will be conveyed To Staten l5laLd, on Friday
morning, At o c,ocK. for interm-nr.
In Brooklyn on Wedn- sday evening the 21st inst +,
EMMA MARIA daughter Of rinothy Clough, aged niRe
years. 4 months and 10 dsys.
The friends OF The fanny respectfully invited to
her from No. S8 Johnson street. Brook
lyn TO morrow friday AFTERNOON, at clock with
Out further invitation.
Az tho ST. Louis small Pox Hospital on the 10Th of
January, Of small pOx HEsay RoBEars, founder and
# the city Of New York and lately
OF the United States Army.
In Boston, on The l6sh inst Of consumption, Mre
JANE Ann hALEs DALE, widow of the late Lieut. John
b. Daie United States Navy, aged 2S years. Lieut.
Dale died iprhe Mediterranean, DUNG lsst sommer
while the rout- from the Dead Sea expedition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
Court OF General Sessions.

Before JEdge Ingrxhsm and Aid Hatfield and Dodge.
J.B. Philips, EfQ., Assistant District Attorney.
The Grand Hqu.st.-rhs Grand Jury having duish-
ed their abors discharged for the term with the
thaDkr CT the coprt
G, and Larceny. John Davis (colored) put upon
trial charged with STEALTH from his employers Messrs
Hyssr Co., No AS Liberty street, MERGERS and dry
goods merche nte, quantity OF shop goods consisting
Of three pie Of six for vestiug six pieces OF satin
Irish linen other articles In this line OF trade
valued altogether AT $5t7 II.
HENRY II. HYsER testified that the goods produced
the property Of the firm and were missed on the
LIST January.
j. CHAMBEns,a clerk in the employ Of Hyser Co.,
corroborated former witness in Identifying the pro-
ptrty. .
The examination Of prisoner, befors Justice Magrsth
here put ia and read in which he admitted having
taken the property bur at the ipstgaton OF parties
nsmtd Bill layIer and Harry Hawks, who said they
would bail him out but that the goods were tskeu
from TO time ny him. The jury four the prison
guilty Of Petit larceny. Sentenced TO siy months
copdne Mt and hard labor in the pententiary
Grand Larceny William Seaman, alias Billy Bar
low put for ward on trial, cha ged with stealing
cloak the property Of John Kennedy, on the 29tn
December last, from No 81 Beekman street The pro-
secutor Mar Kennedy, proved property, and appeared
on the stand in the cloak that stolen. The jury
found the prisoner guilty Of petit larceny Sentenced
10 the penitentiary for six months confinement and
hard lsber.
The court hereupon adjourned ever to this Crhurs-
day. forsn ut III O'clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22

CHARLrsroN- eau chip sou Tripre n J.,k
rem calm m, iop Dawson, senator from Gaorvia
ana dauaher stephen Epson Craytop Melville Wn VII
nbme rev bold, u richsris q Cannen showaItey
whesn ~ pIremoly II clsrh, ONeil W b Walsh, 8
Roger, q W bastltine Buckingham, Walker q Jssv
RheWilnn Weeks Geo Hrown Miss Iousa p;Sco
Koetips Col Robbins A. sh FER Davis Fals Jr
Hoxie. Abbey and lady, j Perkins, z Walk a n
Camiers Starr sniyers Cody, John Gilbert Cisrk
Leot ara Bostgch ssbevrn has Put lady, MssA
her james Lander. Dana, II Durham J q n Maddox
Cody, and 10 in thes eersge. N1u'A
age. " '"' ''''r-
tvEnrooI-shp De Witt Ciinton--G G Robins,n. ! u,po
nad, and 34I In the steeraso. Aeoo-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
CITY TRADE hEPORV.

~, T.. M
AsHEs-Small sales making at previous prices
CoTToN continues dull ana market heavy. FLOUR, &c.
For Western flour there Is good demand, and quota
tons are stiff saes reached $500 bbls at S. 6b14
So rs for common to favorite Western and state ind
So So l2 for pure Genesee; small sales Of Southern
at S. 371s q SIS TO WHEAT continues firm bat dull
The supply OF quite small and the sales are a
important RYE is tffered at &c., delivered Pho.
VISIONS For porA there is modersts demand 81 81 90
$ll IS for ness, ana $40 sic 20 for prime Small
sales Of beet previous prices Lard remains dull at
ESQ., a 60 WnIsKEr-ssies of 90 bbls at 2sho.
WEDNESDAY, Feb 2l-6P.M
The markets fer produce heavy, and transao-
tiens limited The approach of the period for the
arrival OF another steamer had the effect usual to
check operations. Flour Was steady, with moderate
made terms stated below. Corn was dull and no
tales made worth reporting Meal was steady at old
OF rye flour changed hands on terms stated below.
Provisions inactive. and pork dull with fair sales
at low prices There was rather more done in cotton
at previous rates Freights were inactive.
AsHLs - Sales Of 100 $50 bbis. pots were made at
So 871s; pearls we're quiet at old prices
Export from 1st to 10th February. 1919. 184S
Pot, bbls. .I,0o0 S95
BnnApsrurrs.-Fyou, The sales only reached about
1000 $40 bbs in sepa. ate lots, among which
500 bos part BrooElyn at SIS 5614 and part Genesee
at S. Sales Of New Orleans reported at SIS S7H
fancy At S. 55a SIS s7h; 500 bbls Pster.barg City
Mills were sold at So 82n There was no change in
Georgetown Baltimore. Wheat-Saies Of $500
posed to be at between 81 IL . ST. Is per bushsl
Co,n-There WAS very little Offering and sales of all
kinds were exceedingly light Beyond & small guam
tty Of New Orleans IN sacks, no sales were reported
Both round round yellow, and Southern white AMI
yellow, were held at full prices. Meal-Smal sales,
come 80 bbls., made At 50 S7H Rye Fiour-Sales
Of 100 bbis were made At So A. There was no
change in rye oats. Hemp was scarce and prices
firm.
Export from LIST to Gath February, 1S49. ls4s
Wheat -four. ............ bbls. 1920 1888
Wheat .bush. 2377 24OO
Corn. Observation-Disclosures. 2lo,562 9225S
Oats ................... none. 45O
BExswAx was selling at Il 22c.
CorroN.- Holders generally having made up their
minds to the demand, the sales to- day
to 500 baes-prices Of which, were the same yes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
ALBANY, Feb 20, 1919.
Affairs in Albany The SAFETY Fund Banks

ALBANY, Feb 20, 1919.
AGars in Albany The SAFETY Fund Banks
The Ne,, York Police Blu, &c. &c.
The Senate were without quorum to-day; the
atmosphere is cold and grim 1t 10, In tact, per-
ectly frightful, and every body says i, has made
hem sick half dozen honorable Senators are
fiat upon their backs their illness is represented
as beng not dangerous, and we will not create
alarm among their friends by naming them.
The Senate received a communication from
William II. Seward, of the village Of Auburn, &C
ctptlDg the office Of United States Senator, to
which he has lately been elected. The House re-
ceiVtd a like communication.
The Senate, IN Committee OF the Whole, resum-
60 lhe consideration OF the bill reported by the
committee on Banks and Insurance Companies,
TO amend the several banking laws of this State
MI. COOK, The chairman OF the Banking Commit
tee, explained the object OF the bill to be TO allow
gIaqual change from the safety fund to the free
banking system, so as to guard against any inter
terence win the ordinary business of the commh
mites where the Institutions are located he wi she
the establishment OF he fse inskiag system TO be
speedy and universal II was desirable thai a ma.
Jorty oil the stockholders the several safety fund
banks should concur ia this change this concur.
renee would obvlae the difficulty which might
arise from the refusal OF a single stakeholder to
vie Id his assent to the proposed change.
You are doubtless aware that the charters Of
the several safety fund banks are exPiriBg from
year to year. Upon the expiration OF taelr char
tefe this bill proposes make provis for their
re organization under the free banking law.
The Senate seem disposed to give their assent
TO the bill their action upon it was not eonslu-
sive day.
In the House, Mr.. Brewer reported IN favor Of
the bill abolishing the state prison In Clinton
county 1t is proposed to convert this prison Into
an asylum for idiots; the honorable gentleman did
NOT report IN favor OF or against this PROJECT
Ihe House ordered the bill amending the police
act o! The CITY Of New York 10 a third yeedlng.
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Superior Court.

FEB 21.-Jshn ~ Hoard Us Thomas Gdrner.-This
action OF covenant IL appeared that the plain
TIL held mortgage made by Charles Adams and wife,
Of certain lands TO the payment Of two pronAs
rory notes making, In the aggregate about u 400.
coyenantng to the mortgage to be forthwith Tore
closed. In accordance with the covenant bill was
fltd In chaneery in September, 1874 Some subse'
qrept taken and the placed on
the Vice Chspcellor's calendar In l840 Since then,
no further proceedings we're taken. Plaintiff now
seek recover the amount 81 the mortgage from de-
PENDANT on the ground Of negligence, &c leaving him
70 recover from the mortgagors M best he can.
For the deience II was commended that ths defend.
ant was not guilty Of breach Of his covenant mas
much as he ned his bill In due time, and compelled
Adams and wife to file their on the 3lt OF IA
nuary followDg by which MRS Adams set up a claim to
the lands a. her private property and stated that on
18th OF February, 1s48 long before this execution Of
the mortgage, both herseif and husband had made q
conveyance Of the motgsgsd premises TO rustses for
family purposes and insisted that the mortgage was
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22

vsAvhNShHr seaio"ap LLerosse-mc'srs BurriIl C p
Moni4n erv, bite Vim Leeds, Lowell Wm 70 G.n.,,
- tLro Vedder rouyth Col Mas,vnno,v ~
Capt indie Mrs Love. Mes ott Mrs q ssymoy H.,
oooouiy ana IatJ La srence and iady kinvman q,
rmmton Sorri', Benz umin Lord W Corwith r., N,
Iewh ara ha, ht'ss Moaei Levi Phillips Benz uognsa
xir Srfs1 Coo ~ low fdward Phan, Peppsr
80 49,, Il Bradford Taylor Dwight Bovden and
a saiiv shcc b'd iadJ, C,ss arrol And adv wiss pr
mrs Ahemas and CHILD, DIR Anlsr and in sse,aSa W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22

CoFrEE-There have been further saes Of 1900
bags at 64; Laguayra at on; and $50 Java at 81 80
cents.
HlpEs Sales have bee n made of 1160 dry Brazil to
arrive twise 2Ot ID at ~ cents less ~ per cent
IuoN was firm. and good English bars were held at
SAT offer ed, to SAT 80 asked.
to Lverpoo dyewoods were aso engaged at 35s heavy
Gooos were taken at 2ss, and cheese ct 80s. There
was no change to other ports
HyMp- There have bee sales Of $50 bales Sisal to
arrive at ~ cents; and 0t0 do Manilla in Boston,
for this market. at about S14aSH cents, months.
MoLAssEs-The last sales OF New Orleans $500 bbls.)
were made at 2sa2s cents, months. By auction loo
barrels sold at 27a26c.
NAVAL Sales OF 100 Dds spirits turpentine
were made at IS cents,
OILS IN lin.eed there have been further sales of
English and American Mt 55a56c and OF olive, 500 bas
ke,s Narcotics at So so.
PRoyIsIoNs Sales Of 500 bbls mess pork were made
the close OF change ut SILL and the same price
offered for more, and refused prime was held at
Sl0a 80 25 sales of about 200 bbs reported at
about $40 $40 25 at the close Sill was offered for
mess and Sill l2h asked. Beef-There change
In river CT Chicago mess. Lard Sales Of 100 kegs
were made private TERMS sales Of 400 500 tierces
hams reported private terms supposed to at
about &C. 7Ao Ohio butter was selling ut l0c 1885,;
this State at $50. a 22c New York, good daries at
Ice lsc for fair good. Cheese in fair demand
atehc. a7o.
Export from LIST to 10th Feb 1849, 1s48.
Beef. .....................b bls. 1886 2627
Fork. ZWl z,Ios
Lard. ........... kegs o6lS 9,4l9
RICE Small ,ales we're made at So 12x per 100 lbs
SuMAc. Some 800 bags Sicily have been disposed Of
at SO. usual time.
Wnsxrr.-Saes of 100 bbIs. State Prison were made
at 2s1sc.
WooL-There was fair demand for both American
and foreign, and We notice saes Of 40 bales mixed
6mon.hs; and 2oO00 No. and superior Swamp pulled
at 26c o 200.
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void % against raid settlement IL was further '0u
that The trustees the last toned settlement hal
the f ny Of the foreclosure bill, Med
bill fol partition Of the estste Of which the uortxaged
premises formed part; and that psintif was made
defendant in III At suit; that he ought to have
brought It to hearing and have the validity OF The
mortgage tested Under these circumstances defe nd
ant,r couprel eontended that prudent man would
proceed with the foreclosure in the teeth Of Mr
and Mrs Adams answer; that it wRsfn the partition
suit the validity OF the mortgage could III 1T alp be
established; and the plaintiff being . party ~ that
suit it his duty to pre's it on to hearizg. Ad
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Dumes,is NIlsceIlauy.

bill Is about be,ng introduced ineo the Virginia
Legislature to incorporate the Rlchmond and NewYork
Steam Packet Company.
Samuel Carol, arrested In Boston q reQuisition
from the Governor Of New Yerk has been delivered
the reQuisition He Is indicted for highway robbery
Seventy dogs were killed In Boston, on Monday last,
the day " nich the deg law first took effect.
AlyDx measuring five and a half feet VAS killed In
Waterford, Vermont, last week
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22

This bill authorises the appointment of a chief
OF police ior four years, and OF policemen for the
term OF FIX years. When 1t afterwards came up
on 10 final passage, 1t was, on Lnoxion OF Mr.. Nc
Kinney, recommited to the T<w York delegation.
The Hen. Washington HrAt, Comptroller elect,
vice Millard Fillmore, res Aneo, arrived in town
last evening, and was fnddcted into his new office
tc- dav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
BALTIMORE, February 20, 1919

BALTIMORE, February 20, lSi9
Il RoW among the FGculty-Sing,etar Death
Ryer aud Public Opinion-The Mail Connec-
ton, &c.
A general row has taken place among the
faculty Of the Washington College, and they
have expelled from their number DR.. Leonard,
hitheito the faCtoum OF the institution. What
the row Is about is something OF mystery; but
perceive that Hyer has engaged the lecture room
OF the college Tor Spanning exhibition, this eve
ning from DR.. Leonard, whilst DR.. Bond, the dean
OF The college, has published a notice to the
public, announcing that no such exhibition can be
allowed TO be held IN the lecture room, or any
other building attached to the institution The
parties abuse each other most Justify and the pro-
liability is that law suit will settle the difficulty.
Another singular death occurred In house of
lll-fame Oh Sunday night, In thus city. 1t appears
that man named Harvey Richards, trainer of
horses and recently proprietor OF the Canton race
course, went home with girl residing IN the house
of Mary Nelson, on TnpOlett's alley, aad retired
to bed about IL o'clock. As late as two o'clock on
Monday morning, he was III good health; but at
breakfast time he was found by his companion to
be perfectly Dead having, APPARENTLY, died without
q Struggle.
Thomas Hyer is losing cast IN this city, by his
advertising to give sparrlng exhibition, and by
his ASSOCIATION with ths gambling and fancy fra
tcrnIty OF the city. The sympathy that the state
ments put forth by his counsel created ls giving
place 10 the opinion that he is full match for Sui
Ivan everywhere but IN the ring-and there he Is
his superior.
The first train of night cars since the Interrupt
ton OF travel by the Ice in the Susquehannah, came
through last night, and reached here in good time
to connect South. An effort Is to be made to keep
up the connection so long as the ice on the river
continues In Its present substantial condition.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22
BALTIMORE, Feb. Fl, 1910.
Re- arrest of Thomas Hyer- Railroad Accident-
THE Councils, &c.

BALTIMORE, Feb. Fl, 1910.
Re- arrest of Thomas Hyer- Railroad Acctdent-
THE Councils, &c.
Shortly after l closed my letter yesterday, l
learned that bench warrant had been Issued for
the arrest of Thomas Hyer, George Thompson,
and Thomas O'Donnel, at the instance OF DR..
Thos. E. Bond, dean OF the Washington Unlver-
sity. It appeared that the lecture room of the
University had been reated to the parties by Dr.
Leonard, recently a member of the faculty; on
learning which, the members OF the faculty were
highly indignant, and notice was immediately
published that the room could not be had tor that
purpose. AS Dr. Leonard still persisted in main
tanning that he had the right to let the hall, DR..
Bond was fearful that riot would be the conse.
quence. and accordingly had a bench warrant
issued for Hyer. On being brought before Judge
intended; that he had been solicited by many
friends to give the exhibition, which was not for
his benefit, but tor the assistance of others. He
also produced regular license from the Mayor;
but his Honor, fearing that the exhibition ight
produce a riot, held each Of them to bail IN the
sum OF $500, Oh their own recognizance, not to
participate in any sparrlDg exhibition II the State
of Maryland tor the next Six months, and keep the
peace tor the same time.
A passenger named Findley had both his legs
cut of by the cars at Wilmington, yesterday. He
had stopped there to get refreshments, and did not
reach the train until 1t was IN motion-and In en-
caught under the wheel, severlug both legs from
his body above the knees He was left at Will
mington tor medical aid.
Tie Councils last night rejected about one dozen
of the May RS nominations OF CITY Oiiicers Yes
teiday 1t was supposed that they would reject
about one hundred out OF the one hundred and
seventy. They found that the old gentleman was
not to be trifled with and the whig members, con-
sidenng that the appointed were as good men as
the disappointed, Iolned IN carrying them safely
through.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-02-22

Married,
On the 18th instant, by - Rev. Mr.. Davis, ALAN
son FREtnAr, Of New Be@ Massachusetts,, to Miss
l.. A FRArcEs SHAILkR, ssWDs city
AZ 1reenburgh, on Wednesday, Feb. Fl, BY the Rev.