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The London Herald, not long ago, in one OF its ruin
arguments, wrote as follows:

"The United States people having cotton wool at frs
and perhaps using quito much and gypsum
and DEVILS dust, have beaten mill out of every
market for the coitons of
kets la India, where American cotton shiuing Of equal
quality may be had for less than half the English price
This Is the fruit of free trade far which gives
America balance livery many millions year, werewith
TO beat Of own markets. As yet have
small advantage In the finer fabrics, and is really pre-
this miserable advantage that ayr culture,
colonies and maritime commerce. only tue
Of principal wealth, but also the military buwaTk
safety, 10 be sacrificed; and after all this wretched
advantage carnot keep long, for little money and
little experience will enable the United States beat In
the finer in fabrics II isa remarkable and
a significant fact, that oil the later improrm,nn COTTON
peaping maeLiasry hdus from the United STATS Our
doom ID and the leagueT. only accee
It's ruin by the at which they driving It,"
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ALARMING PROXIMITY OF THE INDIANS The Ocaa
(Fla) Argus OF the 23d August says; ION the most
reliable authority have information that band OF In
dams have been traled OF the Ocawaha The trail
discovered by the Messrs. Morrisons, residing in
that neighborhood They struck il in scrub, and fol-
lowed into praire where il diverged into three sepa
rate trails, then joined and entered hammock They
did not go into the hammock but saw slight smoke as
eending from H. and buzzards towering the place
They distinctly moccasin tracks, and supposed that
went north"
From the same paper Of the Goth ut, we learn that
they have at Ocala "penty OF of Indian signs
across the 0cawaha and below Palatakaha- At the
latter place cattle have been driven off, and other DANA
yes committed.
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THE UNION.


The National InteaigeaeU states that Brevet Major
General Twiggs arrived at Tampa on the 2ith ultmo.
take command Of the troops in Florida We are also
informed that The 9TH regiment Of infantry embarked
the 3st ultlmo al Jefferson Barracks. Missouri the
steamer Autocrat for Tampa via New Orleans, and will
probably reach Tampa during the present month Com
pany M flying artillery, cd regiment. arrived at Palka
Florida, on the 2ist ultimo. The troops will probably
be engaged in active operations by the middle Of
month.
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lFor me Richmond Epouir.rl

OLD lack HEADED AeAIs About two months ago
the postmaster at Famham Church died. Since that time
wag wrote 10 Old lack, recommending free neg TO-
whose name was Spencer MAIDEN, a ft subject TO hl
up the deficiency Old lack immediately wrote that Mr.
Spencer MAIDEN would do. Now IL he not burlesque
OF Presidentl WHITE MAN
September 4, is49.
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From the Nashville Crs) Union.
Sixth Compensation DlstEios.

The majority Of Hon. James H. Thomas, in the Maury
district much larger than we have heretofore reported
j. Il Is thirteen handrsd aud Mirfy-rss Our readers
know that his opponent was Frank Buchanan Of Law
renee county Mr. Bnchanan has been very popular
belief that he would be elected His least sanrune
friends thought that he would greatly decrease the demo-
cratic majority in the district and strengthen Gov Brown
given in the districts result complimentary TO an able
and faithful representative, and honorable 10 the sterling
democracy of the sixth district s
The following are the official returns:
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CARD Of setued their
fbrthe past sir months win confer vof closing
with either cash sor dates To those who have
settled return sincere thanks and grateful
and esk continuance of their patronage.
sept s-sodswf cLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY co,
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The following are the official returns:
From The Baltimore American.

New YoRK, September IAN election was held on
Monday in the fourth congressional district Of Massachu-
was no choice We have returns by telegraph from IA
towns, showing the following result:
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EADING Cases In Equity o. with notes by
White and Tudor, Of the Middle Temple and snnoaons and
Sept " fRANck TAYLOR,
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PARM for ..le.--The .us.s .li,..

ARM s.ehe offers for sale his farm IN Aler
andia county about Potomac bridge
toll gate nearly opposite mo residenes o.
James Roach, ESQ, containing 81 acres Of land
Also new story brick dwelling and renneyfvsnis
avenue between 7 and sh Streets containing ten good rcoms
Also one dwelling 1ad street. directly
porh II the observatory, containing sir GOOD rooms
Persons wishing purchase, bargain of
properly. For further particulars Apply 70 seIy Parker
sep6-eoa JOSEPH FRASER
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Li,ieiI. Livins Age, No. sTo.--Prsss is1 cents.

Littelis Living Age, No. 279--Prtce lsk cents.
Conenfss u -lr.
I. swim and his Biographers.-North British Review.
9. The Legod amly-Dublin University Magazine.
EURoPEi Principles Issue Foreign Impocy
They OF Litic Faith The Poisoning The New Music
school The coun At Dublin Castle Hungay.-Essminer,
Spectator Times.
Canada jamaica United sie--spectzior and Jour
nal Com.
8 Return of Pilgrims from Mecca-Chsmbens Journal
With Poetry and short articles
wtsmseros, December ~, lexx
OF all periodical journals devoted literature science
which abound Europe and In s county, this
be the most useful Il contains indeed, NE expcon only
Of English
includes
mind in the utmost expansion of the present age.
T. LrrrELL 4 CO.,
Sep 10 Boston.
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Death OF Hos. John o.mm,,..

NEw YoRK, Sept H., Up. m.--The Hon. John Cum.
minis, OF Ohio, died yesterday Of cholera at Milwaukee
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore Pso,By Telegraph
Arrival OF mr. Baneroft

BosroN, Sept 10, 2p MIR George Bancroft. late
minister to England, and family among the passen.
gers by the Europa.
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m.ehan,ea, Tracts.

m.ehanteai Tracts.
PRACTICAL Treatise ihe teeth Of wheels, by n VIII
II ~, NJ. A., with engrayngs, IS cents
Drawing By Professor Parish, engsvine.,
Hints TO Inventors Others Interested In patent nsu.r. by
2. Prison, civil engineer, pamphlets, cent? : -. !
Sep 10 fRANCK TAYLOR.
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L.asttriai.

Palfrey viii be seen, has faen Oh largely since the
former trial. Then the majority against him in these "a
towns was 4s7-now it is 676 There is, OF course, no
election. ~ --17' IN
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FOR RENT. ,hs, large and eommos.ou. dwelling,

ff5s FOR RENT, and ccmmodous dwelling, Ju.t
Iii erected the Gomez az Twentieth street west and suet
I On the hrt floor large ao and large dining
with buffers and pasty On the second ncof hse large
chambers, and TIE hath and buffers
rooms are supplied with hot and cold Marble
and chamber above In back build
ing cooking forcing supplied
ctern In the cellar b large and FUR
building There small adjon-
ing parlors. Apply
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CLOTHING, CLOTHING, &C. At AUCTTON.-on Thur.dsy,
3 shall sell AZ the clohns store % M John
Pennsylvania between ~ and eh sgeer
O'Clock good and general assortment Of ready msde c'nhnf
The stock being Of general sssorcn We deem 70
enumerate -. =.
Terms An under go, cash over 70 credit Of
satisfactorily endorsed, bearing In
Consumer. respectfully invited 20 ne s.Ic AZ tho
positively be sold shhhN LASTLY,
III Ancnnnets.
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TOBACCO-The heavy transactions of the last ten days
have much reduced the stock sale. and prices full
sales SO hhds including 16 hhds. R. at "a and the
prices not reported
SUGAR AND MOLASSEs. No change in either
Sales 200 hhds Sugar former rates. and $50 bbs Molas
SEES at l2f017c y gallon.
FIOUR.-There is but little demand and the stock on
the Levee small Sales $50 bbls. crossed Fine 90 S0
"A o. 1870 do common Con Tuesday, 50 2 lao do fine
At AZ 40 100 do choice Illinois "a 2 and 200 do Can
ordinary brandt an % 70 Q bbl
CORN-There good demand, but the stock is extreme.
" light Sales sl8 sacks white and yellow &c., p bushe
and 100 bbs ear Corn at 49c y Dbl.
PROVISIONS.-Pork dull. with sales of $40 bbs Mess
an private terms Mess may be quoted at 50 75 s10 and
Prime at % 75f0e6 go Bacon is selling 4c for good
Shoulders and 5a05ssc for prime Sides. Nothing of i'm.
potanoe done in Lard Prime in kegs 6sSD6lc and in
bbls. 6O614c
HAY-242 bales Western on Levee brought els so p ton
GUNNY BAGS.-5O.00O in bales sold at 91sc.
COFFEE-Saes of 800 bags Rio at Sac. p ib
SALT-Two cargoes of Liverpool disposed of 1000
sacks onehird Fine &c., and 1890 sacks Coarse (pa
beached) at 74c., advance.
BAGGING.-A sale of 100 pieces at lie. cash.
WH1SKY-50 bbls Raw sold at 171sc., and some small
lots of Rectfed at &c. o gallon.
FREIGHTS.-Steady. Three ships taken for Liverpool
at 916d for Cotton. two for Havre 1Sc and for Bo
ton at sc.
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KIDNAPPING IN MARYLAND. The Denton
Journal chronicles a case of alleged kidnapping in
Caroline county, of negro girl and two boys
Margaret Davis, Harrison Hubbard and James
CIarkson-wiih the intention of selling them to the
South The Journal says: They had been hired
for a few days by Mr.. James T. Wooters, near
Denton, for the ostensble purpose of cutting corn
stalks. After being day OR two in Mr.. Wooters's
employ they suddenly disappeared and no one
could learn aught of their whereabouts A sus-
pcion of their being forcibly kidnapped soon took
possession of the public mind, and inquiry being
set on foot it was, after days, discovered that
they had been secretly carried through Hunting
Creek towards Worcester county, thence TO Vir-
ginia We learn that the negroes now in Nor
folk Efforts are being made to retux2 them to
their parents. Several persons are implicated
one of whom, Mr.. Smith w. Corkran, is now In
our Jail. A Kent county negro dealer is said to
have acted principal part in the matter. The
officers are now on the lookout for Wooters and
Others"
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

z9, For California, ria Chagres-To Sail positively
Efk on THURSDAY. 18th inst. Orleans and
- Chdgres Regular Line.-The fast SAILING c0ppered
and copper fastened schr IONA, Leetch inase HAVING
line accommodations for passengers comfortably take
limited number in the CABIN and Storage, having ben
fitted for the occasion-for which, freight, apply on
board at Lower Picayune Ter, or 10
O. WlCKHAM, % Bienville 81.
or r. M. HARRISON H. CO, " Poydras a.
N.B.-The Agents in Panama are Messrs x. H. LEHT.ca
Il Co.. who are prepared with all the
for passengers and freight the stbmus 80 hst ny
not to meet with any delay in crossng 1pze
L9For San francisco. Californa-To sal on ths
Gfn 10Th ofNay.-The very fast saiiing bng IAOaAs
p HART, Capt Alex Adams, WIN pc dispatcne1
can Comfortably accommodate 10 in addition to
the number already engaged Tbs vesse! na; ossn no
order for the voyage apply on board
at Pest g. Second MuniciRafy 4E5RKER AZ povd,, .t
PASSAGE in the Flint Cabin 9250n Second Cebin &20as
~ No pSsssse sscuEed until peid leE.
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The PEARSON Conamiiat OF The HuS-
and-Daniel H. Pearson has been fully commit
ted, after examination, for the horrible butchery Of
his wife and little twin daughters, at Wilmington,
Mass. He had separated from her on what is de-
cIared wholly unfounded accusation of infidelity-
was seen in the vicinity before and after the MUIR
der. and his foot-track has been recognized by a
thick patch upon the sole.
'Ihe scene of the murder presented evidence Of
a terrible death-strugge the part of the helpless
mother One hand of the victim, cold and stiff
tened in death, grasped a large quantity of hair
torn from the assassin's head and in the other was
placed the bloody knife with which the horrld ira.
gedy was perpetrated The palm of the hand
eraspng it was found cut and mangled in the most
shocking manner. In her struggles she had evi-
IDENTIFY seized the blade repeatedly to ward it from
her throat and the threats of her Inflated children
Ii was truly a fearful tragedy"
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HE PIrrsBuRa AND WHEELING RA1IRoAb.-
during the recent session of the Pennsylvania
Legislature, an act was passed, authorizing the
contraction OF a railroad from Pitsburg to Wheel
ing. The Legislature of Virginia has not acted in
the matter, but it is quite certain that it will soon
pass similar bill.
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New Orleans Cattle Market.

Corrected daily for the Crescent by VINCENT WILLIAMS
Proprietor Of the Lafayette Stock Landing Hotel
LAFAYETTE. Wednesday, April %. Arrived steame
Homer with 10 Cows. so Calves. In prices, change from
yeserday-Bee first class TIC. second lei third. &c. b
Hogs, 4c. p fb Cows $25D s35 Sheep So 5000 head
Hay, $14Os15 ton Corn 45C05Oc bushel; Oats 32c
q busheI Bran 60O70c. % 100 b Ol-cake. 81 o 100 ib
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ERIE CANAL.-The Erie Canal is to be naviga-
BILE by the first of May, 1000 additional hands hav-
ing been put on, and the Black Rock enlargement
abandoned. The Canadian Government intends
Increasing the tolls on the ST. Lawrence Canals.
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LlBEL.-At Philadelphia Henry Fl. Paul has
been held to bail in $1,000 TO answer the charge of
an aggravated libel on Mrs Fanny Ettling of that
city This is charge of libel against the defend
ant accused of publishing, or causing to be pub
shed ar anonymous letter, in paper published
in the city of New York, called Ned Buntline's
Own" severely rejecting on the conduct, charac-
ter and person of the plaintiff, and tending to hold
her up TO public contempt and rldicule.
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WASH BALLs.-A ball on large scale has been
held in Manchester, England, the proceeds of
which will go towards the erection of baths and
wash houses for the poor,
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AN OFFIcE-SEEKER.--A Phadelphian who
grinds his bread out of a cracked hurdy-gurdy,
with monkey accompaniment, hearing the re-
mark that the new Administration must have an
organ exclusively its own, embarked Immediately,
with the caravan of office-seekers for Washington
to present his claims.
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List of Vessels i'm Port Not Cleared.

(NqteIn the First municipality designated following
table m mi ~ the Nos the Railroad
thecond m2 the Nos above Steamboat Land
No. being Flatboat Landing the Third (m3 the Nos
the railroad and DOWN No being Ferry whar
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BETTER THAN A BRIcK.-Thos. F. Marshall, Of
Kentucky, recently joined the Sons of Temperance.
10 remind him of the obligation to the order, he
res the constitution of the division to which he be-
longs, constantly in his hat-Chronotype.
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DRY GOODS.
Thomas Brady $780,. 81 Charities street.

a. S a Sf hSt sT SSSs FANCY
in ali the different departments of our business.
Ts ss k and CrToN the Whole
of which has been selected with unusual care in order ~ II
sas Who may 1d u with
One thing wish to impress upon our p
at Tie Topest Selling Price.
The Stock in part consists of:
R Raaav W HsIn, GIa g;Ik ddS o.;
Fancy Grenadine Silk do;
White Lace quite new) DO;
g Salf Bfsc Ps aed White Barge DO;
Very Rich Black Lace Square do;
Same Goods in Demi- Squares
s ssft ZEE sssf fIs s;!S R%s
G lssya sGasn He a asRh snd H bssss scAs
White Lace Scars, full three yards;
B sI ~ H &c n s Silk err ctRh WITS
Black, High LusIed Mattioni SILKS;
B Bsss W fsd sns s sitG G Ssp'd
sBs HsRTyC hai'Eea SILKS
Very R!eh Plan Waie1IeG Blue P0ult de Sole
6 6n. ssss Rsh PSfa Spot SILKS
Js Efss s'ss sssTf and s
Black White PM Blue GTseR Straw Cherry Crimson
Black a pes CRAZE Baes Genane
PAIN Sssf Fssl sPiliRi Is Lame
Es PRINTED ns a ssi1 Ri Ra TIssgEs
Fine Satin Striped and Satin Plaid do;
All Shades in mode, Plaid ddo';
Fink Fink and and skyBI Tissue SILKS no.
Very Rieh Polka Spot FopaId DO;
Psn ks and " F foaisd
S Ky, Mns
laa IL ia If%sP shEETfSGs very heavy
~ Pillow GaI III II ~ EN- Law sHEETINGs.
s Ez.5s fq Ios b Ssf sa!n hambo PAMAsKs
is R Gnbss sftlR H Rs%s' bAMAsKs
Wh ssl E Il h REEkhNHSW sS!!a quality
all s the Baeya
F E1exa P h5BTLSsB WE SaPi
~ Ssh ss
Lace Lace sGARFs Taes SHAWJJs MsShn
fssi Ehs.s 5fs fssfs
G sy Pf ks an aHS
Ms f sca
Boeed all Qualities Mde Cn nd
Bodeed HandkeTchefs White Lace Dresses; together
with all EmbrOidered and Lace Goods.
H. he'd aBG lad
r. Fspsf 'sfs
DRiIiING Apron CHECKS g.. Linen l Checks; TICK
| Plain White JACONETS, NAINSACkS, SWISS and
Book MUsLINS. DIMITYS, Hair Cord Dimitys MIS- NJ
LINETTES Strined and Plaid Swiss and Jaconet MUS
It's Corded Swiss and Cambria Musn' Null and hne inda
| SeeIbaud Muslns. n,, -
style Belt Ribbons sam Ribbons white, black coIoTed
ais GeSn Gos a?'s BLACK Cotton eoSsd
Cotton Hose pearl Silk GLOVES black Silk Cloves
nese six and Llsie Gloves Gentlemens brown ban nose
Gentlemens Silk Shirts and Drawers; Silk Gloves Nd
Gloves Cravats Ladies' colored Lisle Gloves; coloIed
| Silk Gloves fancy tops Green Barge Wells Agate
| together with every article in
Hosiery and Small Wares.
| Five cases LANCASTER QUILTS, lO4 IA and ia
4 apu Ia THOMAS BRADY. q CzAayass ct.
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NOTICE,

have this day retired from business, all persons to
N whom may be indebted will please bring forth their
claims within fifteen days from this date would also
y all persons indebted to to come forth and settle with
me within that time | would also solicit from friends
and customers continuance of patronage for my Sue
cessor, P. MCCARTHY, who has conducted my business
for the past four years. nj. SULLIVAN,
New Orleans April 1, IS49 ap4 Inns 50 Commerce st.
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A. f. COCHRAN & CO.,

AZ Ee CUCHRAN q co..,
81 Tchoupitoulas street.
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and I'M
" porters Of FRUITS NUTS etc.. have for sale:
RAISINS-300 packages. wholes, halves and quarters
CITRONS-250 boxes fresh Genoa.
PRUNES-In Jars and fancy boxes
FIRE CRACKERS-500 boxes Mol
PECANS-200 bags and barrels, fine Texas.
CHAMPAGNE-1G0 baskets.
NUTMEGS-500 pounds No
BRANDY CHERRIES-MUSCATW INE-300 cases.
LOBSTERS-Agents for manufac'y J. Caldwell & Co. ,
FIGS-3000 drums. extra superior.
PEPPER, PlMENTO and RACE GINGER-400 bags.
MACKEREL-An invoice assorted.
ALMONDS-300f trails and bags Soft Shell.
WINES-Port various qualities Sweet and Dry Malaga;
200 cases Old Spanish.
FILBERTS and BRAZIL NUTS, and every variety of
Fruits and Nuts.
CAROLINA SEED COW-PEAS-500 bushels
SCREENED SCHUYLKILL COAL-250 casks.
BUTTER-25O kegs superior st. Louis. ap23 I'm
Agency of the celebrated American Powder Co.
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Beautiful Editions
Of OLD and POPULAR AUTHORS

FOR sale 1T 40 CAMP SIREEI
DAJJI, AND VIRGINIA-comgete from me o n
FIepcb Edition by BeInardin St Pere-wIth Plates
VICAR OF WAKEFTELD-same style-by goldsmith
PfCCInI a-from The French of Saintaine. with Cuts
PiLGRIMs PRoGRESSTTby Bgnysn iln rs rat
RYR6N AND SHAKSPEARE- do do
RiTIWER'S NOVELS-rehly bound in Turkey.
nnE 0IfiXOTTE- 2 vols. do.
POEMS OF AMELIA. (Mrs. Welbyl-fancy CLOTH
TRISTR AM SHANDY-by Stens. illustrated.
MRS HEMANS' POEMS-Illustra,ed, Turkey
RIPPER IS PROVERBlAL PHILOSOPHY and Festus.
BEAUTIFUL FAMILY BIBLES, richly bound in PLAIN
and fancy Bindings a al p Re .vpp ROOFS do
FINE BOOKS in handsome Bindings Poets, Albums,
Miniature Volumes and Tokens. etc ETC. tor SAFE as
sna3 81 q Camp street.
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HUDSON, THE RAILWAY KING.-A late London
letter. published in the National Inteligencer, has

HUDSON, THE RAILWAY KING.-A late London
letter. published in the National Intelligencer, has
the following We have witnessed, during the
past week, the deposition of another monarch-no
less one than that of the railroad king, George
Hudson, ESQ.,, M. P. Louis Philippe fled not Paris,
last year. more carefully than did Mr.. Hudson from
the half-yearly meeting of the Eastern Counties
Railway on Wednesday last. A serious charge
had previously been brought against MIR. Hudson,
upon which it would be unfair in the present stage
of the business pass any decided opinion. 1t is
neither more nor less than that he, whilst chair
man of the York. Newcastle and Berwick Railway
Company, and as such, bound to protect its inter-
ess sold to that company $500 shares Of the great
North of England Line, at prices averaging Is
per share above what they might have been bought
at in the market, thereby pocketing fl4,0 900, at
the cost Of those whose interests he was bound, by
every principle of honor and honesty, to protect.
When this matter was discovered, MIR. Hudson Of
fered to refund the overcharge; but he was met
by the reply that it was not question of money,
but one of character He was chairman Of the
Eastern Counties, the York, Newcastle and Ber-
wick, and the Midland Counties Railways, repre-
senting together, capital of from thirty to forty
millions sterling he has resigned the first two off
ces, and no doubt will also the last. committee
has been appointed to examine the whole affair,
and the result will soon beknown."
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BREACH OF TRusT,An individual rejoicing IA the Gu
phonious appelaon OF Bernard Fasom, yesterday
rested and brought before Recorder Genos the charge OF
having refused to deliver to the owner Maurice Levy tour
gold rings with which he had been entrusted. Fatsoh was
demanded for further examination.
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CONVICTION FOR MuRDER.-The trial of Jose Fuentes
indicted for the murder OF Manuel nucre
which will doubtless remembered by readers occurred
on the 9th OF November last. when the accused with a
knife inflicted wounds OF nature Ducre
10 cause his death The testimony clear the fact,
and the Jury brought in verdict Of guilty Of murder on
the Court charge the Jury that the OF grossly insult
and indecent language by free man OF color to white
man. naturally the passions of white man. and u
Immediately followed by mortal stab well be imputed
the inmity of human nature, and Jury may render
verdict of mansaughter if they find the fact" The Court
declined charging the jury in the requested by the
counsel for the defendant.
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SELLING LIQUOR TO SLAvRs.-Charles Gilbert; keeper
of the coffee house on the corner of Gaatn and Usune
streets was Yesterday arrested for selling LIQUOR to slaves
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dayt before Recorder seuzsneau, charging certain Henry
Dunbe with having stolen quantity OF tools and Materials
worth $50 from the rope mandatory of Eugene Le1oe,
who died in March, warrant issued for his arrest.
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BREACH OF TRUST AGAIN.-Olver Canton, for breach
of trust yesterday arrested by the First Municipality