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OFFICIAL.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

- - TUESDAY, March %, l60l
The Council met at FIVE o'clock, P. M.
Present; Messrs. Brother, Etter, Hawthorn,
Hooper, Johnson, Marks, Montanye Pride, Rem.
shaw, Sewell, Shields, Sykes, Stewart and Yancey.
In the absence of the President Mr. Brother
was called to the Chair.
The journal was read and approved.
The following message Of the Mayor was read,
and that portion in relation to w. H. Track, (. m
c., was referred to the Attorney for his opinion,
and the balance to the Committee on Fire:
MAYoRALrY OF New M.Hah 1n5Iass; a ;sz,
TO The Honorabie President aud Members If the Council
mepseGd would call your attention to
adopted by your aG1STnbe D BODY At your last
S psg Number Two passed az on the & ay ss
ams % in rsissnce q an N act % Of he essatDrs appoved
cd March s4s WHICH act prescribed certain formaIties e
themselves of its benefits. and Defined limit
II does appear, from the resolution passed by
Honorable Body that any Of these essential iormaes were
and it is opinion that the permission
Ss free o to %1 IN the s1 5 @
return said resolution for your further confederation
sSen Of the sale the Contracts for erecting two b'ics
efd2y their adndeatIon. The for building
ss % fa ts s F IL
FIRE Company No o. at ssi5o; both BY John Paul security
J. w Boon all subject to your approval. .
have the honor 10 be. very respectfully yoS, obeden'
servant, A. ID. CRossMAN, Mayor.
The following letter and accompanying state.
ment were read, from the Comptroller:
CoMPrRoLLER's OFFIcE, SECOND MUNICIPALITY,
New Orleans, March %, 1851
10 the Hon. Recorder and Aldermen Of Hunicipdity No
TUo:
GESTLKMEs-Pursuant to the resou lion adopted YOU
last sing herewith transmit the showing the cos
lor blfns the Municipal Halt with the COS, Of the ground
ADoLPHK LAYET, Comptroller.
Statement of Expenditures n,ade for tie Juisd-
ing Of The Municipal Hall to this date, qcith
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A SURE and safe remedy for and will positively
cure, the Sick Headache, Chis and Fever Jaundlce.
Dyspepsla hronc Darhea, Sea Sickness. Cholera and
Choera intanum and restore healthy action the Liver
entering into their compound. They 10 not pno 10 be
remedy Tor all manner Of diseases that flesh heir be-
perence warrants us In saying the hey will posi-
lively cure T1ey viii also correct all arrangements OF the
the system commonly called rheumatc
1t an excellent remedy for the Gravel and Vermi-
fuge o. Worm medicine, there is none better
LIZ Prepared only by Or. ] s. FAsCHER, lao Fulton
street, New \ ork, a lew doors from Broadway.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
- e. d. BEACH III Cana street,
sas, Texas and Florida kif-yd&w
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VOLUME lV.-NUMBER 20.
DANCING ACADEMIES.
DANCING ACADEMY.

DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. P. CLISSEY respectfully informs the ladies'
lsl Gentlemen Of Neworleans that his Dsncay saA
Academy will be opened MONDAY next Nov. 4,
MA No. Caron6ee street, between Common and sS
"a ~ Canal Streets where be will teach ali the
&4 fashIonabs Dances such the following
~ French QuadviAes.
False Deu1 Temps. Polka JHazourka,
Tase Trois Temps, German Polka Haiti,
Polka du Salon, LS Redona.
The Scottish Polka.
C. Dances ladies gentle
mi n a Of fifteen iessonz.
10 Glasses ladies gentlemen
svery day.
n- Glass for Children from O'Clock t MONDAYS
aud THURSDAYS.
70 Class gentlemen fro,n hapsst ill 10, every night
NevOrieans, Nov 2, 1850. M SIN os INV
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LEO leiV; flnet, Castlt-
In n Co Hennessy, London
Dock, etc. etc.
SHERRY - Amontillado
Harmony, Imperial, Yriarie,
L.obO, etc. etc.
MADEIRA Blackhurn's
South Side. Howari, Mash
u To-, etc. etc.
PoRT-rhe Qneen's. .opor-
to. London. etc &c
Bu RGUNDY - Chamber,
tin Hermitaga. etc. etc.
tu AMPAGNE - Piper 4
Co.'S II eidsick Schneider.
Creme lie benzg, etc. elc
hT sAUTERNES-Cha.
teau d'Yguem, e,c. etc.
CLARET-Chaieaubaiitte
a {.
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HoCk-Jonannisbesger Rndssheimer sie- e. and Mo
Very superior Holsnd Gin S.gich ifsn, a.. az. 10
aAe+e Whi.ks r-s-s- G~.sar,' ufaeoo. e.
uity FtnleIs and meEchaEn suppnea IN
tayoIahe terms
, e-s' Cubs and gentlemen furnished W hoics Wines.
Bra dies, asstrfi
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BOARDING.
REMOVALS.

D EMOVAL-JoHN WILLIAMS, Cotton Factor
IL and Commission Merchant has removed to 81 Gravef
street jan
p EMOVAL.-Dr J. S. KNAPP, Dentist, has
IN removed his otfce srom l04 Common of
st Charles his office and residence. No. 10 BaFonns
street, where he be found the constant pratee Of his
protest. in all ts departments jaa, tjy1
d ENrOVAL-The Office OF the New Orleans
and Carroton Railroad Company has been removed to
No. l2B street. M
D EN- 3VAL.--R5 II. MARR, Attorney at Law,
IL has removed from No. IL St. Charles street No.
Canp street, up sairs- MS ly
p EMOVAL-JosEPH H. PALMER u Co have
removed from 50 Graper to No. ECamp street.
si.,.'- sir''V,er. Gl 6m
EOR SALE-A GIG, in good order. A NE
GRESS, 81 years old, and her Child, 5 yea,s old she
is good cook. washer and ard is sold i9r fault
fully guaranteed. superior PIANO FORTE. in fine
der. nearly new. A FAMILY GARBAGE, d.ssd fe, one
two horses with Ionbs Harness. ZOO Sweet ORANGE
TREES, two and three years old.
FOR RENT--The No. ~ Julia street, good stand
for any retail business
Apply at % Nachez street. up stairs mt20 5ts4tos
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WATCHES AND JEW,ELRY

WATCHES AND JEWELRY j
d. ANDERSON, No. II 81. Charles street. S~f
u. Watches, Chronomeers and Nautical iHEtru- tSsa
nients accurately adjusted. Philosophical and Eec al
trcal Apparatus made to orde, and repaired. Hsssx
SOhour Chrenometefs altered to run % hours SO ly
M H. MEYER, No. 100 CAMP street. Watch ~
lVl. maker and dealer in JEWELRY, GOLD tSA
PENS, FANCY ARTICLES, and WATCHES. X a
An Jewery articles repaired AT moderate prices. mlSs2
ZINE WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER
L WARE, etc. YOUNG Il co. No. Camp street,
have complete Of articles
list manufacturers, Gold and Silver hunting and "a.
Lever and Duplex Escapements full and R
ieweed full plate and three plate movements anil
all Geneva Watches pan engraved snameled and the
which
and quail y.
Ladies' CHAINS Of the patterns.
Geniiemen's Guard, Fob aad Vest CHAINS.
SPECT ACLEs Gold, Silver and Steel. for all sights.
Diamonds in Brsastpns and Rings-very cheap.
Ladies' Breas pins and Ear Rings-a large assortment.
Gold Pens, Gold sId Silver Holders, Points warranted.
Sgnet Rings sthe Stone Rings Wedding kings, plain Geld
Rings.
Studs Collar and Sleeve Buttsns
siLvERWARE warranted pure a, com, PLAN and thsasd
Spoons Table and Dessert Forks Soup Ladies' Butter Knives
So gar Tongs.
1 An assortment Of handsome Silver Cura.
PLATED WAkE, consisting Of Ca-ois Chnissticfs ETC.
Fine English Office Clocks with Steel Winding Chans.
I
vi above stock before purchasing
whole Of the finest quality not to be eIesed
trade, and At moderate
Particular Clocks
JeweiTy. Csnes mounted and Diamonds
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MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS.

mILLINEAY AND FANCY GOODS.
- !" We voudrssrecfally inform our frends nA
~sna snsornsrs mat vs have removed
80 NO. 80 Canal street. besxeeu Royal sad Bourbon >A
-, s,Issts, go We nsits The aiisa and sentiemen
vh9 Th 10 purchase cheap call puYebasns
ana examine The eheapness and quality q eus gsoda
We receiving AID opening BEAUTIFUL AssoRrMENr
Of Ladies' Nisses' sk yeyet sr npci
in ae all kiuds that together spIsnS sScmst
Of hbooas artificial Fd~er Pues Ebrodery of an dsscrin
tio.s Thread Merlin Lare csps; Gloves ETC.
~ Orders for the nskins Drszss and nsolas IN
es sbi izhGent8 =
g. Bonnes cleaned In saperor for %
Yns that do wish to buy cheap, eal No. IS Canal
o3 sm -..g.- -...f L. J. sTHk1
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN
E3kA "a - -


n
NEW ROUTE via Cincinnati, Columbus and
Cleysland, to Buffalo. Niagara Falls Uppsr ARD Lower
Canada, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany Saratoga Spfi ings.
Montreal Qnebec Roon New York Philadelphia, etc. etc.
TeNswY ork IN 4S hours from Cincinnati. le n anna,
roads Two Daily Trans-mornns and evening On and
after opening OF navigation Lake Ere, passenger by
Express Train will leave Cincinnati in the mesnng, ss
Cleveland evening" and proceed Buffalo tbs
low pressure, first class steamers EMPIRE STATE and
BUCKEYE ST ATE; arriving at Butfso next morning in
Express Trains for Albany arriving Albany
time for Evening Line Of Steamboats, and srrvng at New
York next morhng-makns 0rtyeight hours through rom
Cincinnati to Newf ork. -
Passengers leaving Cincinnati by Morning Express Train,
will sleep first night OF abuve steamers viii sleep
second night steame. North River eeins asfresh for
business arriving New osk when leaving he! homes
No extra cha to Meals etaeiooms On the boss u
connection with this line Passengers by Evening Tram
can stop night Columbus, (capal Of Oho.> BRO
ceed direct through suit thsis convenience Inc
Roads of this and laid Throughout with heavy
Rail- and exsrtion will be spared to secure the safety
and speed of travellers. - ~. -.
steamers leave Cleveland daily Tor Dunkrk. tietro Mack
naw, Chicago and all lhe principal points on the Lakes
~ For all information and through tickets, pleas apply
the Office East side OF Broadway nr 199s North oil
Front, Cincinnati. r. w. SIhADEn. Asent.
cincinnati, Fshruary, ISL te4o I'm o.
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MUSIC.
NEW MUSIC STORE,

NEW MUS1C STOhLs
SO Camp street, three doors below Poydros.
THE public is respectfully invited to call and
sssis a. "
piano. Feis., .f%pl iiSm Peye Co.. Henri her
Gilbert 9 Co. snd The bsst Fl Obs5 maker DIS,
feoo Pianos 'aapi f.n". S .'fa from fer erz ano
n square Pianos, from Gilbert Dunhsm VIM Hall q Son,
The % %:Dssad prize Piano. from VIM. Hall & Son. Broad
Melodeons from 4 to oc.avos.
Parl0I Organs, IN Ych carved cases.
Of Guitars Of dc6 varied patterns, some of
Tq%ss' %nsfm %sks FI";.,
Improved AcoOdeen, warranted not to get ont Of
bIasa from double bass 70 ao-tosether with
M S AGFReD F. TRGsT T inS ha. CHI charge of the establish
nent and will be at all times ready to wait his
room has been fitted up for the especial use of the ladies'
%nsis ss can @ f tried s Sx4o
PLANO sogJH AMP y NyslG sTohs.
e. f%1 foRTHs 2 :iS rom e r. s;!S $50.
y Bsyis Van ~ @iass. iss0a i3aa Gaze e Ce. and
sfT 81 lffs
Paso . are f' s auo ,G%
ase parc1a,y Hf the Gcun,Iy WI where 1ssrs can ses
other Piano These Pianos have an Independent i'm o. case
which can be removed in moment there being no
ton ss,"sfR Il F.'9 a9t Sgsf TTAs
bother Musical Instruments, constantly hand and
X4SE for sale at lew prices. SHEET MUSIC for Pene
%ss Forte, Guitar Flute etc. Also INSTRUCTION
HeA BOOKS for all musical instruments. ~ A Lib.
ea Discount Dealers Teachers and all those sending large
orders. All orders promptly attended to. nh22
MUSIC AND MUSICAL LlNsTRUMENTs.-Th
lNl subscribers would respectfully request your >f1x
attention to their large and extensive stock Of Mu
sic and Muscs Merchandise of every descnpten l33f
and also their well selected assortment Of Piano N
Fortes, from the factories Of the first makers in the
United States and Europe
Strings for VIOLIN Guitar, Harp, VonceIo. Double Bass
etc. Guitar Pins, Pegs, Screws. etc.
Volns, Flutes, tar Accordions, Brass instrument
for Bands, Tambournes Banjos, Drums, etc. etc.
Piano Forte Wire, Tuning Hammers Forks, etc etc.
every article connected with the Music Business.
Ordes tor Music and Musical Instruments will be prompt
attended to.
liberal discount made to dealers and professors. and
semnares.
Second Hand Pianos bought, taken in part paymen
| for
All the Music received from the North pub
| lshed.
The entire Music Department will be under the charge
| Mr.. Ii. ID. Hewitt. :. New Orleans, La, Oct: 5:
| Z. A. TYLER.
| o25 dtf&W4t II. ID. HEWITT.
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The President appeared and took his seat

SIhNUINH COMMITTEES,
Mr.. Brother, as Chairman of the Finance Com.
mittee, presented the following reports and resolu-
tions; and they were adopted after suspension
OF the rules;
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SHRUBS, SHADE AND FRUIT TIRE ES.
John GRE ENFIELD has for sale lot of
Splendid fI.UEsRiS .a5gs ESfsf!esn and Ornamental %
sHRUBs,- i&
shAPfi FRdIT dPa TREES. ~
Laura Mundi. lOto Is m ml5oSvicksburs Peaches Pears
9euoie fowsrng MYRTLE plpms s.so's and Appe''
50 1t!ss1; tssps sols j !" po%ssransie.; paasss ass
G,ratsgus Glabr, TO ls htl2o Pine Apple;
o5 cys Pram. 80 G1aps Vnss nspon''''
II feet; so Lemons;
. Caialpa DO 10 10 l5f. i Sweet. Mandarin, Curi
80 is A1bervn 4 e,ansfs
10 double Towering ili6i. sS So 20 II pois:
Indian Rubber Trees to 10 $500 Cypress Pyamas, TO
200 sS Grand Due Jasmine; 5S Rrbsss,n, to feet
Five thousand Green-honse Plants and Shrubs at the
NnIsery on Poland street nesr the new Tobacco Ware
sy Plant and Seed Store corner of Exchange Place and
M ssas ass ss Po oes IA sf% ofsns
Of urine quality, on moderate terms. M taplos
SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,
20S Gtrod Street Nsac Orleans.
WHEELER, Pc rTEES IL co, would res
" @6Rk fG' .ad ,nif b5afs Ge
and SAW S # sa
such Turn Tables Stay Plates. Switches Chairs, e,c
the shortest notice and the mosi app'osed sysst1,
boSs ir6n and Bras work o. slmsst al Einis
Orders for Columns, Pipes, Whess fnrnsee honths
Crate Bars Store Fronts Irun Shutters AMI uur Gal
and Tomb Raings Shafts and Pneys, Axies and BOXES,
Grters Stove Plates. yeliainr, sash Weighs. ETC., VIII
meet with prompt attention.
The blacksmith Department Is hted np 10 enable woIk men
to execute any orders that may be rscetvei.
Orders from Plantations punciualy attended to, which
please address
j. f. WHEELER, J. GEDnES,
l.. G. PETTEES. s. SWOQP.--,.
fal9 --z=s--------- .n,
NJ rr5T---r1Is1, --,15, M RRTs& WALDO, Nc. IA Can.
FINE faBE 99fi1s afssd FasSs a fSrs n
paned and Wooden Ware Table Mats Gilt ami Bronze
Mating, and House Furnishing Goeds generally Sperm
and Wax tapdes Sperm, ale, Lard Inssed Neai sfoo
ard Chemcnl Obs; Spirit Gas t,amphne Al ohol Tnr,er
3s, ni,y spS & Pans Of AZ deserp,ions; brushes Window G'
se1lhg and s. rings; Flowing Polishing Scrane Fuspi
tafe. toaeh Black Japan and " hits Danar Vanishes
Also-Picked and Common Moss always for sale
p.,, PRICES OF cAMPHINK:
y Py we we eaiIe 90 cents per gallo
Es ~ 'iiG nse sahons' .65 cents gao
roI sSs 70 nHuts per galo
res lp ~ tgW
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SHOES. HATS, ETC.
EDUCATION.

Nsf~ TEACHER OF MUSIC. -
XTsf5K kgrMRs. m. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Mu-
1{SZ2e u Piano Forte and Guitar, pupils
~ at her residence, Race, near Camp street;
also, the Catsneiet ard lula
regnar Lectures her pupis ths
scieace OF Music-- s. fr tvevs ezsona ma
HIGH SCHOOL, corner Of Constance and Race
IL sts., by Rev. ALEXANDER CAMPBELL. n23 ly,
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A. I'll. DONALDSOn

No. 81 Camp street, Nsw Orleans,
IMPORTER OF oHuIcS
pRANDIES-Sazsrac, 1888; Otard, Dupuy u
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The Police Committee, to whom was referred
the petition of Costello and Quadras, corner of
Tchoupitoulas and North Market streets, for per-
mission to rent the side. walk in front of their prem
ises, to a retailer of dry goods and shoes, beg
-
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ComproIler's Office, Second Municipality,
New Orleans, March 10, ia5l
ApoLpUE I,AYKT Comutroller
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MEDICAL CARDS.

nOCTOR WREN, on Jackson, between Rous-
seau and Laurel Streets Lafayette. Reterences-Dr s.
A.Cartwrght, Dr. M Cannon Dr. VIM. G. Austin. mh5 ly
nR. J. S. COPES-Office and residence, 444
~ Magazine street. second door above Edward ds iy
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The Finance Committee have under consdera-
tion the communication of Dennis Cronan, asking
relief payments OF cash warrants to amount Of
about five thousand dollars
Your Committee have to report, that since the
reference of said communication, Mr.. Cronan has
been paid part Of his claims the Treasury, and
satisfactory arrangements have been made with him
for the balance due him.
Your Committee ask to be discharged from
further consideration Of the subject.
A
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The Outdoor patients include all those who
apply personally at the Dispensary while the In
Door are these attended a. their residences b.
the District Physicians.
Il will be observed that the increase has been
very rapid since 1877, owing principally to the
vast increase in the number Of immigrants during
this period. Cholera and its kindred diseases
swelled the number in l349, while the pas! year
has been remarkable for general healthfalness
and freedom from epidemic diseases.
Vaccination has always engaged the parsic1lar
attention Of the Dispensary Physicians. ThiS
operation is performed upon all who apply a. the
building by the House Physicians, while i. is the
duty Of the District Physicians 10 make diligent
inquiry, in the course OF their visits, and either
vaccinate themselves or refer 20 the DispensAry,
all those who are u OF protected. Vaccine virus
il sent to all parts Of the United States, besides
being supplied TO most Of the physicians OF this
city. ,,,.-.--.....
Such are the services performed by this lnstltu'
ton. and we venture the assertion thati although
unpretending and unoStentatious IN It's character
there is no charity in this city when annually as
perse6 al equal amount OF POSITIVE renei 70 SUI
tering humanity. Byour timely aid and visitation
Thousands are saved from severe illness, or IN
cases ofinevitable severity OF protracted disease
receive those kind attentions which would other
wise be beyond their reach. Oar physicians pos
sess unequalled advantages for discovering the
existence OF approach OF epidemic diseases as
well as fer obtaining the most valuable intorma,
ton respecting the localities which would demand
particular attention under such circumstances
thus constituting a most efficient board OF heata
Wardens. In consequence Of our viciaIty TO the
Offices Of the Governors Of the Aims house ana
Commissioners of Emigration, we are called upon
10 perform large amount Of duty lwmcnl Wouid
otherwise involve the necessity Of having an
additional medical officer attached 70 those ins5i-
tutionE.
The funds for the support Of this Institution are
derived from several sources. The lCity OorP ia
ton have annually appropriated sl'OOV, ana .nS
State Legislature have for several years stAn.S q
$500 annually, which VAS derived Iron zoe
State passenger fund. This grant was, ios soHe
unsccountable reason, diminished last year 90
$500, while cur Registers record the tact taas ne
amount Of service rendered 70 the lmnnsrsn ants
rad LARGELY increased. These sums, 'o5ssnes
with rents, life membership, dividends ana a.
pual subscriptions Of s., make up an a-lO4 n. |,
barely sufficient 70 meet the current expenses u
the Institution. The Trustees are indeoted 20
he late mzaiacest be9ussts Of the psnlIs isDily
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A FRIEND IN NTED.-A sort Of manmilliner
who writes letters from Paris to The Herald
romes IN 10 the relief of Gen. Cass as follows:

distinguished friend OF mine, recently returned rom
NJ tour In that country describes the feeling OF
apprehension "a very great among the ssiocracy ha en-
ea Cas- " be the next President OF the United eaHs
They forgive the General for having broken up s
nuintupe treaty. Indeed il was the defeat OF ina treaty
by he powerful pen and moral influence Of The General
atffst exhibited the American Republic 10 al us rslhg
gTeaneKs and power The continental parties 10 nC IN
snment Till then the United States were thought nte
more of BIZ he people Of Russia Austria, End conunenA
Europe generally than the Sandwich Islands ana China
But when thew saw long and well digesed plan OF Eng
and 10 alliance with the great powers OF Europe com
petey thwared by able minister II ars icy Deg
calculate for the first time, the character ana power OF
our great country. decision was promptly come 70,
AHong them all that II would not do 20 quarrel wita Amer
lea From that time TO the present bitter ieellng mas
been ehershpd 10 the bosom Of every English arsocra
ether whs or tory sgAuEt General Casa Unless our pol
cisns are willing to the displeasure OF the mother
country they had better abandon General Cass and take
I'D some or or candidate.
w e trust the above will be heard amid the
prevailing "noise and confusion" and give the
General chance for the nomination Of his party.
We publish it in that hope, as an act Of charity
IN his present desperate circumstances. We
give notice that when he 10 elected we shall not
expect any reward.
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ARRIVAL OF THE IsABEL.-The steamship IS
abel. Capt Rollins, arrived at her whafi az 1
O'Clock Yesterday, with Havana dates TO tne IN
inst. Among her passengers were slgnora 4e'
desco and Sig. Vietti, ofthe Havana Opera troupe
Lord George Bingham and Sir James stewart,
Charleston Mercury, T.
FIRE Is PHLADELPHIA-On Sunday morning.
the large stablng Of the extensive brick yard o.
John c. Arrison, ESQ. on the Baltimore hairoao'
between the Gray Ferry road and Long Lane,
West Moyamensing, was fred by some lurking
william, and totally destroyed Some 1000 bun
dies of straw and hay were consumed, and nine
valuable draught animals-six horses and three
mules, persisted in the flames Loss about 5000
HEAVY RoBnERY-A man who recently ar
rived from Florida was two days since enticed by
several persons into an obscure part OF the city
and robbedof 81 Geo. The police are on the track
Of the perpetrators Of this heavy robbery.
IN o. Pcayune.
MURDER.-A free negro man was committed 70
Anne Arundel County Jail last Tuesday, Tor the
murder Of a negro man, the property OF Dr. Fem
wick, Of West River. He struck the negro over
the head with club, from the ELECTS OF which ne
died shortly after. The murderer is believed to
be derRnged. batlmore rSVloP