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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01
Indiana-Choiern, Crops, Politics.
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
LAFAYErrE, Ind July q. l-4a

Cores pOndence Of The Tribune.
LArAYErrE. Ind July q, i-49.
wrote you last at Toledo, on my rou.e t. the
Wabash Since I LETT there asst Thursday, the
number OF Cholera cases has reached 90 sday and
o deaths, and as | promised sou would write you
As progressed, now enieAy0r q fulfill FIRST,
the entire commercial business OF a. the towns
along the Wabash and Ere Cana as far down A.
Gowns ton its terminationl 3 prostrsied owing .
the tear and excitement Ia relation o The Choiea
Add % this the general failure Of the Nhea, crop
rom rust, and you must look q a slim exportstiDn
from the rich valley Of the Wabash. The Corn
crops. however, are very promising
There is but one town suffering from Cholera on
the Wabash-L lafayette. The deaths average
seven day OUT OF population OF 5000 or 1000.
counted fro country wagons IN town to-day, and
in healthy seasons from 500 TO loo. The stores
are closed, and the merchants and business men
nave lett town.
As to Politics, 1t is generally conceded the Loco'
will elect 10. Wright. Governor. AID It Is thought
Henry : Lane Will run close u the heels Of Nc
Donald. for Congress while It IS quite certain
Embree. Parker and McGsughey Will be sent u
Congress. A small vote will be polled IN the
state More anon. 3. = W
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The Ner. Orisan, Bee ha. a feW more rem' =
Mexican news brought Mobile ~ the British 't'sm'f
Great Western. from sera Cruz
new paper Of ihe radical order has been started
To- The Cify ri Mexico it 10 eal'ed ~ Nti|' n i
The N1HrHr Rersb sIra contains later t0.''Nt m
Glatma.s Two c.mmIs..0 nrr- hsfe been i.sl red
hy the Government of '3lffa'tensnsn. th 80 ff
Lelena AMI Duran. g. neg fsfr treaty Ni prfrf Nin
Two others appointed hy Gen isrrers TIE preliminary
.uIu. sf0ns hsd been asreef up0n
Very heavy and frequent fsIfs have itIfn 'h Hft'.
ON thf -fh met s fte streets ni the capitol Nrfr iNl
e. Ia come the ssier ess .- inches Sep lhe -
pers seem o. tear general l7ffrlN " ihe cry
The .agsses % Durango continue their irprrd.i'
the Government seeming absolutely Incapable .' Fli
ting down he mlscrcanfs. An stfempt A. w'7th''a
s,isf1 was made ~ ixtshuscs 40 fhe rnsesdrfs fffr
forthwith arrested and me afs.f uipped boz tne hai
The usrtsans ~ santa Anna actively engaged 'h
The defense 0f ttsir IDOL and the press Of Nrs' ''
9Th bitter ARTICLES upon thr subject Iue opp Nnfhs
u santa Anna scegss as friends oi communal though
insiiiaus ef1rt. % bring him Dsok INTO Nefrp shl
i-pr~csts The greatest evil that could a@
fa The country
Tne M.atr CONTAINS message from Pres.ienf iirr
rer. oferinz o. submit o. sry reduction D Pc sstff
which Congress. in 10 wisdom may ierfn 4fYfrf o.
make although 40 Of the nation provides tlti th'
salary Of the President sha not le reduced i-r- De
Tss Government Of chihuahas h,. made .9d'
contract vita 81 nd dual usn-d hrrslr. 81 sii.
T. 1--WE hin bounty Hf mlcn pr head W every 'N
tan dad w sire Etom BE- msy secure l1- ffmf
II his stroc0us bargain sre pu'isfed n no ~
paper. which h. their credit - o said aeno4ncf MN
:. inhuman and revolving n tnin la1lt amos tAtM
..ire. are dissast~1 rItn th- treaty
Tn. insurgents Of Cerro 0or1o, numbering s9oni ''
assaulted ihe like ~ % Pn0ues n fne STAT oi ls
nsxu.tn which Ess x.rri-on-f y lniy 'Y men lbs
f@b.e force however srcet % keep the ss-s ants ~
1sv snd ultlnstely compelled them % NitniraN a.
M is n.n among whom as the lester, l1au s4ainri
sn1 ~0lncing Jl othfrs-
The LEGISLATURE % Durango nas refused .fs -an.eif
p, 49, ,--.rion "a neN stare o. te termed tre -ff
of Guerrero several otner ..a.es have sancone1 he
proposed measure
on ths 4ta net The diligence wss robbed near b..
Emo The escort came ~, md in ne CORRECT Nn'-A
followed cue % the robbers wss Kid
let.er from Gen Blstamen'e, Comrlsndef ~ tnr
exn~dirion against the Insurgents of terro 1nf-i'
furnishes the particulars II 10 capture ~ no
r. -, 80 ,urrounded snd the enemy pletely
5eatsn lo.iuz - killed. wounded snd - Pnson~f'
All their arms and .nmgniton EEL into ine n-nd' u
the Government troops
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CYMR. CLAY. as we learn from the Lexington
Obscrpo is on his way to Newport T. l. where he pro
poses to spend few weeks, and will return to Men
taeky September next The Cincinnati stas ct the
9th ult says
we had the great grstheauon Of paying respects
10 Hon Henry Cay, yesterday morning al The b Dad
way Hotel tie reached The city "Wednesday evening -
Although he came among u entirely unannoaneed and
win Al arxiOus desire - escape far as poss bic AL
public demonstrations Of regard, ye; sooner dis
sriva kn0wn than bis quarters were thronged and friends
and strangers ALIKE pressed around hin with cor
dai Manifestations Of attachment and respect Mr. cays
health appears 10 be good he leaves Tor the Lakes
the this Afternoon
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BrookIyn Board of Health

Since yesterday there have been reported 70 inis o.
fce 81 cases Of Cholera deaths for ne same time o.
viz . Dr. David Pcase Hsmiton-av.; NJ. A. Starf' Oo"
anus Bridget and Bernard Grey, warren anu
Norris streets Mary Hu,chson' blake' Du'o'
ings Margaret Avery, Blskes Buildings hsnhsn
Hanley and Hugh Brady q Wsterst seviah Deio''
est. Smith st. Bridget 7 Gregory, Pacihc-sti Mary
Kerwin WArren-st Margaret Leonard, Halls Aney
- Dougherty, Halle Alley Sarah Dennis Baiuc ana
and Hoyt sts. Mrs Cheny, iudsonhv; Ann Oempsey'
Blake. Buildings Walter Holan, u helsey-sV.; 10
rah CIary 50 myrtle-av. Robert and Margaret stoo'
dard 81 and - Concordst and Gold Jane Oniey 30
snilhst. Thomas Palmer, ship Peacock John Melon
aid IS stsnton-st
CSJ GOODRICH Physician Of Board
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nssriss Of the sr,,,.s L......


write IN some haste r. tel yO( a.,
gate. from the Branches Of the srtls. -
the number Of 80 have al asst Get do~s =
city 10 regular iOrsa. snd have occupied a.
.vsish.e RON. Ia the Hotels Of the plsce g. ths
great jay q the propr,eto- Last isht they he'd
their fret meeting. ard With al the noise an ron
fusion H~e arr - believe the scsounts ~
themselves give Of their private meeting. O. b. "a
pccted ircu gentlemen playing ss rcitisisn. A.
the f-st time.
The truth 3. that such Convention . an shsar
hty ln rther coantries sach ccsvenfi1ns have
seen hitherto adopted. and generally 9Th Iule
1,her effect. than o. p'e.e the eanity II men shn
'c-t nat eecome iesis.stors IN . more iesiumsts
saN hut res have tai he excuse either tfH
these assemblies have prop.ses nere cnni pete
rerresents'i 'n ni me ~ho.e people. ~ AZ 'sssi
representa- "a IA some goriinn deprived ri ;tfT
Is '''.r ah'C .asI-. ~ ssurpr.cA Vie oi
enc fsf ''u Hsre the, can neithef pretend
thaf f'tf tIr rrrresen'atsn CONN etc than
thsf nf me rcsuaf ffasinrIs psrHsmeuf n..r Dee.
q emhrscr a., aur,presonied "a. O. D.. nerr'y
a uinorit, Oh rsrnat fn sryihing IU Parliament.
tr,ins o, sesinphsh sDnsth.ns rui ri fafHsrerf
sthoai con.dertng that ne rss' hfcait, 81 hof
.tuaton consists in ne 'sct tsst ue, 49, la
minority st'i No sh1 az a. a. rcs,Dnat,s. ln
Tact a'ffaiS go thls I'D "a, that The Nuftertaeu
iuteuded only o. pe,iuce aniisfnis' ni is~inf
n ere Consecutive party ihs silu sweater
uI.ske
They net su n'sht ir the frst uHe 49,
lpsfe.ed Atrf srroIutns hHH ufn Nusu.
nsrmau. All t's' Sfcretsne. tey si0rtef 80
smentaIN raes Hi pneertInf ~ tfrr fu.Us
- 'iN ihe cNcUyuIn 0i tne shah pfubla.s lI spssk
ira Nl ne aaren nf iiHserruf tienefs 10. after
'lausc Wss emitted 0n tisisirn. stff lias o.
bate The isinafn, hoecsef wcfe hs un mcaas
satisfied with the result snd TO- oi theu one ~
a. BON sas the tOmm sshouor nl Vfre 4 snfs un
Ter the ate bUserunf. Hon A Ncnlnad
uvk np their bats AMI declared thrm.e',c. deter
luiuei o. gait ihc Convention. ratiol thai re1isln
snd give 49, she pfinri ple I'd tho rresrof sIity q
tho sovereign ami she sovereign srrr.ts nntstAf.
The quarrel VS. hosrscf. 90 over. tsasstsf
sani ietefmIucd hist he Convention shUuI meet
in Committee nf che Whole every mnrnInt Ire
private % avod sranda from open difference.
sud la p8hir 80 nc.ocA The ouIy otheT iflnr
81 consequence shich trA place, as the sisinn
o notice O. u4a|fr Hfo the sauces ~ The 40
precision 1T Co'0uls. luiust, = D ~ isnf move
meut There - nothing else ~ interest solnf nn
here. - far a. have hai Iitiis Iholcfs probably
not morc th to- rases dsy lof the set three
weeks. Thus cits escaped in l-i' ani '-it. AL
49, hhpe a wi aaain. NHaf. q
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The ChoIera-Medical success.

To TIE Edi0v q TAe IriesH<
Permit me. through the medium Of your paper,
to correc, some errors fallen into BY your correspond.
en-, Of Thursday last o. = and which seem %
greatly TO have shocked his philanthropy can assure
the gentleman. tia, instead u couple Of hundred, as
reported by the newspapers not le's perhaps, than
mo tAoasGas OF Cholers occur daily IN me CITY
Of New York-thsi III Be conceded that severe Disr-
rhes. with ttne.. vomiting and occasionally ersnps
Cholera and tnAi deaths trsn THE disease ~nch
erroneousiy rated AZ ON iorty 10 hiiy per
cent do not IN reality exceed four Or I've per cent ]
can a.o assure him that no epdes h~s ever appeared
among Us which, in rs incepuon, - 90 amen.ole 70
remedial Agents. CnoierA
know physician who nAs ALe.oy treated some
death This great be has not the vanity 10 a.
troute 10 sny superiority IN his mode Of treatment
bur solely 70 the fact Of his having been called 70 them
IN due season
Win these fscts in view. then, cir, what man in bic
..p.-. would think OF sbsndObinz his Accustomed
worship and dying that q comparatively unknown,
.pa DO nv opinio., false gods Not one
Respectfully, Z {.
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NoR.fs ~ ora Cirr.-Tn- astounding number
~ =, k.rf-,f and ~ drunken men were actually
eouu,ed IN our city sunday afternoon iast between
and 6 o clock They we're count-d ~ three gentle
men Of oar acquaintance VITO we're seeking tor some
--i~l-s for their sick friends and could gan 81
rnittance O. one Or unlicensed groceries stnouzh
here we're drinking and very noisy within Ihis
/. beaurfu commentary upon Choierz Drsr>affres and
sui more o-suufll commentary upon tn- prOpnety
ar necessity Of The scon taken b minority Of our
City Council. Tuesday nizhi last-af meeting % =
bare quorum. and called for the pgrpose-in lcsa'as
three houses 70 retail liquors IN our city 70 u
rA.cl y. Cogac he'd twice previously refasec u
Gayui.s ksx.e, xts-
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Informstion on Agriculture-Circular from
the Patent once.


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come -ndrr 90 a srerrf -4ll bod .rlitf..r 10
fhe al-f,.s .f s-r.s Dol fl.. a.i. f. . GO and
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
Hoard Of Health

Hoard Of Health %. TUESDAY, July 81.
DR.. GEER the residen, Physician reports l6g new
cases Of Cholera and II deaths as having occurred since
bis report Of yesterday returned in the following order
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

~ A female oounterfeiter named Margaret
0 Conner. who says she IA from NeE.York, has been
passing spurious Bills On the Eagle Bank Of Bristol T.
\ n ssstss. sac wa urtstss - AsasaT,
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We are Indebted o. NJ. Jarfes ~ .snisrh lsi
sni. n~rspayer. snf ffemlrsnds n ness irDm M
Hawaiian Islands h. Msy ~
Inc msrsrt ufrfstif AL ulth goods nd trade
49, dal Foreigner. bad mostly eft w. csiiipruis
HB SHIPS iiefsi snd psndnfs refs n p0ft ssg
oars Hay. ~ b0stDn oadins ior -sn ffsncisco. sbf
oara Aacslsad ~ o. Tor kainsehstss
Tho commission spgointed ~ ~ " jadd nd siossf
10 auibss 5st hsd ~, made ~ fspoft as rfs
sumsi a would b. IN favor ~ pr Judd Who -oaif
stand stronger than ever 9th ~ h.ne and chlr's
Dillon. M French COnsal hss made himself %
noIlous y 18th Government snd frsiofne - a. "a
prime pied intrigue " 0vertsrn thso1fefh"en sAa -
psrs ne present oosfs BY meo - 30 o~o srie'uoe
lie hsd no ado hians~f unpopular sth ma 90 oo"n
tryen 40 vita others and chsfgss hsd psen toward
"a D. France rheh il hop>d you'd ead - his -
uovsl .
en- hare of IL pgiTassaa nsssgsp~f the Anen
esn ur..i .naf-s generally we're leaving the nissi1a
.nd .e,rns among he natives a. eufAtss supported
o., bx tnsf osn essrons and Ia part - tho s0lun
,.ry c.sa,ribauons ~ ths parishes.
fbe /. ship Ohio. Capt euiblns. as " remain
az sees. Il Hllo add Honogld
Th- sa-d'stA Isiaaas Nevs The paper shieh hes
manifested such bitter hostility the oov-rBnssnt so1
TIE American missionaries. bad o~-n dlsoonnsssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

iscRrasID QCIpr IN BOsros The wssch re-
msde this morning report the city " "~sss nv
sssly quiet 90 Saturday and sunday nshs y me .
70 b. taken among ne arst ffsits q fs,asI
..,,,,. ~, On 80, - seors OF more drunssrds 81 ths
poc. osrt .th bruised ssd battered isces siisndsf
BY one Or two hundred q ,bsr ifl.nds sNa .e1asnt
-. ,.ho $50 hall days labor earn, . 80 bow
go. -. Si..c.ea Of But ie~ p~rsons we're In sttend
2 - 9ogrs this ms. either - parties ntsr
s.,es or :. .pecsssors Two persons neither q thcm
"'''' Boston goarnsl. Monfsy.
rYRev. Thomas Csspsr and Rev. Mr.. Ward.
n he Methods, Church Died Of Cbolers rsndassy
ons % Mond.y and the other On Tsestsy lsst NJ.
sylvester Ross one Of the prgpnssou Of ne Is'v ~
~, als< TsssssJ svsAsas.
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FrDRlDA WEsTHEH A~n CRnFs -Aachi rain
las -len In tnis ficny within The sst ie- Gays and
spDesrsnces f7r.1ooe = conunlAuon u set ~estn~f
Serious sppret~nsons entertainsd u ia 0sd s'"e'
On ne crop 0f cttton. 40 many forms ere dropping
i.lr corn crop las already been msde inoesa'
.ihia the recoi .relon u fhe Oldest innsbiisni b
tore The commencement u ne rainy season NE pros
2ects Of cotton we're very promising
DfsrH % ions q. CsErsA-We earn tina,
Hon James e. Carter % Lancasisr Ia tn. STATE, died
-seer,lv -. "a . gsi, - Chicago. Intelligence u
al. eesya u.s received BY he freBds y telegraph.
-.,.rtsv. Tne disease u which b. did ga biioss
.-,er boston Trsyeller
srArr RISoRH ScHooL.-rhe State Reform
school At Westnoro nlw hes two hundred and Eve
inmates Boys seni here from al parts u The state
a. stubborn children Ofne asf thirty received twenty
hvs seateIeed OF ih!s charge Az ;ass rate 'hs
lasagsEsa W. soos - crowded .5sssoa Irs'sssf.
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FrLsoNE ADrLArIos The Nsv- York Fres-
.-r.. J.arasl rse, A. .crolnt u ths i.tubau0n n
premium. 81 M. convent % ~ Sacred Heart And Gays
sfrli lfhpf tf.nss
rH~ R Rev ~ Hlrf-s a. nsry ~ No Rev elsrsy
s~r- .ra-aff en- rE frHal. srar1 ih~ rsfi tsrd RI
s. rtl.ir lf .ae cns.f ~ honor. tsuns1l.1~d via
ras4r- .rr FelrfaIeI Fsf1sf Names Tie exercises
gr1el Alb pierce RI .nsIrln-uts. music, gr-@lrg ~
slas1c@ n ts - sitp and ne Rev ,ersy Hs b,1sAp
made s1nr s1if-ss. urs~rvInx ihai b. a noi
pr-fa lpo1 r.ufrf I stlr1 ~ sry y ns ne
easrx gf--s 30 Hhcs ne entertainment. Of the dag
mast have pro-. -r-f every hear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

A VALUABLE MfMENTO.-We have lust seen
a splendid copy of GRArrAss Speeches. bound Ia
Morocco et with an Irish harp In gold each side Of
the cover. Pacing the title page is the following pre-
senston in the hand writing of lrelsnds gifted young
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

WiscoNsIS.-The Wing Central Committee
have called Convention 10 nominate state officers IL
10 meet the llih OF September At Madison, where
the Hunkers and Free Democracy had previously
called Conventions To respectively the 5th and
It'll Of September The Milwaukee Fra Democrat Fond d.
Lac JoarnaL Oshkosh Democrat, Southport TsiszrePh'
WaakesAa Druovai, and the Elkhora &Gr neSrly al
approve the call OF the Union Free Democratic Con
veniion 10 be held sept :, advise holding OF al
further developments be made. The bunker State
Committee is sustained BY the Milwaukee CO-zn1 Ia
ssryftsy, MilraEsss Hiso0asia, Madison Arsss Md
son nvrora Rock Co Badge, Green Bay Adrocsis. and
Washington Bad The representatives OF both FAC.
lions in the Legislature held meeting on the 3oth OF
March last adopted basis of union, and called State
Convention 10 meet on the 18th Of September AZ Nsdi
son but the Hunkers refused to join in and the Free
Democracy were forced TO call another Convention Of
those who adopted the radical Legislative platform
CocHlIUArE AT EAST BosroS.-We learn mat
the Water Commissioners having ssceftained mat tne
enterprise OF conveying the Cochiiuse water 10 last
Boston would cost 100000 more than the estimate OF
the City Council have concluded not to com mence the
undsrtakins Al pressnt Bcsfon IrAye.sr.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

~ The Chief Engineer IF the Fire Depart
nsn, as. fasne. 81. BE- and o. and li0se Cart ~ IL
,t the Cooperation fsIi ssaIuns ihr 'nFesusanDn II
r-rrnf iH.r4urs lhe uirnItsfs "a n0s' Company
g.. - seem q. have br'H prepared Or rpnic ~ ihs
front ..s "a i0,r h.ss cart ted 9TH ~sr s'lns
md ibe feaf N.s st paving stones rte police have
made ssfrra' ffrrsts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

~ The saiary of me Mayo. clerk has not
.s,r raised n. = ~ per snn.n. sss efroneousiy
stated 3d. N0niays pepper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-08-01

RfttANrtf, ittANn There are a. present
SGD torfiots In nf ltuli,nUs1 0f shDm t.l are ~
rrc. this c0antry snd o'- Foreigner. "a male.
.ni fH frrs.rs The daily consumption ~ TODD 10
.o Iaatr. ,i shcai hrcai e. pound. of pounas
oi tra ri pounds oi coffee oo pounds NJ sugar. 1jo
pound. 1T fre.h beet and 60 quart. If mlk
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re- fes'efisy A. II O'Clock man took spd
ienIg Dbl .i Ch..sra .n Broadway near no Carlton
House and fIai ina iss u.nHiss In The street
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1849-06-28
raw ORLEANS MARKETS.
CREscEKr OrTfcR. I
Thunday Morning, June %. 1885
cotton The sales yesterday comprised fully 1000 bales.
tbe previous advance

SUGAR AND MOLASSE5.-Th The market continued
nmate and the business confined to few small lots at
yious rates. Fair Sugars commanding 3ss035sc.. and
boiled Molasses 16laf0B.
TOBA Goethe business was confined to few hhds..
binding Refused at 3hc. and 2la at 4 and ~.
hi CURVE noticed sales of 800 bbls unbranded Ohio,
two lots at 50 50 $50 fire and common. in two ots
20 and % 40 for the fine and % 80 for the
Illinois, good brand. at "a o. and $50 st. Louis and
ssou at a Is and a So Ordinary and second st. Louis
tailed from the Levee at a BIZ. and choice high as
! g. The entire transactions summed up 100 bbls.
Misunderstanding transpired.
ICORN.-About 700 sacks sold at Soc. A prime article
souId have commanded better price, The market was
arly bare.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. was confined to few retail
usactions in which holders realized go 62 90 IS Tor
less Pork. and &s 6260ss 75for Prime. Cincinnati Sides
hailed at 06c., and Shoulders at "a; Sugar cured Hams
sHc Nothing transpired in Lard.
{WHISKY.-We noticed retail sales at 161s "a 1870.
EsALT-A cargo of 1900 sacks Liverpool Coarse, in
cached sacks and $500 Fine. sold at Soc.
FGUNNY BAGS 5000 bags sold at 10kc.
|FREIGHTS-A ship taken up for London at 32s Cd
Tobacco one for Liverpool 30s and for the
r at I'D for Cotton. 500 bbIs Flour shipped Liv
moo at Cd which an advance of 3D. Coastwise rates
bntinued unchanged.
EXCHANGE-Ster may be quoted at s1aG091s Oct
n Francs at 5.2505 800 New York 10 day bills, IGD
b Sct Disc. and Sight, kt0l pct. pm.
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Juan Romero tiled in the First District Court yeer-
day. for the killing of Juan Bapste Suaez on the 14th of
May last at the coffee house kept by the widow ldefon
Garcia in St Philip street, between Condo and Levee
streets B. Holland appointed by the Court as coun.
sci for the prisoner.
Romero pleaded not guilty, and after challenging twelve
jury empann-ied The evidence was co Trajectory
although three of The five examined made the case
by their evidence Jusable HON eide agreeing in the
given by the first wi called, Dr. Morales who
testified rs follows:
in the cOfiee.house cf Mr. Garcia saw several
persons seated around table playing cards deceased ard
the accused were Of the parry heard them hard words
. ray what you owe me-" Romero said owe you moth
ing. will keep what have" The deceased then again
struck him. while the accused did venture a blow On
deceased striking Romero the second time prisoner get
deceased then caught him. pulled his head down struck
when the nIlsCner stabbed him once with a small knife
above tte hip he deceased then let OF his head with
his hand full of hair Trey were he prisoner
and deceased taken rt drug stole Themes 10
the Charity Hospital, where he died of the wound Suarez
was a much larger mar than Romero.
Two OF the witnesses positively to the Oppo
site Of this The evidence of Manuel Norega was coobo.
rated by s. Peudes We give it as follows
was in the Coe-house of Mrs. Garcia, when the de-
ceased and Romero were playing cards They had dis
pute when the prisoner TO he table to the de
eaed and pushed him aside. He then pushed him again
The accused attempted his hands his pocket when
the deceased drew chair They then pared, de-
ceased went the billiard tab Romero came up T., him.
caught hold Of hi By the throat and stabbed him on
when he was stabbed The prisoner and deceased Of
the size.
The case submit ted without argument when the Jury
RETIRED and sitter absence of returned with
the clemeucy oil the Court"
The prisoner remanded to await his sentence.