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NOTICES.


"a, -. .oa, - -, ss"e'ssned 'as resamso ussn ~
-. - - + I'VE orr = ~ A nt'aaa'n ., .'s ~ ~
a,n,y. Or 20 81 go a''o'ea " .ne 'esea.. " ''
----->S@w ". a hs'h"'".
~ Notice.-Tbe Committee ,,po,,,.d "a, oh,.;r;,s
subscuptops Rebuilding ST. en- aRIgs HOTEL xul
nlsa,. e.. =, Me,.r, ti.pderson G,,.s, No q c., ~
y, 80 s,..,r,ion poo., w. ~ e- N""
81 "'' ~ -, al. -, -
q TSe Memoen o. 'ne Nonmies s mes daily at the ofhcs
O'Clock. j4zsd Signed, =. C. cAMMAcx, chainnao-
-
Il DR.. .. w. Dalton. who's duty Il y 10 vacefnate
thoss Chrsn Of the Pubic Schools Of the Second nuniepa
- .r - a.. 49,, :. T. - ha,-.-., ali. nd nr.n...s
,s. sn,1 nd d., p,oen.. and .sess,, !,
the several Schools % lead such children his r ,ha, poo's
n ohsrs desiring 'fo.ecuon asa,ns me snALI roA, -
respectfully n'"so 70 eau AZ IN one 70 ereo' "'s'
- -. ~. $1,000. -
y Nouce hereby eNsh my .pp'soAa ~, -
made the LOUISIANA STATE Bank of he issue o. Dnpsu C
cate No. 1885, January 81 1885 Of 40 shares uu paid
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS,

CRESCENT OFPICE,
Tuesday Morning, April Is, 1851 !
COtOn-Two three heavy operators the market
yesterday and took about 1000 bales previous rates.
NEW
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USING THE KNFK.-Last night man named Perry was
arrested in Cont street, for using large dirk knife in
efray which he had with person whom he met in coffee.
house He was arrested by the police. and the knife which
is formidable weapon. taken from him. but not until
he had stabbed his antagonist with it once or twice.
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II YE FLOUR-150 barrels, just received from
- NewYoIk bark Hannah Brewer, in store, for sale.
apl4 FERD. KENNETH Il co. SO Magazine st.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ST. CHARLES THEATRE.

ST. CHARLES THEATRE.
ana n. u
stage Manager. DADAA'
~ Benefit OF FRANCOIS RAvE and Last Might but one d
die Gorgeous speetsc Of he GREEN MONSTER
a SPLENDID BILL or ENTERTAINMENT for the popular
Psnomm, whose performances have nightly fPt the mouse IN
Of laughter.
THIS EVENING Tuesday April u.s. the Rsve fsm, vii Com
their performances With the Comic Panomlme OIL
VOL AU VENT;
or, A Nights Adventure
which the highly popular FRANCOIS RAvEL will exhibit hs
extraordinary performance Of
~ LA BARRE CERRIQUE n
Crossing the stage on poe hgh-the most dIhcu and
daring al attempted .
vm du sent-.. ''''
riere IA young lovef) i.,an.
Jaqunifo ian old hinert
Nina inns daughter '"'Ne''
After which a Spanish Pas De Deu1,
LA MANOLA.
Danced BY Mile Berlin and Mons br1leni. -
To Spectacle at ms dravml
crowded houses o nearly tso weeks. called
THK GREEN MONSTER.
Treks Changes and surprs BY the kave Family ant
their Artists.
~ For particular, small bills.
The whole evening TO begin with the farcs
THE DkAD SHOT.
~ Doors omen at haipas performances 10 commence At
Boz office open frsm 10 until O'Clock
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AUCTION SALES.

Consinuation ssIe-LaAies' auction Of rich Fancy
10, Dry Goods, at Madame Fanny Fryer's.
BY VINCENT 4 Co.
"a. j. EueEsE ToURsK. Auctoneer. |
THIS DAY, 10 viii sold at No 81 chaIue. stree,
an ssss..s v.rsy d ch Fancy py ooa selected and
' sss s Fl oi sfss in
Printed Pr.a & Plain ca.hmere Dresses;
B B;ai Dc soe :ossase;
s s,is ri Er ssss si ..s srs cite a
Satin Co Cloaks, rich bact and coored
Wine Muslin and Lace Pard...u,i
Rich Grape Grsnadme barge shav and Scarf. Pssnss
Rich Em ro,dersd Collar, and Chsms.ass; .. \
Psa &C, csT ssnd ,sy s' so
He'd Foulard Six Handkerchief Thread L.ss'
eno vaeocIsnnes. etc etc. arnu
Clothing. and. ....Dry floods. Sale.
ny y. H. PETITPAIN.
DAY 10 ocOcs-wii be sold al his auction room, No.
large of very ready made Clo,hins Is
sad g. LOO *. q
city and country buyers apis
Greceries.. Provisions. and Liquors.
BY SYKES, HYDE 4 CO.
Us. D esesp AS T. ..s..e 20 be sold
ioo bole. Star Candles so eo.e. Soap;
eTm. : .,.a. coa.s Is bo.. Lemon Syrup
8, g soi, ssls,..n,; 40 eo,e. as, red candyi
8 boxes sperm ss c 1a e. ;s 8 sAss.s Ia;
Brandy. Whisky, Port, Madeira. Mar..ehno.
.eus ca,seoa Ahsyn,h Sugar Rss. Tviss Dsm
| Glare. and Champagne Wine. apis
Furniture. Furniture. ........ Furniture.
At the Old Auction Mart, 81 Camp
BY WIN. p. SCOTT, AuctiOneer.
THIS Day, April Is, haipasi 10 ocoek-will sold at
lot Of second hand FURNITURE Mattresses. Cooling Stove,
etc. Term.cs.a .pl5
Prints without reserve.
BY r. H. PETITPA1N.
TUESDAY april 49, at 10 o'cloc1-whl he sold at his auction
Canal coasisnment
Is case. new style Fancy PRINTS.
/ Terms liberal at sale apl4
shirts Parasels $50. Dry GooAs, etc
BY +. HI. PETITPAIN.
TUESDAY april u.s. at 10 oclock-wi be sold Al his auction
i No.
100 White and Fancy SHIRTS; go.
Is Bingham UMBRELLAS and Silk PARAsoLs;
100 package. and lot. of sessonab DRY GOODS consisting
Of white Panaoon Dis French fancy Linen Drills; pan
Embroidered Collars, Gnshams Silk and Cotton Fouards
Fans Swiss Muns Nankeens Cottonades bleashed
| orown Lotions, Cheeks, etc etc. -
| Term, liberal at sale.
l. 40 Catalogues be obtained goods examined early
| the morning OF apl4
Cotton. Cotton COttOI
BY SYKES, HYD e Il CO.
TUESDAY, Apri is, o'clock-Wil sold Planters
| L Press, for account Of whom it may
| IS bales COTTON, damaged
Immediately after, Factors aud Shippers Presses
q bales COTTON, damaged
Terms cash .pl4
Boots. Brosans, Shoes. Hats, Csps.........-"ett
Il BY SYKES, HYDE a. CO.
w their auction room 81 Magazine street. up stairs
$50 Kip and Seal Broeans, Mems Calf AID Mud Boot
Ladies' Shoes and sppers Gatss Boys Boots Brogan ct
Is Silk and Fur Hats
| 10 do Kossuh do. WOOL
| 10 do Palm Leaf Hats
10 do Glazed Caps;
/ bnlea Camu Hats
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FIRE IN ROYAL STREEr.-The restaurant kept by Mr..
Armstrong in Royal street, the posofce, had
narrow escape from fire yesterday morning. between IL and
IL O'Clock The iues the cooking kitchen accidentally
communicated with the Iaers OF the above and fire
10 Them but before the destructive element had the slightest
chance OF getting ahead it was fortunately stopped.
FIRE IN LAFAyrTTE.-Early yesterday morning, fire
broke out coffee house kept by person named Smith,
Lafayette and which situated the top of Tehoupi
touas street. 1t demolished the whole building. and did IN
Unite damage 10 Mr. Smith. whose property insured
and who about three months ago, burnt of the
house he then occupied The be accounted for
although there is little doubt but that occurred through
accident.
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CRESCENT OPFICR, !
Tuesday Morning. April Is. 1851.
LATITUDE $50 ST. N.--LosolTuOr 500 lin Time,

49,. Tuesday Morning. Apn Is. ls5ls
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Galveston, Place, Galveston and MatagoIda,
s:s we sss; s;ss e:
shio Eerksh Bur HOPKINS Boston Boston CIV Hynon
Bak Hannah Brewer. Pierce. Havana and market
Sp brig Lola. Albado Barcelona, FPuig y PUG
schr John Roaess. Morrison. Apalachiools, vain
schr Sarah Elizabeth. Webb. Pensacola. Master
Arrived.
Ship Cromwell, Barker. Is days from Boston, to MASTER
br p f.SrusIy % Homs: % N.Y. no" Liverpool 18th
Brig Hope Pssss Il days from NswYSrt. to m.ses-pein.
BIZ sssT Robert Williams days from Kingston tJa,. to
scI Alice Miner days from Pensacola to uas,sr-Ban
duchess. Robinson. from Illinois River.
Msssaa 1@H G Gaass ea 4 R ken
New ,v WS nc Moore from ,na G1 W2ds ssn,s
Sultana Gable, from St Louis.
Towboa Mary knesIand fhips from the s Pa,ss-towed
sGa 70 ss n and es' Marcy and
Towboat Persan PiGnegar from the Passes-towed down
Wsm S bs h"ps and eb Rde1
Towboa. sueck. Chambers. fiom the Passes-brought
TowSoai DEFIANCE. Hamburg. from the Passssbrousht up
Exports.
GALVESTON-Per steamship Galveston: $50 bbis flour
LIS do whisky loO do pork 30 do sugar 15 bxs cheese &
kes, lard. 80 sacks 100 SKIS coffee, 800 pcs hoowware
IS pkgs uldse.
| L!VERPQ0L-Per ship VIM sprague: 1898 bales cotton
| LIVERPOOL-Per ship Warbler: 1872 bales cotton 393t
bb Hour 4O bis ties pork 1873 bbs lard, Isl ties beef,
whisky hhds tobacco, l44 pigs lead $50 hbls OIL ~ boxe
:ss fSs s S.s' M 81 2
pork ga pkgs lard IS hhds Ill hams 10 bbs beef
80 bbs OIL % do whisky 900 kegs butter IS rolls leather 80
bags dried geachss IN hides Al bags her 80 pkgs mdse
| BALTiMORE-Per bark lonia: ga bales cotton. hid
cks ht bbs 600 bbls lard 81 bxs candles 800 hides
| $50 bdls hides. "A baie
| BARCELONA-Per brig Lola: 440 bales cotton, 100
| slaves,
| APALACHlCOLA-Per schr John Roaiess: "a bbls lou
bb moasses III do whisky, 10 do hams, Is casks bacon
446 sis corn, 40 els rope and sundries
| PENSACOLA-Per schr Sarah elizabeth: Ballast.
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CHARLES STOUGHTON,
GROCER AND WINE MERCHANT,
No. "a Camp street.


No. 81 Camp street, New Orieanss
rEH 2 largest assortment of G r EENand BLACK
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HAY, CORN, OATS, BRAN and SHORTS
Constantly in and Tor sale lots suit purchaser
by j. GARLAND Il TO.
10 isly l01 Tchoupitoulas strest.
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Mile PARODI'S First Grand Concert
in Orleans .oo.
tHaAA ~ Will take place MONDAY, the 2u go
WA-sW Of April, at the qa34h
NAN LYCEUM, WIKI
~ IN which she will be assisted by the
following eminent talent:
sgnorina AMALIA PArTL2
ssnOr AvIGNONE From the Astor Place Opera House.
MlsKA tAUsER, the celebrated VIolnitt
MAURICE sTRAKosCH Pisnir,
Musical Director and Conductor.
~ Particulars and of the Concert vach vii eclipse
offered the public,
vi | be published on Wedn. sday sp4
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HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN-JAMEsC
IL BKLDEN NJ. d.. 10 CaYondelet street. ja2Sd&w


HAVING resigned the office of Superintendent
IL of Public Schools. propo:e taking few pupils along
will exceed six. shall only endeavor to instruct
all suitable stndes, but shat also pay strict
things My residence the Fall River Railroad, tive
DO ders OF the pleasant age Of Brdsewaler shall leave
this city the 1T Of June Those who wish tor
further information will find daily at 90 Camp street,
hetWeen and O clockp. M lapl4l JOHN A. SHAW.
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her hat. paraso and breaspin from hsr she made an
alarm and assistance soon after arrived, when they were
taken into custody At the police stson' ihey gave the
names IA Mary Regain and John Spcer and they well
known IN the officers of the Municipality.
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proved this superstition to be gtoundes An inquest
held upon last evening" and verdict Of birth
returned. cloth found in the box, with the mi
tials e. M. marked upon it.
RECORDER CALpwELL's CoURT.-Francis Booth was
ught up q charge OF r0bbing Mr.. James Booth
OF $685. the Veranda Hotel and his case was fixed
for hearing this day.
William Walsh was ordered to give bail for assaung A.
Minnot, Saturday evening. board the ship William
Padden.
Paul Jones fined two dollars, for aasauting Thomas
DeIany police officer, about four O'Clock Saturday
afternoon, on the Levee.
Passing a Counterfeit BM.-Michae Kenny was re-
manded charge Of passing counterfeit $D bill John
Tooe. ....,
Decorating Tomb.-G. A. DonneIl, stone cutter was
brought up charge of desecratng tomb belonging
Mr. Sullivan by removing several pieces Of the marble
work from ST. Patricks Cemetery and remanded until
the 18th inst.
A Notorious Burgtar.-Danel Smith. well known
burglar brought and charged by the captain of the
steamboat G. w. Kendall, with attempting break open
saloons and effect entrance the interior
of the boat. Early Sunday morning the Captain
used by noise at the door, and he gently made his way
the place from which the noise proceeded. and caught
Smith in the of breaking into the saloon with
called outsider" He remapded until the re-
OF the boat from her next trip, and baed appear
in bond of 81 600.
Unproooked 4ssdmt.-Patiok Hayden was sent to the
First District Court, upon charge of assault committed on
VIM II. Haskell On Saturday evening Hayden saw the
complainant coming OF the Levee and he DELHI
eratey took up and struck him upon the side
the neck. No provocation whatever given Hayden
but the previous day. Haskell him from fighting
front Of his which supposed to be the TIM
| assault.
| Highpdy Robbcry-Baptst st. Jerome. charged will
meeting G. Murphy in the and robbing him of fou
dollars Saturday night remanded until the 22d inst
Female Observation-Disclosures Smith and Eliza Robert
charged with getting drunk IL O'Clock on Sunda
night disturbing the of st. John street. They wer
| fined 90 each.
A Vietim.-A miserable looking young woman, evdentl
a victim of the evil habits of ntoxicaton charged witt
disturbing the of Mr.. George Webster On Sunda
night she drunk and his yard on Vine street
where she made great disturbance. She ordered
bail for her good BEHAVIOR and being able to do
| sent to the Work house.
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THE faithful and artistic work Of the kind
i covering FIFTY THOUSAND FEET OF CANVAS, repre-
senng. BY beautiful Pictures. HAVANA, AATAEzAs, CAR
DENAs and Principal Cities Island Country
Mountains Sugar. and Tobacco Esatea Forests of Ma
hogany and Royal Palm II e.
~ By separate Pictures, the SOCIAL LIFE OF
THE CUBANs is painted to the hie-ther Q UT RlkEs
DANCES, GAMING, ard Negroes dancing the AFRICAN
TANGO Dressed in the Costume OF their Native Tribes.
GEN LOPEZ IN THE STEAMER CREOLE.
Doors open at P. N. To commence at precisely.
tSr Admttauce Children hal price. aps
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A MAN SrABBED.-A most barelacsd outrage was perpe
traed yesterday morning, between II and Ia O'Clock on
board the steamboat Dr. Batey. poor man. named Rob
er sIevn engaged rolling flour from the Ievee to the
boat, and worthless character called Ned Heron went up
to him. and with knife stabbed him in the shoulder This
dsgrace outrage committed without the slightest pro-
vocation on the part of Sleyn. An affidavit was made
against Heon who arrested yesterday afternoon and
now remains in custody. awaiting his az animation
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Great Attraction - UNION GALLERY.
~ GRAND PRIZE CONCERT, to be given the Lyceum
Hall, &C WEDNESDAY EVENING, April q.
rs PRIZES of magnificent and valuable PAINTINGS
will be distributed.
t- Tickets 50 be obtained the Music Stores Of
Nessrs. Tyler Hewitt 80 Camp street W. T. Mayo, Nos and
Camp No. IS Charre the
Of Metsr Hyde Goodrich Is Chsres street, Hall Co. IS
HOTEL VeraHdah Hotel Hews Hotel Post
Office Newspaper Offices and 81 st Charles where the
prizes the inspection OF the public free of charge from
TIL P NJ Every holder of ticket is entitled to chance in
distribution the sevenhve Paintings etc and also admission
the Concert.
Of Tickets will please preierve carefully their
Tickets with the nnmbers without their
will be delivered
C The programme the music and performers will be pub
lshed in n few days. ap3 9dptf
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Assessment
Roll of the city Of Lafayette s the yeas 1851 h.s bsp
deposited in the Treaurrs ofcs and viii renaia for
twenty days subject the inspection Of a n.e
therein. = NEWbU HGEks
g. 8. RUHDETT.
March a. 1851, lmh9 2aw20d1 VIM NORTHERN.
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RECORDER GKNoIs' CoURT.-Rober Huey charged b.
Mccoy and r. Farrell, yesterday, with ASSEMBLING him on
the Leyee, opposite Cont street, Friday. He said that
the two met him and knocked him down. about five
O'clock and Injured him very much by kicking him. They
were remanded for further evidence.
Stealing Wearing .7ppara.- Yesterday, boy named
Bill, brought before the Recorder and charged with
stealing quantity oil wearing apparel out Of the chest of
Pierre Durand, who board the ship Hendrick
adson She arrived here Saturday week, and while
Durand went on shore his chest robbed. As he
passing along the Leyee yesterday morning. saw Bill with
one OF his shirts and gave him into custody.
A Dangerous Character.-A named Clement Can.
non was brought yesterday charge of disturbing
the of Main street. The affidavit that fears
entertained that he would fire his house in one Of hi
fits Of intoricaton, lie remanded.
-4ssaut-Henry Sack charged with assauIting Jam
Casona, between nine and O'Clock, Sunday night
the of st. Peter and Maais She observes
Sack, asanng her sister, and tried to release her from him
which he struck her knocked her and kicked her
He was remsnded until this day.
Serious AssautMariana Baptista to the Firs
District Court, yesterday, for serious upon fire.
| woman of color, with a dagger, on Sunday night.
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!" Nonee.-Ths uRde5nsnsu resumed bushes On
his account and vi aid assn tie Affairs Of the
late house Of LEvERICa oy the
EDWARD WALSH 40 We LgvgaICH.
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THO MASTnN LIME,

CARGO of brig Flora for sale by
~ AHA 3t HAYNAN II HOLDEN as Magazine ct.
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10 persons indebted the Succession OF JOHN McDoN
OCH requested immediate payment the Tesamenary
Executors Of his Estate oerw legal be taken for
recovery Of all unquidad cams and those having claims
against Estate will present them the Office Of said Executo
carner Of Customhonse and ROYAL treeta
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ker and stlck-n-the- mud town, were lined 20
give him shove and the hunters a irp. One ouerei
PRAYER another money, others pistols ore "h'te-
haired man OF sixty propose 20 aea9 Inoo railel
ClscourseIrg szIs In7ced. on woul- TANK. 81,
We telcrrarled 20 our Hartford fuencs. an learned
iiai 10 such person bad been taken there ana We
ara 50 far eved as 70 believe h. : safe q NJ Is
fuCIflre ard are glad 10 spare ourselves ne m eTy
Of ore Of those JUDICIAL aoomli,ols ctliei i-it!
bore Comm .ssoneT. every one - Wmch "iAe-
MO life Ant->avery feeling. Il j. gratifying 20 MS
20 learn % there j. vet ~ thf House of the Rescles
,irgr eth g. bear TIE burdens 90 TIE weak q, one
Paul thought mlctt - done Win safety tnf W.
trustthat the report OF such hunting party slute1
a. is not real Or Z So. nat inquiries now on iont
vii develop It's 5eagufs. and give us further plr.-
ci ais a. 30 names and objects IL may BE- tltt me
s. eco gwen FOR Boiling VII promise hunter more
profit u tins branch Of the business than ne Brazil
irate But u may be also that our sarcwd ansees
vii ind i 10 pay better - employ little egal &C.
Law and talent N these cases. and discourage me
business m that wav We shall see
Yours, truly. C. " F.
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PHILADELPHIA.
The Character of Mr.. Gorsuch Telegraph
Case, sc.
PurlAprlrniA, Friday, sept. 70, 1851

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, sept 70 ISL
During the week ending yesterday, 10, 061
tuns Of coal were shipped by schuykin Canal, and
39425 tun> were transported on the Reading Railroad
In cont ersatlon with gentleman acquainted .or
"a number of years with the elder Nj GOrsuch. /
Team that he was generally esteemed Do ms section
of Maryland iOT ms amla1e and equitable character
iu fact. so Just was he, that cases were submitted io
hm for ms Judgment, which under other cTcum-
stances would have been brought before a court OF
justice. lie has also for number OF years been I'D
The habit of releasing ms slaves from seryltude,
when They had attained their 2sih year. ll> death
is A public loss 90 Maryland.
Alice Jennings. Glas Mary Martin. coored grl.
CHARGED with several TObberitS thus CliN Nd> ar
rested Yesterday afternoon, among The mountains,
near Reading Pa She IS now safe m ui, here.
THIS morning, an industrious, clever news-cdrrier,
about J. years Of age, named George Mullen, WAS
drowned, while bathing IN The Delaware, al Camden,
\ }
Peter Farley was arrested IN this city Yesterday
on some tuNal charge However, what's IN
name ,"
The arcumeu, IN the Telegraph Case was con.
tuutd Tins morning M the |. : Circuit Court. be-
lore Judges GTler and Name, by Mr. Harding for the
compliments. iilS tuc.dation OF The several Sy>-
TENS OF telegraphine and The cleaTncSS with which
he pointed ont their distinctive characteristics.
show ed hun 90 De completely master OF The subject
Much valuable scientific information Was impaired
10 The Court and the persons present
Augustine Hess, the German charged with de-
easing the com of the United states was this morn
ing examined before The | nlted States Commission
az. and promptly discharged fr,m custody because
there Was no evidence 20 convict hun OF the
charge.
CorToN is held firmly, consequence the favorable
aduoes by he steamer, and there : far demand No fur
ther sales Of barn have been reported The receipts Of
FLOUR continue Ne small OWING g the drought and tie
seoN "a sale bong uch reduced holders are arm az y
81 bb al Which srHc further sales have been made Tor
shipment There j. "A moderate demand ioT home con
sumption within the rance Il s. S-iGSi 81 ia common
brands and ezra In RYE FLOUR snd CoRN MEAL there
l. noihss dong There more WHEAr oerins hut prces
IL Nh' S@t> % $50 'eo bushels -s, and prime
stwIel az sc new wAie Doc and ed al soGslc bush
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NEw-YoRK.-The Wing and Working

mems nominations are herewith presented
Jtdee oC me court Of Appe1}s
WpfG NATIONAL REFORM
SAMUEL A. FOOT. l. WARD SMITH
>ecrefarU ~ State.
LANES C. FORSYTH JEREM S WASHBURN
fonfr0ticr.
GEO " PATTERSON HENRY STANTON
Aff0rHeg-Gclfr0L
DANIEL UIIMAN. Jr. AZOR TABFR
state EH17ucer ant NHrreU0r.
HTZEK'H { SEYMOUR. ROBERT cFARLANE
canal f0laIgls Si4nfr.
HENRY FTTZHTGU CALEB LYON.
IrcdSurfT.
JAMES NJ. COOK. JOHN WlNDT
INSPECTOR " t1fe Prisons
ALEXR H. WELLS ELIAS PITTS
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4 Fugitive Case at New-Hayen.

NEw-HAyEN. "Wednesday, Sept. 10, /,

NV -fiANEN. w wednesday, Sept. 10, lS5l.
To tie Editors a. The y y. Tribune
We were stirred ilttle TODAY by the ru-
NOR which seemed to buzz about, that one OF cur
best mulat;Oos a carpenter becoming frightened,
had started for Canada. had been taken al Hartford
ami was nowhere, no one knew. We did not
feel disposed 10 give HIM up without fair chance
for run and sci ourselves 10 find how matters
stood and who had been instrumental II starting
him, whether fugitive ornot. That he was gone We
could learn that he Was taken Was aSSeried-vsi
10 lisp Of The matter appeared IN our dnlies RI
NoK SAID mat small party OF gentlemen" Al one Of
our INST c4ASS Hotels, were out on a hunting eXpc-
Olton, after game which IS game. compared with
cummings lions and elephants tha; they had IL
then employ smart, crafty negro who acted a de-
coy-Guck and ferret. who could pray and sing. and
make himself useful 10 the ladies. and indeed WIS
admired BY he sood-naturet negroes. who. Ike
theT White brethren. can, IN pinch. worship any
thing that SETS Itself up Tor worship. Rumor also
sand that this SAID gentleman ,coioyec had ADVISED
cur ciilZCn 90 leave, and Of course. being d. his
confidence, bad thought u best for HIN 10 stop IN
HariiOrd-ard thai some OF city officers had been
on the alert for i lew DAYS about the CnatielS"
house Our city officers, upon inquiry denied the
dirty lmputauon, and thought their duty lay else
where. Quite a number OF lnnueniia. citizens. OF
all kinds, l,ndeed many even II our very Hun