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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

The Tallahassee Floridian of the 22d ult saws
" The crops are entirely burnt out here. There
will neither be corn or cotton made here this year
We have not had any rain here for five weeks.
" Tie WCather.-No rain yet, and the crops are
suffering greatly from the drouth. The corn crop
IS nearly destroyed. In sections there has
been no rain of consequence since the last of
March,
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Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Mara Burt, Young, Galveston, Master
Spah snip buenaYentufas fltrn, barcelona, Pras
Sup Tenoa, Nelly, Liverpool, Jenkins & Buddendorif
ship George w Bourne. Mason, Boston,
Jenkins & Buddendorff
X snip Osear Laborg, Bordeaux, 4 Il Mailman
Bark st Marys, Mialiken, Mobile, /, ri Gale
Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Alabama Foster, from Chagres 18th ut 10 G
Meeker Dad ms
Schr NJ Sears Hungerf0rd from BrazOs ST Japo 9th nit
in ballast TO master-lst my
schr oregon, Irenis days from Tampeo TO Fernandez
list my
STEAMBOATS,.
M Sreck, Steck from l4afourche.
Alton, Fulton. from st Louis.
TOwboat Swan, Shuz, from the Passes
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

SLIGHT MIsTAKE,-A Fort Laramie letter
giving account of the great emigration now
sweeping over the Plains to California SAYS "The
Indians begin to talk of emigratng to the east, as
they do not believe that many more whites can be
eft in that portion of the country"
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ANOTHER VouDoU AFFAIR.-lt appears that the votaries
these attractive rites have sought refuge some premises
at the Lake, where they have been carrying on their mys-
teroas proceedings since the dispersion of the high priest
esses few days since. Last evening, we hear they
again bounced in their location and discovered TO be
far advanced N paris Raratbus. OF they will be
fined by Recorder Seuzeneau
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

HoAx.-The statement, which has gone the
round of the papers, that sailor belonging to the
/ U. S. steamer Vixen, had severed his hand from
his arm rather than serve that vessel, is said to
be hoax. sailor of the Vixen in fight with
the engineer of that vessel lost two of his fingers
and this, is stated, the only foundation Of the
story. We shall see.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

GREAT SToRM.-At Washington on the 24th ult
there was heavy thunder storm; several of the
buildings IN the heart Of the city were struck by
lightning. Many persons We're stunned, but none
were seriously injured.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

Ono The recent sale of 90 600 600 of Ohio
State Bonds was for the purpose of quidating that
amount of the State debt falling due The premium
on the new issue realized by the State, is 1897 600
and reduces The debt that amount. So much for
the Stale credit faithfully maintained.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

FORREST AND WILLIs-Mr Edwin Forrest has
been held to bail in the sum of As 600 under an
order of arrest issued by Justice Campbell, of the
superior Court, in an action for assault and bate
ry, brought by Mr. N p Willis, in which the dam.
ages are laid at 600
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

SUDDEN DEATH-Edward ]. Thomas If tho
nrm OF Thomas IL Co., New York, died sud-
denly IN the street, at Saratoga. Mr.. T. was mar
RED about three weeks since to daughter of Rev.
Bishop Brownell, of Connecticut, and was on his
way home from tour to the Falls Of Niannrn
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BRUTAL MURDER--A man named VIM Keats
murdered his wife at Louisville on the 9th ut il
a brutal and shocking manner. His wife went out
IN the morning to procure money for some sewing
and on her RETURN he assailed her with an axe in
furious manner, cleaving her head open at one
blow, and inhcting a terrible cash on her throat
and neck at another, and severing one of her hands
at !hird The woman died almost Immediately
She leaves two small children.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

SECOND MUMC1PA LIrY.The cases brought yesterday TO
the notice Of Recorder Caldwell Of trdng nature,
and being somewhat crowded for omit the details,
as they possess interest
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FLoR'DA.-I'he crops Of cotton, tobacco and
corn are said to be very good in the middle district
and portions of the Eastern In the neighborhoods
~ ST. Augustine, Pilatki, and Jacksonville, the
- ops are suffering much from drought The cane
and cotton is quite backward, and corn is badly
buFnt
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

THE FORREST AND WILLIS AFFAIR. - The
whole affair is disgraceful, and reflects no credit
whatever on Mr. Forrest. Striking man from be-
hind, without warning, may be all fair according
10 the Fouestonian code of chvalfy, but it cannot
find favor with the public atslarge. We have no
we do not altogether approve Of. At the same time
we think Mr.. Forrest has shown himself, by the
manner Of his attack, 70 be devoid of every manly
princpe.-Phl. Sunday Dispatch.
These are our sentiments. We don't care who
beat, bus we love fair play. Then the idea of
whipping man for such heinous offence The
fact is Mr. Forrest unfortunate in his early ASSOC
Citations Like kean, he never has conquered the
habits of feeling formed in his youth, There is an
old proverb that one cannot make silk purse out
Of sow's ear"
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ACCIDENTAL about five O'Clock last evening" oarpen-
ter who at work building Just being erected on
Common street, between Carondoe and Baronne Streets fell
from the scafodng, (about thirty lee by which accident
his skull was fractured, and his collar bone diocated It is
to be hoped that bis injuries will not Prove fatal.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.
CRESCENT OFTICK,
Tim radnv Maruiu. IuIFs A

,.-,,,----,- -, y
COTTON-The inquiry continued fair yesterday, and
about 2iOO bales taken for England France and the
North Prices varied but Little from the quotations of Tues
day, which we retain.
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From THE PLANs.-The Glasgow (Mo.) Ban.
ner Of the 25th ut says:
Previous to our last issue report prevailed that
hF. Malone, OF Randolph county, had been acct
denally killed on the plains, on his wav to Cali.
iornia. We regret TO learn that the report is true
lie was accidentally shot through the head while
drawing his gun from the wagon.
We learn also that Mr.. VIM w Withers. for.
merry ofihs Randolph House at HUNTSVILLE, was
trOVersy, which occurred about camping.'
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS.

HOLLYWOOD HOUsA- Eastern Share Of -.
Il Mobile Bay, 10 yeS SOgtbedst Ut The cir. sssi
TINS delightful summer resort is in complete order s
Tor the reception Of visoTs. Many important
pTovements have been made during the pat season.
Der Of Single Rooms for Gentlemen and large Rooms Tor
famiesal Of them handsomely furnished - have been
added. a Bathing House, expressly for ladies' the
Of erection. The Shower Baths fine ORDER and
the bathing is good at any Oher watering place
Mobile Bay. Amusements Of all kinds, such Hunting
Fishing, Sailing, Billiards, Ten Pins. ETC. en- some
Of the attractions which attend residence al Hollywood
House. The location Of this place being 80 fee. above the
ieve OF The bay and the breeze from direction
giving fine view OF Mobile Bay the Gulf Of Mexico tbs
city Of Mobile and surrounding country renders one OF the
most desirable retreats in the South The table wiz
be cOnsanty supplied with Fish, Oysters Crabs Venson
etc The BAR will contain the choicest Liquors and Wines
The undersigned commenced this establishment little over
two from the sumpbuilt itfurnisted it, and
Is now keeping which pretty good guarantee that ne
will strive by every courtesy and attention please his guests
The steamboat Cora isnow making every day 10 this
place from Mobile. The steamboat Farmer also running
day, and will continue until the boat arrives
which is expected the LIST OF June. Letters and paper viii
direct 10 this house, by being addressed 10 Hollywood
near Mobile. WILLARD FREEMAN
Board per month, single Rooms .......s 35 90
per month, double Rooms. .......... % 90
per week. 10 90
pt nay W
more than one day.. ........................ %
Breakfast, Supper add Lodging each ........... So
tB deduction for Families according their number
wants. etc. myl6 3md6t w
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SUICDE.-M. Vgneaud, who has acted as Treasurer
the Orleans Theatre for number of years, killed himself
yesterday about O'Clock by blowing out his brains with
pistol.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

The Bowery Theatre in New York, has been
closed for the want Of patronage.
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GhFDs.


fhs Fssst zalE.esp-ty yTssis ffskfts
shie of NJ, ls7fn enee Of ms hsilsRs and
IN te 7scn1 t the Nv Steamboat
ng No being flatooet Landing In The Thru n5 Ess
.1nelcs % tlL karaad and down. Ma Ien. Eerr arl
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OoNFlRMATloN BY THE SENATE-The Senate
confirmed, in secret session. on the 24tb MI The
nominations of Messrs Lawrence, Peyton, and
Marsh, as Foreign Ministers Their Secretaries
were also confirmed, together with a number of
other nominations.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

Major f. Hickman is reelected Mayor Of Mem.
phis by a majority of 1873 votes.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

VATTEMARE Mons Vattemare has returned to
Washington, after an absence of year or TWO, with
rich and varied mass ofvaluabe works in almost
all departments inSlsetul knowledge statistics, 90
ltlcai economy, natural history, science elc. and
with great number of beautiful enprayings
These treasures have been received from France
and are destined for The Government Libraries and
the corporations of Washington.
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FOAss CHRISTIAN HOTEIs-This establishulent q
well known to the citizens OF New lreans and ~.
vicinity. will open on SATURDAY, MAY llh. Or
Connected with the Hotel BaihhOnses Bowling fs,,.
Aleys, Billiard Rooms, Pistol Gallery, and Carriages
and H0rses
The purity Of the atmosphere, with the cool refreshing sea
breeze and total absence Of all diseases incidental
siitndes renders the Pass desirable summer residence
while its proximity NewOreans makes il peculiarly
convenient for those having business requiring attention. The
communication to and from the place effected daily BY the
Mail Company steamers Oregon j. l.. Day, California Flo.
nda, St Charles and Mobile, which, for speed elegance
and attention, surpassed by line of boats the
Union Physicians of well knswn reputation reside the
Pass whose services at all hours be obtained the
Academy, under the able supernendence OF G. Baekman
Esq (Which will June) sufficient guarantee to
parents that the education OF their children will not suffer from
prolonged residences at the Pass.
The Southern Y aelt Club will hold their meetings. com
mencing July 4th
As herstoore every exeon win be used 70 maintain the
reputation OF the house first class Hotel all appoint
ments aud TO render the soioum Of Families and Bachelors
pleasant and agreeable
R. II. MONTGOMERY, Agent.
PAST hrsian, Miss, April 20.
N. B.lers, paper, and other maiable matter left at
The office OF NJ Judson, Esd, Camp and Canal sts
will be forwarded daily kv tina as-uaa.
myl 3mdS w -
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SENTENCE OF BRISTOL BILL-Attemptedl Tisr
der ga the Court Room - Warburton, alias
" Bristol Bill, and Meadows, convicted on two in
dctments at Danvie, VT, were brought up for
sentence on the 21st ult. and were sentenced to
ten years imprisonment each in the State Prison.
Immediately afterwards, Mr.. Davis the State At
torney, passed round outside of the bar, and was
whispering to Mendows, when 90 Bristol Bir' rose.
and suddenly stabbed him in the neck with case
knife, the blade being about eight inches long,
and without handle. He made one thrust, and
left II sticking in the neck, when bystander
seized and pulled it out. Mr. Davis fell, excIaim-
ing, p" the rascal has killed me . he was conveyed
to his home, and remained in a very critical condi-
ton The villain was ironed at the time, but was
double ironed Immediately, and placed in close con-
inement. His only regret seemed to be, that he
had not killed Mr.. Davis on the spot This daring
act will give him lifetime in the Pententiary.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-07-04

Capt ITens of the sch Oreaon reports the French bark
Providence, for this port left Tampico the 9th ult the
French brig Amele, Capt Legare eft day for Tuspao
Towboat Swan towed down and to sea, on the I'd inst
Ships Antoinette and Josefa bark Lantaro
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nAPHNEHUTEL-HOW -4RDrS-T undersigned
~ for several years the conductor OF the well known 80
Hotel and fashionable watering place DAPHNE, F,,s9
situate in Baldwin county, Ala. the eastern shore I'M,
OF Mobile Bay, miles southeast of Mobile most LII
respectfully invites Ladies and Gentlemen 10 give him visit
with their families and enjoy the natural beauties and ac
1--WE accommodations of the place. open for the season.
excellence as to make e OF the country, every
way worthy Of the most liberal patronage.
Those visiting DAPHNE will have the advantage OF en-.
Toying Shower Bath unsurpassed the Southern country
being supplied by Natural Fountain dschargng hun
dred gallons OF water minute. strong Chalyheate
spring also on the premises, beneficial those whose
health require the use of Mineral Water.
For Salt Water Bathing commodous house has been
erected.
Low pressure teamboat will leave this place every NOR
ming Tor Mobile, and return in the evening
~ Applications for Board should be directed to me- care
OF JOHN TICKNoR, Esq, Mobile, Ala,
apo 3m VIM. l.. HOWARD
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OLD BAYOU ST. JOHN HOTEI-I1Kv

a
~ END or THE OLD SHELL RoAD.-The public "a
respectfully informed that this delightful and beam E
hHy situated Hotel now open for The reception of Visitors
The Bar supplied with the best of Liquors. and the Res
aqTani is not to be surpassed by any in the city Call and
Judge for yourselves, - -
A- "~-d is in good order. ie7u
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AMUSEMENTS-

ID EGsATTA ON THE 4th july
HI Captain DAN. HlCKOK has made - M
such arrangements with Maj. Ranney that | ~
all Pleasure aChts that engage in the Re- sJ$NNA
gatta excursion the 4h OF July, viii be <ssS Ab>
permitted TO enter the Canal free of charge :s -
je26 1T
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FROM THE WEST lNDIEs-'The last dates from
Jamaica received by the British steamer Tay are
filed with articles concerning the dilapidated con-
dition of the island. large meeting had been held
at Kingston to meet the delegates. Messrs. Cand-
Ter and Alexander, quakeTs, from England, who
vent out as deputatlon from the anti-slaverv so.
rety of England in order to prevent the rninons
competition of the save-cultivated production or
Cuba and Brazil with the produce of the free labor
the British colonies. From the speeches made
on the occasion II is to be inferred that free labor s
totally unable 10 stand its hand with slave labor.
One otthe means to cripple the former is TO totally
suppress the trade whereby Brazil and Cuba are
furnished With new slaves by which thew enlarge
their produce. The other object, as slated in the
call for the meeting, is to consider the best means
for securing the speedy and entire extinction of
slavery throughout the world" In other words
the BRUSH col lnies have brought ruin on them
selves by abolishing slavery, and the great means
10 restore their interests is to bring the same sort of
ruin on the colonies of other nations
We have also news from Jeremie ST Doninao
"a the 18th of May. The Hayden government on
the 9lh OF May, by convention recognized tho
Consul and Vice Consul-agents of the Z. States
who are now accredited and entitled TO the rights
and privileges grnn'-d to the Consuls of other ma
tons, who have recognized the Independence of the
government 1t was for this purpose that Mr.
Green was sent out by the United States.
The Hayden government has acknowledged the
Santo Domingo government; to he independent.
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No. q GkHYIER STREET, 6eti5eea ST. Charles
and Cdr0adetet, door from corner of Car0ndiet.
MRS. WILSON respectfully informs her ISs5a
t'I friends and the public that she continues in the i
lboye eligible location occupied by her during the il
asst years, and prepared accommodate her friends
md those who may favor her with their patronage Prom
e long experience, and the very desirable and convenient
location OF her House, she feels confident of being able to
give entire satisfaction 10 all who may favor her with their
patronage. Her TERMS will continue to be very Mon.
kRArK. do Iyd&W
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II having leased the above we'll known establishment a.
beg leave that the house has been thoroughly fA
repaired and painted. Tbs house, spacious and the s
comfortable Attending convenience Tor persons
wishing to enjoy themselves during the Summer The Bah
and the legality Of Biloxi for Sea Bathing speak Tor them
selves The pFOpeors pledge themselves that neither mains
shall be spared make sher guests Comfortable
The table will be atal tunes vel supplied with the best Inc
market Affords, together with fish and oysters every variety
The bar will be supplied with the very best of Liquors. an Of
which have been selected with great care The hons will
be opened on the 10Th instant.
apl6 MITCHELL n SHORT
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Maria Hester, wife of Samuel L. Governor, and
daughter of the late James Monroe, fifth President
of the United States died at Oak Hill Loudoun
county, Va, on the 18th ult
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LARGE RoRBERY-CharIes Stoppani, young
man ABOUT twenty years Of age, has been arrested
fathers safe, few days since, of bonds and GER
ticates OF deposit TO the amount of about Sl2 900
The father Mr.. Charles S. Stoppani, is pronrietor
of the bathing establishment corner of Broadway
and Walker streets. '0"'' way
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FOURTH JULY
Pleasure ER'raEIsS


ITO CARRoLLTON and the BATTLE GROUND,
L the splendid steamboat CREOLE, will o. n
leave the foot Of !nla street at O'Clock 4sA
and the foot of Seventh street, Iala cite, asssz
" O'Clock for Carroon leave Carolon for New orleans
atty O'Clock and leave New cans second trip for Car
ro!on from foot of Canal street at 10 O'Clock NJ foot Of
julia street at 0a foot ST. Mary street, Lafayette IL, and
Getna II o'clock; from thence to Carrolon, leaves Car
rolton O'Clock p. from thence down the river the
down. to receive passengers splendid Brass Band engaged
Tor the OccssiOn Refreshments Ice Creams board
the boat. Fare each way p cents.
On the Evening of the Fourth the boat will be beautifully
Illuminated for the SIXTH GRAND FLOTILLA PAR
TN which occasion celebrated Coton Band engaged
as also well known Nocals Time of STAYING as fol-
lows foot of Canal O'Clock foot of Julia street at
80, foot Of St Mary street, Lafayette, o'clock Grena
"a o'clock; the boat will start puncuay stated aud will
then proceed the river point and the city
about O'Clock. Tickets 81 to admit Gentlemen and two
Ladies TO be had VIM. T. Mayos, Camp street and at
the Bar Of the st. Charles Hotel also board the boat
iy2 St B. BUTMAS, Managers.
FOURTH OF July PLEASURE EXCURSION.
For Mandeyille, Lewishurg and Madsonvile. eFasg n
The splendid and substantial steamer s43istAshf
JENNY LIND, T. w. Dunnica, master, ssssiis -
will leave the Lake-end of the Pontchartran Railroad on
THURSDAY. the 18th inst the arrival of the O'Clock
NJ for the above places, returning evening in
lime for the O'Clock P. M. cars for the city.
Passage SO cents each way.
iy2 81 j. r BERCiER < 20 Agents
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SHIPPING.



eGz CHARfEs ron AND HAVANA
P4eEet Usstsa stases slfel-sIsal 5ssssea
"a Ss 800. s .is1 ssSs1s css T..
9 53 WI ~ ggS bsfhsn ss aaasI ~ sua ms from
sqr Charleston sth ami z2d y sseh Mon Ssseia4
Charleston Tor hayanf on Inc $ an 5th.
- RATES % rAssAsE-
taayaas knafeyen os savannah .t4@
Fcr fnTtbe, ami, "a 30
M d. MuRDEC' Al. UbsrBsss n, orto
Area. Al Havana. 'o' sf s Y os s
sno on s Fs5i Hag 81 Hna Ike Land sap R I'm 's sss
sew Srk and Pm ads nina IN the sne time BY taking he
- e-l-.1g . moe Doris. Do INV
~1EER. FOE HkW YORK. rla Hayana-T Tinted
s sss1s e. stesssg eV sss,1y ns
Fladlay sehsnck apbnsn ing. wiliesve On MONDAY,
M s, sas; a. eoe NJ ansay. from the hesd Of 81
w Y psngsls sIe " most eI scale ID her
sO Il a ss IN nee s 81 Il s ssd bs,s
otS se q s e. p ssoa con Daniss tins and al
New Yo,k1 sssTE la . l sHssAgE mo-
sian e e. 5. Il ware wssd Saloon s e g
To s's s soo a. ~ E .sRa sOafs's meas g
- 70 Hfsana rt pssp IT. from tbs
No ess.sse mil iast for ,icAs aad
r. zssas FSksDssE IR g cS Z; e sjas' e
- Essy ~. fast g ing us i-isA "a, iorner will
' q '0a'' o'2 f g "a ssoSd Nas,gs,, .S0
S4& sailing packet ship 1 ~. DAVIS master having
h, ii pat Of her aged will have dispatch. For
Salancs y iEeszef Or rasgs. apply board, Post 4
IN. AMIR evss q Gu. IS Common 81.
le-D on JENKINS BUDDEgDORFF.
- FOR NV, 1ORk-Firt VesssI-sHsTeKasts
1sess Us DEs ss sfss sD s. W. : sef
On board, viii s in few days For balance Of fsisht a.
pasaage havna splendid ~ or 10
ess.s 6 81. it sscOe esn and erss Commodore
Daa.,, ~ post ., second III sIpniify, 10
leg 4. THY \ B0GtRT. 60 Camp ST.
- FOR eO-TOa -fhe A ! very i5st sailing sI1io
4z&A 1lO " BOLkN Mason. master, having part
- N ~ " hsr eaAHo engaged have dispatch For bal
Apply On noarr, Second afnnciga1irY or 10
4; "; ANDRElVs & Go. 81 Common Il
mYo0 OF 5ENhINs = BUDDENDORFF.
FoREIGN RoRTs.
IL Hants 5o0bales catton 70 f1.n-EOR TIVEEz-
SEZA RODAr-Takes no Grain nesT A I fst sainr
Brush ship TARA. HamlIon ra,ier vii have
1uick dispatch. For freight Of bales Can snniv ~
lel5 JOHN u. ELLIOTT CO.. "a Sssssrs n
III FOR lstkIsRPODtr-Ths A / fssl sa5lae bark
90 fhEODORE- CaRf Morton, viii have laiek
- dispateh Ies the e!sese For freight q pas
lel5 of& w. OLIVER q St hasiez sseet
L. FOX LlyERPuOL- Tbs line firsI cIaS1 sbip
&xxE ALEX ANDER GRANT. apt. AIexa1.f.Es z
nov loading and will have immediate dispzf1k Ion
THuS. ROiERs, Ja a. co
jel5 or g. w. OLIVER, 70 81 ChaTles street
- FOR LINERPO0Is-The A Iship 4. r.. HAIR
1K4E WARD, Andres, master. having a large portion
OF her cargo engaged will have Dispatch. For
9alance Of freight O. passage having fine furnished
j. w. ANDREWS & CO. IS Common Il
jel4 or G. w. OLIVER, St Charles street
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HOUSE FIRED BY TELEGRAPH.-Durfng min
on the 2Sd ult, house in Norwich, Conn, was sci
on hire by current of electricity from the wires of
one OF the telegraph lines. As the ignition took
place at the spot where the insulator was fastened
10 me corner of the house, it is not improbable thai
the insulation was imperfect The air being snr
charged with electricity during the evening, a
stream OF the subtle fluid was probably silently
diverted from its legitimate high way The FIRE
men were called out and soon checked The flames