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Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-02-23
GALLERY OF ILLUsrRIoUs AMERICANS. .

GALLERY OF ILLUSTRIOUS AMERICANS.
Such is the title Of Folio publication recently started in
New York, the object of which is present the Public
accurate portraits in thograph accompanied with bogaph
cal sketches Of the most eminent citizens of the Republic
since the death OF WAsaIssTos The work is to compre-
hend twenty portraits and be published in semi
monthly numbers and the very reasonable terms
dollar per number The kenesses are TO taken with the
daeueneoyps by the distinguished M. B. Brady, and
engraved by UAuignon, and the eterpress matter be
prepared by c. Ed,oards Lester. The first number Of the
work now before contains portrait Of General TAYLOR
which is superior, both work of art and likeness.
There delcacy about the workmanship this head which
urpasses thing Of the kind that have for many
day and if the future portraits hold out good this
the entire work will be exceedingly valuable The second
number, which will be in few days. contain the por-
trait Of Mr.. CALHOUN, and informed that Mr. Brady is
now visit TO Washington for the purpose Of obtaining
large dagurreoype portraits of other of our prominent
counymen, who adorn future numbers Of his beaui
ful and interesting publication
The New Commercial Advertiser publishes letter from
young in California his mother in that city, which
shows what extent the pernsous vice Of gambling is prac
scd in the land Of gold. The letter dated San Francisco
December 23d, and says
"APpDenfIy there is but business in the town. and
that sgsmblng. One young man recently laid thousand
ooiafs on roulette table, and, Of the Wheel
twenty seven thousand Il his first and last night on
shore lie went strasht beck by The steamer. Two hun
dfed thousand dollars were upon card last night
ihcre are fifty gaming houses; for the place. splendid
buildings with some forty tables each for different games
Each table has upon piles Of Spanish dolas and upon
these eagles and aleages and sumouning these bars of
gold about the size OF ones little finger with their yalpe
Si982, stamped upon them. These tables vary in their
amount Of money, from thousand 10 Ave hundred thou
sand dollars London Paris, New York. and New Orleans
have sent here Their most skul sambIer aud the gold on
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Effects Of the California EmigmisR. 1.-The
Detroit Daily Advertiser states. that over
six thousand persons have gone, OF made
arrangements 10 go. from the State Of Mi
chigan to California and that they take
with them flom $500 TO $500 each. in
many cases procured by mortgages ON
their real estate at high rates OF interest.
The Iowa Reporter states that thee thou
sand persons will leave that Slssefor CAL
iforaia this season, which the editor thinks
win be loss 10 the State Of 81 ,O50, 900.
The ST. Louis Republican says, that pro-
bably fifteen or twenty thousand persons
will go from that State this spring, which
will drain i, over s6,00O.0O0. Y'he New
Evening Post thinks that $4,000. 900
will not pay the interest upon specie.
property, and labor which have left the
States fer California The past year. and
that The amount will be doubled for the
year TO come.
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PETERSBURG MARKETS.
(Reportcd for the Intellieencer.]
XednesdaY MAY ~. la5


"Wednesday May ~, 1850.
T'oDAcco. To-day being The first bust.
ness day after The hulv days. the breaks
were large and the market animated, and
prices a shade better than last reported.
Lngs 4 col; Leaf 6 $40; Manufac iur-
ing 8 $50.
CoTToN.-We hear Of no sales over
l2a c.. though prime qualities cannot be
bought al that figure. Holders ask III =
IL cts.
FLouR.--The stock is quite light. Sn-
perfne IS sa54. Family 81 81. ;
WxEAg.--None arriving. Red would
bring 90 a l02 cts; white 100 l07 cts.
CoRN.-rhe demand is active at so a
90 cls.. and wanted.
BAcoN-Is doing better. Va. cured,
hog round. Tail cls.; Hams 81 cts;
and wanted.
I.ARD.-Virginia Lard, in kegs.sa cts.
HERRINes.-There hssteen na arrivals
since our last report. The retail price Is
~ per bbl.
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ARRIVAL or THE STEAMER EUROPA.
7skgrapLed for fac Baltimore Sun.

stRA&s ~ W "a ns
TigrapLed jor JAe Baltimore Sun.
The subject OF siesm navigation has alb.
sorbed mach attention. and appears TO be
The absorbing topic.
The Irish Transatlantic Com pany have
already laid the keel of an experimental
vessel.
The Government contracts with the
West India Mail Compsny have been re.
newed FOR The space Of ten years. The
Company has agreed 10 provide SET
Of new and swilier steamers there Than
previously employed.
An attempt was made in Parliament "a
take Oft The duty on newspaper advertise.
menis. but il Jailed.
Mr.. lie Boucherc has again introduced
his merchant service measure, but beyon
this nothing Of moment has been trans.
acted.
One Of The weal,hiesi Lancashire man.
ufaciurers, Mr.. Threifall, has been ar.
resied-on the ehasgeef +nrgery. dtis saitl
that he forged bilis 10 The amount Of Gao,
600, and that Rl2. 900 had been discount.
ed when he was taken. but the money re-
covered. Il was though, he would have
left for America. in The Europa.
Lord John Russell is still TOO much in
disposed in health TO introduce the Lord
Lieuienant bill.
The crops throughout England weE
promising.
The new ,expedition in search OF Sir
John franklin sailed on the 9Th inst.
France.-The anniversary Of the Re.
public was celebrated with great pomp.
All passed off quieily-not single ar.
rest MAS made.
The socialist journal la Femelle dn
Village was seized by the order Of The at
torney general.
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A IL those belonging to my company Of Troop
"A ere hereby commanded to appear at Grs-
ham. on the 4lh ofJuly next. in the fun uniform
of said company, ready to go on parade by II
o'clock. The new company OF Cavalry will be
10 attendance. and large celebration is expect.
ed.
I will hold court martial In Grahsm on the sc-
cond Saturday In June. All dclinqusuis are no.
xihsi 80 ssisrd.
D. A. MONTGOMERY.
May is. al
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FOR SALE BY
SUPERIOR
DaguerreOtype LikeneSses,
For Ono R0llaris

DERSONS DESTROYS of getting good Likeness.
! es Of themselves, can do So by calling on
MIR. CAIRNS,
who has taken Rooms in the west end Of the
House formerly occupied by MIR. Clancy, where
he will remain for few days only. Persons in
want of Likcnesscs would do we'll BY calling on
him to zee his specimens. Ills terms are low
One Dollar, when old cases are brought to hia |;
or $3.50 when he furnishes the cases himself.
Likenesscs Of Deceased Persons, or copies of
Paintings, Daguereo,ypes and Private Rssh'en.
COS, will be taken at the shortest notice and on
tia lowest terms
April, II. 60
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Notice.

a MAJORITY Of the Magistrates Of Ale
= nance County are requested to meet at
the Court House, on Monday Of June Term, IS
matters ofimportance 70 the citizens ofsaid Coun-
~ require their attendance.
Alemance, May L.. ST.
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Notice.

- AN AWAY from the subscriber, a Boy BY
AZ the name Of CALVIN said boy is about
thirty years of age, about FIVE. feet high. heavy
built, and 10 quite black. Also. Girl by the
name ofNANcY, about twenty five years ofage,
Of yellow or copper color she is unusually slim.
will give five dollars each for the apprehension
and delivery Of said negroes to me.
DANIEL THOMPSON,
Mt. Willing, N. q. May %. 81
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To Builders.

TIVE eomnissoe appointed BY the North Caro-
= liza an2 xisiaia Christian Conference. 70
whom was assigned the duty Of soliciting con-
trbutons for the erection Of the Graham Institute.
having succeeded In raising an amount sufiiricnt
70 justify the commencement Of operations. viii
proceed 10 let. 10 the lowest bidder the contract
for The erection 81 q suilahle Brick Building. al
Graham. en- sbc Ssh day Of June next. spesif-
cations made knswn on that day.
JOHN r. HOLT. Chain.
E. r. WATSON, Sec'y.
May 10. 3D.
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shE u1.sllgasl kaEirs szai.krj = E1srn.
- e L.s lls Va sa1.I saanarai q Al1z-
antss hs,eA, dee'A a ~ Asy Team e 0Isass
ee1.1 co1n. 1850. hsrshy n...Ers al p<ss-ss
a-ssaS s14.ns ssslnsi ssid sss4ss. ~ pre<<nl -
s1ms x1tf-a ths has hmilzd ~ Is., Gsherwiss
lbs nessos ~1i " Pe.d n bsa Of tArir rsecsery.
IL slss r~qulnss ~ who szs ins<bs~1 10 .a3 e.
ssE< 70 cons ts<wnd kz.d s<ssle De sa,ns ssssA-
sIih.
MsNIsY sSIPEs. Ex's.
Nay ss- 81
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From the Rio Grando saran-

From the Hto Grando.-The Savan-
azi, Groig,aa e Thursday last says -
The steamer Manmoulh. Capt. .Frerhern,
has arrived from Indian river. We are
informed by passenger that, just pre-.
vlous 10 the sailing Of the steamer. On ex.
press had arrived to General Twiggs from
the RIO Grande. stating that the Canaan.
Feae andiass in great numbers had attack.
ed the u. States forces on the Rio Grande
and killed one hundred and thirty men
We have no certain information. and hope
that the report Is exaggerated, although
we fear our troops in that quarter suffered
greatly.
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The Compromise. ashing,on des-
patch 10 the New York Tribune says !:
.Mr. Mangum. speaking for himself and
other moderate southern senators. has to-
d.y privately notified southern opponents
% Inc Omnibus scheme that If They rcrsist
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Snakes. -Dr. Wright. Of lhe Boston
hospital. has extracted t~n snakes. al a
enen striped color. nne eighirea and fhe
oiher fifteen incbes in ieogih. from a iu-
NOR in The stomach OF female rs;ieni.
She was rapidly recovering.
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=
1.-THE . Joarnzl Of Conm<fr<" psstiei'
ihss sns desesns sPon Cabs ~slI ~ dsfsss
cd. lsssys: M
"The<e Iaxless attempts npcz neigh
boring dssnssy. ~ish xhish &c are al peaes
are 10 better Than pwzrys and Il every
individual engaged IN lhess shopsd be shot
nf hang up By The meek I'LL he ~ss a<sd,
he wauId have no right 10 complain. We
presume that such wlll be The fate Of any
lsho. with arms 10 their hands. may be Ia
ken prisoners by she cubsns. Bus~sdonbl
very much IL any will be "a taken. We
do MOI pretend 10 nndrrsissd she details
OF 'he expedition. tul il msss be small
afalr n best--x desperate nosemeni. de-
signed rather W save sppesxsners than
any Thing else. lls leaders snass be rcry
shon al funds. and shnn a sSsins besides
We are ffuly sorry that sny ~ our
eounirymen should be 80 foolish as 10 en-
gage n snrh an adventure. which can only
end IN disgrace. The expedition. il il
exists, has been got up with profound Sc
crrsy. and The RENDEZVOUS 10. OF was. al
sone place out Of lhs limits Of the United
STATES. The extensive emigralion;lo Cali
fa~nia. via chagrcs, has favored The deeep.
lion."
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Negro resurrection in Guadaloupe

-PrIvaie accounts oil a vinIeni Mcgro IN
surreciion in the French island Of Guads
Ioupe have heen received al New Orleans
by a Letter from Martinique. April l3
The insurgents had burned she Govern
mem House. and The plantation cf Mon.
sieur Beuvellon-had committed many
other excesscs--and had attempted 10
break open the prison and sci the convicis
al liberty. in which they were successful
" resisted by the Governor and Council.
The Governor Of Martinique. with boz
dy Of troops. had left for Guadalupe to
AID in psiling down the insurgents.
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IN their pppasiNan. 10 andh hicNd. v N
lall bari upon ~ frssitenl's Plan. or,
ing . - den Gals uiifIa1iire. ace Isfus.
ing any rounisaanrs - faiare a,r.suIes
u Asilziinn in DE S..ulh.r =
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North Carolina Rail Road.


80 W ~ ~ ~ - - &%AAAkA&4A&4<AA vi t&&
Asrih CsrulIsa Iailrpad.
hEkE remain 10 Be subscribed 10 the siosk
= -cftbs N. c. Railroad is5 shses.
IhsLscsi Commissioners hsreiofore appoint
ed SOC that PurPese. Win sgsin open Books e
subscrip<ion Cor slock 10 sid Company, and
keep them open until The LEI Of June next. sna
make return ofths Eookso Of Subscription end fss
per cent paid In thereon % lhs General cctnu.is-
sionsrs 81 their nexl meelias 70 be hedi In chsprI
Hill on the sth day Of June next
The Gsnenl Commissioners will hoid lheir
nsst meeting a cspei Hin. on "Wednesday, The
ssh Of Jane neKt, ltAe ss5 psecsdins Commsnes-
reni.) TO receive The Books Of Subscription and
70 TAXA he necessary siepz preparatory 10 the
Ees<sag u The Stockholders In Salisbury.
J. ". MOkEHEAD.
Chm Of Board Of Gen. com'r.
Grsensboroush, May 10, 1850. s2-sw
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This leaves bat $1,000. A sum 80 small viii
t.ral, be permitted. At the meeting in chsrei
lin on "Wednesday ssz-. 10 interfere IN the ar
,,ns,menls for an immediate organization Of the
~.musnys
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and Is willing for his work, both make and cut.
TO be examined by the first iailors, and compared
with the best Northern or Southern work. He
has been st.wsrk in sils. place long time, and
his skill In his profession Is undoubtcd-aLd has
stood the test Of time.
The merchants are now receiving their goods
direct from New York, which they will sell lew
for cash and IL any Of my customers wishing TO
buy will call upon me, will select for them. it
being well known that | am an.exccllent judge Of
cloth.
Ny terms arc reasonable, and the work done
al my shop promise to be well executed. All
| wish Is a trial. and il any are disposed TO give
il to me, all they have to do is to call at my shop,
East Of the Court House, and will make every
endeavor TO please.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
April 10. Sew
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Emigranl Passengers are coming into
the country wiihon, abatement as TO num-
bers. In II days, from April 2, 4l,457 ar
rived al New furk city, nearly all as fol.
lows From Great Britain 32.604 /; Ger.
many 1918. In 81 hours. on the l7lh in
slant. $500 arrived at this port. The
whole number above referred to arrived in
l47 ships, liz baraues. i7s hsigs, and
1877 schooners; making GA vessels arriv.
ing al New Yosk from foreign ports in AZ
days. In Philadelphia LIZA passengers
arrived on Friday and Saturday. A great
number have also arrived at Boston.
Many Of those arriving here find their
way as speedily as possible to the Great
West. Fourteen hundred arrived at
Albany on Sunday. on boai the Oregon
and Rip Van WiDSle.
[New York Express.
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y
We hsss bsss kinss ksusa ,, ~ slsss =
lie B<lsssk RsSiss<r ~ilh sip esnsslairz he
f1-le~ias histly srsisias iss<lls~scs. ss.issl
trTe<grsphs
wsshinssoa. Saturday Monips.
The Ohio isJjnsl IN from Chzgres. bsl
brings no iiems Of interest from Cslifonia,
The Chin loscisd a t'pss on her way,
and brings he following lhlilhng news
lnom lhss Islsnd
Lopez lsndsd on fhe l7lh q Csrdenss.
with 500 men. The excitement in Ha-
lssnsis tremendous Martial law has been
DECLARED. and foreign residents have been
compelled 10 enrol In the army. The
Spanish Steamer Pixano ioak hundred
and fifty of Lop<z's men from womsn's
bland. mostly French and German. The
intention Of The Authorities is 10 decimale
them !; the rrsl srs 10 be eon1lsed IA Msso
Cxxsle.
Lopez furce increased iofwo thousand
and was marching on Msnlsnzss. He has
Torn up The Rail Road leading fiom Car
dens. Bad feeling was shown by The Au-
lhories 10 Americans and American Ship
ping. a
Great excitement p<ssails in Washing
IAN; and the Flag ~ Cuba Is fosl'ag Al
all points in New York.
We have been favored BY 4 friend with the
following. communicated in q letter from RAJ
leigh:
Later.-Sieamer Isabel al Charleston
today. Gen. Lopez has fed from Cuba
with nearly all his msn. and escaped.
He 10 Havana. and his troops 10 Key
West. Many we're taken prisoners. and
will probably be shot. Orders have besa
issued from the State Department 10 @.
rest Lopez and keep him in custody for
further orders.
Saturday, 25ih.
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The Tariff of lss6.-we learn from

the Petersburg In,eIligencer that The Bat
,ersea, Eur,ck and Mechanics Msnufac-
turing Companies Of that city have been
compelled 10 go upon the halfwork sys-
TEN. In announcing this fact, the editor
shouts, . Huzza for Free TIais! lluz.
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ExihiRsisH'sFanstll i1dnu.-Jas- Len
nox. Esq.. Ihripurchsser Of WsshinR'on's
Farewell Address. has caused IilsIsl
copy nf il In be printed. and 81 copies
folio and us quartz are In be presented 10
various institutions and indisidnlls.
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y.C. rail Rond.-Aeesniiax % shs lssi
.,.,sn<nl m.5> b Gss. Mssshssd. Published in
a, Records, there Fenssin~d ssseh>rfshei Of the
.,.,t of shis rsai sls. 500. by th@ Gfs<n<bo-
,.,-h p4srsos q Saturday ws i<srn that since
,,h.a Tho following suns have t'sea subscribed.
.,j he ave par cent paia> VIZ;
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The Cuban Expedition.-The New
York Sun. Of Saturday. (which seems TO
be the organ Of The Cuban palrinls. .says
General Lopez lell New Orleans on The
sih insi.. hy sIesm. and that 1000 men
have already sailed. most of whom served
in The Mexicsn war. The whole number
positively engaged is 10000. The hs-
Isnre. forming The second exposition. un-
der The command OF a distinguished Anne.
iican. Gearral. willsal as soon MS che iir.l
body effect landing in Cuba. The Sun
says. previous Ia The departure 81 The first
regiment of The patriots. they were adj
dressed by their Counsnd.r in.Chief.
The same paper states that slse leaders
Of The expedition have selected the Isle Of
Pines and the poGt Of Bsracoa, as The
two mos. fasorabie poiaisfor dlsembarca.
|iion.
The design of The Patriots VAS 10 land
nj Bsraroa. and then march over 10 81.
Jagn. entering il in the scar of the iorlres-
see, and entirely beyond their reach.
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April Is.
IlR. MLANE's GREAT REMEDY for the

nR. M'LAEE'S GREAT REMEDY for tho
= Liver comrlaint.--The propricio-s Of this
celebrated medicine are in daily receipt of the
most gratifying testimonials ss 10 the excellence
of this remedy. Dr. MI.ane's Liver PHI, in
cases which had been given up as incurable by
the most skilful physicians, have been cured i'm
medialcly, so soon as these pills were admins
tered. These certificates have been published,
and have bscn 30 numerous, that it is now an
established fact that MLane's Liver Pills are the
best medicine ever offered for the cure Of Hepa-
tic arrangement. lose no time, therefore, We
that suffer under that worst of seourges, the Lii
yer Complaint, but hasten to purchase and use
these Pills.
"Adelphi, Ross Co, Ohio, Feb. 10, le4s.
aMESsRs. ]. KIDD & COVE wish 10
inform you that we have sold all Of your Wofm
Specific you left with US. We wish you to send
US some more as soon as possible, as il has given
general satisfaction here. We have many calls
for il since we are out Of the article Il has sue
oeedcd all other Preparations in this county, and
for shis reason we wish to keep supply ON
hand. r. & M. A. PATTERSON
The above is one Of the hundreds Of similar
communications which the proprietors Of this
medicine are daily receiving. Where II has been
introduced il has become the most popular reme-
dy in use.
FOR SALE BY
Long & Webb, and d. Heartt, Marlborough
Jones Watson & Co., Chapel Hill; A. Moring,
Moringsvillc; Hurdle & Hurdle, Walnut Grove,
Grange county Moore & NOEL, Mt. Tirza, Per-
son and p. 3. Pescud, Raleigh.
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TO the Public!.

THE undersigned takes this opportunity Of in
= forming his friends and customers that he Is
still At his old stand, and Is prepared to cut and
make
COATS, PAINTS, AND VESTS
In the mos! Fashionable Style,
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Crescent lsOOs me Sob aprinttas @fHrr.
NEW ORLEANS:
FRIDAY MORNING. July 10, 1880.

RECORDERS CoURT-SecO,sd Munioipalttv-
The business before this Court drags its slow
length along from day to day, in manner excess
sively irksome to those whose views keen mace
with the ideas of progress generally entertained in
this go-ahead age. Its present chief, very cor
teons and mercfu functuary, lacks the business
tact SO requisite in an examining magistrate. and
by which justice is neither delayed nor withheld
Legal attalnments of no inferior order nre neces-
sary to enable the Court to check The efTortS of
those VINO have no higher aspirations in their pro-
ieSsion than Recorders Jurisdiction. A proper
A"""ieuge Oh the law bestows frmness upon the
magistrate and bespeaks confidence for his deci-
sions' The opposite produces vacillatng course.
unpleasant to witnesses, and calculated TO iniure
the public interests. With every wish to do ius.
nce 10 recorder Caldwell, we concede to him an
earnest desire to do his duty yet, the manner in
winch this desire is manifested, has become tedious
IN the extreme to all who have business before his
tribunal. The latitude allowed an examining
court ~ much more extended than the strict rifles
oil practice which govern higher tribunals but,
even with the wide range admitted there is a limit
when cannot be transcribed without passing the
paie oil tGe law. Cases which should be disnosed
Oh IN few moments of time, are too often spun
out to an hour by irrelevant questions. induced in
aike by the Court and the counsel. Testimony
winch should be excluded, is given at length, pro-
VoAing lnterminable discussions from the LAWYERS
ana wasting the time of the Court In listening to
these windy declamations, patience ceases to be-
come virtue and serious examination is made
to border upon the burlesoue.
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RECORDER GENoIs CoURT-James Moore made
affidavit to the following: Last night he met in The
street am individual known as Joe Barrett, and tn
TWO engaged in conversation. Moore having i'm.
6Ibed several Jueps, proposed the 6 water cure %
for the peculiar feeling in his head, and bath at
we ttrahda was instantly prescribed by his atten-
tive fciend Barrett. The pair proceeded 10 the
establishment, entered the bathing saloon, and
Moore, disrohlng himself, enjoyed the luxury Of
laving ms limbs IN the cooling element Barrett.
during this time, il is alleged. managed In nnssass
himself OF funds amounting to Sl6O, taken from
the pockets of Moore, who found himself minus
mat amount on DOMINIC his his attire. A warrant
has been issued by the accused.
VIM Gibson was examined on the charge of
purloining lot of harness. He was REQUIRED 10
appear for trial before the First District Court
Joseph Basili declares on oath that nine months
since, on the eve of his departure for Mexico, he
deposited, for safe keeping, the round sum of $500
win a slave woman named Maria. This amount
ne hnds on his return has been stolen from the
woman by one Edmund a slave Recorder Genois
has Issued a warrant for the man.