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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

CONTAINING NO ALCOHOL t..
THE certified medicine the GRID tor the cure
Dyspepsia the headache, heathufu
acy The stomach loss Of sppetits s.tAma
ague exposure oil and diseases
deranged Of the stomach
anil surpassed BY metens IN
females suffering from uterine deransr mef
following:
Professor A. A. HAYES, M D.. State AssaysF;
FITzHKSRv HOMER, Esq. b0stOus
Jas C. DUNN Eco. City Treasurer, Boston; = Fl"
Hon. MyHON LAWRENCE. Il, Pres Was Ssnafe;
Hon L. u. ARNOLD. formerly Governor Of Rhode isani.
now memhef Of Congress; l'
Hon wv. WooDBRIDsr. formerly Governor of Michi-
Hon J. T: MoRxHKAD. formerly Governor Of Kentucky,
Hon j F. SIMMoEs, u. 8. Senator from Rhode Island:
Hos. SAs'5 :: PHELPS, w. 3 senator from Vermont;
Hon SoLomos Foors, member OF Congress from VT;
Hon. H. ID. FosTYR member OF Congress from Penn'a;
Hon N. l.. MARTIN. Delegate in Congress rum Wsccn-
Gen x. &. Dop0x, msmhesin Congress from Iowa..
R. p STOwE, tsd Clerk in the House Of kepresenrv'ss
q. TRowsRIpgE, Esq, Denot ...e:
GsS o Ssss Esq., W.. s.sas.
Many highest respectabIy
~ confirm all been sail in favor Of tina nvsuabb
meiicine r.. GEO 8. GREEN, Proprietor. winsior. Vt.
REED, BATES & AUSTIN Whoe.a,e Drusss,s. No.
For sale bv WRIGHT CO., Isl Char,.. 1t.
~ Price 81 per bottle sx bott,es TO- s.
~ CAurioN-Each o.yy-naed
gill have he wrapper printed English Frnch and Span
~ Geo Proprietor, rhrss
Sides, AMI aidiunn easase ia the top OF the
bottle sh the Reed, Baei Ausn sho the sole
Iy Nd w
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21
BHLOw-COMINg UP.
Brig Water Witch, from Rattan Island.

Exports.
BOSTON-Per bark Cloeia: 70 bales cotton, % hhds to-
baccO "a bales hemp 1929 corn, go bb pork "a hhds
hams, 80 rolls leather, 404 hides, 10 pks md.e.
BOkDEAUX-Per brig Ellis 81 bales cotton. ST. 500
slaves.
APALACHICOLA-Per schr Pascagouia: 85s sacks
wheat 80 casks bacon hams IL Kegs lard hhds sugar
"A bbls molasses ITO do flour.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21
Choice Residence ON Rayades street, in the
Gregory Square, Lafayette.
By D. A. BEARD Il MAY. AuctlOneers,

CATuRDAY. May "a. II o'clock viii sold at auction,
~ without rtserve Banks Arcade
Certain Lof or GrOUND with all improvements thereon,
IN The founded
ree,s ~ Of Laseue Said lot 81 test u n hes rout
on Nayane depth Philip Of 1855
and forming the Of Naysdes and Phil The i'm
rovemeht comprise erceen we'll ou f'miy Dwelling
or merry the redeoce Of Mr. TurUer built sbou'
having ali the eonvennces for family with fo~ rden
m hont The premises situated the Depot Of the Railroad
stopping place
Te.ms- Purchaser to ass1me payment Of note for 1851 49,
payable - Decemtr S742 49,
c1,J net mote Tor $50 DUE IA vc,osr ns..; oe fo
sfiz ~ Que ll-6 March, 1856 Tor eI42 49, due IBIS
September s52 amounting ia the ~hoie $500 % For
balance OF The purchase onea cssh remainder
year for note bearing mprg &c de property until paid
Act Of sale before O ssrs Notary Pubc the expense Of
the purchaser nl2
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

e-Y- He will continue to keep his usual sto of
Choice Teas In Chests and Half Chests.
ThO,e preftnng them in this sye supplied
titles tn suit,
EV The patronage of the of Coon TIA respect
fully solicited w. e.. RAY MOND.
myD I'm Il amp street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21
List of Vessels in Port Not Cleared.

Passengers.
Per ship Corneia, from Havre--l96 in Storage.
Per ship John Hancock from Havre-3O0 in steerage
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

Bladon Springs.
THIS popular Watering Place will he opened
June The s' to a'S e
improvements daring the past winter and will be alu
five hundred In ddon to The medicinal and
ye pr peres OF The water Ia diseases peculiar Southern
Ws Bs
a. four iron the bee river Chocaw eoany
country are accessible by STEAMBOATS, all OF the
benefits TO be derived from the these waters suffice
that we feel fully warranted saying that
kldneys and skin ulcers Of long Standing general debility
b syy ne sSpsy Go
VIII: have tried their Efficacy.
regular packets from Mobile to the Springs, se@ weekly
va be instantly supplied with he ye ss hest the Country
render their visitors comfortable For chemical pro,
e s s h. Pes q the y ,s
University Of Aabama W ir0'e''0' 0'u"'' VI
RATES OF BOARD:
rer DAY; OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ...$ W
per week Observation-Disclosures. %
" Children and servants half price %
morse D Dsr S srsk ~
g per month ......... ' IS 0J
a asss families SS SSi fss .s% the
Blad . Springs, Ala, May i. ISL EN- %y7 sm
STAR CANDLES AND PORT VINE
S sSs;; ssa G'Fss' e. o. 70 j.:
HAY, CORN, OATS. BRAN and SHORTS
ifs. ilv GAR 81 AShs.s,, G3; street,
RlTTERS-75 cases Boxer and Hilyger Bitters,
mys II $50 sA2uEL WOLFF. IS Camp St.
WHITE LEAD-25 tons, from the best North.
-s.s I; II ..s s, CO. q.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21
PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CREsoxrr 0!vIcE.
IH-l-.-Ix.. N1r--tr. M q a. III

Cleared Yesterday.
Bark Cloela, Pilsbury, Boston, f'has Deake Geo
Brig Ella, Mills Bordeaux, John Alexander
5chr Pascagoula, Burns, Apaachicola, Jas Farrelly
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

GOSHEN BUTTER.
% KEGS fresh Goshen Butter for sale low II
~ close c0nsignme IT.. "
myl5 lw WIN J, DEWEY, SO (sravier at,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

DUTCH CRUSHED SUGAR.
IN CASKS superior Dutch Refined Crushed
w Sugar, first quality, landing frrm ship Clifton ant
or sale by GODuRl,'H co
mylb CIV 81 and 29 common 81
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

SUPERIOR FAMILY HAMS.
IN TlERCES Sagg Y Shay's choice Hams
w 30 erces Davis Hams. landing from United State
and for sale by GDODhI' h CO.
mylh 2w q and % Coumon 81.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21

ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot Of very
- superior English Cheese, inst recei we'd and by
E. WOOD 4 co opposite Post "a.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-05-21
NOTICES..

wv jackson Rifles, Attention!
H . = AZ nd hssasr Co@puny d. i'll every - t.sDAY
M III MI mo rhiDA1 EVENINGS, bafpast o'ciock. the
4Ss"era as"d-s'oa'.. B, order II ses 6 r9rno.
mJi5 C. PORE0, o. 8.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Dec.


This being the day prescribed BY law, agreea.
bly 10 the provisions Of the Constitution, for
the meeting Of Congress, members elect 90 The
I. House Of Rep-e-eniives assembled 10 their hall
at the Capitol in this city.
Ate o'clock the House was rallied 70 order
by Hon. r. NJ You've, Clerk of the 3lst Con.
press The roll Of members was ,hen called,
when 2IS answered 20 their names, and - were
absent.
The CLERK announced that quorum was
present and that business was in order
Ma. JONES, OF Tenn, moved that The HDuse
do now proceed 10 the choice Of n Speaker, riua
roce, which was agreed to.
Mr. JONES inquired il nominations were in
ORDER
The CLERK replied that they were.
Several members asked for a call Of the roll.
The CLERK announced MesSrs. JoyEs, Of
Tenn, Bowie, Of Nd, RICHARDSON, Of III, and
Books, Of ~ Y, as telers.
Nominations were then made by various mem.
bers.
Mr. JONES, If Tenn. nominated LINN
BOYD, Of KY, and in making this a Houncement,
said that he should vote for him as being both
a sound Democrat, and a Union man.
Mr. CARTIER, Of OEjo, seconded the nomi.
nation.
Mr.. STANLY, Of n. G., alluded to the action
Of thu Democratic caucus, which nominated Mr.
BoYD, and begged to inquire how far coalitions
are TO be sanctioned BY it, and how f'r repudia.
ted? lie intimated that members from the
South were there found acting with Northern
Freesoilers, an that a resolution in favor OF
the compromise was there laid On the table.
(llere there were loud calls upoE the CLERK
TO call the roll and proceed with the bo.lOting
for Speaker.)
NJ. CAMPBELL, Of Ohio, who had previ.
ousy nominated THADDFUs STEvESs, Of Pa,
gave his reasons for so doing; although he was
not clear as to the propriety Of discussion at
this time, he would state that Mr. STEVENS was
as good friend to the Union and compromise
measures as any other gentleman who had been
put in nomination. lie Mr.. c. was opposed
to agitation, and did not wish to have the ques.
ton opened here at this time. The less said
about these things now, the better. When the
time comes for discussion, he was willing to meet
il. He did not wish to be understood as throw.
ing the first brick here in this matter
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

TUESDAY, Dec. =, 1881.
The SPEAKER called the House to order at
II o'clock, and
The CLERK read the journal Of yesterdays
proceedings.
The Senate, through their Clerk, gave notice
of their concurrence in the House resolution
appointing committee to wait on the President,
AMI inform him of the org lnization Of Congress.
Mr. HIBBARD'S resolution, providing for the
selection Of seats by lot, was taken up and
adopted.
MIR. RICHARDSON introduced resolution
to provide seats for reporters within the bar Cf
the House which, after discussion, was rejected
-52 TO II.
Mr.. ROBBINS introduced resolution al
lowing newspapers TO each member to the
amount of $50. Amendmen We're proposed
increasing this amount TO $40 and $50. After
an hours DISCUSSION, the resolution was amended
so rs to limit the expense to the price of three
daily ptpers. and passed in this form, by yea
and navs--lll to 9S.
Mr. BAYLY, from the committee TO wait on
the President, reported that said committee had
attended 10 their duty, and that the President
was ready TO make communication lmmedi.
atev.
At Is minutes before O'Clock, messenger
from the President appeared at the main door OF
the hall, and communicated the following mes
sage
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03
IN SENATE.
TUESDAY,. Dec 2. 1856


Mr.. HUNTER appeared IL hi. srat to-day.
A message was read from The House announc-
ing the appnintm ~ ~ a committee on heir part
to wait upon the President, TO inform him OF
the orvauizltio1 of Congress; and on motion.
Mr. BgiGur and Mr.. MILLER were appointed the
joint comG,i,lee on the part Of the Senate.
Mr.. WHifCONB moved tht the Senate at
ore O'Clock 10 morrow proceed to the election
Of Chaplain. I Agreed g..
Mr.. FODrE gave noiirc Of a resolution he
should ntroduce here ftrr ia behalf Of the lib.
Grafton If Smith OBri,n, Mragher, and other
Irish patriots, nov held as prisoners by Great
Britain IN the convict colony Of Van Diemen's
Land
Mr. ATCHISON gave notice Of bill for the
granting Of certain public lands to aid in con-
structug y railroad in the State of Missouri.
Mr.. DODGE. Of loEa. presented memorial
Of a large convention Of CrGplc Of tive contiguous
States, held AZ Burlington, Iowa in favor Of APP.
propriations by Congress for the renewal Of ob
strucions in the Upper Mississippi. Orjetedt to
he printed.
Mr. JONES, of Iowa, introduced Hill grant.
ing the right " way for railroad, and grant
Of lands To aid in its construction in the State
Of Iowa.
Mr.. MORTON gave notice OF several bills
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II RI w e Il X l. Y.

for the benefit of certain railroads &c. in Florida
Mr.. CHASE introduced a bill granting the
unsold public lands in the State of Ohio to that
State. ..... ....
In pursuance of Yesterdays resolution, the
Senate at one o'clock proc eded to the election
of committee on the contested election case
between Mr.. MALLORY and Mr.. lULEE, OF
Florida and the result of the first ballot was
the election of Messrs. BRIGHT, BERRIEN, Ma
SON, PEARcE, and DAVIS as the committee who
are to consider and report upon the subject.
Mr. BRIGHT having reported that the Pres
dent was ready to communicate with both
houses, shortly thereafter the private Secre-
tary of the President announced the annual
Message to the Senate and the House of Rep
resentatyes. q. 49,
1t was read to n very thin Senate most of the
members present holding copy to the reading
Of the clerk. After the reading, .
On motion, ten thousand copies of the mes
sage and accompanying docu nents were Or
dered 10 be printed.
Mr. FOOrE then called up the following
resolution, to wit =
JOINT RESOLL TlON in relation 10 the re-
cepton and entertainment of Louis kossuth,
Governor of Hungary, in the United States,
BE IL atsnired, dc, That joint committee OF
NE LWt' llDu-eS VI boNHTeaS, W Co'iooe VI
members of the Senate and-members OF
he House to be appointed by the Presiding
Officers of the respective Houses 10 make suit
able arrangements for the reception of Louis
! Kossuth, Governor Of Iu gary on his arrival
in the United States aud to communicate to
him assurances Of the profound respect enter
tanned for him by the people of the United
States and to.tender to him, on the part of
Congress and in the name Of the people of the
United States, the inequalities of the metropo-
| IL of the Union.
Mr. FOO re urged the necessity ofimmediate
action Oh the resolution.
The CHAIR remarked that it could only be
read the third time now By unanimous consent
MIR. UNDERWOOD objected, and so the res,
| ontion WA. laid over.
Mr. Fl OTE gave notice of resolution he
should introduce to morrow, or some subsequent
day, recognising the compromise measures as a
final settlement Of the late disputes on the
slavery question.
And the Senate adjourned.
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

Whole number Of votes, =. 2l2
Necessary for a choice, . 80. l07
w. A. GoRNAS, Of Indiana. |
PREsTox KIyG, Of New York, . :. ]
q. w. JoSEs, Of Tennessee, !
R J BowfE. Of Maryland, g. l
DAVID OUTLAW, Of North Carolina, J.
JuSUs Hn.IYER, Of Georgia, 2
T.. c. CABEbL, Of Florida, .
J w. Howe, Of Poonsyvanil,
JoHN ALLISON, J
JAMES MgAcHAM Of Vermont, =. J
NJ. &. GENTRY, Of Tennessee, 8
ALIEN. Evans, Of Maryland, 4
T. BococE, Of Virginia, .
J. 5. TAYLOR, Of Ohio, -. e.. 8
+. II. BAYLY, of Virginia, a.. 8
THADDEus STEPBENS, Of Pennsylvania, . l6
The southern press. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-12-03

Since the lst of December last the payment in
cash on account Of the public debt, exclusive OF
interest, have amounted to 81, sol, I56 So which,
however, includes the sum Of 50 242, 400 paid I'M
der the 18th article Of the treaty with Mexico,
and the further sum Of 81 ,59l ,2i3 IS, being the
amount Of awards TO American citizens under the
late treaty with Mexico, for which the issue OF
nom the treasury.
The public debt on the Goth ultimo, exclusive
Of the stock authorized TO be issued TO Texas bv
the act Of 9th September, 1850, was So, $50 1895
rs.
Continues on fourth pags.)
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29

fouTfooed faYorte which ne ild by soning the large
brute 50 etiecualy N The head as % AZ h-n on tae
SPOT. The Austrian Officer. infur.atef Il tbs gsH7ue
1rc1 had the hoy seized ali CONDEMNED I'm 20 re-
ceiye y-tye strokes OF he bastinadO. When re-
mCISlaied wiA the ability OF the slea ieT yoa,0
enduring such ec~ere punishment, he pera S'ai u
ms frs intention, AMI, or fhe sentence beng carTei
INTO execution, Tie oy eZp-Te1 unicT the scvcn,e ,eeth
bow. TIE Toys ltler, Q shoemaker, i ~doWer
With his Only child who assisted hm N liS ile oe-
came nearly distracted ~ the intelligence % rs
death, and the next morning rishei frantic INTO me
cCfee-hOUSe where the Austrian officer was easts-
II3, plunged s,ettC INTO las breast ana disfatcle1
h-m with seventeen wounds. escaping from the PIE
senCe Of the hOrrfed spectators without any one max
ing effort 20 deiaIn him."
"A letter from Bologna Of the 81. IN the 'ens-itH-
-na'e Of Florence. states that notwithstanding the
late decree Of Count NcbIl against persons attempt
ing 10 prevent others from smoking the sale Of TO-
bacco and cigars has considerably diminished, thus
causing great loss 10 the revenue that eigh young
men of good families are now IN prison AZ Bologna
for having recommended people not 10 smoke ant
that "A young man has been wounded with stIieltO
iOT having smoked IN the streets
The Official Journal Of the THO SiciieS, OF the 2i
contains Royal decree committing the sentence OF
death pronounced upon AgTestl, Setemb mi tauclt-
enO and other political prisoners, into the punishment
Of the gaeys also the galleys awarded 10 others
into various periods Of imprisonment IN irons.
The report of the death OF the King Of Naples
has not been confirmed.
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
PORTUGAL.

The Portuguese revolution marches with great
StrideS-for Portugal The latest news Is up 10 the
l0th inst The Iberia mail steamer brought Count
Thomar TO England The King has resigned his
command in chief over the army, and the Queen
seems only to hold her throne by the SunerAhce OF
The DuSe of Saldanha, who diSmisseS military and
civil officers appoints Others IN their room raises yo-
volunteer troops issues financial decreeS-n word
exercises full dctatorial power So opposed was the
feeling of the people to the Queen and her late Gov
eminent that neither she, nor her Royal husband
nor even their servants IN veneS, dared venture IN
10 the public streets No Ministry had been formed
but the Duke of Sadanha had called military
council to consider the subject at which the only
point decided WAS, that NJ Jose PaSSos, VINO was
Chief of the Oporo Junta IN ls4f should be the RE
sident of the Council. II understood thlt the
Duke had refused TO take any Office IN the Cabinet
as he would have other occupations to engage ms
attention The Duke was expected 10 enter LISBON
al the head of an imposing army on the l3th when
1t was thought highly probable that the greatest ek
citement would take place, which might lea1 20 an
attack on the Royal palace, and possibly 10 'e ao
dicatlOn or fight OF the Queen
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
ITALY,.

letter nom Rome, dated May lSt, says th'lt ne
President of the Propaganda, Cardinal tTanLom mas
lust issued an appeal 10 all Iay, calling upon an
good Catholics TO subscribe funds Tor the erection oi
a Roman Catholic Cathedral IN London Inc ap-
peal issued some months back by the Cardinal Wear
General did not produce the desired result. Ine
projected edihce - 20 be dedicated 10 81 Feter, ana
schools for bows ami girls attached 10 It.
An English company has oLereu 10 the SdrUiili-
an Government advantageous terms Ior lne cosSlIuC
tlon OF a railway 10 connect Genoa Win FIehcn
line nom MarSeileS counting upon the Indian iTal-
nc As the route 20 Alexandria according 10 tle cal,
culatlonS OF the company. would oe mus ShoFlehe1
by fye or six hours.
A letter from Rome OF The 4th gives some IN
f,rna,on on the plans now under consideration ioT
~ ;rnction of the Adriauc with the Tuscan sea
Venice and Trieste are to be connected with Leg
born bv A hnc crossing the ROmagna Ancona anu
Pore are To be connected BY another hne 10 De al
tsrwsrl Drolonged either to CNlta |eccAla or 70
porto d Anzo hch Il put IN repair would De mnch
better port than the former.
The Roman correspondent o. theDaly NeNS gives
The following Illustration OF Austrian tyranny III
aWh,le treating Of the baS.nado, / must not oin.t
d, relate a traelcal occurrence which have heaTd ol
- having recently taken place near the ciy oi ON
he Austrian coffraardHnf ds picce or a. some say
he ofce~ in command OF the garrison Whlle taxing
- an horseback accompanied by large Cog en-
,,,,tered "A boy l3 wears of age, uulshS aiohS ''e
osS ~ comnany with small dog. ne oiS u"S-as
NC SogS whether human OF canine Will sometimes 40
s.5en ibey feel ;hey have the Power-aI1@nAe tae
Ii,,ie 6cg without rhyme reason, 50 iefoC,oI,Iy,
that the boy waS obhgei 10 come 10 me Nl " 'lS
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
I.ivernonl Markets.

PRoyIsIoNs-Amcr1can We have had a very dull week
in Beef but without alteration prce For POrS there
has been moderate demand but from the short supply the
transactions have been chiefly IN French Hambugh, and
IRISH The inquiry for Bacon has rather fallen Of tins
week. and though we do not alter our quotations they are
with difficulty obtained. Hams moderate request Shoul-
deYs wanted Lard mountains last week advance and the
sales have been far extent Cheese has not been so
active and unless with yery fine quality difficult 10
make progress Butter has agan become very dun Tai
low is td lower. and fat.
IRoN-In scotland the demand fDr Bar and Plate Iron,
both for home use and expectation, large Scotch Pig
Iron Is depressed Owing 10 the excessive make and
absence u specuat on mixed numbers can he pur-
chased al 40s = TIM. net cash. IN Glasgow Welsh Bar
Iron also and be bought 40 II los tun
IN wales Present quotations Liverpool scotch Pis
No l. e. S.. Merchant Bar IS 2s 6d Sfail.rj Nal Rods
Is lJs Hoops. 70 ljs Sheets, u los
NAVAL SToREs-Common American Resin brings g.. az
which rate 1000 bls have found buyers OF raw Tnrpen.
tine LOCO bhls have been suld u 4d cwt SPIRITS II
Tnrenne maintain the Fate advance, 53s Gd 10 3s being
obtained for small parcels
New-York daily tribune., 1851-05-29
THE CASE Of THovAs MclsrosH,

CHARGED WIKI FoRCERr Yesterday afternoon Jus
tie Bleakeey sischsrSe this young MAJ who was On
TUESDAY arrested on charge Of forging the name OF
hls father. John Mcintosh. on the back Of note Of
hand for upward OF SAso-the evidence ayH,lS;
him beng Insuaciel; 20 hold his stor sral Iaile@
aiely tcT his discharge hc arrested on SIN IA
charge, m forging the name ~ JrneS 4 AXE residing
ai No 80 Becker street.. - note Tor Sl3ol 62. dat
e. the l6iE instant. Az T.e pay able II Three months
10 Tie orceg OF Mcintosh & Henderson fhiS note
With others. iht accused. : allie igei passed 20
Amos : Foster doing business a. No. pa Pearl So,
the ls;h inst. rs collateral security fO- tAc pay
mer; OF a loan of Se5G0 made by him % NciI'O,h
The Signature of MT Bake on TIE note y pTOaOunc-
81 by that gentleman 20 be forgery. Mcintosh
committed 10 prison for examination.
ARREST OF A Female FOR GRAND Lar
CENy.-Capt Sm,lh OF he Sixth Wari Police veSter-
Gay arrested a woman named Nara Lewis, R'l.S
Steward, charged with having IN July last stolen
gold watch ana cham valued AZ 500, the properly OF
Mrs Burcell. residing AZ l3 Slxh-aveluo. The watch
had been pawued a; the ShCp OF T. Bernstein cor. Of
Mulberry and Grand StS, who after much prevarica-
ton and useless trouble delivered up the property 20
the officer. On The person of the woman about 30
pawn tickets were found they were for silk dress
=. capeS, pantaoOnS, &c Three pairs OF unmade
black cashmere pants were also found N her posses
Sion all OF which property IS supposed 10 have been
stolen. At the time OF the larceny Of the watch and
house where Mrs Bur!e!l resided She was com
nitted 70 prison Tor trial.
DEATH BY BURNS. An inquest was yes
,ercay held AZ the City Hospital upon the body OF
James Mcdonnell, who, whde AZ WORK m sewer in
Fuon->t., on The 23d inst. dreadiuliy burned BY
the explosion OF gas pipe. caused BY the gas eScap-
lng from coming n contact with lighted lamp which
he was using at the time lie died on Tue>lav night
from he effects of the burns. Nerhct accordingly