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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

STATE GovgRNMENT -IatoCicaied = In
speaking of the late visit Of tho members
of tho State Government to tho Queen
City, the Nosparcd says:--
ut is said that they drank ut least six
hundred dollars worth Of champagne at
the expense Of the city. aud many be-.
came decidedly "boozy," while nearly
all were more or less intoxicated"
The same paper is of the opinion that
the people of tho State ought not to foo,
the per diem Of members Of the Legis.
lature during their pleasure excursion,
and that the City Fathers Of Cincinnati
had no right to use the citizens money
for the purpose of intoxicating the State
Government. The NonPareH is sensible
,othe last
-We SlaDeryQuestion.-
A meeting without distinction Of party
was held at Jackson. Mississippi, on the
10Th ult, in tho hall of the House of Rep.
resentalivcs. A committee of twenty.
ten Of each party. reported series Of
resolutions in which we note that resist.
ence to the admission of California is
limited to all "h0norable and constitu.
tional means, and no conutenance is
given to the doctrine that the admission
of that State per Sc is cause for calling
q convention To decide upon measures of
redress. The meeting admitted the
right Of the citizens of any territory tn
form their own constitution and denied
the right of Congress to reject IA State
applying for admission because its con.
stitulion either tolerates or rejects the
institution of Slavery, They object to
tho admission at present because they
say its creation may be the result of q
false and unjust policy" On the part o
the Government of The United States.
This meeting did not satisfy all parties
aud meeting of Wings was held two
days after, which supported tho Admin.
miniStration aud its policy with but one
dissenting voice.
The Mi'SissiPpiaa, Of tho 22d, con.
silcrs The tone aud resolutions of tho
meeting ofIhe 10Th, as cminenly concii.
u,ory aud tending most directly and hap
PLY 10 the preservation Of the Union.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

A SHIRT FOR PRrNCE ALBERT.-Two
ladies' of St. Louis have manufactured
two shirts designed, the one as present
for Prince Albert, the other for his son.
The former contains 1852 PIT stitches and
the latter 95,l5 Both are made Of the
finest linen. A contemporary suggests
that the ladies' might employ their time
with equal prof; in making such gar
menls Of good stout muslin, with mod.
crate number of stitches, to send to The
barebacked sufferers of this country OF
even Of England and Ireland. The labor
and expense would he much less, the
honor equally great and the charity much
better directed.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1850-03-15

FRoM MEXICO Reception Of The Amer
icaa Minister. Santa Anna. Mr.. Letch-
or, the American Minister. has arrived at
the city of Mexico aud his reception took
place on the 9Th February. The speech
es upon the occasion were highly compli-
mentary and very friendly.
The city papers assert that there has
been a complete fusion Of interests be
tween the Monarchists and Santansts,
and there is every probability that Santa
Anna will return to Mexico.
The cholera was ravaging certain por-
lions Of San Louis and Tamaulipas. In
Durango there had lately been an irrup-
tion of the VII Indians who had robbed
and murdered svS of the inhabitants
with imPunity.
Some persons in Mexicoaare said to
be in favor of annexation to the United
States. We have no doubt of it.
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

Hon Daniel Webster. 'iars Hon. W. A Ssekstt
Washington; Hon George Ashmun. Mass Hon J0hs
= schoolcrnf Tburlow Weed Albany Lieut. Biideok
Major sibiey Major y W Brorn. u n aud
eisity.f,s other arrived yesterday In this city sai
tcok fos AZ the Astor House
Hon D. n Villas, fion. y = Noye.. Vermont; Hon.
s n 1hurston, Oregon; Capt Craig. Capt Morris ".
A. Lieut. Palmer. y :. g.. Hon. n Hsmlin. Maine.
capt Alden, q. = A Lieut. q. Turner q. s N, Or.
SIM mons. A., and sxty-hvc others. arrived zee
tefday snd toot rooms ~ tho Irving House
sP ousckeubusb q. = n. snd forty-one others
arrived and TOOK rooms at the American Hotel
~ the other hotels the aggregate arrivals we're ss
hurdr,d and twcnt y-eight
W Rodgers. y. :. Consul at Vera Cruz, arrived a
Mobile on the 10th inst
Gen. Taylor hss engaged rooms al Newport for hs
family during the summer
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

Before judges fnEraham and woodruff
Arsn H.-brcisioss- HtHt- Bingrr Chsrbs Pg-
hnfe-Nsw trial granted costs 20 abide event
Hwy tesT~rie -. B,Itamin y Bioeti,y -Judgme~s
affirmed with costs
Moses Chs-lerain us Corr,,iis. Csspv.-Judsmsns
reversed with costs
Nv. NJ posas rs .Jo,i " Moore j Judgment Anr..
Cd. with costs
Corrcd Fi-tsr 7hofss, W. Ccnkrp -Juoemens
sfhfmed with costs
W,He- Cc,rsa -. .fHspsiBs n Bs1er.-Judsmens
reversed. with costs -
Bo,rsv Iefi,ar 80 Gce'ss SiegfH 'ungment ~
Raj .s,n.srsrs o. Gegsf, cisrk Judgment ssrn-
bs.si Ron =, vs. C. csrre-i,r judgment re-
v,sscd with costs
Jcryk A'r,r - Jan Tcvrs.ens --Judgment revcrsed
With clste
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
Sureptor Court.


Rcdsriok Tt',p against Spencer " Clark and ESrard,
w foismgn.-1bis cause was tried before the 2lst
81 February last aud the jury disagreed IL out
ola contract made In March 1Si7, between koderick
Terry Co and defendants for the delivery of 1000
barrels Of Rochester City Mills -four At s6 per barrel
W the def ndants 20 plaintiff during the whole OF the
month 81 June 1917 The evidence showed that on
the aoth of June 1sfT Ube last day which the de-
fendants were permitted TO make the delivery OF the
heur under the contract thsre only 500 barrels
Of the ncur contracted for In the city Of New York,
and, Of ccurse the delivery impossible Defen-
dante admit that tho contract was broken but claim
that they are only liable for the difrrence In price
between tfet III which pure Cenefee Hour. equal IN
value 90 Rochester city Mills four was worth on the
Goth Ct June aud the contract price. DEFENDANTS
proved that ture Genesee -four worth that
day rcm 81 10 81 Is per barrel The plaintiff claims
that irafmuch there wss proved 20 have been an
of,r alout the 2th uf June 1871 of - SO for Roches
ter City Mile fsur that therefore that sum should be
regarded the market price the 30th of June and
that the def ndants consequently liable Tor the
dr, nee between the contract price, and the price
efsrtd, IS 60
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
Common Council.


BoARD OF ALDERMEN.
Arm 2e-President Alderman Morgans, in the chair
The report Of tho Finance Committee adverse to
paying the bill off Iisdey for goods furnished to the
New York Volunteers amounting to So $751; while they
we're at Staten Island was adopted.
The SUITS CORPORATION.
The report of the Committee on the Law Depart ment
In favor Of directing the counsel of the corporation to
take charge of all suits and proceedings in which the
corporation city is interested except suits relative
to the fees Of late counsel came from the Board Of
Assistants Concurred in.
WIDENING STREET.
Report Of the Committee Streets, In favor of the
resolution to employ engineer to survey slips from
the Battery upwards to ascertain the practicsbty Of
widening West street Referred back with instructions
rILLi,o suNKEN
A long message of the Mayor, dated the 18th Of
March was called up vetoing the ordinance passed by
the Common Council, to al up the sunken lots be-
and Forty sixth streets in the Twelfth ward in which
such horrible denominations exist. His Honor states
that these districts cover about 100 acres and
would require million Of cubic yards Of filling to
bring them up to the required grade and the design
Of tho ordinance as sanatory measure would there
fore be wholly defeated from the lapse of time neces-
sary to complete 1t and the scarcity Of surplus earth
His Honor therefore recommended that these lots be
drained. The document was referred to the Com
mittee on public health
EXTENSION OF PIERS on THE EAST RIVER
The reporttof the Committee Wharves and Piers
and sps with resolutions in regard to the enlarge
ment Of piers between piers No. and Is, which has
adopted. and a sum of $4,000 was appropriated
for the purpose the private of the property
pay the rest, which II is calculated, will amount to
100000.
ISaPECToR.
resolution was called up from the Board Of Assis
tants changing tbd City Inspectors salary, fixed
by the late ordinance, from 81 500 to $4,000, and Aid
KELLY moved the concurrence Of the Board
The PRESIDENT objected to the resolution, inasmuch
as affected ordinance which could not be changed
unless by the same formaites through which 1t orig
nally passed.
Alderman MIIrR appealed from the decision Of the
Chair and the Board sustained the Chair.
=. Alderman krLIr then moved a resolution to amend
the ordinance. and
Alderman FRASkIIy moved that the resolution be
laid on the table.
The Board then adjourned subject to the call Of the
President
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
rHTTrR FROM JAMES ARrINoro, nEySEr.

J.rfs Gonno- BtSNrrr. Esq.s-
You once had reporters we'll worthy OF the Herald,
nov the greatest journal In America but some of
those nov In your employ are either extremely In
c'mpttnt or extremely corrupt.
ne report OF my testimony given yesterday IN
mpsons csse NJ well that of some others, is er
u,mtly incorrect, as well ss deficient aud prejudicet
lie tnmtnts on my behavior asthough be we're
counsel Tor the defence and states that was vulgar
ara coarse In my rmarks. because answered aptly
ahohafIly two impertint Mt questions on the cross
sMmnsft n for which the court called me 90 order,
s,o rhith Questions your reporter has not given
IfM rtTcrttr Gid not travel from the court room 10
Nt~hCfk With wilkes reprter for nothing. ! told
Ihtn pttn In one snewer that he would yet be tried
icf The forgery of the FOSTER note With which stand
indcitd Csn you fnd that In the repoft' And 10
ihn might sdd several others all going 20 the side
oi Whtessnd 1hcmpson. Again. my evidence In the
case OF Moore. tried for ineanity before Judge Nd
monds. on wednesdsy. was vboily omitted, becsuse
Irtsumc u vss sen that n might serve me. Is this
hottat WIN you permit " In future do tnov
that you we're always desous 10 have the truth IN re.
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

ports, and nothing but the truth and feel certain
that you would not Keep In your employ for day
any person whom you knew to be either incompetent
corrupt.
1t IL not Thompson alone that Is trial-not At all
Wilkes and Warner, and Stanley and others are now
trial in Brooklyn and do most sincerely believe
that the person whe made the report In this mornings
Herald Is paid for its present form and substance
under oath. That man. feel sure, has been In the
market at some period OF his honest lifetime.
other persons. j. A. BENNET
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

During the year 1872 in hry.one counties ~ Ievs.
Gbsi l1coths Of land of which 20 $40 o iOoths
are school lands were entered according TO Law ~
thcFe, there we're sold ~ the Land once at pairaeId
$1,000 C51o1th acres 81 lows city 2pi eos % fOoths
scres Al Dubuqua 23pb7e 7o-1coths acres by tbs
Board of Public Works cs u3s 2piO0hs scres and by
the School furd Commissioners ~ sie plOoths acres
making up the totsi of eSe,s4 rl-lco,hs acres
The New York herald., 1850-04-28

fiES At sYnscUsE. NY.-Th,re wss a great fire In
Syrncusc on Thursdsy nght N broke out In the sta
hle In the feer q Union House sud spread with grvat
rnpidity, east and wet Eight buildings Water and
utnesce ftrets snd Hanover square. destroyed
VIZ hakefy 81 " " Desn. city Hotel. three rrocc-
fes and stellss srover squar, tho entire yellow
tcck on ocnesec street the Union Hotel srd dwelling
housc "A NJ Bates Eight horses destroyed in
the Union Hotel stables. Loss. $4,000 or e2DOeo -
.Ila.-y slals L,siser. .1frti -
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMERS BETWEEN NEW
York and Lverpoo1hs ships composing this line are


TINTED STATES MAIL srEAxERs BErwEKN NRw
York and LverpOollhs ships composing this line ara
fztific sfTEe
css.is s:sss.s. for
',:..: .s ..a
rslsd ior elegance eOn'rt Price ipa.ssss from New
lss.. r ( ss s s; ';
hip, No behs be secured until paid for For freight
,. ssCws .aipIIS fGIIESs q Co. Ss'is f,s4ss:
T:iassie T.s;ss viii leave n. 4, srgsss G 3
.,,..,,, ily.FygGSIs ....... Jsss Z
r.eis. Es'yg2a3; E:s gssE
me owners of these ships vii not b. accountable for so
$ Of are su sGn,, s .r Ir s.se
e, therein expressed
THRoUoH LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA CHA
SzEESSEH 'i.s I s @ Ssg;' %ss., &
% 1s ss .'si % ;ss ; i;: Sc
f.ss.:s s:s .i.ss q. 'iSs'' '-is;'''
sssv. din. at the same table. and A.v. the pr
s:ssrass, sissnd with uAtrss.- :.
s saa 70 cs:sss 70 ;sa, per foot z.psa.s On til.
s%S' are borne By
d co"th s'reee, new 1orks
Pacific Mail Steamship csmpany.-Tho United States Nail
SSS5AixH.... Log tons. CAPT. David g. Bailey:
fifHfssxH ::s: s$: Geo.: Ss:
ss intended 10 form line between Panama
A ISrts in Cafo5na pssenses il the after cabins are
- steerage found with furnished
isS space -,'s o md All s
We n1s saeesaing IN reasnrement ten cubic tsS
'S'aii exceed weight
P::sss. frou Panama to San Rias r..,- .,oo
=: San Diego. go is
No stores landed vii Ss taken as baggage Charges
Rss sR ssa s
aps sa tho once
EMPIRE CITY LINE-roR SAN FRANCISCO VIA CHA
% as s%aa orH VII
" .:ls$; .s;
rTHRoUGH LINE ron CALIFORNIA, VIA cHAGREs,
viii iirsi rs
az N1ss' s oRESS EsS % Il "a & sS
rs' One Of cSasrs. Sailing rssks.;;
si New ' York % t. @ $50 "a do aHsS SD s
HE roR sAf VIA GMA .,
On saturday Nay an, e o'cioek Passengers viii place
''sn I6sTASD SGslS f 81 South
CALIFORNIA TICKETS FoR sALE-oNE THROUGH
& 5 5 s 'a and Hc s . IsSsa rSS%
(ady'sl per Crescent City, nh FOR sale by
IL. W. PRESCOTT. No. IL Wall street.
N. B-Passports furnished for crossing the lsthmus.
CAIIroRNIA TICKETS wANrEp-ANY PERSON
~ having through tickets for sail
'
street
THE sLOOP THREE BROTHERS. NOW LYING AT
Per p N r. Of ~ tons burthen and in running order,
for sale chesp-terms cash. Apply to
ard p,Itn MAIL
The New York herald., 1850-04-28
sIiIpPING.

RRITIsH AND NORTH AsEKlcAN r. \ srEAn-
- shipsThe attention % ths public 10 directed 70 the al
tion made In the ships o sail from Amsrsa In the nsuth
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20


TOBACCO-The ma te - -iiuei but prices firm. The
only transactions thai Of 50 hhds. sold fol-
lows 80 hhds low z, y ut5SC97, and at 51Sc
" ID.
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs-very little doing in either
article, and noticed only small sales previous quota
tons.
FLOUR-The market is still unsettled, and buyers hold
back Sales yesterday barely zoo bbl including leo bbs st.
Louis (uninspected) at 90 l2. 100 do. Supene IS So
several small lots ST. Louis Con the Leyee) 46 50 So 49,
l50 Choice Missouri &c 10 and 100 Extra Illinois 81 50
" Dbl.
GRAIN-The demand for Corn was moderate, and only
about 1000 sacks disposed of intending $50 sacks (part
heated AT 20, and SIG Yellow Tin ots) 75c " bushe
White, in small lots from second hands, has brought sac
Soc. Oats still dull Sales 1CJ sacks Prime St Louis
81 and 800 Illinois and st Louis lo) Coo " bush
PROVISIoN5-Pork IS without change, and we noticed
retail sales of Mess eli 80 and of Prime IS % " Dbl
of Bacon IA casks Ribbed Sides sold at SIC % h.
tierces Prime at 7szc y b..
WHiSKY-Dull. Sales 1C0 bbs Rectifed at o. and $50
Raw Gin two lots) at 2514(DGc W gallon.
HAY-We noticed sales of 200 bales Prime Eastern at 81
and go Western Tin two lots) s22 5OOs23 90 " ton
SALT-1OGo SKIS Liverpool Coarce (bleached) sold at the
Brooklyn Warehouse at 81 TO- and 300 SKIS Turks island
75c W sack.
BAGGING-We noticed sale of a pieces at 131Sc cash
LIME-A lot of 400 bbs Alton taken at 81 % y bbl
COFFEE-We noticed sales of 1850 bags Rio Tin several
lots) at 914fOs%, and 50 at 921c " ib.
E&CHANGES-NO alteration.
FREiGHTS-A ship taken for Liverpool at I'D for
COttan.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20

Tu1Rp MusIcIPALrTY-R Recorder Seuzenoau- Exciting
Scens.-lt is often that called to chronicle
incidents occurring in the Old 1hTdthe usual quiet of that
district preventing affecting details horrible develope
meuts Yesterday, usual visited the faro sanctum
of the courteous Recorder who pesde the destnes of
the ancient suburb, and there with veteran Of
the press turned the dusty documents in the foorn
hope of extracting something not quite ancient the mys
teous Chinese temple the Square, the rmbui craft
of Captain Noah. But alas, for human patience in ex
plorng and human endurance in walking great dis
Iance found the regular reward of toll in the Oft
repeated word of-nothng. In desperation at the
proless journey, determined to wait for an item, and
ike the Jolly rever who at IL NJ was looking our for his
door, to let it come round" Our companion, not
blessed with uperabundance of that gift of youth-hope-
alone nominations, and contenting himself with
-, 'g made the circuit travelled homeward half hour
elapsed and we too had ceased to hope when
t'"al, entree of two officials with prisoner in the
% handsome widow of twenty-and crowd OF
s"ape " -; ended our dreams, and made us wde-awke
Eapns ~ 7he Recorder took his accustomed seat-hlts
'oi respect to the dignitary, and the State OF
oin and the examination was proceeded with, The
Louisa9,, a,u ,'e given Emily Blanc. She stood ac
name % l Me- I'd the complainant, Francois Perrin
roundly asserted that at m 49, N I1 iI 'ee
nauaine ES' 4G o5 lac placed the in her recue
cour d y - ~ ~ i ,L, she had been pursued, over
taken and the missing goods four - @ ~ p
Gle mentioned The evidence SCENE, e ~, 49, ~
der shrugged his houlders-the wild, =" Poeueu ma n
was not guilty. amid torrent of tears Sna Mewny W.
would have bet of s. Buncess best uo % a NM
cent of the charged What to be DONE IN ue einer
gency the kind feelings of the magistrate came 70 W anu
Mercy and he demanded more witnesses before uang out
cOmmttal ,,, L.,
The prosecutor demured. AT this moment little Due
eyed girl of thirteen came breaessy INTO the ONCE ran
the Recorder and cried out with bewtchng Pathos tina
she came to clear the good lady! What commoi'on TN
little witness producedl How eagerly were the inquire
made what she knew of the NATTER and how readily even
before hearing story did every heart except the accuse
feel the conviction that grave mistake had been made TN
arrest The girls evidence settled the question. sh
had been playing front of the store and saw the accuses
making her purchases Upon the counter was seated a.
infant of two years of age the child of Perrin, who had
nane ignorance picked up the lace and placed it In tn
NustOmers retcule which lying by its side! In
ing girl saw the freak laughed heartily at the affair, an
yo hen forgotten until told while playing with some yonn
hau 7ions, that " woman had been taken In old r.
copa for stealing lace" The truth at once flashed upo
nm sort the child and at once she flew like fairy upo
ue mind OF 7feourse Mrs Blanc discharged amidst I'll
e giIa' he auditory, and we went on our way reIo
ing and plying tn,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20
Crescent Asoph anO Bob lprtntins OtHrr.
NEW ORLEANS:
THURSDAY MoRNING. JUNE 20, 1854

We repoered yesterday the aagnment before Recorder
Caldwell, of Patrick Standard George Picket Mary Mckay
Bridget McAdams, and two Others, charged by Robert
Giles with having feloniousy entered premises on the 18th
INST and there assaulted beat and robbed him of 49, We
have since learned that the defendants will be enabled to
prove different of the case at the examination which
is fixed for the 2ls n and that they are innocent of so
grave charge.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20

RFCoEpgR's COURT. - Second Municipality. - Theo.
obald Fritz deaf and dumb boy, was andgned on the
charge of stealing from Theodore L. McGl of l27 Julia
street tin box containing about $3.50, gold pencil ease,
and other valuable articles Mr. McGi had been the lads
beueacor for two years. The evidence sufficient
commit the accused for trial
John Connolly brought up the charge of disturbing
the repose Of Julia stree by making loud and unusual
noises lie required find bail in the of $500 to
Nsep the peace.
Y David, apohecary, keeping shop at the OF
- IS Row, Poydras and Phllppa street, ar
@ for having received purchased about two hundred
' IH orh of opium, stolen from the establishment of
H1 N Ns & Allison, which opium, is alledged, he
i t', .. u He acknowledged that he had purchased
L rue" selsred he did nnocently, and therefore
rIe,Iad ,o ,~pt The case Will be investigated.
l5 IL was aTraIgned the charge of bur
=, r, S;eL =, Ned in evidence, that Tuesday
So, hi bo"sa street, broken open and the
following articles one sOa malca ana ehaiq; one ST.
yer watch, ecle rings Scieye tbat the slave was
cumstanoes, h = induced to ; ias si s " as
party concerIsd. The ewl be, 81 lu1ue uay'
Sas1HNliler, found in far advanc, So u eDia'on III
Id street, was taken in charge and, ' ieo'ufe' was
discharged. ,.-..i.
Michael Barry and Patrick Cosgrove uhuesons Ca
animation during the greater part of the sit "s' On COM
plant made against them by Jesse McHeny, VINO
them with swearing falsely in tesfyng that they %
paid to Mr. blcienry certain day, which the
ant denies Barry remanded and COsgTOve com "'eu
for trial.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20

FIRST DISTRICT CouRT-Judge Larue-David Jourdan
HaS boatswain, lad of fourteen and James Abby were
put on their trial for stealing chronomeer and dirk from
the ship Athens, belonging Capt Charles H. Chase The
jury rendered a verdict of guilty.
Several cases of assault were also triad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20

BuRGLARY-On the night of the 9Th instant the premises
oil Joseph Banch entered and robbed of sundy art
cIes Yesterday Mr. Bisnch appeared before Recorder Ge
no and identified watch and chain found in possession
OF francisco Roy and John Brochehe also charged said
parties with robbery The examination has not yet been en-
tered ntn
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20
NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKET.

JEFFERSON CRY,
Wednesday Evening, June 10, 1850. s.
Arrived to-day steamers Rockaway and Hecla: III
head OF Red River Beeyes A. and Bunkerbi SO
Western Bee es 1C0 Hogs, 275 heep IS Mich Cows and
Calves. The market is well provided
PRIoEs Beef Cattle, 30536c " ID net; Hogs, 50D5sc
W ID net; Sheep, 81 5O0s2 80 % head; Mulch Coss 4l4O
s2s " head Cdlges s3 GOOSE 50 4p head.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20
List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Ncts-ln the First municipality ldsrignstsd The following
-ls z mi - me mol Commence at ths Railroad and
IN the Second @ the Nes Steamboat Land
Fldihp4t Landing. 1nlTd
mencs hE RallToa lbains
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20

The ARSON CAsE.-We have given before the full par
cuars of the attempt to burn the coeehouse at the corner
OF St Louis and MaTas Streets on the 11h inst Yesterday
Juan Mar lnez the bakeeper, again brought before
Recorder Genos for examination. Nj. NJ. Reynolds an
peared for the State and Cypen Dufour the accused
W aichman Gonzales sworn, who testified that he had
dscoy "Ted fire found soaked in camphne on the
preces -tc 1t further shown that the stock was in
sured for and that by aDpaisemen made by order
of the underwater the full value the goods did not exceed
$500 Martinez was committed for trial
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-06-20

SToyE,-Mr. Soyer, late pre-.
POCKET COOKING eookeres of the far-famed
siding genius over The has just brought forward
an invention-a cooking s. carried in The pocket
ings, sufficiently small to be I party.
a first rate thing for piek-niC