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SUMMER CLOTHING AT COST.
ALFRED MUNROE & co.

W. - n AAA1AAAlahs. hAAIs
VIII close of their stock OF SUMNER CLOTHING, at
great Bargains order for Fall Stock
sists Of
Meno PaTame Araeea Black and CooFed PoDgee Silk Coa
Linen, Croton, Summer Tweed aud CashmGrct C0atS;
Noun, Psrnmetta, fancy and plain e ~ Paptaoala
Linen Check Cuton Amencau aud French Coanae Pants;
Wool Underhhrs and DaWers Cotton DraweIs:
Silk Shuts and Drawers Baiste, Ien Fancy CiaYa
- fao---
large Stock Of RUBBER GOODS, suitable California
Emgrant, and large stock OF heavy WINTER CLOTIiIG,
winch will be SOLD Low.
Il Take a look into the
LONE PRICE STORE
"a Magazine street,
aus ALFRED MUNROE 81 co.
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New and Interesting Publications.

Just received at the
New Orleans Stationers' Warehouse,
No. 4 CAMP street.
GIESELER'S COMPENDIUM OF ECCLESIASTI-
wilson, LII. ID.
HISTORY OF JULIUS CESAR, by Jacob Abbott,
THE WOODMAN, a Y omance of the Times of Richard
Ill by G. p R. James, Esq, author o. Thirty The
EorzeIJ ETC., complete m vol price 2sc- For sale By
aul3 81 J. B. STEEL, IA Camp st.
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- WANTED.
A JOURHEYMAN BLACKSMITH, Immediately
Walk ' ~ - "''' ~ n SW 1I 'I'oA
~ None need apply but good workman. aui4 il
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E@~ Finn Degree Temple No 1.-The Members
Of this Temple are requested e meet Council Hail. st Canal
street. WEDNESDAY EVENING, August Is, at O'clock
Election Officers the ensuing Puncuaty is expected
nnl3 Il Il. sTuART. W. D. R..
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NEW ORLEANS.

ruHsDAE MOANING. AUGUST 4. ls40.
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a1s- A modern poet thus unburthens his mind il
a vein of peculiar sentiment;

The fallen Leef and Wistlin Wind
10 Dageg ID me sensitive Mind
Eieeks eye Kant ln Wotds \ press
but mlleg stFsae heg 81 Ehe ligisl
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WANTED
A JoURREYMAN BLACKSMITH, Immediately
Wsn inquire at the Shop. on Dryades street Triton
~ None need apply but good workman a1i4 il
-r,,, PURE WATER,
ne PATENT RAPID WATER-PURIFIER"
u0duced into the United States This Filter IS made OF n
y luaI kna Of Stone, which performs the pecOatOn with
d zeal IN shape and capable Of leIng from 10 so 600
gallons per day It rapidly dengages matter Of every kind
el9 u su5pens0n and renders the water beautifully pure
S G n4lpu ana nom It's peculiar construction is paTou
larry adapted to purifying the Mississippi watet This Filter
Ohe Of lhe most useful inventions OF the day Its simph
og " goh5uueton, It's duTaDlty-n0 matter how impure
OF muddy the water bea falling supply of pure
waller wlthoutany trouble the speedy removal all delete
out mater It's Applicability 70 be placed IN Water Butts
RANKS, Cstems Ponds, or Reservoirs particularly recon-
mends TO the notice OF Hotels hoaTdng Houses Steam.
ooas Ships Private Families Oces etc. for all of which
there sizes suitable Several them have already been
put up IN the city and comfy and found 10 answer every
eApectaon. They can Dow DO seen in operation at my
store where persons invited call and examine them, if
ALEXANDER HILL,
s1I4 House Furnishing Store S. Camp St.
PRIVATE BOARDING WANTED.
a GENILEM AN and his wife desire to procure BoaId
a ing IN pnvate family, during the year, where the
charge would be moderate They can furnish their own
with prompt attention. aul3f
-,,n TO BE RAFFLBD.
n y splendid SlOop Yacht, L. TITUS, 90 feet
A long IL iesr beam a fast saeI; built al Mad 80,
s1nyie q TIC best live oak, and copper iasened -
ply az the Phoenix House, j. IS. CALDWELL'S.
- Size now Lies at the New Basin. anl3 Of
~ L .- i NEW ~ Mans eum.
mer HATS; Youths and Children's Fancy
- HATS and GAPS, received by late arrivals. 81
:, These goods are unsurpassed II TINS ef any ~.
saa FsSd esiSitPs3f q HATS GAPS, EAlRgBSEyE5dBAs
aBd bABX JUMPERS, at r,,.., ~ . AtS1 e,
sDl8 s. e9fRnQf Vhalsle2 sac GaAOl Sts
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Temple Meeting - This Evening.
ODEoN TEMPLE OF HONOR No. 5, at Crystal Fount Hall
223 Tehoupitoulas street
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FINE SHTRTS

~ We have complete assortment Of our fine Linen
and Cotton SHIRTS As We have made we are en-
abed guaranty ft These Shirts for our Gus
TONER'S and are Of course, the latest Styles made Of the best
materials, and in the best manner.
GUINNESS s. CO..
jTls-lm2dp Dealers 10 Fancy Articles 70 Camp It,
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to Passage from Panama to San Francisco
undeIsgned received TICKETS the Steamer sail
the lst September from Panama San francisco All
persons having engaged the same ere requested to call forthwith, or
aus Nv PARADISE. LAWRAsON & co, 81 Gravisr e.
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~ We have received tbs iratsix numbers ofshe
Working Farmer monthly magazine devoted
AgYieptaie, embracing Horticulture, Horticulture,
SaFdenlnes etc. The magazine is Published in
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IHE Ray CAsE.--Ihe Washington Republic ola
late daie contains such alenent Of the Rey case
as q convince rs that it has not given much credit
tothe wild stories which have abounded here 1t
gives a version Of the Consul's defence which is
inaccurate in some points, but has certainly got
Into the right track to Che merits Of the coniro-
veray. It assumes that Rey instead Of being alb
ducteds " effected bis escape from the vengeance
Of aceompliees interested in keeping him away
from Havana. The Republic says that the Govern
ment is now engaged in aseertaining the facts.
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or We are indebted 70 the steamer Tuscumbia
for river papers
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Steamboat Departures This Day.
,srsEE lDYERTIsFNENTs ON THIRD PAGE,

Louisville. 49,. COURTLAND, Findrun,5 P. d.
St louis. 80. :. aNOHTH AMERICA, Morgan, P. NJ
81. Louis. RANTH, Atchinson, P. n.
Red Riue5. ........ CREOLE Wilson, P. III.
Red Rser ....... .TALLAHATCHEE, Sweeny, P. n.
Bil0Ei -. ....... MOBILE, Sutton, ~ A. NJ Cara
Bil0ri CALIFORNIA Griffin, 81 A, n. Cars.
Mobile .......... OREGON, HieTn, II A. M.
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IL Notioe.-AIessu. SHELDOE 4 FELTON,, Con;
barrels and casks Merchandise and
received per MERLIN New York. I'd January 1888
requested call and pay charges The same tey viii be to
aus m Agents Of Bark.
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1Ms Pags Jv CRY NHws. So
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LOUISIANA HIsrRIoNIo ASSOCIATION.

r. b. McALPIN Presiant.
THEODORE A.. ia .ITeaaufas
l. ID. MARKS. ...sJage Mansger.
B MRS Z. LAMAR respectfully announces 70 the Honorary
Members Of Association, generally, ihat hr
Benefit viii place Evening Of THURSDAY August
which viii be presented BuwerH popular Payo
THE LADY OF LYONS.
Pauline, Mrs MARY STUART; Madam Desehapelss Mrs
JOHNSTON Widow Menoste BiTs LAMAR eharBe-
BY the Active Msmers Of Society which SONG,
BY Mr. c.. conclude with highly amusing Farce
BOX AND COX.
n Tickets One DOihr-Whch may be procured E. A..
TYLER's, Camp street.
~ Performance commences at o'clock, precisely
suls THEODORE A. JAMES, President pro tsm
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= Nc stearner Command, 90. u. Findren.

Louisville Evansville and intermediate places THIS DAY
Tuesday. az S o'clock }. ms positively,
~ Passengers will please be on board above hour
aul4 7. B. SMITH, SO Magazine street.
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~ During the SUMNER VACATION Of
other SCHOOLS, Parents have thar Children -
taught 70 WRITE good business style, by j. W. 30 Az
DOLBEA2, No. Is Camp street. V41aeaaSi.3
MechRnts and Clerks can, during leisure seaso aT
and elegant bad and be well fitted for the Fall business Hours
to ii A. NJ, to P. NJ and % "a nphg. On
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JANIS GOpDov BENEFIT, ESQ,
HiR-rrrsumipg that you belong to that portion OF
the editorial corps who the friends u the trs Yelling
public ard ths enemies Of every Kind Of impositon.
ASK the indulgence Of little corner In sorld read
journal simply 20 State f.u facts and grievances,
which hope viii MEET the eye Of tho Distinguished
President Of this company, James Boormsn Esq who
ought TO be ocupsflsd by the pubc, ~ punishmsnt
20 pass over tb road svery day Of bis lite until the
socom ana arrangements will meet with the
appreciation " Its passengers
feeastl II the terminus OF this Hudson River Rail-
for tho present and doubt when Il Ia In opera
will IN the very proportion grow aud
ing To those who will have pass It, Let
the olosing acts speak tor themselves to thu Pres
ospt Board 81 Directors, and impartial public and
then the whole design Of this rough bo, true sketch,
will be aceon plishsd
Left fcckski on Tuesday afternoon, at quarter Of
tuo. aud arrived at Sing Sing ct twenty minutes
q three stopped only three times account Of the
sngibe-the whole distance twelve miles. Left Sing
Sing at quarter of three o'clock stopped once TO re-
pair the engine, and arrived at Tarrytovu ct Eve
minutes pact three oclock-ths Whole distance ave
miles Left rsrry town for Ner YORK. and arrived 81
Thirty fret street fifteen minutss past four o'ooc
detained 81 the depot account II bad management,
and arrangements until quarter Of I've O'Clock,
and reached Chambers street precisely ct dvs o'clock
just three and quarter hours coming from Peekskiu
20 New York city; distance only forty. Ave miles.
IL u surprising, Mr. Editor, that our Minister TO
Austfia should feel indignant ct the Hudson River
Railroad and should call the attention OF its Preside Mt
and Board OF Directors to the bad management, and
worse arrangements, Of its plans and operations.
IRvt,s Housr, Nov n. D.
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Supreme CourS.
GENERAL TERN.


Before Judges Jones, kdmouds and Edwards.
Nov 21,--Ths Psoy< rs jacob Carpenter. IL seems
that did not rseolect on Monday accurately, the
decision " the Supreme Court In this case The low
ton. Of voice IN which IL delivered prevented
hearing all that the court said II appears that the
Oyer end ferminsr Of Kings county, after the convic
ton OF the defendant had without application
biz part he balsd fixed the amount of bail and had
committed him TO custody until he should give bail
eordipe TO that order. The statute allows prisoner,
when thus convicted who has taken . bill Of sxcep
tops TO apply either TO the court where he tried
TO Judge Of the supreme Court TO be let TO ball lie
had made application TO Judge rdmonds for that pur
pose aud ne feeling himself the order u
the Oyer and rermnar referred the question TO the
General Term On the return OF the Asbeos corpus 10
conceded by the District Attorney Of king's coun
~ that that order and void But ths Su
prone Court refused to discharge him entirely long
the conviction by the verdict Of the jury remsined
upreysrssd They resolved to admit him 90 tail; and
In order On the amount thereof they looked into tbs
bill Of exceptions TO ascertain whether IL was merely
fivolous whsther 10 far we'll taken to
der 10 probable shat the vicion could be susain
ed. Only two, Of the twenty exceptions taksu,
alluded TO- and the Chief Justice, In dsliverag
the d.con said that without expressing any opinion
to the necessity Of convietns the puneipsl OF PERU
IT, before trying the offence Of subornation the court
thought the Of admitting the wife 10 be witness
sgspt her busband great as to render 70 quite
Improbable that the conviction could stand, and they
would regard the In the same light " the pri-
sonsr only indicted and not yet tried; and they
would IN the amount OF bail at the same sum which
had been required Of him after Indictment and before
trial
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a snguis Case On the police rsturn Of the Seven
teepth vard rendered by the captain OF that district
to the lief Of Police, noticed tbs arrest OF Asx-
andsr Mitchell and Margaret Mitchell on charge OF
entering house and stealing $3.50 therefrom Oficsr
Underhiu This IL all the part enlsrs set forth on the
return In consequence Of this Information ve called
yesterday afternoon Justice rimpson, before whom
the prisoners ought 60 have been brought In order to
elicit all the facts aud particulars In the case; bat,
much 70 the surprse 81 the Justice no prisoners BY
that name. nor any other on such charge had been
brought before him. up 20 I've o'clock last evening
This cireupstance seems TO be rather singular a. Ia
the duty tf policemen making an arrest on charges
Of felony to brir the prisoners charged forthwith
before the sitting msgisrats when arrested 1T night
II 10 tb. duty TO take the accused parties the foos
Ing morning before the court In order that the prison.
or msy have hearing. sod b. dspcred Of By tbs ma
eitrse ~ the merits OF the may admit Instead
Of ~bich return made o. the prisoners and the
magistrate was that sny arrest Of the kind
bad taken place. What has been done With the prison
ere Why don't the police conform TO the rules aud
regulations laid down In their book Of instructioos'
.svtst Of Fagiitre A man called william Welsh,
a fugitive from PASSPORT Maine, ~hers be stands
charged With burglary -ss arrested yesterday BY OH
Gillespie, Of the Fourth vsrd on charge Of being
. fugitive from that state The accused vas detained
In order to be sent back again FOR trial.
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Movements OF Indiyid uays.

NEW FfEvcH MITisTER TO THE UNITED STATES
II we are well Informed, says the Journal au HARE
Of the 9TH instant, VI. Boi, le Comte who was
recently appointed Minister from France at Washing
ton, has expressed the wish OF obtaining different
post, and that he might not be sent to the United
States IL is asserted that there is an intention OF
putting de Laforsst in his place gsuteman who has
for long time discharged the duties of Consul General
to the United States situation which he has filed
with htnor.
AKnrAL DrsrIsGuIsHED GERMAN RrrusEs.-se.
veral Germans Of great reputation, among them men
and women Of distinguished talent have arrived lately
in New York refugees from their native land where
they have been struggling In vain for the cause of
liberty and democracy. Among these W have heard
the name mentioned OF Madame Apogin and Professor
Fr@bel The trst Is lady OF noble form and Inc
ners eminent for her literary talents The latter vas
professor OF mineracgy at the University OF Zurich
and friend OF the distinguished Baron Humb ,ldt
We hope that not only most eminent German resi-
dents and merchants, but Americans Also will unite
70 do something alleviate in an hou wav the
inevitable su rings Of these distinguished refugees
We think there cannot be lack Of
other similar honorable employ ments whicn 1t would
be we'll TO offer TO men so eninenty dsting sshed
talented We hope our most influential aud highly
r-sp ctsbe German citizens will speedily Ia this
mattel and do something spontaneously for who
have been ready to lay down hei lives for they
deemed the good Of their fellow citizens in Gsrmauy
ARRIVALS OF MsMbsRso CoSGREss AT WAsHINeroy.-
We bear of the arrival Of the following namel mem.
tofoIs announced. viz SENATORS. -Mes,rs. Thomas
Corwin, Of ohio; Henry Dodge and Isase Walker Of
Wisconsin A Z. Dodge and q w. Jones Of Iowa
Re natives. -Messrs W. J. Brown ~ Albertson
ard q. A. Fitch. Of Indiana w. Thorn son. Of Iowa
Charles a. Williams, aud A. q. Watkins, Of rsnnessee
X. h stanton Of kentucky L. d Baker, of Illinois
=. q Spsuldins. and w Underhill, of New York VI.
Cor~in. h. d. Campbell, J. L. Taylor, aud d. X.
Carter # Ohio w Booth Of Conn sctcrt; j b. Bow
In, Of Missouri; J. II. Chandler, II u. Moore aud j.
". Howe OF Pennsylvania = linton, Nor. 27
General Robert Armstrong, late Consul to Liverpool,
has arrived az his home. in Nashville Tenn.
Hon. John L. Gaines. Governor, Hon William stronr
Judae, and George Hamilton, Secretary Of STATE OF
Oregon with their families viii sail in che o. steam
ship Supply from this city, on Sunday ne1t, the I'd
proxino.
Hon. X. A Thompson, Ind; Hon. G. NJ Fitch and
daughter, Ind Hon w. whittiesey, Ohio; F. J.
Porter u A w Woods, do; J. c Parks, do
Captain II Erwell. do. have arrived In Washington
Hon. John NJ Bolts, and Csssias NJ. Clay, ct
Cincinnati on the ed inst
Hon George W. Julian, OF Ind was i'll on the 2Ist
act At Csntrevle In that State with hemorrhage OF
the lungs
Colonel Dsbuey g Carr, late Minister to CONSTANT
nople was in Philadelphia the 2oth inst en- route
for WsshiDgton
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Lows AND SuicIpy During the rejoicing over the
completion Of the wire suspension bridge, at wheeling
on the 18th Of the present. month. ssost lsm.ntabs
occurrence tonk place. " appears that Miss Mary
Hughes bed formed an acausiptspce With young man
VI heeling. Who the heart OF the young LADY.
The day previous to the celebration, the too Overs
walked TO the opposite shore upon the wire bridge.
The father received this intaeooe ard on the return
Of his daughter gave her severe r.primsndiua, and
" " ssid cbsstissment The follo~ing day, amid
the rcaira Of cannon the shouting Of the multitude
aud the disceurseo ~ music this young girl only about
fifteen are 81 walled boldly rUm her parental
root without attendance crossed the bridge and from
the isisbd around wbich the Ohio sad from the
minor bridge TIRES befs@f into the stream. The rov-
srfpi mt carried her b-you all hope sud la
sfev minutes alter her scui YES In eternity.-Cs--
etanan Cor~mocssi Nee. ~
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RrrohIxn CITY Intelligence

IN CoNwo- tor-ctL, MoSDsY --lu the sbserca % the
Mayor, vhc has gone 20 Washington for scspa time,
Peter q Tsyler, President occupied the chair There
vas full attendance Of members The Pr ,si1vnt PIE
sentsd the veto ofths Msyor the appo atm NJ " 3
g. Morehouse IS Commissioners OF Deeds, whioh vas re-
fsrrsd 10 the Law Com mtt.s very fpifirsd iaeas-
sion took place petition from Dsr a scano.s Zoe
perrsiou 70 inter bis brother in 81 Ia,iss bar,ink
ground. which has, In consequences Of ts crwdsd
condition, been closed by ordas sss .f
Council dependent Of this, hs~pser toe pstttion
granted rns hrst bill frS@ tns RrooSlyn Gas
Company, for 80 is2 IS prsesn,i aoa referred %
the Gas COMMITTEES. tompls<sts having been male ty
several Inhabitants Of the SNtb vart mat the strets
in that locality hsd not tesn lighted up for the las
fortnight resolution agreed to empo~ertsg mo
Alderman Of the yard light tbs public lamps when
they v.rs ~ peS-c'<a BY ths Lamp Inspector rse
special committee the uhsequ'cs ~ toners Wortd
reported the bal VI expenses to be S2iyT The es
pensss vere p.eviossly restricted TO $50 The cym
mittss he-', ser rtccmm ended p-ymspt Referred 70
again o. Monday next, " hear couosei sssuss the
conar ion OF the assessment lists In various ssrceta
for f<vsrs.
Aectpy.r Ar rns UrfrFp Sr.rss Ds, Dscs.-t la
ocr,r named Henry Hudsoo man about IS years "
are vsa vh.sling his barrow along plank shove the
eoner dam ~ben unfortunately struck against beam
ubich n. ga perceive when had the eject Of
cpirasinx aim to the ground h-igst Of some thrty
f-st wn.n taken up, vss found that sis thigh
bones broken tie yes I'm nsdsstsiy re0ovrd ~
the Iicsritsl. Ths spfottgpste man Is deaf
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Hon. s. Thurston, Oregon Hon q. Reynoids VI,
C, Troy; Hon Jno. II. Thurman, NJ. G, Warren Co;
A. Rockwell, Nor sich; Or. Thomas Lsgsre. and
daughter. South Carolios Captain shriver Esd lady,
Troy Henry Day, rh,lsaelphisi ..ms, Murray sat-
more. James N. Gray, Richmond; J. Hale Y. A.;
yno Lsptop, England; y. fisher, Ns- Orleans A.
Roys United States Ebgneersi r. q. Rankin and Isiy,
Fisbkni; .. Frothingbsm aud lady Boston, a. Wool
cote and lady, Boston; Judge sharsvood and LAZY,
r III a.Ipsa 'Ss w,n MIN
nesots; p. r. Dimpfei Pbisdslphts; n " Hunt, ore
gcpi Jos Hin, Pittsburgh. Pc Joel Mallory and
D Nudge. Baltimore; J L. Florsnce ana lady Fhila-
dephia; Miss Elorsuce, Philadelphia; Charles "
woolcott and lady. Fisbsi- we're among the arrivals
ct the Irving Hou,e yesterday
.. A. story, Troy; n. Cater, Philadelphia; y. C.
Estes, Ne. York; s hli., e.lsnors; T. rrsoy rhil.-
Bsiss w.ssssia. jsfS5n Mott, Mobile; D. b A. Ross
Joseph Anderson westcb.s,sr; Joseph a. Mesds. Moo
treal among the arrivals yesterday at the Howard
Horace smith r.no.yl,snss; Sol smith. s:ons, 70.
Call, P.crsylvsDss; Hiram Jackson, P.nusyivsnis; c.
Lee, Schenectady; Jos Hill, Petersburgh; J Knapp
lion n II. s.biey, Minnesota Territory waite
Boston, captain Norris, Philadelphia Hon 8 Carr
BALTIMORE Roes South Csrolina; Captain sherman.
chip Y-rhshire Hon. G. Levin, fhilsssiphis, have
arrived at the American.
Hon n. Henry r n Chandler. and p. EvsnA Dirso-
tors 81 the Connecticut River Valley Railroad are stay.
Ing at the Clinton uctel
Fpos CfrsTutsos.-Ths brig We've, Captain lollne
arrived at this port this mcrnps. fron tisnfussos
Cubs whence tbe sailed on the esh Inst Capt. re-
porte ~ the Exchange, that the tranquility ~ the
leland vss und,sturc .d TO ell outward appearance.
The Weather wa fsvossbls for the gro-iog crops,
which looked veil and preeised an average yield
Business Was sStr-peiy ispguid. The qusraotins
regulations continued to be enforced on American
ssr with gree Of riyor and exactnsss greatly detr
mental TO Arsrioan interests Phii. Psi>fi Nss~ n
John Crcssmsn GATED In the murder ~ .fatfhov
bulin sfev Day. s,poe, vas srr--s~a In r1usd.lpss
On Saturday Afternoon
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John Crossmsn upi cssed In the murder ~ .fatthow
Nuln fsv days since, vas arrested In rousdlpsis
on Saturday Afternoon
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THx INDIAN DUrIcULrfrs IN CANApA.-A eorrespon-
dent Of the Detroit dich Fire Press, Of the 10Th inst
writn rum sauu ets hars, under date Of the 18th
Inst "A good deal OF excitement exists in
to day since IL became known that party o. sixty
more lHcaas from the other side tsnd seine from ths
headed by the tve McDonAids aud Metcaf left kr-
day night fer the Quebec Mining Company location,
with view Of taking possession OF the ssme, ana dr
vipg Bonner and the under HE employ away from
the works What may be the object OF the leaders, 1
know not, ard what may be the result Is st uncer-
tain but 81 this the party have gone armed
both with firearms and vhiskcy. Joe Wilson the COL
.etor the other side Of the river left hours
After them with hope OF passing them In the night, and
reaching the In time to Bonasr Of the dan
ger taxing With him four aud such he had
ing party will probably meet with reception; IL
need not BE- surprised to hear OF boodhed aud
plumber Whom where II viii end. IL question yet
to be decided Wilson, before ting sent express
for troops BY some is thought this step has been
taken With view to bring the British govern TO
terms With the Indians In regard to their lands by
others IL 10 thought to be expedition Of Mcdonald
and MetcAf to revenge themselves the Quebec people
for injury real or imaginary. be this as IL may, the
affair In serious In more respects than one Tho
damage to the company should their hands be driven
OF would OF itself be- an important item; but from
What know Of the Indian character, IL there not
cause TO look for trouble both sides Of the
river' IL f. well known that when Indian gets
o tate Of blood and plunder he knows not wDen to
stop. and does question Who friends foes,
until be " conquered hi. thirst Is qu.ncned Al
present they the dupes yet they may become the
leaders; and ve msy before aware Of IL, be In
the midst OF IN Indian war.