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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

- The State Register talks OF the result IN
Onondaga County as If Wigs had made all the
difference between the vote % Patterson and
that of Ullmann in that County. So far is this
from the truth that we have satisfactory evil
dence that not one-thIrd OF the vote for the anti
Cotton ticket was cast 10y Wings. Gov Hunt,
with the Cotton nomination of his antagonist to
help him, was beaten 127 votes IN that County
last year. while the ma critics against the residue
of our State ticket was considerably higher
Mr.. Cornell for Lieut.. Governor being beaten
clio votes. five assume what we believe to be
the fact that three hundred OF the votes cast for
the anti Cotton ticket in Onondaga were cast by
Aboitionists and others not members OF either
OF the great parties, there Will remain but i've
hundred votes for it from both Of those parties,
of which large majority must have come from
the Opposition ranks. Not more than tro hun
dyed Wings at the outside cen have voted the
split ticket and we think the nsmber was much
smaller than that.
That we greatly regret NJ. lmanns defeat,
The Register well knows. but we have no cen
sures for those who deemed 1t their duty not to
let the candidates Of either party gam anything
by being put on the Union Safety Ticket. We
say with Burke" You must pardon something
to the spirit OF Liberty And we give season
able notice tina, We think any candidate who
does no. gain Ten Thousand Votes by being
placed Oh the Union Safety Ticket merit year
will have reason to wish he had been left off, OF
taken himself off
Tn. Register Is mistaken IN is assertion that
the instances Of Silver Gray treachery TO the
regular Wing nominations most denounced are
those an which our Judicial candidates were de-
feated. On the contrary. II they had not sacri-
feed the Wing ascendancy m the Senate for
two years by electing Loco-Focos IN Monroe
and Kings, and doing their best to put the
House against US. IN Ontario, Yates and other
Counties, We would have let them wreak their
spite on few Judges, and said little about It.
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STAY OF EXECUTION. the ease,

STAY OF EXECUTION. In the eases Of
Clark and sullivan, whose execution was sc, down
for to-day bu. stay OF proceedings granted by
Judge Edmonds, Che Judges having decided that
they had power TO do so, as IN the case of Carna,)
the granting of a writ Of error was with view to
test set forth IN the opinion, the accuracy of the
construction OF the statute to the intention TO
take life.
The Statute makes 1, murder II there was an IN.
tent to Kill. Judge EdmOnds has held IN different
trials, and the precedent acted upon, we believe, by
other Judges thai If there was ali n.en, 10 Kill at the
instant before the deed committed 1t came with
In tie act-and that the Jury must Judge from the
manner Of the act whether there was such intention
that If man fired pistol at another or stabbed
hun IN some vital part with knife or dirk or sini-
Tar acts. 1t would show intention 20 take life. In
the case Of sullivan 1t shown that after his diff
Guilty with deceased and the latter went down stairs
and was reurningup stairs his room beng over that
Of s., S. was seen at the head Of the stairs and
knife seem and deceased stabbed on arriving a.
that point OF the stairs. 1t for the Jury 20 say
whether 5. committed the deed, and II so, whether
the above came within the rule AS to Clark Il was
shown that he GOT cart rung, q cart being near b.
the policemen having had some difficulty with a
mend Of Ms, and struck Gillespie blows with il on
the head soon after he lay en- the ground IL was
for the Jury TO- say whether the can rung was not
dangerous weapon, and the mode Of using /, exhibit
ing an intention to kill.
1t to get the opinion the full Bench. and m.
Court Of Appeals 10 whether this rule is the pro-
per on there must be previous intention to take
me- mat TIE wits Of error, the Judge sad, have
been aIIoved
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BY TELEGRAPH.


Ntw.ORLYANs, Wednesday Nov ppm
The days sales OF COrroS have been 5000 bales
a, irregular and easier prices No decline can, how
ever, be quoted. SIict Middling IS At &C
BUFFALO, THURSDAY, Nov 20, 1881.
The receipts of the past "a hours have been con-
fined 10 ZOO bbls. of Flour. The market for conf
mon and fair brands of Western FLOUR is lower.
Sales OF Zoo bbls Michigan a. % asa 81. WHEAT
Is heavy, large supplies beng IN the market 10000
bush Ohio sold AZ 63G6ic Owing TO large supplies
OF Com. BUYERS are holding of for lower prices
small sales OF mixed Western at Ale. Oars are
still scarce, and IN demand. They are al SHE
fRrIeHTs are unchanged
ALBANY, THURSDAY, Nov. %, 1851.
Receipts since yesterday, FLOUR $4,000 bbs..
WHrAr 1000 bush CoRS II 900 bush BAILEY 2s.-
600 bush FLOUR IS steady but not active. Corn is
held higher and transactions are limited TO 5000
bush. al IS. for mixed Western. BARLEy-sso00
bush sold at 7,G79c. Tor txorowed and 50 for four
rowed Oars are steady at 3osa37, with sales of
900 bush Prison WHissEy is at 2lc.
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YALE CoLLEGE.-It appears from the

YALE COLLEGE.-lt appears from The
Annual Catalogue of this venerable Institution.
that there are now connected with it in the various
departments Of study SIS students theological stu.
dents, IS Law students, p Medical students, 81
students in the Arts, 10 Undergraduates, 40, viz
Seniors, % Juniors, liz sophomores, l2l Fresh
men, us. These are divided among the States and
other countries as follows Connecticut, $40 New
York, 90 Massachusetts,, &C Pennsylvania, IS Ohio.
10 Maine, 9, Louisiana, Q Georgia. Mississippi
Missouri Kentucky 8 Illinois, o New Hampshire,
) New-Jersey, 5 Virginia, 3 Tennessee. 5 Ala
bama, Vermont, ? Wisconsin, ?, Delaware, I /;
Rhode Island Texas, South Carolina, Mary
lard, District of Columbia, Quebec, / Nova
Scotia, / Constantinople, 3 Sandwich Islands,
China, Scotland /. Total, 55s-leaying only
States-Iowa, Michigan Arkansas, North Carolina,
Indiana. Florida and California unrepresented.
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THE STATE TIcKET.-Te Albany Argus

has examined returns in the Secretary OF States
Office from all but eight Counties, and says:
The corrections made since Yesterday, IN
GLIDING Albany reduce Mr. WRIGHrs majority
20 f95-increase Mr. COOKS to So and reduce
Mr. CHATFIELD's to 27- Mr.. FITzHrCH's re-
mains as before, 745.'
But there are said to have been % votes for
Welch in which his name is given incorrectly,
which, If allowed him, would defeat Cook by Is
majority Mr. Ullmann had - votes in Lewis
County IN which HE name IS misspelled UH
man,, and ~ more IN Queens for 4" Daniel I'LL
mann. jr' which, If allow ed. would reduce Chat
fields majority below 300.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY or MANCHESTER.
The splendid steamship City of Manchester, Capt
r. Leitch reached her wharf IN Philadelphia at
about 10 o'clock yesterday morning, having sailed
from Liverpool on the 9Th inst In the forenoon. She
has thus made fine run OF less than fifteen days from
wharf to wharf. She reached the Breakwater at
noon Wednesday, making the run from land TO land
IN less than fourteen day. This may be considered
a nrstrate run for tins season.
The Manchester made Cape Race, on the coast Of
newfoundland, on the I4th inst, at AN. being
less than nine days from Liverpool. This time has
seldom been beaten BY the crack steamers ofthe Gu
nard line Moreover, during most Of her passage the
Manchester had head winds to contend WITH some
days amounting 20 severe gales. She brings a full
load ofpassengers and very heavy freight.
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IL Col. yANpENBuRGH Of Syracuse

! tOI Va
writes to the United Service Journal con-
elusive refutation of the charges uttered against
his Military conduc, at the time OF the seizure
and rescue of the fugitive slave Jerry. The
whole case is simply this-Hs was Hsrer legally
reg,ured 10 call ont he force und'y his command
The Marshal, who had the slave catching Job
in hand. never called for Military aid the Sher-
III, who had nothing to DO with the matter. did
himself call out four companies. but made no
requlsition on the Colonel, gave the troops no
ORDERS. and himself concluded on collection that
his order was unauthorized and that no Military
force was needed Col v thought so TOO and
he could not, in the absence OF a legal requls-
ton. call his men into service. Had he done So
and had a collision ensued and his men been or
dered to FIRE with fatal effect, they could have
been arraigned for murder No Military officer
who knows his duty will ever CAD out his COM
mand without perfectly legal rcqulslton; for
nothing is more helpless and pitiable than the
position OF soldiers exposed to the insults and
violence of an excited mob, yet legally unau-
thorzed to resist OF resent It. When a citizens
corps is called out, it should be with perfect
understanding on all hands that they undertake
no ob that they DO not thoroughly finish. Col.
VS. vlndication is pronounced complete by the
L. $ Journal.
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-yoRK. FRIDAY, NOV. 81, 1851.


~ Tar WIG ALMANAC FOR Aso< VIII
,,..,.d sc soon as the complete Returns of the
r,isc,ions Of 1851 can be procured, prepared @na
.,.o,v,ed Besides the usual Almanac mater II
viii contain
W,,v AM WHrG-A Letter to an ID
curing F1ieud BY X GREELEY Co..
The Government of the Uhited states
President ard Cabinet, Supreme Court ava ''e'e'' "
he XXXII Censress-5Oih Houses -
The Acts Of Congress at It's last cesSioh-
ths more i'm oortsnt IN full others abridged
Constructive Mileage OF the late SENATE
TYy CENSUS OF THE UNITED STATES Tor
1890 by States aud Counties with Statistics OF lndus-
nv Eduoa,i9n Se-b.ng the first accurate digest Oh
Railroads in the United States, up to Oct.
The Debts. Resources, Armies, &c. OF the
European Nations respectively
The Foreign Policy of the United States
defned by Mr.. Webster Secretary Of STAR, IL 1s ~
respordeuce with Chew HulsemanI, AustflAh OndIso
The States-Times Of Holding Elections,
Cspals Governors their Salaries, eud Of Term &C &c
TBE ELECTIONS or lS5l-full Returns by
States and Counties, compared Win 'hose Oh ioi"0i
years.
An extraordinary amount of labor mas
been bestowed on this Manual, which is so els5or-
ately condensed as TO present in Shilling Almanac
matter enough 10 I'll amply d IdiSe o0s"'"" P'i
in the usual manner All is fresh and original, and
mainly composed Of facts which almost every one
will wish to refer to hundred times III the course
of the ensuing year.
The WING ALMANAC consists of 81 close
ly printed double column pages, besides covers. 1t
will be issued as soon as possible after the receipt OF
the Election Returns still outstanding and Will be
sold at l2 cents singy 81 per dozen OF s. per hun
dred. Posmasers renting 81 free Of postage shall
receive thirteen copies. All orders are filed in their
turns respecvelythe first receiyedto be first filed
whenever any can be. Terms cash. Orders are
respectfully solicited by GREELEY McELRATH
Ne,c- York, Nov. 90. 1851. Tribune Buildings
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The Presidency in Ohio.

Thu Chhcofhe Adrernser, Ihc Pike County
Democrat, tn, Portsmouth Dispatch, and The
PeTry County Democrat, are out for Hon. WV
ALLEN for the mex, Presidency
The Wooster American Eagic runs up the
Houston flag
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

Z" Can anybody give us the name OF the
modest Alderman who moved the other day In
the Board of Supervisors, the elevation OF the
salaries OF our Just elected Police and Civil JUS
tees from Fifteen Hundred to Twerfy-fpe HIM
dred Dollars year Such wisdom, economy,
aud regard for the public interest ought not to
blush unseen Give the public the name
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2NAssAu-sr.--BoOt-m makers Union Assoc
Roofs Shocs atcs retail for whoesal prices

tT To common sense men, the organized
system of v Il PALMER'S Advertising Agency iorci'sy
addresses itself No such man. who VIII stop 10 un'
derstand It's intellectual power an engine OF bnsi-
ness properly applied al 10 appreciate ITS vast lmpor
tsnce 20 ali pursuits dependeni upon the pubic CUSTOM ~
As by all odds the cheapest best, most convenient, anu
only safe and thorough method of reaching the public
mind The takes pleasure IN demonstrating is force
ana ecsCy 10 those who choose 10 know what II s aud
how il NAV be jadiciahy applied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

AsHISGToN CROSSING THE DELAWARE.
Mr. LeVtze's great picture continues It's brilliant
career at No. $50 Broadway. capital description
of this picture has Just been published, ana may be
procured .. the gallery.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

Ev FRANCIS w. KELLOGG, the Ohio
shoemaker, has been in England for the las. three
months, lecturing on Temperance He knows how
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

~ The Messrs. Bradbury are opening
free Singing Glasses for children on Saturdays. See
yQ,sIi.:emeli.
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A THOUSAND PERSONS IN MOURNING
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a Cnmnetition compeIs the Halter now

II Competition compels the ilds'oi no"
.sax. 20 do tn, thing that If ne do has cusDeTs
ooI Tor another batter. FREEMAN, OF the Onloa ha'
sIsr NO 70 Fult~u of tho yecuarlty IN men
wo,aep and children manufactured Hats Caps, Cni
dren's Fancy and Ladies Beaver Hats suitable Tor
when yor look for Halter don't forget to call at the
In,oo Hal Store No 90 Fulton st, where you viii Ind
semethsg in the Hal way that can't be beat
.as sc FREEMAN, Manufacturer.
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CLoAKs, CLOAKs A good stock OF
psr,.i.n Cloaks and Opera Csoaks, NAV be found at
HITcHcocK L LsADBEATEas, No. 37 Broadway, corner
ii Lsonard-d
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A WoRp TO THE BooT AND SHOE WEAR

mo PUBLIC If YOU are of getting fitting
and servicesble Bot upon terms very reasonable
would do we'll TO call at No IL Courslandt ST. under the
Merchant Hotel where YOU VIII find French Calf Boots
at s. 80, usually sold at So and 81 ID. eRowN
MI 9tMWSEh
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Names OF the Dead and the Wounded
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S,r,, De LANES. LACE CURTAINS, &c

SATIN De LANES, LACE CURTAINS, &c .
YrITv 4 FERGUSON No. 28gl Broadway. have n store
.nsnd,d assortment Of Satin de Lanes Lace and Muslin
CurtaIns Gilt CorBices. Loops Center Iassels &C. "en
re- now selling al profit less n they can DO bought
on any other store Also the most magnificent assortment
Of window Shades manufacture 10 be isund IN
tLe ev at very low prices Dealers supplied at lover
she Nv =. ~ 90, he had esev here M 3wMW&F
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WOODEN BLANKETS. "A good assOrt-
-,ent of Wooen Blankets Of varions makes and every
sze auslity and price msy be found at HITCHCOCK
LEADBEATfR's, No. SAT Broadway. They have also
large stock of Flannels, Qnlts, Lace and Muslin, VIM
dow Dapees and every other kind of housewife or fam
ilx DRY Gnolh. which they selling low.
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Fss,cu OpERA HArs -GESIS has just

...a s.,cYaI cases Of these eegaat and CONVENIENT
sb,cs ~ he very latest Pans fashion The Opera Hat
nxyt and portion Of opera dress a. inueh a.
endet,on Of fashion and real uii'y The attention OF a.
nneTs IS invited this newly imported Ca12.ah NJ
Se,.eue (ENIs No. ga broadway opposite 81 fauls
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SELLING Our BELOW CosT.-HrrcHcocK

SELLING OUT below CUST'-II TCHVVOh
q IyApBEATER No 31 Broadway, cor LeonaId-St, are
sne out their entire VI Goods be9w COST ana are
sTsr,1r such Inducements TO customers as lho{ seldom
mss with M this City beautiful fashionable Pald s!lks
~ q verd elegant Bracade do Is endid irish Pop.
In Ga and Worsted Paids French Mernos Deiames aud
everv thing else equally cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21
SELLING Orr.-PErERsoN u Humphreys,

No s Broadway coNer st will sell the entire lot
of at the late large Auction sales at
me following prices Rich Brussels 8s to los per yard
Extra HEAVY 3p 8s per yard Extra Heavy super Is to
&C. psI ward Good all wool, g I'd to As. PER yard Cd
Cloths. Extra heavy, Is yard And all other goods
snuallv low n204w
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DR. RoesRs' Syayp OF L,vERwoRr, TAR,

UK. NObERS SYKVP Of IINEKWOKT, Az,
AND CANCHAl AGuA-The proprietors do no, claim that
this medcrue Malhbe, but refer TO the ceshcates Of
gushed citizens wol known tn the public for aeua
proof that has been remarkably successful and
thereioro well worth q fair trial.
For sale by A. L. SCovILL Co, al the Depot No 3ls
Broadway and by al ressil Druggists Price-lR large
bottles l. or three bottles for - 80.
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AWFUL CALAMITY!
F0RTY-FIVE CHILDREN KILLED

A HUNDRED WOUNDED.
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A. DopwoRrH's DANCING ACADEMY, No.

DVVW IT -NVs
ttS BROOM MAR BaoApwAY.-A new Class for
gentlemen, villa Saturday evening, Nov ~
expressly sor those Who have taken lessons For
terms, SC ace Circulars Advanced classes on Mondays
aud THURSDAYS niB ArurhF&Ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

CY What can be more ANNOYING to Man
OF Fashion than shapeess VI fitting SHIRT pulling mere
draegps there fitting powheTe 70 avoid THIS nuisance
with absolute corxnty and 10 insure the beau IDEAL OF
stye and beauty Shirt At Is only necessary fof gentle
mem te give their orders 10 GREEN No. AstOTHOuse
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-11-21

n FOWLER Il WELLS, Psychologists aud
PuhAAsrs. Clinton Hail, No lSi Nassau-st. Nsw-York.
Al Ne isf WsShingtcn-s. Boston
~ DIR. Banning's Patent Braces, and
never failing Rupture Trusses. No 10 Mercer-st ais
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THE DREADFUL sCRNE,
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PAINFUL PARTICULARS.
VARIOUS ACCOUNTS Of THE CaTAsTsopBf

Meeting of School Omcers and Teachers.
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r. Ruinous prices for English Three

PLY CARPETS al HIRAM ANDERsoN'S, No 90 Bowerv oeau
lifl lngla Carpets at 3s is and IS per yard Floor Oh
Cloths remarkably cheap and Rugs Mats Table Covers Mt
TIVE thiros their value also Nh gsh Drugget and
yards wide OF new and bea utifu ugures.
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TEssEssEE.-The correct vote for U. S.

Senator in the Tennessee Legislature, was as
follows
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RlcH CARpErlNcs.-SMITH & LouNsBuaY,

No t.R Pearl Il are now selling their large and eleg
stock of 4 ARPI IINGs at the following low rates:
~ " Per yard Per yard.
yel,s&s Fps 10 los lExt Ingrans Is Cd to o.. Cd
Tapestrv as to rps MEDIUM do rs. cd TO is. cd
R.ussels - Is to los Common do Is. Cd to Is. I'd
Three-pl, - rs to * lOl Cloths 2s. Cd. to Is Cd
Floor Oil Cloths to "a feet vide; Engiish Drueeets
"a H. and &c wide and all her articles connected with
the a ade full Is per less than Spring prices nl8 an
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COMMERCIAL BANK, Perth AMBoY. -
Notes on this Bank % per cent discount Notes
ON Bank OF New Rochelle, James Bank. Farmers Bank
OF Nina &c. redeemed at par by EVANS Nos ~ and ~
Fulton-st payment for Ready made clothing oil an DO
acnntiona M ".
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~ Rich Fancy Baskets of the most ex-
qusye workmanship and design great variety Of the
most be- autu patterns gold and syef and rich colors,
omamented With flowers &c. for sale, wholesale and re-
tail by GEORGE w. TUTrLB, Emporium of Fancy Goods.
Novelties. TOYS, &C. No. 3i3 Broadway.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-16

TEASever offered fol
s,le IN this city and at lower
prices. fhese TEAS are 4
the latest inil~wi a iou, and
Otthe most Ghbice qnnli,ies
grown IN h ms, having
been selected with grps,
care. For theuse of fam.
Ties they Sre put up IN
small qnaniiii''s ~ well ST.
curet meiSlhc pach ages, so
as 10 pEsse, ibeis fra
GRANGE rs long a. in The
chests.
. City retail dealers
country merchants, steam.
boats, ships aud holulssup.
piled with ever, dnscrin.
ton cfTEAs, inchests, half
CHESTS, ~ IL and d b box,
ages, II desired.
ta.l7 Inn A
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-16

RECORDER GENoIs' CoJRT Ye sterlay Clement Ia
sent to the Work house Tor fifteen days. in default
of finding bail, for disordery conduct in the streets
SDinding.~-A man named Jean Baptiste Pamoreau wal
charged with swindlng Constant Desprez of s23 II
that the prosecutor member of the 9th Company
of the Battalion OF Artillery, and Sunday last
Tor shooting and became indebted Mrs Pierre
Antonio, for cooking and providing small articles OF food il
The sum OF s23 On Monday Pamoreau, in company o.
another person, demanded the money! and said he had beer
authorized to receive it, and went Mr.. Deprez and OBJ
tanned 1913 from him. was afterwards discovered that HI
had power to draw the money! and he arrested
charge of swlndlng The Recorder him trial thu
First District Cont.
Stabbing on the Lebee.-Yeserday Edward IIerran wa
brought before Recorder Genos and charged with stabbn,
Robert Steven with knife the right shoulder, and in
lictpg dangerous wound while he at work boart
the steamer DIR. Baey. on Monday last. As provoca
ton given before the assault, he the FRS
DistIirl EOnI.
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4 CHARGE OF WILFuL MURDER AGAINST A MAN OF
CoLoRrhe Recorder OF the First Municipality was oc.u
pied several honr yesferiay in the OF witnesses
MS aist Lewis Mullen, free of color who is charged
with having wiuly murdered another ooored man named
Butler During The investigation. much interest was ex
cited aud the 'ouh was crowded with persons aux ous TO
hear the evidence.
The case appears be arising Of jealousy and its
fatal result lamenabe the For several years
Mullen had lived with negro woman, but their aoouapt
sucs was all tnged with Of peace or
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$40 REV RID.


THE SUBSCRIBER, in charge OF the original
establishment for supplying the city with Ice Informs
the ladies aud gee enen In the that he HI,
power 10 offer lhen at the Ponicbaain Railroad No
ommerce OF Poydras ST. Charles streets
"a Charities stree and the OF Robin aud Relgi
streets, any quantity OF ICE they require during an
part OF the year. either summer winter
To those gentlemen who refer payment in the CITY M
charge Wi, be made beyond the estsb he'd Ut pay
ment De made al the end OF the addition
one quarter is 10 be added 10 the city rates.
Az care VIII be taken to forward supply OF this article
py steamer or otherwise, wnhon any unusual charge.
Alter about thirty years Tint this has 4uppef
from these establishments the hope that
excellence arrived AT in furnishing article CREATES
perfection. ELIAS JENkISSI
np7 lot corner PoyIrss and 81 Charlss ,trees.