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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

PROFESSOR AGAssIz-A correspondent of the
Springfield (Massachusetts) Republican, wri-
ting from Boston under date of December IL
says:
"Little Of scientific or literary interest has &C.
Cured OF late in and about the good city of Bos-
ton. Professor Agassiz returned last week from
his Florida expedition, richly laden with trea-
sures, having brought back no less than thirty
six barrels and boxes, sixteen of which contained
new animals preserved in alcohol Professor A.
pronounces the region in the vicinity of Key
West to be one of the most interesting localities
on the globe, considered in a scientific point of
view. He was there enabled to watch and trace
the progress of the coral-buding insect in all its
stages, as tits busiIy engaged in extending the
Peninsula of Florida, south and east He has de.
monstrated that the whole of this State is of a
very recent origin, composed entirely, in the
southeastern part, of coral reefs, covered in the
churse of years by a thin layer of SOIL Profess
sor Agassiz's investigations have also thrown no
little light upon the formations of the secondary
limestones which play so important part in the
geological systems of this and other Countries
Professor A. was obliged to cut short his labors,
rather summarily, among the Zoophytes, Brachi-
aopods, Alga, Gorgonia, etc, by the commence
ment of a vexatous lawsuit for libel, which was
on trial last week at Albany, New York. The al
legged libel consists in criticism on geological
map, published year or two since with view of
being introduced into the schools of New York
The criticism, which appears to us to have been
merited, effectually killed the map, and hence the
-
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24
THE DAILY TIMES.
LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT.

LOVE AT FIRST SIGHT,
BY s1R E. BULwER LI1ToN.
Into my heart silent look
Flashed from thy careless eyes.
And what before was shadow, took
The light of summer skies.
The flrst-born Love was in that look:
The Venus rose from out the deep
Oi those inspiring eyes.
My life, like some lone, solemn spot
A spirit passes DER,
Grew instinct with glory not
In earth or heaven before:
Sweet trouble stirred thehaunted spot,
And shook the leaves ofevery thought
Thy presence wandered DER.
My being yearned and crept to thine,
AS il, in times ofyore,
Thy soul had been part of mine
Which claimed it back once more;
Thy very self no longer thine,
But merged in that delicious, liie
Which made us one ofyore
There bloomed beside the forms as fair,
There murmured tones as swesi,
But round thee breathedlthe enchanted air.
Twas life and death to meet;
And henceforth thou alone vert fair,
And though the stars had sung for Joy,
Thy whisper only sweet.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

HOO BAGS 81 Ess. RIO 1.e. COFFEE
so do Laguayra do
IL tierces superior Pearl Rice
10 hhds Western dry Hides
80 bags Brazil Sugar
60 or. and half boxes Rasns
60 drums Figs. For sale by
NH IS JOHN N. GORDON & SON.
AD Blackburne dark London Dock Brandy, vintage
1874
Madeira %'. Wine, extra quality,
London Mustard,
Mocha and Java Coffee,
London Porter,
Extra fine Gunpowder Tea,
Bacon Sides,
Claret Wines,-andng, for sale BY
NH 10 EDMOND IL DAVENPORT.
EpRUSHES, COMBS, PERFUMERY &
MD FANCY ARTICLES.-We have in store a
large assortment of the above articles, embracing in
part
Hair Brushes-(Englisb, pinback, victoria, rosewood
satinwood, &c
Do Frenchl buffalo back .blacftwood. sa-
tinwood, &c
Tooth Brushes-Engish and French, superior quail
ties and high finish, with bone and ivory handles
Farina Cologne-Plan and fancy bottles
Lubins genuine Extracs-A complete assortment
Guerlains Ambrosial Shaving Cream
Ede's Hedyosmia, Sweet Bags, &c
Lows brown Windsor Soap-old
Do Do E Sansy dc DO DO DO
Do myrtal Pomatum
Together with variety Of Toilette Bottles, Pun
gents, Flower Vases, &C., for sale by
ADIE & GRAY,
Successors to Alex. Duval
NH 20 LAT Main street.
GLOTHING AT WHOLESALER ,
u CHILES & BALDWIN have now in store a
full assortment OF superior quality Ready made CLIO
THING, manufactured expressly tor the whoesa le
trqde Of Virginia and North Carolina. We invite
merchants visiting city to give us acal, as we think
we give them stronger inducements TO purchase
their Clothing of us than can he offered by any North
e o1 ,ono pAmong our stock may be 0und' VIZ
1000 do do Sacks
500 Check Sacks
500 Chambra do
400 Orleans Frocks
200 Napoleon do
200 Alpaca Sacks.
Also, Camblet, Cashmeret, Tweed, Cashmere, &C.,
together with large assortment OF Pants, Vests, &c.
6tHAMBER AND COTTAGE FURNI-
u TURE WAREHOUSE, No. 60, MAIN ST.
sormen OF elegant painted Chamber Furniture, conss-
ting OF Elegant Blue, with gilt ornaments
white do do do
peach blossom do do
yellow Drab. with Quaker do
Dark Umber " Quaker do
NH 10 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Furniture dealer,
HpACON.-3O htds Prime Sides
ED IS terces family Hams
~ hhds do and common do
ii do Shoulders and joles
do Breast pieces
In store and landing, for sale by
NH 10 WILLIAMS T. BROTHER.
lNOFFEE.-ilo bags prime Laguayra Coffee
~ 30 90 do Rio do
loo bags Cape, Java and Manila
NH 10 WILLIAMS g. BROTHER.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

OUTRAGE IN KENTUCKY .-The house OF James and
David Beal, near Floydsburg Ky, entered on the
night othe l2,h inst, by robbers who beat the inmates
nearly death and then robbed the house OF $4,000 in
paper money, and bag OF silver oiunknown amount.
One OF the BealIs will probably die of his injuries. The
robbers escaped.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

AMIN BEY.-Extracts from letter, received in Eng
land from gentleman resident at Bsoussa, in Asia
are published in New York, in which find the FOL
lowing reference to Amin Bey and Mr.. Brown:
81 believe he is accompanied by Mr.. Brown, the
American dragoman TO the American embassy, on his
return to New York few months ago. l knew Mr..
Brown we'll, and in him the Turkish representative
the United States will find valuable friend. The
American missionaries (for the East is the special
field OF American missions) anticipate great results to
their country from this embassy to America
The Omitted States have done nobly in granting
$4,000 to pay the expenses ofthe Suans representa-
tive"
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

FLORIDA WHEAT-The Tallahassee Flordan learns
that several OF the planters in Gadden county in that
State are engaging small extent in the cultivation
OF wheat. An experience Of one years pas
has satisfied them that this grain can be grown roht
in many portions OF that county. The grain sseas to
lose nothing IN weight, and the yield is as prolific in
regions further North. A single hushel weighed ty Dr.
White, who has been experimenting in is product on
Tor time, gave sirty.fre pounds-sixy-two pom
we believe, being the Understandable WEIGHT.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

The Hon. Thomas Fl. Benton, with his daughter
Mrs Jones, family and servants. at the Aston
House, New Y ork where Mr. Benton has gone to SD
perintend his daughters embarkation to join her hus
band in California.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

FANruIL HALL REFusEp.--1he Mayor and Alder
men of Boston, have refused 10 grant The use OF Fan.
euil Hall on the 10Th OF March, TO r. Il. Abthorp and
others Tor the purpose of holding Mass Meeting oil
those opposed to the Fugitive Slave Law.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

number of very respectable colored men with the
families, residing mostly in the southern section oil Ball
limore have been making arrangements 10 leave that
city and east their future lot in the republic oi Liberia
The party is said number nearly hundred souis
and they design embarking in the first packet, carrying
with them large supply of useful utensils and other de-
sirnhlA articles
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

A"DEAR CREATURE. Mrs Mary Ann Mock
was last week fined So and costs, "a ST Louis, for
cowhiding her husband, Levi Mock Subsequently,
Levi applied fora peace warrant against her, and
not being able to give security she was locked
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

FREE NEGROES IN DELAwARE.-The Legislature of
Delaware has been legsatng the subject OF free me-
groes in that State 1t proposed to remove from the
to stimulate others to sei.eevaton and Improvement
The act also provides for the prevention OF the ncuson
OF the hordes OF negoes-under preence Of attending
meetings. professions, Gc.-into Wilmington and one
other towns Of the State Another and distinct
law provides for the binding Of all free negro chill
dren between certain ages, to useful vocation or
trade, so as to do away with the wreched manner in
which is said they generally allowed to grow up
in vice and ideness. The provides for their relief
from their ndentures in all cases Of cruelty or bad
comfort, aud believe also gives stipulated compen
satiOn.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

The New York Express says that the Military
Asylum will be endowed with rich fund. The law
grants for the purposes OF the Asylum all the money
naming in the Treasury the credit OF soldiers oil the
army, and by them unclaimed; the amount OF this ve-
ry large. The pensions ard back pay due to soldiers
and which will never be claimed, will also form rich
endowment for the institution. Vast numbers OF men
who were engaged in the war of 1912 are now desd
There is large amount of naval piize money due in
the same manner-ihe seamen having been scat ed
over the earth and ocean, or perhaps buried beneath
them.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

LATEST ON Drr.-Itis announced in New Orleans
paper that upon the conclusion OF the engagement OF
Jenny Lind 18th Barnum in the United States. he, in
his turn, is to be engaged by the Nightingale, to make
the tour of Europe, of the remarkable liv
ing curiosilies Of the age. We should say the specua
ton would be immensely profitable; casting into the
shade the negro turning white, the Fese mermaid, and
ought not to be- too high. dollar head ali round
would be quite enough to start upon. Two dollars
would hardly pay-N. Y. Herald
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

Mrs. Carvalho, wife of the ChiIian minister
and daughter OF James II. Caus'en, esq, OF this
city, died yesterday aiternoon,--RepS6ttc,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24
Fl. s. HUNT,
Assistant Surveyor. u. S. A,

Tom THUMB AND JENNY LIND.-General Tom
Thumb is following in the wake OF Jenny Lind eve-
rywhere. He reached New Orleans just in time for
an interview, which the Delta describes as follows:
The General knelt the feet OF the Nightingale and
kissed her hard very devouty. He had also many lit
tie, appropriate, off hand compliments, which he show
cred upon the fair Swede with great gallantry concu
ding by taking, out his beautiful little jeweed watch
which he offered TO Miss Lind keepsake She re-
specially decned the offer, remarking that it was two
small tor her. After the interchange OF mutual good
wishes. the General departed with many profound bows
and kisses OF his very small fingers. The General and
General hoped Barnum would take care Of himself and
not get too wild and rolc since he had got from
his he generally control and Barnum enjoined the Ge-
give pc and and take the pledge
that he had humbugs enough hand, without under.
taking that ofteetotasm. They embraced and parted.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

up NJ. ZIMMERMAN, 151 Eagle Square, 3
ENe doors above the Gothic Window, Dealer in
Combs, Brushes, Musical Instruments, Checks, House
Furnishing Articles, Wood and Willow Ware, Brooms,
hand. Country dealers will find it to their interest to
give me call before purchasing elsewhere. NH ID
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

NDWiN d. sTRAYLOR, SASH, BLIND
IL AND DOOR MANUFACTURER AND GLA,
ZlER, has removed TO 9Th street, between Main and
Franklin streets, in OF Messrs. Cook q Ropers,
and nearly opposite BOsher's Hall.
~ All orders from the country, as well as the
neghborng towns, promptly executed in the best style,
al moderate prices. READY MADE work always
on hand, de9-6m
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

a 6RSA AAAEA TWELVE IN. BUNCH
IA VVsVbVV SHINGLES, per schr Marv
Eliza, in the Dock, for sale by
NH is JNO. WOMBLE r. co.
A CARD The subscriber is under the necessity
"A ofstating that he will not in future keep any
small accounts in his porter business. From the dih
Guilty in collecting small bills he is compelled 10 ad
here strictly TO this rule,
fees JOHN CLENDlNtNG,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

HID EMOvAL.-SPRING TRADE.-The sub
HA scrber has removed to the new store No 1877
STOCK of FANCY and FURNISHING GOODS
CLOCKS, COMBS, BRUSHES. &c. Purchasers
are assured OF finding large assortment, and at the
lowest prces l.. GINTER,
NH 7 1877 Main street. Eagle Square,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-24

SPRING MILLINERY Just received drec!!
- from the North, supply Of Silk Bonnet Is and
Dress Caps, OF new patterns, expressly Tor the spring
trade; and will be offered TO country merchants oy the
dozen at very low prices.
Orders for any kind OF Millinery will be promptly
attended to-
Spring Ribbons and straw Bonnets just received
N. G.. BARTON,
NH "a l09 Main street.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-29

VERANDA. .Chas Rosell NY; G Bib, Hon II Buard,
NO; Biscoe. John Montgomery; " Lyons 4 CrumP. II
Leake, W Laner, Bois, " Brurer, Wallace, Miss
Maddox, Mrs Johnston, Dancy Scout, Barny. II
Young, La Patrick Grand Cuff Dard Ala Jno Purvls,
Scotland; Hayes Ky; Samdeny and servant, Keyes,
James Peace.
BANKS ARCADE. ...J Gnfen, Farss, Taylor Miss;
Cunningham, III Jas Hammond Ptkn, Blackstone, VIM
sradtotd Ryan Hurst, Ia Todd, Ky Bailey Mexico
A Windham, Ala Q Jewe, CHM: Raimey, A Riley,
Miller, Jas Nees, Ark John Andrews Va; Hill, Ta1as
LOUISIANA. Capt Brooks bark Peytoua j. VsnLcar.
Rutherford, VIM Rutherford, Vnson Moore WIN H
Baker, Moore, Edwards, Vim Bedeer, W No, Brown,
remherton California WIN Band aro king Wisconsin.
WESTERN VERANDA.. - Green Mrs Green, Fred Kent, c
HARRISON Mobi Henry jenkins, Lud Lamb and family,
Morrow. Mr., Morrow and daughter Texas French Boston,
WAVERLEY HOUSE. II Jones. Geo W Ritnour, Miss
James Fogg, Tenn johnson and lady, Jacob Her. hIukei
and lady, Rantlett, Mrs Edward and chdren Las
PLANTERS. Nv knght and LAZY Mr. Wormsck, La; g W
Prince Texas II Wren, Tayor, Ala NJ Holloway, NO
Thonas Garrett.
HEwLErTs. IS Elliott, W Lekt, Miss M Harmony NY
Nj Moore, COas
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A ! 49,:


CATURDAY, March 49, 1851. Hughes Stake
= olds-S30O subscrpliOn-$l0O ofet-T wo mile heats.
Nom tious:
I...J. j. Hughes ch. MECCA, by Ambassador, dam
Flight.
2....A. l.. Bmgamsn CHI f. FOLLY, by Glencoe, dam
Fanny Wright.
3..J NJ Clay YoRCK, by imp. Yorkshire, dam
imp Lady Scstt, by Ardrossan
]. Hunter and ii. H. b. MAGIC, by York
shire dam Magnolia, by Glencoe.
SIT. D. Goisby names b. Wagner, dam Minstrel.
Ley The second horse will per
Entrance for the above No vii
be valid the enclosed Badges
giving prvg of the stretch and public stands
neeng be obtained $40 public stand 81
No he is member Of the Club invited
viii imitted the ladies Members Stands Race
nence each day at half past O'clock ?. NJ.
r TEN BROCK, Proprietor.
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New orleans and jackson Railroad.

TT In accordance with resolution Of the Joint Internal
Improvement COMMITTEES of New Orleans and Lafayette
notice hereby gver that convention Of the friends of the
proposed Railroad from New Orleans to jackson. Mss will
be held in the city New Orleans the third Wedned
(6th) in April next. The of the route from New
Orleans by the coast and West Of Lake Mauspas the
State line having been completed the report, with ibe
veys Of the engineer, will be submitted to the convention
1t hoped that delegates to said convention. will be
ally appointed. and will punctualy attend.
committee Of .7rvangeaaents.
GEORGE CLARK. First Municipality,
Z. D. YANCEY, Second Municipality,
G. HOOPER,, Third Municipality
March 20. 1851. p. N. WOoD, Lafayette.
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DEPARruRE OF STEAMSHIP GEoRGA. This
magnificent and popular steamship left our Levee
q 8 O'Clock yesterday morning, for New York via
Havana. There was quite hustle attending this
departure, and much /" hurrying to and fro,'' il
consequence Of the large number Of passenger
about 70 start to sea- and the still larger number
their friends who attended them on board and
gave them their God speed" The Georgia.
passengers numbered l97, and her freight was val
liable. She let slip from her moorings punctually
70 time, and sped gracefully on her way.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-29

On Friday morning, the 18th inst, bafpast O'Clock,
JAMES g. BELL, of Kentucky, but for the Ia
years resident OF this place
tB His friends and respectfully invited
funera
his late residence DE ChsIse City
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-29

CALHOUN AND JAcKsos.-ss Calhoun. with some ittl
addon his head and little diminuon Of IL would
This sentence i incomprehensible. A little ad-
dilion and little diminutioa, we opine, would
lssvs things just 81 they were. Did Our neighboI
ever hear of the old woman's way Of telling good
indigo! Take 4 bowl Of water, and put in q
lump of indigo, and 1t will ither sink or swim and
that's the way to tell good indigo"
But, really, this measuring off great man,
head and determining shat a change here ans
there would have made the owner soldier or |
statesman, is pure nonsense. s8
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6ENAToR S. HoUsroN.-This gentleman re
ceived cordial greeting and hospilable welcome
fFom the citizens Of Baton Rouge on Monday last
The Sons" took advantage of the Senator,
vist and invited him to give the peoplean addres.
on Tsmperances He complied with some reluct
sncs, and in the evening made one, of his bes
Tenperanne speeches. The church was crowded
% IL utmost capacity, and the audience was a de-
lighted one.
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w have several travelling agents who have
vionsed he conditions Of their powers Of Attorney
bv hilInx 70 keep us advised Of their movements
ard and We therefore, suspend all ofour
travelling sgencies, and revoke all their powers Of
Attorney and letters Of authority, to receive or col
lecs subscriptions, except that Of John Lewis Jour
dan. Many Of our local agents are also in arrears.
Large belances in many instances are due us bun
our agents, from mere procrastination, we doubi
mot; neglect to remit. We must insist, impera-
lively, that all such accounts be settled, without
further delay and we give notice that all agents
who do not remit the amount due us before the first
day Of Nav next, will be suspended.
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strong SouthsFy Wind raises the water above The mean
NorE-sevessl intelligent persons have doubted the cor
rsons Of high water mark for 1879. saying that the
water now high at period of that year for
Mancs, along the wharves at Lafayette.
can only answer that my mark made large pos
firmly planted in the Levee certainly disturbed
Masch II, 1870 when the water highest. The mari
msde By IL water itaf plainly visible for about yea,
e. ~ paa That mark, which usually has breadth OF
short inch. always slightly below tbs extreme surface
n II river and while 1t still fresh. ont deep lin,
The aoe ct The post. close above the upper margin
~ water mark
laoL causss frequently make small differences in neigh
bass portions Of the rivers such as the enlargement
snlAggsmaat Of the channel. C.G.F.
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EXPENSE OF BUILDING LEvEEs.-The parish of
Pointe Coupee has debt of $2S,3S7 81, princi-
pally incurred during the past year, for the build
ing of levees, and consists of drafts against the
parish in favor of various individuals.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-29

METHODIST CHURcH--SoutA and North
correspondent Of the Pittsburg Advocate, w,i,;na
from New York, says that counsel in III. ..,l,
Of the Methodist Church, South, against n.
Methodist Episcopal Church, for its share =,
Church properly, are making progress and the ca Sc
will probably be tried at the April term OF the
the correspondent is right, and that the suit will be
tried and determined without delay The Church
South is entitled to her just proportion OF thi.
property, and We have NO desire to see the whole
fund swallowed up in expenses arising from long
protsacted lawsuits.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-03-29

RECORDER GkNoIs' COURT. -Carryiag Concealed Yea
pOns. William Smith. abOrer was arrested in Gaatn
street, Thursday night upon charge Of providing about
with unlawful and concealed weapons in his possession He
acknowledged to the Waterman that he had bowie knife
and that he looking for to the him.
Yesterday morning he bound in $500 keep the
peace.
A Disorderlv House. A free colored woman, named
brought before the under ordinance. approved the
9th of August 1886 entitled An ordinance for preventing
nusance and providing for the security of public decency
1t proved that she kept dseputabe house. and be-
tween eleven and twelve O'Clock Thursday night police
officer arrested slaves, and free coored in her
house, who making noise and disturbing the peace
She fined so, and in default of payment, sent to the
jail for MONTH
RObbing a Store IL Peter Burns and Charles Swain, two
employed upon of the boats charged with
stealing black leather trunk, belonging to Mr.. J. NJ Lam
dreaux, who keeps store, No. 6, Front Levee street. The
tuak stolen about dinner time Wednesday and the
two defendants carrying 1t away. They were fol-
lowed by police officer. and he discovered them the
wharf the foot of St Louis street, the act Of overhaul
ing the trunk and scattering the from it into the river
They were sent to the First District Court
Iaregting Suggestive persons charged with in
filled convict Them OF the offence and they dis.
charged.
Charge Of .4rS0n Yesterday afternoon. Carl Holland,
who charged with the crime of arson, having his
tailoring store on fire. in Old Basin street, underwent
animation before the Recorder but the evidence being i'm
perfect, he was discharged.
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On Thursday the nth inst. the residence OF her father
by the Rev. Charles Whall, Miss MARY L. FORTUNE u
Mr.. GEORGE w. WALLACE. all OF this city.
On Wednesday, the Y6th inst. by the Rev. Theo Clapp
SIMEON Tory Jr. to Miss LAvINIA PARMLy, daughter o
DR.. Ia. s. Panty, all of this city, 2
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THIRD DrsTRIcT CoURT-Jadge Kennedy-Desormes
Ycau vs. Dr. j. Dupas.-This case which has so long oc.
ouped the above court and in which we the closing
speeches Of counsel yesterday. not ended YET The Jury
retired on Thursday evening" at quarter to six O'clock and
up to ten o'clock yesterday morning, they had agreed
upon ye,dct The Judge being informed that there was
no possibility Of the deliberations Of jury being brought
satisfactory conclusion by consent Of COUNSEL discharged
them We have been credaby informed that they stood II
for the plaintiff, and for the defendant.