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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-20

AMERICAN THEATRE AND CIRCUS,
PoydTas str-.f.
J. 5. mayer.
EQUESTRIAN FETES EVERY NIGHT.
T1RlCEs REDUCED Circle and Pasquette, so cents
l. Boxes and Family Circle, rs Galleries. 10
Besides regular Troupe Of tques
trans Clio sns, Gymnasts, NEW STAR EVERY NiuHT.
THIS EVENING, February 10
night of EMPIRE MiNSTRELs, under the direction
of COOL WHITE and with DICK Sitter 8 Pupil, D. LEWIS
~" Friday Sight-First Night Of LA JEUNE BURTE.
Saturday Night First Night OF the Dramatic Rider, Mr.
d. W STONE.
rT- n,y Per1 nance on SATURDAY, 70 o'clock NJ.
when she ThestTe viii be larkene and GIFTED with
DAN RICE'S CIRCUS
ST. CHARLES STREET, OPPOSITE PERDIDO STREET.
LIVERY NIGHT, Grand Change of Performance consisting
beautiful Slack
Tight Rop. Performances Genie ntsrludes Novel Dances Songs
'r,nsry Dancing Tsk hnrsss
FAIRY productions, exnate
uiiug batch or the %hmsi al EIh. Nsrsons of the
GREAT Clown, DAN RICE,
JOHN SMITH and his TROUPE.
~ MIR. S. =. STCKNEY the great sz Ri!er
shortly appear
Doors open at g; performance will
quartsr-psst O'clock
E may the Box Office day.
hours OF 10 and q.
~ Circle Pit, cents
ored Gallery so fsl5
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FNsscy Balls.

TNNty - AteSs
(,nILDREN's FANCY
~ DRESSES,
FURS, FURS, FURS
LADIES' VICTORiNES,
CUFFS, COLLARS, ETC
OVER DARcy's HAT STORE,
}. STEuART, Agent,
fel7tt corner Canal and Chartres SITS.
ITO RENT - The undersigned having deter
Il mined 10 the country wishes relet -
veneu tso story B,ick Dwelling. III Girol M
tanning nj shower bath pantry and closets; has,
line front and side ward, well paved and with han isome
shruhery This hmen has recently been eegan y fur
nshed tn the best furniture, all of which will
sold at great bargain. Apply The premises, 90 at %
Camp street. fels II
STAR CANDLES AND PORT WINE
~ 40 boxes Star Candies, Is, Sd and As;
iV0 quarter casks Port Wine For sale BY
l.l3 T. RYUN, IS Old Leyee ST.
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Tea Warehouse.
No. % Camp street, New Orleans.

ME largest assortment of GR ZEN and B LACK
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Spoken.

Spoken.
BY the ship Vicksburg, the 18th inst off Indian Key,
ship Stephen Fausn, from Galveston bound New York
the 18TH 100 miles OF South Point, bark Pario hence
Tor Philadelphia.
Memoranda,
The steamer Aeck Scott left st Louis the 1lth nstIn
port for NewOreans Alton, Josiah Lawrence and
AmaranthR the Ohio River fast Cairo: the Mis-
slssippi falling at ST Louis with ~ feel water to Cairo.
Passengers.
Ter chip Eudocia, from Iiverpool-363 in Storage.
Per ship Nicksburg, from New ork-6 in s,eerage.
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Catalogue saie....... of Dry Goods.
BY r. II. PETITPAIN.
THURSDAY February 10 o'clock-WI his anc-
j ton ROOM No Canal street.
$50 packages lot. sEAsONABIE GOODS con.istng in
part Of Brese Toile du NorI Bae dEcosse plaid pan
striped Musins printed
whts snd eooFed Emhroderes Swiss Mullins C&mbcs Lsess
embroidered Collars Linens Linen shseiings fancy
Drills cotionafes Hosiery, ispe Drap d'Ee, Cingss Six
Fouefd. Print, Linen Cheeks Lisaios. Quilts, baehsd
Cotton Spool Cotton Mohsr LAces, Book A1sns
rouaris, SILK Manllas, Linen Canbrc fiandkerches sk
Psrssols,
Terms hersl ats
NJ Buyer morning be furnished with Gaia
b. n Y6fnire The Mi fe.u
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PianOfOrtes......... French Plate Mirrors, etc.
at the Old .3uct,on Mart, 81 CAMP st
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
THURSDAY, February o'ciock-WuI he sold TO tbe
j highest bidder, without
One fine Rosewood PIANO, Gale 4 Co. New York.
One
Six splendid French MIRRORS yarou, .,s, rev and
perfect. NJ Sale positive "
Tcrusc cash
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Catalogue sale. of ....... Plated Ware,
BY j. L. TAYLOR a. CO.
THURSDAY February o'cloctWi he sold
i auction sales room, No 81 Cbar,ies strsse-
general assortment Of Sheffield PLATED WARE consisting
Gale and Fruit Baskets Coffee Urns, Tea Teapos
Ter Dishes, Crust Frames, Ca des ess. etc ETC.
10 Catalogues will be ready and goods for examination
Wednesday next.
Term ataale, feI7
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sNs s.sss ct xsrs 1s
tel Ornaments Fancy Articles etc.. TO close oneAaasA
BY .VIGNIE, AuctiOneer.
" saD TS S Ne z Ss,'s:'
,ys yags Da"a%l RSs and Brs.spGs splendid Gold
Mae Bronze do Lamps Of different sizes and styles
% sT t s sf sn CRY 5
Country Merchants ousekepe and hers requested tend
EOR SALE-The well known Watering Place,
4 HOLLY WOOD on the Eastern shore of Mobile 49,.
Bay. ten miles Southeast Of the city, offered for fk;
sale. with all the Furniture and every Thing connected Xiii
made before Ell The 5th Of March .e'"' App''''
ay 1873 and has been open to the public three each
OF which the house been crowded for three MONTHS
:, The location !, of the commanding on Mobile
Bay having all the convenences for Shower and Salt Water
Bathing that are required for watering place The country
round pine woods no swamps ponds in the vicinity and
The main building, besides paors. dining rooms. office,
cabins varying in ze to .uit families Of which frame
buinss and have been finished within the last two years
To person having funds to this
o s san Value III be VIII
pease call on H. NJ. Wilson, St Michael street, Chamber.
80 s.' :, u ,0.W WILLARD FREEMAN, prop,,isstssr.
FOR sALE-A Square Of Ground in Faubourg
St Be1na'd Sa"'ia %s Fifsi situated
on hgh ground, and as contemplated by the Council TO
the streets the Ridge, will desirable location for
applying JOHN II. BARRETT,
felU lOt' Jackson and Rousseau Lafayette.
EOR SALE, OR EXCHANGE for a smaller or
l. less drau ght of ater-A first rate SCHOONER Y9r
of 60 TONS well found in respect, new sails etc. 4h
stands No. l, and running is fast saier and -
fine going vessel wond suit well TO to Pensacola
Galveston. other place carries well. with good cabin
eta Jan im paf''Ai' MUSES. sRpsE EASTMAN New Basin
VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATION AND
NEGROES FOR SALE-A very valuable and highly
improved Sugar Pantaon situated the parish OF Pointe
Coupee, containing 1900 of which 500 under cult
walton, offered for sale Sugar house, with supe
rior Engine, has Just been completed at cost OF 2oOO
With the Plantation offered Thirty valuales Negroes,
supply of Mules. Horses Wagons and Stock For
more OH 's''' WRiG afa Fs' Williams CO.
d3l # Union Row. 81 CarondsIs' St
| VXTANTED-A Good Dress Maker, one who
w understands cutting and fitting, and come well
recommended. None other need apply The highest salary
VIII Os s' Mrs A e. W ROPER No. le5 Poydras street
| Ao-Two OF three Apprentices wanted fels 81
| "ANTED-Tb undersigned wishes to pur-
| w chase ONE HUNDRED SLAVES, for which the
highest prices will be paid Those who have slaves for sa
will please call the undersigned, at his office. ID Graye
| street. ldl9 I'll j. W. BOALMAN.
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
~ viii be paid for The arrest and confinement in the
Secopn Municipality WorkhOnse OF the girl ELLEN "a
| or ELIZA WILLIAMS. Of yellow color, aged 1ESc
high cheek bones startled when spoken suddenly
and hestaes in her speech had when she left hon
net dark green worsted dress and false hair
front; has some fieckes on her lace teli I'm
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ENGLISH CAMEL COAL, at S / per barrel.
IL The subscriber has $50 superior ENGLISH CAMEL
Coal now landing from ship Richard Alsop. and will
ceive orders at the THOMPSON Coal Yard st. Charles street,
Camp st. lies lmlsl JoHN Ii. bhoWEh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
NEW. JERSEY ITEMS.

NHG NOMINATIONS. - Gloucester Co.
for Senator BenIsmin Harding Tor Assembly
ncpJsmn {. Tatem, Edmund Weathcrby Cor Sse-
ui john Eyles
NATIVE AMERICAN NOMINATIONS --Glou-
csst,r county -Senate: john y Wol.ard ASssm-
bly, William Pierce, James Gibson.
~ Mr.. Joseph Reed, an enterprising
farmer in the Germany Meth ooThooi. TIE Ssssss
Herda states. VS. badly bitten IN the arm aud face
by mad dog a few days since The dog belonged
to MIR Reed, and had Shown a ferocious disposition
for time past and had been bitten several yosrs
ago by fsbit dog Az the time OF his biting Mr.
Reed. such was has fcrOcty thstU with difficulty
he compelled % let SO MS gra sui sfer dong
he continued to bite posts fences. and Whatever
came in has way.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

r. The members Of the Naval Court of
Inquiry, and the other officers nov At the Brooflyn
NAVY Yard. assembled On Tuesday afternoon to ex-
press their regret a. the death Of Commodore War
rne.on. The meeting was presided over by Com
modore Sloat, and Purser Cahocne acted as oecrc'a'
~. The following re solution was adopted
Rs,ol,ci Thai We have esteemed the late Commodore
- u,rrIne1n As an officer Shs gallant deeds won
honor Tor his country, and shed rcnJwn upon his '"h
ZANE and that ~ regard his deceaso IS nous loss 70
aud that we cherish the memory Of his virtues
nm nc and private with emotions q grlsf that ne mas
Zen slen from an rg u.s. and with FEELINGS Of deep and
sincere sympathy fOr bis 6ereaysd fanny ana saas a.
ma The newspapers s1d copy communicated BIZ the Cnsr-
nan 10 the family % the deceased
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Commercial Intelligence.

MoLAssEs.-1he trade have operated with extreme
caution sales OF Barbados have been made a! lbs
TO I3s Cd. from the Quay.
Holders of SUGAR have evincet considerable de-
sire to realize, and prices have receded Cd to Is
There continues to be good business doing a. Man
chester particularly for the home trade
The Commercial advices rom Bombay by the last
mail, we're favorable but those from Calcutta re-
garded as very unsatisfactory.
The London Money market appears 10 havo uader-
gone no change since last week. The funds have
slightly Huctuated every day, and Con'us have adj
ysnced 10 ", at which they closed on Friday.
In foreign Stocks ihe feeling was not so good as at
the date OF previous adyIces Business has been
very limited and prices fat. Railway shares closed
On the 3d. with a slight improvement.
The transactions IN American Stocks have been
limited and price, are nearly nominal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

ErFykN1H WARD NOMINATIONS. The
Whig Electors of the Eleventh Ward met at Gas
coigns Hotel corner of Myrtle av. and Raymond'st
last evening. and placed IN nomination the following
Ward ticket
For ALSer7nan-Joseph Edwards.
Assessor-Francis c. KIRBY.
C6HsfaB9-AlexaDder Skinner. -,
Inspectors If Eicctoa-Frst Disirtet-Geo. Mitch'
ell, James 4. jenkins.
Second Decentralization Colyer, Geo Rogers.
Thu nominees for Assessor and Constable have
ably and satisfactorily flied, during the past ye@f,
the respeciiYe Offices for which they have been re-
nominated.
Two or TRADE, &C.-Peter Maxwell
ara Frederick Saunders were charged, before lfu-
man Smith " It'll committing an assault ana battery
n, Tie person of VIM 5 Holden. The plaintin ana
first named defendant are riyai grocers IN Canou'st
a,5 The row originated, II was said, In feelings Of
'@aIo,,.v TIE deiencant we're hled SO each, and
The cros. charge against Holden was dismissed.
r. The L liberty Pole in Fulton-st., near
The Ferry, having been found alling for some tims
~, - now in tic course Of being taken down. IL
xAs exactly 1873 feet inches In hign1.
T.pe,r ExcuRsIoNs.-The Suyker
Guard, Capt White, mastering q mush;is' pdOItss
ed Yesterday on target excursion 70 ivn t ~
where several valuable prizes were contehaea 'o'
Thew were accompanied by the Empire b ara Hall
Tie BoeIum Guard marched 70 vac . ~ ~ ,hsm
where they got into FIX stages proYtaeu nav we're
and proceeded 70 FLUSHING, l.. l., wneie .no 11.,,on
hosp,taby received and entertained BY .nsn ~
~ siSsrma an Poerun They numbered up~a,ui .o 81
"a nvsksts ard were accompanied oy ~'
bsnd.
AconFxr.-A child Of Mr.. AmmeI ,I
49,, Vas seriously injured yeslerdsy Dy aS
e.iertalIy fai..rg down flight 81 '1eP' INTO VIC
F,nE-At O'Clock Yesterday morning ai.as, a
.,be r. near Loselans.s VS.
a,d % be o. Ere a, f f,,inx promptly arrived ana
sne =, no rars XII sastsa The flames befsse maca
t.msge vs. cses;a
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fADvHRTIsEnBNr.1

~ Gleason's Pictorial for this week is
a splendid number, freghtod with full cargo OF
literary and artistic eXcellenceS Among the engraV-
ings are portraits of Sir John Franklin and eigh! oil
his officers Parodi as Norma, Regatta Scene at
Antwerp. the Danish iron steamship Jylland, Pillar
Rock IN Columbia River, four splendid,Uews OF the
Great Fair at Rochester and two accurate portraits
OF pii7e animals the curious Submarine Explosions
q, Hell gate, Safest, Boston, on the day OF the
Railroad jubilee. The literary matter IS, as usual
excellent embracing tales, essays, poems, &C. oy
The popular writers. Its ample pages furnish mental
food Tor whoeiw eek, and all for the trifing price OF
ca cents on s. per yeaI for one subscriber, - Tor
two, 50 for four, SIC FOX eight $es for sixteen >
French, No i5l Nassau.st n Y, is the publisher.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

fss-y0sa sa,s rIse- sid for Quebec, Oct Msgde.
CASsDIAr smf- A.. from Sc; joan 2sd Amsrsn,h, st
i s;ss.s 81 M.a. sS'ss oSg?ss
kstrscss, 10 f,th ssYah Drurnr,.s parleahal hing
90 pvb'is baden Kingston sch g.,
speessr Harriet do Lady Resell, DO; Moses wnse,
Ivy Dsy,d McIvsr do; Cambna, do. sid ~ ~
rs H. SEED s, TELEGRAPH, from Galway Oct L. Maa''
lse,..,nsol. Sept sa-The Lady Constable, Dawson.
~ sRchic'o. ga % shove on the lntef po7' h'a
49, ~ "a biesd Greater part o. caiSo saved
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

Urea, Wednesday, Oct. IS, lo3l.
The thai OF John Perkins, on a cnarge of murder,
%minMed to-day. After the evidence was all IN,
.ss pstrct Attorney waived the charge OF msrter,
Sa asked Tor conviction for mansauehter IN the
s s,as degree The VERDICT Of the Jury was in ac-
eouance and Perkins was sente need 10 three years
imprisonment
meeting OF persons in favor of committing the
a. sroc OF orcuit, is 10 nc held ~ Concert Hall
'e@orow evening
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Destruction OF the Orphans Asylum by Fire
Six Boys Burned 20 Death.

CINCINNATI, wednesday, Oct. 70, 1871.
This morning fire broke out IN the Orphans
Asylum, which destroyed the entire edifce,-
There were at the time one hundred and six
boys in the building many of whom saved them
selves by jumping out of the windows. One
hundred of the children were saved, and six, it
is feared, persisted in the flames Three bodies
Of the SIX have been found in the ruins Many
Of those saved were badly burned, or otherwise
INJURED while making their escape
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

The sales of CorroS for the week have amounted
TO 3 5ei bales, at e. to.5of for Noworeaus Mobile,
= to s5f. Upland, 90 70 S3f
AsHEs-The detention Of three paeketsifom New
York at sea, which eny arrived a few days since,
caused a fsyorsble movement IN American Potash,
and prices reached 40 5of, but subsequently receded
u All
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Trial of the steamship Pampero.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Oct. ii, 1851
The steamer Magnolia, which arrived At Savannah
% Monday from Jacksonville. reports that the trial
ane fsmpero was progressing at ST. Augustine,
M was expected to last some time, as Government
hn sent 10 New Orleans for evidence. The stores
sefs cold at Jacksonville on Saturday, by order Of
M United States Marshal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Arrest for Treason.

SYRACUSE, Wednesday Oct. Is. 1851.
The following are the names OF four Of the six
tour Auburn dispatch says twenty persons arrested
here to-day for treason, and removed to Auburn for
summation Ira H. Cobb, Moses summers, stephen
Porter and James Davis. The other two were col
osd men. whose names we could not ascertain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Arrival of the Southerner.

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, oct. IL, ISL
Iac steamship SouiherIer arrived at tins port,
nm New-i orb, this TUESDAY morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
wILLLAMsBURGH ITEMS.


PoLrYcAL MEETINGS The VIII, he'll
a meeting on uonday evcains and elected Ne,,p.,.
ing Committees or the Aayoralty ami cA.,,,, d..
e,s Tie Reform I>srty 100 caleb held m,esnx
also on Monday evon..>S aAd appointed s.aaii, os,
miiiccs.
At'cstps offrierj5 o. ',Nsnp>rirce sai IA f,vm
oir'ohih'ling public houses scny opea All stages
!ulIiDs on suniays. has also b, oa ho,i sEi mont
mating Commiisce appointed. The Democrats inset
irs has uct e. been Ae,4 Tas ways sp,s. q 10
gong on With great aaanimiy and Nh svesy srss-
pecl o. success
FxcrRsIOs Tho Lindsay Gusx. C,pt.
Stevenson members snschci to Engine Co. No -
proceeded or stsrg,i excursion ca Noaiay T. sssAi-
en- Island. Several pr.les we're awarded
RECEPTION oF kOssUrH The Board VI
Trustees received oa Monday eye1.ny sn inVl,sasa
20 participate in the reception OF kossuta MessS.
Barker Corstcck md sylvester, with President WI.
nant added. were appointed select Con nttes
q The Neptune Guards, Caot y. c..
hTeunsn went on target .ars.On 10 Fius1ias. OF
Tuesday. The Company dined AZ hlckss Hotel
The shooting was excellent Tho first pnze a siiveG
eoCitt, was Won BY George Jay second gold pez-
cil. by Wm Ncwmsn third Colf bgest ia by Bsa,
Il 01iue fourth. gold ring by COrson Myers
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Cotion Mill Burnt.

~. PROVIDENCE, Wednesday 0et. Is, ISL.
Souon NIL belonging to J. Clarke situated n
a., a,ss.. khode Island, was burnt down or Mon
a. sse " had not been IN operation in the last
'@''s uouihs. Probably insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

HRRRlNe', SAFEs-Wc stated In our
last the fact that ONO of Aid. = {. Hernnss Sali-
mander Safes" (Wilder's Paten,,) which was ex-
bibitcd IN the Worlds Fair IN London, has re-
ceived Prize Medal, as high an award AS WAS male
to sny one OF the multitude OF Safes there exhibited
from various countries-some of them far larger,
moro elaborate and costly in their execution than
the Salamander While himself in London, Ala.
Herring locked up 900 in gold in his SAFE, IN the
Exhibition, hung up the key IN The q. ;. ohce
few feet distant and posted on the Safe notice that
whosoever would open ii, either with or without the
key was welcome to the money. II was tried, but
not opened. and remained closed while Mr.. ii. took
a tour OF a few weeks on the Continent on his
return he opened the Safe and took out his money
10 give the visitors a chance to inspect the interior
He was DESTROYS TO test the relative endurance OF
his own with rival Safes, by subjectlng them to pro-
tracted and intense heat, but found no opportunity
for so dong.
On this side OF the Atlantic, from Quebec to San
Francisco the excellence OF lierrings Safe was al
ready weIl.known fact and no trial was needed to
establish its credit and popularity 1t has come I'M
proved out OF the ruins OF too many extensive conni
cralions chat Of The Tribune establishment, among
otbers) for that It's manufacture and sale are al
ready most extensive, and destined 70 still fur
ther increase
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Pennsylvania Election.

PHILADELPHIA, We inesjdy, Oct Is, 1851.
In Montow County Bigler has a majority OF
asl-two towns remaining 10 be heard from. In
Monroe County Biglers majority is l6)3.
HosEsDALE, Wednesday, Oct. IS, 1851.
Maioritirs for BigIr-SusIuehanna 700
wayne. LAS; Wyoming, 2ls In Bradford there
70 nearly tie vote.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

~ A large meeting was held in Law
renee last week for tbs purpose Of pes.aesiag -
Prsuceat 10 intsscede vita tbs 6sntsn oose
lea IN Auyxaba
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

CHARLESTON, Tuesday, Oct. II, 1881.
the election to-day passed off very quietly,
and full vote was polIsd in every town. As
q, As heard from at the close Of thepoIs in this
.;ty todsy, the Cooperationists claimed large
nsonsy
CHARLESTON, Wednesday, Oct IS, 1851.
The vote in this city yesterday was, for Aiken,
(Cooperstcpis.) 2,479; Porter, ditto 2,476'
Palmer (Secessionist) 1913; Ashe, ditto 1905
Cooperation majority l,462. 1t is supposed that
the Cooperationists have carried two-thirdS OF
the State.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

REMAINS OF LIEUT. FLoYD.-The re-
mains were brought TO the City Hall yesterday, and
lay in state il The Goyener's room, escort duly be-
ing performed by the American Rife corps. The
funeral will take place this forenoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16
Arrests for Treason-Tweny Prominent Ctti-
zens.in Custody

AUBURN, "Wednesday, OCT. 10 1871.
Some twenty prominent citizens OF Syracuse
we're brought into this city TO day in the custody
Of John J. Bush. United States Marshal. They
are charged with treason, IN connection with the
rescue of the Fugitive Jerry, and were carried
before Judge Conckln for EXAMINATION. Dis
nct- Attorney James Il. Lawrence appeared for
the people, and d. ID. Hills for the defendants
The examination was adjourned until tomorrow
morning, and bail of $4,000 required of each Of
the prisoners for his appearance. There is great
excitement here IN consequence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

~ The Anniversary Address before the
American Institute Will be delivered atthe Broad
way Tabernacle this evening at halfpast o'clock,
by Doctor Charles T. Jackson, Of Boston.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

II Tie mother of Gov. Thomas IL.
SeymOgF, Of Ct. 3.ej II las residence On sunday
yea = years.,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-10-16

~ Professor l.. n. Fowler will address
the Life Time Temperance Society this evening at
o'clock upon the subject Of Temperance, at No.
Chatham Square.
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Cnrnr CnENnAe.-This Dan.-CoNMoN

CoURT CALEgDAR.-ThisD ap.-C 0NMON
PLEAS Part Nos ISL. $50 600, 773, rs, ~ 7S3,
o7s7 79l, 1893, 1876, 7G. 799, SOL, o0l. Part lt-Nos
ia ;42, IA IA, SO, 49, 100, IA iG, u.s. 49, 1874,
1e6 rs, 100.
SurEpIoR CouRr.-Nos 95, l03 81. 1863 l6i, AZ, 1870,
25 TO- g. l26 1879 75 ls6 l93 2o2, 200 2s 20, 90, 81,
rs 2g, 20, 2l4, PIG, 2l7, 2ls, 220 to 800.
CrRcUIT CoURT-Nos 90. $40, 1913, 35l, Gj7, to SOL,
c63. COS Geo, 200, Coz, eos.
Summation. Term Nos. 81, IS. q, 81, 46, A.,
Is, ~, 81, 100. 1903, SO, 81, IS. So.
/. 5. DsTBlcr COJRr.-Nos. Ii 70 Il, 80, 49, 10, i,
81