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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

DUELs-A duel took place Sunday last near the CITY
betweertwo young Creoes residents of this place One of
them had his face slapped, ard challenge ensued The
arms used were doubebarreed shot The challenger
was severely wounded ball passing through his left arm
below the elbow breaking both bones of the arm entering
his body passing the ribs and lodging in the right side
few nights ago another duel took place between two
other young men, in street in the of the First hunc
paity, at u O'Clock at night, by the Light from gas lamp
The parties proceeded the spot by mutual agreement and
fought until one was wounded.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

81. CHARLES THRATRE-Beneft Of Mr.. DeBar.-Tbs
worthy stage manager Of the ST. Charles takes benefit this
evening, and offers the best bill of the season Roher
Macaire." Guy Mannering," and Tom and Jerry. O,
Life in London" will be performed Mr. DsBar appsars n
the two last pieces ~ "
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

MAIL RosBERY-fhe St. Louis Intelligencer
says Geographic dispatch was received in this
cny, on saturday, announcing the arrest Of the
Postmaster at Lacon, Illinois, charged with the
foooefy OF Inc mai sometime in October and De.
eemper lust. lie was held TO bail in $1,000 The
sum distracted Is said to have been s3a00n Fran.
''s"am bank notes, contained in letters from Bos-
ton. Other representations may have been committed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

The Hon. Jesse Kent, one of the Judges of the
Inferior Court at Augusta, Ga, died suddenly on
the 24th ult. He fell in the street. from fit of
apoplexy, and expired almost instantly.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
jones' CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE,


H II is the glory of Maids Wives Widows and the browning
ornament OF Man.
1t is to the Scalp what to the Earth in making IT fruitful
Is certain in its effect Death, tomorrow next year.
READER these respectable citizens certify Jones' Coral
Ai restorative will have the following effect
"' roce ne Human Hair to Gro, Head, BODY;
''H Stop Failing, Curs Scurf DandrE aud make Red
Gray or Light Hair grop Dark
Mrs. W. Tompkins, 81 King street, NewYork
Mrs Matilda Reeves, Myrtle venue BROOKLYN
MI James Power, Grocer, Fulton street, Brooklyn.
dr. Thomas Jackson, SO Liberty street, ptls5urg.
Henry e. Cullen tiate) Barber thu South America
LEI But the beautiful the glorious effect it has in dressing ard
orautyihs the Matchmaking dark silky keeping 50
thrice as long any other article made.
1T is ECONOMICAL AND CHEAP
II costs but tonr shlng for bottle public re con-
s'entiousy and honestly are und true
qualities.
te careful and get the gcnu!ue Ask for JONES' CORAL HAZE
RESTORATIVE, and take o other.
Is sold in New York the the Eagle only 81
Chatham St. Price shlngs in Brooklyn 1879 Full
street.
e4 oNly agent in New Orleans WRIGHT & co. Isl Char
IA etoo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

PRESENT TO P. T. BARNuM-A splendid
gold medal was yesterday presented by Fathe
Mathew to Mr.. P. T. Barnum. On one side i
bears the inscription:
Presented BY Father Mathew. to p. T. Banum. ESQ.,
o. srng mark of personal esleem and as grateful reoor
milton Of his Jealous abofs in the promotion and adyocacy Of
Temperance - =
On the reverse side, is the Temperance Pledoe,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

Music BY SrEAM.-A Mr.. Hayt, of Indiana,
has invented plan for making music by steam,
on STEAMBOATS,. He says: 1t is my candid opin-
ion that the Western boys will hear Old Dan
Tucker Aud Lang Syne, etc, played on the
Western waters, by steam, at & distance of ten
miles, This is going music with rush, and,
when perfected, will astonish Barnum and Jenny
Lind
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
he reverse side, is the Temperance Pledge

To-day takes place the auction for Mile Limbs ticket. TO
the last Concert by her, She now about to leave The
CITY, and we wond recommend all who wish be present on
this occasion to procure their tickets early as we fancy there
will be but few Of them left for disposal upon the morrow
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

fLAclprs VARIETIEs.-An immense bill is offered at The
sanees tins evening" and doubt that the house will
% esowded The " Trnmpeter's Wedding ..The Illus.
band Of Ny Heart" Beauty and the Beas and ,,,n
grand advertisements will be given,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

WI nah'oui' U. S. Senator from Massachusetts.
appeaiea on The I'D ult, was qualified, and took
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

BEQUEsTs.-Mr. Christopher Strong, member
of the Associate Reformed Presbyterian Church.
of Charlotte, Tennessee, recently deceased made
the following requests
Erskine College at Due West, s. C............s $4,000
ivuest,c MISSION NO
Education of Young for the ministry 1000
He also manumitted his slaves, and made pro-
visionfor them to be sent to Liberia
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

The river at Natchez has risen 10 feet within
the last week. The average rise daiy at ,ba
present time, is inches, with a prospect, from
appearances, of a still greater rise.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

The small pox still fingers at Montgomery, Ala
Three new cases were reported on the 9th MI
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
FIRE DEPARTMENT.,

- tB The Fire Department of New ~
-4 Orleans, with those invited o. to assist @HG
r Anniversary Fire Department, viii as.em5
at o'clock, A. M, TUESDAY, the 4h March, Canal
street, in the following order
David Crockett Fire Company No. L. of Gretna,
aea and Laads Company m Ne lafayette
Jefferson Fire Co, No. 3, Lafayette
- Carroltou Fire Company No. l, Carrolton.
Will form the south side Canal street. between Caronee and
Bar0nl Streets in their respective order
pany No, l resting right
V'''' Ssl ns' f ss" ga H. s?%'''l'
Columbia Fire Company No. 8,
Louisiana Hose Co.
Creole Fire Company Numbers,
Perseverance Fire Company No H.
y,ms ,t1 asaics Ere FIRE Company No Is,
. Or cans Fire Coupuny No 81 -
Hope Hook and Ladder Company Number g.
Will form the north side of street. west of Bourbon
in their respective order, No. resting Bourbon street,
Mississippi Fire Company No. q
Amsra.n HOOK md n, Ladder Company No. .
"'f sless,sF Fir T. co 5g"nyn No.
PhGn Fire Company No s.
Louisiana Fire Company No. TO-
ph,,a.,l l5id t Ferry Co Co; No. T.,
Red Rover Fire Company No. l6,
Liberty Hose Company.
Washington Fire Company Number 20,
w" "r on the north side of Canal Bourbon
street, Mississippi Fire Co. No resting Bourbon street
GovernsI ienenan, Governor and suite.
Btigatier Gen Tracy aud staff
. Brigadier General Augnstn and staff
Members Of the Senate and House of Representatives
Mayor and Recorders.
Aldermen OF the three Municipalities
49, Mayor aud Council OF Lafayette
Benevolent Societies.
Officers fiSaa. Of IT., he earn; Army and Navy.
Naval Officer, United States Msrshai "
Citizens ard strangers generally.
WIN form the hanquetie Stale houss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
LOCAL MATTERS.

FIRST DISTRICT COURT court yesterday
gagged in the trial of civil cases In the afternoon motion
TO admit charged with arson to ball. arguFd by
Messrs. G. H. Duncan and c. Dufour on behalf of the
prisoner and by the District Attorney the part of the
State. The decision of the Judge will be given today.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

AARDd GRAs BALLs.-Much amusement is Offered tn ni,
n the balls to be given the Histonc Hail. Armory Hail
and Empire Hall. the latter in Lafayette They should no
be neg ected 1850 ~
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

AMERICAN THRATRE.-A great variety of entertainments
offered at the American tonight. See programme in
another column. -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

Letters from Cheibourg, France, state that two
hundred mefchantmen have been driven into that
port bv stress OF Weather
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

STEAMER IRENE SUNK.-The steamer Iren,
struck snag twenty-eight miles above Cincinnati
and sunk on the 24th. No lives lost
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
SHIRTS: sHIRTs., sHIRTsitJ

w we have Just received per ships William and Ray,
state large assortment of SUPERFlNE SHIRTS, cor.
ssung OF all sizes and styles OF Linen and Cotton
NORRIS & WAY. % Cano street
jail 2ptf corner Common nnda, T,,,,ta,,, n,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
SUNBURN, FRECKLEs. IVAN.

AND OTHER SKIN DIsEAsEs.
~ Are removed from the most NJ,
the true JONES' Italian Chemical Soap; it seems to act like
charm, for II makes most
YELLOW, DARK AND SWARTHY SKIN
pure clear transparent and white (bu public have been 40
cheated with rosums, that they believe in an ar,e how
excellent be) Such request TO give this article
trial, and if they afflicted with
salt Rheum or ErysipeIas,
they will find tas in York know certain cure
1t ia sold in New York only at iO3 Broadway
~" Sold by ]. WRIGHT & co.
mh3 Ct 2dp ISL Cbartres stree, N.u, O,,a.,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
MILE JENNY LIND.

| MILE JENNY LIND,
Her Farewell Concerts in New Orleans,
LIZ The public respectfully informed that positively
the LAST GRAND CONCERTS of Mile Jenny Lind
will be given in the ST. CHARLES THEATRE, on
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY
March 3D. 9TH and 7th 1851
As she leaves for st. Louis Saturday. the 9Th inst
mhd IT. BARNUM
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
DRUGS, MEDICINES, etc

IL Ihs subscriber has In store iul and fully rstt
stock of DRUGS, MEDICINES FRENCH and r~Gll.ir NJ
i'hLs ETC., winch te offered 10 Planters Physician am s
at far prices, JANFE 8 SHAW, U,n.,s.t
fes n2dp ys,..,-t .,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
TEETH Ann SWEET RREATH

IL ShEhMAN's oRRIs TOOTH PASTE, warranted the best
uenrce III the world and free deeeous substances
commended by the Dentists and all who have
used it. - - 49,
Prepared and sold by Sherman NJ D. o6 Nassau street, New
rork Sold also in New Orleans. byJ WRIGHT Co. No. Isl
Charities street. h.c,o,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
"A Card Placide,s VarIetIas

Gard ..... Placide's Varieties.
a- GEORGE HOLLAND respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that his Benefit will place THURSDAY March
g. The entertainments will with celebrated Con adv
After ~hc and popular Farce Dust received from Lonop
and lately produced all the in New YORK with
successO called
BETSY BAKER,
The part OF Be tsy Bas.r....
In the coue OF the evening, Of splendid DANCING
MILE HaEot Mile H. Valee Mesrs Mauglu Vegas PnRuely
The whole u conclude with a pi. zee entitled
LIE BAL COSTUME.
Il Box now open. r,h,,,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

FRioAY. February I. 1851.
Present the Honorable A. M BUCHANAN JpJoo
lungs r. Shislds, Gaardian Thomas o. Nam
Tutor Of 1h0s. r. Moore, u Minor. No lEg
| 1 appears to the Court that Samuel Lake 1epa,ted
this life many years leaving estate which delcsoi
to hts iVe oillren, MARY Jane. HaTe VI samue NJ,,o
and denTy Lake, thai Harriet NJ, Samuel and i,'o ~,
departed th,s NE that the minor Thomas r. Mon"a H.
Gny ella ct sad Harriet N has feceived in Lonana
grandiahs, samuel Lake. The suarjan anroi,ta, m n
Probate Conf Of New Albany Indiana, the dGmc Of t the
MINOR havng asked to be possession of he said
MS ward the Court considering the provisions of Nm at
the beElsature' approved LIST April, 1913. ~ ~
IL as ordered, That advertisement be made in ,,y, ,
papers published IN this city, for at Ieast thirty DAYS in The
manner prescribed by law for the rendering OF accounts bv
tutors and administrators OF the proposed withdrawal nj III,
funds OF said estnte of asld minor " Vi '''9
ANA all persons having claims the Succession r,
SAID, are warned 10 Themselves or e hsr claim t.
Court within thirty days from the first adversen,st ~ n,
aforesaid or their claims will be barred ' 'N7
Extract from the minutes.
fall
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

VOs'rSs yasN Way,
FAS II o N LIE CLOTHING
"a CAMP STREET,
Corner of Common street,
II Have In store full assortment Of ali kinds of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING aud FURNISHING; GOODS
Tor Gentlemen the aud fashionable style mazda o Tin
hhes material and in the best manner expressly Tor ret4 trade
Black blue, olive, brown green Cloth Froek Costs.
supsIfne black Cloth Dress Goats;
do. inney coorcd Cloth Sac Frncks
Do do. do. do. Coates;
Beaver Cloth Overcoats
satle Cloth Overooss;
Fancy Cloth Opera overcoss;
Black and fancy Cashmere Pants
,, ~as""efe' Sun ana Satin Vests lfeiO 2dp #
urdershirts Drawers Suspenders and Pocket
Together with all other articles ppersng to enemsns Dress
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

Thanks to the Fanny Smith and Grand Turk for rive,
favn -
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

THIRD MUNICIPALITY COUNCIL. - This body met las
evenng-Recorder Seuzeneau absent Alderman Hooper il
the chair The proceedings unimportant being mes
sages from the Mayor, and resolutions for the most part
requiring further consideration, and laid over
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

UNITED STATES BRANCH MINT, New Or
LKANs-We have been authorized to state that
the Treasurer Of the New Orleans Mint is now pre-
pared to pay all deposits of gold made prior to the
first Of January last and also those made since that
time up 10 No. SO, inclusive.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Fifth District Courf of New Orleans.

FRIoAY, February I, 1851
Present, the Honorable A. M. BUCHANAN. Judo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04
Mayoraity of N.Orleans, March 2. 1881.
CouSCit or MUNICIPALITY No. Two}
- r,o,,,- Sitting of Tuesday Feb ~ Is5I

iMTiiYoRALTY OF Nav ORLEANS. March. 8, Il!
ioE is hereby given that | will sell at nv
H. ONCE, on MONDAY, 1ilh inst at Il o'clock H. 10
bons oss, 9IdJe he c1n'racts for building the Eurne
coranee with the plans and pie tsns on iI in H. SI
Vey"r $ once. lnhsl :. II. CRossMAN. Mayor.
WHlTE LEAD-W etherill's PhiIadelphis, of
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

r.ikll &. BANISTER, 81 ~ .
rysf; NO 70 HOfA street. Benvipe
GF iAs receive a fine l2s&ss
GOODS, cuunsilE 81 Bonntts, Ribbons Plouer, c., -
40 several cases Pa RbSJLS for isle ghoiesas r ~
fF hIlners supplied reduced qr,ces Sls So
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

Jlnaes r. Shields, Guardian, Va. Thomas o. .,rety
Tutor Of 1A0s. r. Moore, Minor. -. no 4t19
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-04

WHITE LEADS tons, from the best North
w ern Manufacturers, for sale by
NATHAN JARVIS Il co
mh4 # corner Nagngna snJ 49, 80.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-17
From the PennsyluGnidR.
A Challenge.

The same spirit of unanimity seems to per-
wade the Democracy of California, which actu-
ates their brethernin Pennsylvania, in regard to
ers. No dissension or disunion existed in the
Convention in California, and the rival candi-
dates to the distinguished gentleman who has
been nominated, have in manly and patriotic
letters avowed their determination to support
the nomination Of the Hon. John Bigler. A
committee Of gentlemen of California, whose
names We publish below, having the fullest con-
fidence in the triumphant election of their can
didate, give the following challenge to Penn
sylvania. We copy from the Sacramento
Transcript of June 1st.
"ANoTHER CHALLENGE.-It is well known
that while the Democracy of our State have
nominated Col. John Bigler as a candidate for
the Gubernatorial office, the Democrats of
Pennsylvania have nominated his brother,
Hon. VIM. Bigler, to the same office. In con-
ncction with this subject, we have received a
paper signed by the following gentlemen
j. c. Potter S. 3. Farwell, r. Scouten, VIM
Rogers, ]. C. Johnson, ]. L. Crag, I. W Hurd
Edgar Mills, W. D. Williams, and D. c. Lusk.
III comes u US puuiIS1lAou, III tilS
of challenge from the Democracy of Califor-
MIA to the Democracy of the old Keystone
State The Democrats of our State, propose to
present the Democrats of Pennsylvania with a
splendid banner embroidered with California
gold the whole to be worth not less than $1,000,
provided California throws less majority for
Col. John, in proportion to the number of votes
cast, than Pennsylvania does for Hon. William
Bigler. This is glorious challenge, and we
trust the Democrats of the Keystone will be on
hand to take it up. We shall look anxiously for
their response"
This is glorious challenge, and one which
we have no doubt will be promptly accepted by
Pennsylvania. We have so much confidence in
the triumphant success of our candidate by an
overwhelming majOrity-the rivalry is of such
q character, as TO enlist the warmest response
of our Democracy, that We think We venture
to assert that the aext Steamer will carry ont a
formal letter of acceptance from Pennsylvania
California.
Whoever wins the Banner, the cherished sons
of Pennsylvania will be successful, and the
Democracy of the Union will glory in the sue
cess of both. The contest Is only as TO the
amount of the majOrity-the success Of the
Brothers is q fixed fact.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-17
VOLUME f.--HEHER 20.
The Canvass Before US.

The Democratic and Federal parties of this
State have placed before the people their re-
speetive candidates to be voted for on the Sc
cond Tuesday OF October On the one side il
arrayed FEDERALISM III all its hideous ugiiness:
on the other. DEMOCRACY, "a its beauty and pu-
rity. At the head of one ticket appears the
name of that crafty Abolitionist, JOHNSTON; at
the head sf the other, the hanored name of that
honest man and tried patriot, Col WrLLIAa
BIdLER- Next on the Federal ticket is JoHs
STRoHa, Lancaster county Federalist, the
same gentleman who was member of Con
gress during the Mexican war, and who, wher
proposition was pending to vote supplies to
the brave and noble band who composed the
American army, voted NO, in order to thwart
the efforts of the administration, and inflict
misery If not death on our gallant troops in
preference TO extending that laid and comfort
which every man who valued American honor
or felt desirous of sustaining American rights,
was eager and anxious should be bestowed
On the Democratic ticket we find the name of
Gen. SETH CLOVER, Of Clarion, man of homes
ty, capacity and worth, who has never acted
the part of a traitor to his country, in times of
war or peace, bat who has ever been faithful
Republican Democrat. OF the Judicial nomina-
tons we need not speak, except TO say that one
Of the Federal candidates was a member of
Gen. Taylor's cabinet, when that stupendous
fraud and robbery of the Treasury took place,
and which was sanctioned and approved of by
him-We mean the great ssGalphin robbery
The Democratic candidates for the Supreme
Bench are men of great legal learning, whose
characters are beyond reproach and above sus-
picion. Their election IS certain!
Let the people choose! Ours is the party to
which have been attached all the truly great
sages and statesmen Of our country, compre-
hending within the catalogue Jefferson, Nadi-
son, Monroe, Jackson, Polk, Buchanan, Cass,
Houston, Foote, King, and others. The oppo-
sing or Federal party, although numbering
many good men,, nevertheless embraces in its
number those who composed the Hartford Con-
vention, and the still later traitors who attempt
ed to give said and comfort to the Mexicans
after Americans had been shot down on their
own soil. The Federalists, as party, have
been opposed to their country during every war
we have ever had-the Democrats, on the other
hand, have granted supplies to American troops
during war, and assisted by every means in
their power, TO protect the stars and stripes
from insult and defeat Again We say, let the
people choose!
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-17
An Incident.

From a book recently published. entitled
mobile Deeds of American Women we learn
that In days gone by, the mothers and daugh-
ters OF our American heroes were much in ia
yor Of 8 change of costume On more than one
occasion they Indignantly flung the petticoat
under the bed aud drew on the pantaloons The
difference, however, in this particular, between
the women of old and those &c the presept day,
IS, that the former changed their dress to de-
fend their country, and assist their husbands
and Brothers to stop the progress of their enc
mics, while our damsels wish to crafty silly
vanity, and become the object of idiot admira-
tion.-The following anecdote, from the book
alluded to, shows that the early mothers of
America were, occasionally, for a very radical
change; PREscoTTs time, however, was the pc
riod that tried mems souls and, according to
our authority, their breeches, too:
''After the departure of Col. Prescotts regi-
ment of minute men, Mrs. David Wright, of
Pepperell, Mrs. Job Shattuck, of Groton, and
the neighboring women, collected at what is
now Jewetts bridge, over the Nashua, between
Pepperel and Groton, clothed in their absent
husbands apparel, and, armed with muskets,
pitchforks, and such other weapons as they
could find; and, having elected Mrs. Wright
their commander, resolutely determined that no
foe to freedom, foreign or domestic, should pass
that bridge. For rumors were rife that the re-
gulars were approaching, and frightful stories
of slaughter few rapidly from place to place,
and from house to house.
''Soon there appeared one on horseback, sup
posed to be reasonably engaged in conveying
intelligence to the enemy. By the implicit
command of Sergeant Wright, he was immedi-
ately arrested, unhorsed, searched, and his
reasonable correspondence found in his boots.
He was detained prisoner and sent to Oliver
Prescott, Esq, of Groton, and his dispatches
were sent to the Committee of Safety
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1851-07-17
A Strike.

Yesterday, July 9TH, number of factory
girls IN Allegheny city proceeded to the Hope
Cotton Factory, for the purpose of enforcing
the ten hour law. They attempted to get the
Hope girls to join them, but failed. They sue
ceeded, however, in tearing down portion of
the fences enclosing the factory. The Allegheny
police came on the ground, and soon dispersed
them. During the dinner hour, a large number
of girls assembled in the immediate vicinity of
the Hope Factory, but made no demonstration
of violence.
large police force have been sworn in to
enforce order. The Hope Factory continued
at work during the day. The Eagle Factory
was Obliged to discharge the balance of the
hands, In consequence of the routine of busi-
ness having been interfered with by those who
had left, At the earnest solicitation of the re-
mainder of the hands, the Eagle Factory con-
sented to run again tomorrow Some of the
mills wer9 not running. No arrests were made