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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-31

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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-31

RRoUGHAMs LYCEUM BROADWAY, NEARBR0o
~ strsst..Dress circle and parqustte 90 eenv Family
Doors open st half g. to begin at o'clock Friday
jan 1851 will be presented English version, arranged
or Managers hiseres-Fortunatus BroushAm; Renrioe
Miss Mary Taylor The performances will with
the Overture TO Der fIsyschns by the After
Paul Pry, Mr. Owens; Colonel Hardy Lynne Mrs Subtle,
Mrs. Vernon; Phoebe Miss X. Horn; Elisa k. TAYLOR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Council Of the City Of New YORK; havins resolved to
observe the I'D day ofby the natal day OF the Father
Of his country worthy Of that devotion every
true patriot feel his mory and priacipe the
military and civic insttu tons and societies. together with
All the Of the city ars invited 70 participate
In the themselves to the Committee OF
Arrabse at No City Hail. before Monday Feb
ID at oeock for the purpose Of enabling the committee
complete lite krraI gsmebts.
COMMITTEE OF ARRAresMrSrs.
yAdsrncn. Assitaaf Aldermen.
yssxPH BRIrroS. g. l.. H. WARp.
WARREN CHAPMAN. CHsRIUs CRANE,
RossRr r. HAws. Jons u. Wgsp,
HErHy SHAW, RosrRr A sAHps,
JAcon v. 0AKLrv. THOMAS j. BARB.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
Musical and Theatrical Items.

Netv Orleams.-The Ravels are crowding the
St. Charles Theatre nightly, and stonisiing and
dehghtng their audiences
At the Placide Varieties is being exhibited now
The Island of Jewels new Fairy Ex,raya-
CANA. Mrs. G. Howard, the special favorie a.
this establishment, takes her benefit tonight. Itis
certain that more will desire admission than the
house can receive.
Louisville, Ky.--Murdoeh is sustaining both
tragedy and comedy, in their highest walks, to the
admiration Of his audiences.
Augusta, GG-Theatrical season just opened.
| Charles Kembe Mason stage-manager. Miss
Clarke and Mr.. Wacott, performers of acknowl-
edged merit are OF the company. Sir William
Dom Bart, is engaged for limited number of
nights.
baltimore. Collins, the Irish comedian, is
Il describing the Irish Fortune Hunters" in
graphic STYLE and with great success at the Holli-
day Street Theatre.
/ Cincinnati.--The new drama, '''The Grimes Of
| Great City" has aroused dramatic feeling here
such as was never entertained before. The peo
Pies eyes, and their prejudices and their pockets
have been opened by it, The Cincinnarians had
never had an idea of the extent and atroci,y o
''The Grimes of Great City," and even nov
they all have to witness the play a second time be
fore they can believe it.
Columbia, S. C.-The people were on tiptoe ,
witness a great musical event to occur there OIL
the night Of the 9TH. Madame Anna Bishop, /,
one night only, is to give grand lyric concert,
cosjume. Columbia is rising. Hail, Columbia !!
Charleston, s. C.-Signorina Parodi gave
splendid opening concert at Charleston, S. c., G
the evening of the ID inst Her efficient compan
are extolled for their musical qualifications.
IL New York-Miss Julia Bennett, by desire, HI
: been re-engaged at the Broadway. 1t is said hi
: this talented lady reminds one of Ellen Tree,
l. her younger days.
Nibto's.-The Brothers Losset and Mile 10y
q are drawing such crowds to witness their DARN
l. feats OF eques,rianism, that there is Jam, crust
p and lots OF disappointment every night.
is National Yheatre.-Booth, ''The Great Booth,
~ is doing King Lear.
= The Fellows Mnstrels, The New Orleans Blu
: issqus Opera Troupe, The Alleghanians, an
|o,hers, are in full blast
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

6 In accordance with resolution of the Joint Internal
improvement Committee of New Orleans and Lafayette,
notice is hereby given that convention of the friends Of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans Jackson Miss will
be held in the city New Orleans. the third Wednesday
Q6th) in April next The survey of the from New
Orleans. by the coast and West of Lake Maurpas to the
State ue having been completed, the report with the sur
of the engineer, will be submitted the convention.
hsped that delegates said convention will be
ally appointed, and will punctually attend.
communities of .Arrdn gements.
GEORGE CLARK. First Municipality,
G. u. YANCEy, Second Municipality,
G. HOOPER, Third Municipality.
March 20, 1851. p N. WooD, Lafay cite.
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Late from Mexico.


By the arrival Of the brig Union, we have dates
from the city of Mexico as late as the 10Th March
Below will be found all the items we could gamer
from them.
News had been received Of the invasion oil uua'
temala by the troops Of San Salvador, and OF their
occupstion of Chingo, under the command OF een.
Barr;os. This General Immediately issued his
proclamation, announcing the arrival OF the lioeraf
;ng army. and demanding Of the city authorities
rations for five thousand men. Their numbers did
not appear to exceed 1000 men. Generai Darr.os
has. besides, announced that the COMMANDMENT
chief, President of San Salvador, was also on ms
wav to Chingo, and would need two guides. by
this it will be seen that the President OF San Sal
vador is himself at the head Of the invading party
The Commander.G General of Guatemala, on learn
ina this news, Immediately left Jutiapa for Santa
Catalina in order to unite his own with the troops
of that place, and march against the invaders.
Papers of later date inform us that the two par
ties met on the Cd of February, near Chiquimaa
The Guatemalians were commanded by Carrera,
and the invading army by the President OF San
Salvador. who before the result of the battle was
made known, took to fight. The San Salvador
forces lost 3lS men killed, 100 prisoners, and 5400
rifles At last accounts, the troops of Guatemala
were in warm pursuit of the retreating enemy.
Augustin Igual was arrested in the city of Mex
leo on the 10th ultimo at a mask ball, accused o.
being the leader of some twenty men who were
conspring against the government. He has been
ordered to leave the country within specified
period.
The Spanish deny report that has prevailed
Xl.nt +bo
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

LIST! Lrsr =! = We took up yesterday the
Cincinnati Commercial, of 3lst March. A great
portion of the fourth page is occupied with list Of
LETTERS the whole of the third page is given up to
list Of advertisements. The third page has a full
list OF assorted Cincinnati news and about half
of the first page is covered with close type, pre-
sentng to the world list Of candidates for office
at the approaching Cincinnati election There is
nothing hst-less about that paper. The editors
name is l.. G. Curass. The L. we suppose is the
initial of Last
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

THE FEVER HosPrTAL.--The arrival here OF
ships freighted with pestilence and death, has led
not only to the prosecution of the Ships but TO the
prompt and energetic action Of the Board of Health
the managers of the Charity Hospital, and the
Municipal authorities. Some comfortable quar-,
tiers are required for those destitute emigrants
who are struck down by contagious and violent
fever. To convey them to the general hospital, is
only to subject the numerous patients, to this new
form of disease. The project which meets with
the most favor for eventual relief is the erection Of
hospital at Slaughter-houss Point, which would
also serve as a Quarantine station. But, for the
eAigency of the moment, it is proposed to purchase
the spacious hospital of the late DR.. Nuremberg
It can be bought at much less than it cost, long
credit Here the sick can be removed at once
| from the ships which moor in the immediate
neighborhood. This separation of the emigrant
sick, from the patients of the general hospital will
be in every respect beneficial. 1t will add to the
comforts of both, and increase the chances of
ing the lives of all.
In the meantime, we have assurance that every
effort will be made use of to bring to punishment
the persons who have been so utterly regardless of
human life. It is fact, not very creditable to
human nature, that the vessels engaged in the
transport of slaves from the Atlantic States to New
Orleans, never infringe the passenger laws. The
negroes arrive here in prime condition The inter-
est of the owners lead to the humane and even ten
der care of the slave--the cupidity of the ship
owner or emigrant agent, leads to the wanton sa-
crfce Of life.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

Hon. Samuel S. Phelps, late United States SEN
ator from Vermont, in a letter to Joseph Segar,
Esq, member of the Virginia House of Dele
gates, explains the circumstances under which the
Vermont law in opposition to the execution of the
Fugitive Slave Law was enacted Mr.. Phelps
expresses his belief that when the Legislature
meets again the act will be promptly repealed. His
entire letter is excellent.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

Loss OF THE SHIP CAro.-Capt Shoofe, of the
ship Ocean Queen, arrived here yesterday morn
ing, from Liverpool, reports that the ship Cato,
Capt Robinson, from Liverpool for this port, with
an assorted cargo. and 800 steerage passengers,
went on shore on Sunday, the 3lst March, on the
Bemeni Islands. The passengers were taken offby
the wreckers, and would be taken into Nassau, N
p. No lives were lost The vessel is supposed Il
be total loss. The Cato belonged to the estate o
the late Samuel Broom, of this city.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
NOTICE to Shippers of Grain, Bran and large
~ hhls Hams to Mobile. by Mail or New Canal Lines
+. E % RS.
STANDARD AND LIBRARY BOOKS,
nz- For sale by
ThOs. IL. White,

o.
DANIEL WEBSTER'S SPEECHES and FORENSIC
ARGUMENTS-New Edition in vols with Portrait
MRS. OPIES COMPLETE WORKS in 3 vols.
DOWNlNG'S ARCHITECTURE OF COUNTRY
HOUSES
GOLDSMITHS MISCELLANEOUS WORKS. IN
Guiding great variety Pieces collected by James Prior,
in vols, New Edition.
COMPLETE WORKS OF JOHN NJ. MASON, DID,
oil New YORK, in vols by his SON.
EWBANK'S HYDRAULICS AND MACHINERY,
including Progressive Development Of the Steam Engine
MI LLER'S PHYSICS and METEOROLOGY.
KNAPP'S CHEMICAL TECHNOLOGY or, Chem
istry applied o Sciences in > vols.
TUPPER'S PROVERBIAL PHILOSOPHY.
ESOPS FABLES A New Version, chiefly IRON original
by Rev Thomas James, with Fry Illustrations in VOL
octave.
COLMAN'S EUROPEAN LIFE AND LETTERS. in
vols, New Edition.
CoLMAN's PRACTICAL ECONOMY and RURAL
AGRICULTURE
CHARLOTTE ELIZABETH'S WORKS, in 2 vols.
Il ADDISON'S COMPLETE WORKS, in vols.
N.B-BuRRELL's NEW LAW DICTIONARY, and
Complete Set of NEW YORK REPORTS very reduced price
APT st2ip
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

VIRGINIA LEeIsLATuRR.--This body adjourned
on the last night in March, The session has been
long one $50 bills were reported to the House,
of which 81 have passed both houses and 215
rejected or not acted on. Both houses also passed
% Joint resolutions.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
BILOXI FIRE BRICKS.

LEEDS FOUNDRY, August =, lsbo.
At the REQUEST of Mr. Kendall put into our furnace
which melt iron, of Mr. ksn,ias bIcS WIN one o.
slightly; Mr. Kendas at all, neither broken o. en
LIZ We are now ready supply sugar planters WIN our
greatly muroyed FIRE BRICKS si2. Orders lett at
Kendall, Yoe Co.'s. office, on the New Canal
will be promptly attended to-.
WILLIAM IL. EAGER,
r,baa adp,f Agent of Biloxi Steam Brick Works.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

PARTISAN ANxIETY."-Under this signiican
caption, the True Delta says Mr.. W. W. Mont
gomery was denied the privilege of voting in the
fifth ward, Second Municipality, where most Of
his extensive property is situated but suPpresses
the fsct. yolunarily stated by him, that he had
resided the last nine months in the First Munich
pality. Under such circumstances we are sure
even the True Delta would not advocate Mr.. Mont
fomerys right to vote in the Second Municipality.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

The Mississippi river at Memphis was still fall.
ing on the Sd instant. 1t was then lei feet below
high water mark. 4e.
On 31st ult. there were seven feet eight inches
water in the Canal at Louisville During the pre-
vious twenty -four hours the river had receded six
iAches.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

QuIcK Thrr AAeuND THE WoRLD.-We have
10 record the arriyais the ship Wisconsin, Capt
Mumiord, Of this port, y London, in the unpreee-
denied passage Of % day. srom Hong Kong. This
hne shlp has accomplished As round voyage from
London, in the space Of u mOs,hs and Is DAYS,
over 1000 miles, and has been h mort liz days
Of the rime. New York Courier.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

HARMS NEW MONTHLY FOR APRIL.
This number has been received by Morgan. Al
usual, it il filled with great variety Of interesting
matter. Some of the plot finders of Carolina have
discovered abolitionism lurking in its leaves w.
are sorry for them; their sensitiveness must be q
source of annoyance. The present number is en-
bellished with wood cuts Of Irving and Bryant, and
of their homes. $50
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTICE.


The undersigned hereby that he will attend
the superntendens Room No IS uniepa Hail. FRIDAY
from 10 IL o'clock A M for the of receiving and
aiming bills and and attending any other
business requiring his action during the of the Board
Charges against the Lyesu Library and salaries
of its officers properly certified by that Commethe roll OF
teachers all bills for of AID porers' services in
with existing then be presented for
prevail without the intervention Of the Committee Accounts
All other claims be audited by that Committee and approved
the Board of Directors before the undersigned will draw
| the Treasurer for them.
communications for the undersigned touching the business
the Public Schools, should be left with JOHN CALHOUN ESQ.,
Secretary Of the Board, his Office in the Municipal Hall
j. 8. COPIES,
of the Board Directors of Schools.
D- The COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS to save parties who
have bills against the Public Schools trouble notice
that all bills above specified the notice the President should
be left with Mr. CALHOUN the Secretary of the Board c.,
FUNK, Sergeant st-Arm,, at their offices.
The undersigned will be at the of Mr. SHAW the supern
tenden No. Is Municipality Hail. evening Of the last Wenes
day preceding the Thursday month"; O'Clock
for the purpose examining and auditing all bills presented Bills
then presented will be held until the regular meeting
Of the Board which takes place the Thursday Of each month
1t is desired that bills against the Public Schools be prompt
handed in above. J. o. HARRIS,
Chairman Committee Accounts
New Orleans, March Is, 1851, mhls I'm p
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

Ths European steamers will, after this month
come seniweekly, viz: The Cunarders every Sat
urday from Liverpool. the Collins line every alter
nate Wednes,ay from Liverpool, and the South
ampton line on,he Intermediate Wednesdays
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

COSTA RIcA-This is one of the States formerly
forming the Confederacy Of Nicaragua 1t lies TO
the north of Panama. Senior Molina, the Minister,
was presented to the President a few days SINCE
The Inteligencer gives the speeches on the occa-
sion Costa RIGA is interesting to this country, as
Offering the best route for canal.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

An official correspondence between MrWebster
and the American minister at Berlin, shows that
the fears entertained that the Tobacco Reggie is to
be established in Prussia and the States Of Zollve-
rein, is without foundation.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

UNDER GARMENTS, etc.

White Linen and Cotton Shirts, hate styles;
tientee Striped and Figured husiis Shirts;
Merno Gauze Flannel add Gauze Cotton Undershr
isuze Six aud Lis Threat Un1srsh rts and Drawers;
iossaner Wrappers, beautiful article for summer
striped and PLAN Silk Half Hose;
striped and PLAIN Cotton do do
Cotton Half Hope with Six Feet;
Linen and Lifle Thread Half Hoss
Light aud Dark Colured Silk Gloves
Linen and Lisle Thread do
Also .tt-
Il beautiful assortment OF Cravats, Suspenders Silk
Linen Handkerchief, etc etc.
LID Ln AIIIMDnc e. co
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

On the 9th ult. two fat boats, heavily laden
with corn and other produce, struck snag on the
Mississippi, at the head of Flour Island, and prov
ed total loss
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
VIM. FRERET, Collector.
apo
NOTICE TO MARINERS.
Custom h onse,

New ORLEANS, April 1851.
10 The light-ship PLEAsANToN will be re-
moved from her present moorngs within the days to
point about miles West by South of her present posi-
ton. As is moored her exact bearings will be
published. Cap5 l0t] VIM. FRERET, Collector.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

Secretary Corwn had SO far recovered on the
29th ult, to be able to attend Cabinet Council
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

In the West Point Cadet appointments for 1851
the Louisiana Second Congressional District is
represented by Mr.. Francis r. T. Nichols.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
BOyS' and ChiIIren'S
CLOTHING,

Per steamship Ohio.
LT large In Black meriDos Sac and Froek Goats
Jackets pacn and Meno Polka Jackets
Monpeser Goats Prince Wales snc; Panaoous in
Checks and Drings Yests Masees OF White and
Fancy Coors Shirts in Plain and Fancy Coors Chemzee
Collars Crayas sockng Caters Gloves suspends Handker
chiefs,
tw- OVER D'ARCY'S HAT STORE.
ans If ! and 3 CHARITIES ST.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

The Boston rioters, or rescuers, with the noto-
rious Ehzur Wright in their front, are ordered to
stand trial on the 2Sth instant.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

CURE FOR THE PorATo RoT -Johu Il. Snyder
of New Jersey, made application on the 2lst inst
to the Massachusetts, Secretary of State, for the
premium offered by the Legislature of that State,
for IA reward for the discovery of remedy for po-
tato rot.
His remedy is as follows: SAT the period when
the potato rot usually commences, scatter Il hand
full of ashes around the vines on each hill and it
will effectualy prevent the disease. The application
should be made late possible" The reward, it
| should be noticed by all applicants, is offered to
any person within that Commonwealth.
TEA IN SouTH CARoLINA.-Dr. Junius Smith,
of South Carolina, writes to the Journal of Com
merce that he has recently transferred his tea
plants from one plantation to another, and during
the operation examined their roots.
He finds them well grown and finely expanded
Not one OF them was lost from the rgors of the las
winter, though the snow lay on-them eight or nine
inches deep on level on the 81 of January. He
thinks, therefore, the plant to be permanently es
tablished in our country As TO the expense o
culture, he believes that we may hereafter grow
our tea as well cotton, in the face of the produc
tons at the East.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

St. Louis has subscribed half a million to III
Pacific Railroad.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
CUSTOM-HOUSE SALE.

Ne Orleans, April
an Julia by May
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
Arrivals at Principal Hotels. April 8.

VERANDA.. DR. Musgrovs C; Al Doremus, DIR HILL
Richardson, n Halle, Allen La; Booth, Y; srnth
lady and Atchi,an Fuller, Wlager Alex Garrett
Tenn John Drennen Ark; Wilson, Blanchard q
Curtis ady, Mrs Kellogg Mich; Tobert,
Ford Blok, Miss Williams, Mo- Chas Jones, Coast
Scake, Florida.
HEWLETT'S m Davidson, C. C Garrett Ala ] Cor
don Miss DR. Peck, Wells, Stuart, Gardiner La
Dr. Peck Port Gibson John Drennen, Ark; John kse
Spring, st James
ST LOUIS John Henley, sesch Simpson Benz 4
Bowe, Va ocord Vaughn and Mrs Heberts q
Vaughan B Cowpers o S Saram, Galena
PLANTERS. G Lynch, w Yancey, Coleman, Z Beny
d Smith, W Simmons Miss.
WESTERN vERANDA. John Aen Robt HarriI Ills Gee
Brown, Brown, Va James Strong, Calvin Stokes Mo-
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
ALFRED MUNROE N co.
apps Up tt 81 Magazine street.
adams - 60.
CALIFORNIA PACKAGE EXPRESS

EY~ ADAMS X co. will forward Express to Cali.
orna ~ the steamship ANA, 1hagres
TUESDAY the sth
This Express tue lshuus charge messenger
poyd ior that purpose All Immediately shipped board the
Pacific Mail Steamship CoTpn at Panama. in virtue Of
PECULIAR FACILITIES granted by that iuc thereby enabling
all transport with MAIL SPEED every description
Of merchandise committed our hands
V Packages be 10 proof order and not exceed
l25 lbs. n weight cubic feet In
RATES GREATLY REDUCED. Insurance for amy amount
when desired. ap3 2dp ADAMS & co. ~ Camp street,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09

SALE or DRy Goops AND HArs.-Ws call the attention
Of the city and country trade TO the catalogue sale Of DR.
Goods which will take place this day. at 10 O'Clock. at
Blaehs Co.. auction room, No. II Charities street. Fo
Particular 80 advertisement. =.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
NEW STYLE
Patent Skirts.

F1ZIP7ZL SkITIS.
Suited to the --latest Fashion, and for all Seasons
n- important and valuable improvement in the manuiac
ture OF LADIES' SKlRTS N ascoun of the
Light, Pliable and Adjustable Plaits
they waist their graduation thence the bottom the
imposby breaking and their adaptation change
of position gives GRACEFUL and ELEGANT FORM TO
LADY,S DRESS.
The stiffness consists Of a series Of Cords of tue
Fibres of the Cactus Leaf,
running horizontally hem while the fabric casually Coton
covering the Cords renders them Of nature PER
FECTLY FLEXIBLE
This combination causing ELASTIC SPRING in drec
tou Namely the Skirt and in the opposite direction
reaches the opinion OF the INVENTOR the long desteraum for the
article o apparel in question:
n- Carefully vushd, not using sal soda, and Strengthened
while drying open air. without starcing their original quail
ties for he ARTISTIC and BEAUTIFUL EFFECT IN SET
TING OUT THE DRESS, remains unmpnirsd.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-09
New Orleans, April A, 1851.

CRIME IN BuENos AYREs.-The British Packet
newspaper, received by the last arrival, has this
interesting paragraph:
For some years past we have scarcely had
single execution. A number of criminals, how
ever, had been gradually accumulated in the pub
lie prison, and the day of reckoning at last arrived
On Tuesday morning last, eighteen were executed
all incorrigible offenders, guilty of murder OF
aggravated crimes. A large number of others
were variously disposed Of; some to military ser.
vice, others to public work state prisoners, and
a few restored to liberty"