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a mi,
ss' An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Chartres street every
qnarier Of an hour for the Depot.
I'D 10 sss u
CARROLLTON LINE-Departure OF Trains
FROM NEW oRLEANs:
Horse Cars-Haltpast A. M quarter-pas and half past
Steam TrapsS M and every afterwards until p
M. nclusivey in summer, and until quarter past 7 in
FROM CARRoLLTor:
Horse Cars-5 A. M, and ~ P. NJ.
steam Irains-7 and every hour afterwards until r.
NJ, lnelnsvely IN summer. and until hatpGs P. N. in
Fareio Children under u years and servants l0c
e-V Summer arrangements commence the third Mon
day IN February and end second Monday in November.
Lafayette Line.
These cars 10 and from the Depot No IS Baronne
DEPARTURE OF CARs:
In winter, from Lafayette; ..-,.....,...67a "a Am.
-. = Depot, 10 Baronnest',,..9 "a Am.
. Depot, Is Baronne st......65s ~ 8 AM.
After which the leave each and every fifteen minutes
until O'Clock p
And ats1s, ga and iOl9 NJ, from Lafayette.
Edre-l0 cents Children under IL years, half price
e-y NotaSpeca Night Cars for parties, balls, meetings
etc, supplied when required. ml3l y
DLANTATlON DRUG STORE-The sub
L sciiber would respectfully call the attention of II
pahters physelans, and Others TO his stock OF DRUss ~
selected with great care, and recently receivedwili L.
he doubts not, found examination satisfactory as re-
CARDS quality and the prices shall be low those OF any
similar establishment In the city.
S-Sy PhysCians' Prescriptions carefully prepared.
| N, THOS. RANKIN, Druggist ami ApothecaTy,
mh5l limos corner Camp and POydras sts.
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|EIIily i!lGi8

A CERTAIN, prompt and efectual remedy for
L \ Diauhna, Dysentery, Cholera Cholera MOrbus, and
other diseases of the stomach and bowels 1t has been used
by great numbers of with the satisfaction
physicians themselves have pronounced it of the
valuable remedies known, because positively the di-
for which it is recommended.
~ Sold by all the principal druggists in the United States.
L. ID BEACH, Sole Proprietor,
apl2 lyd&W Apothecary and Druggist, l2l Canal st.
PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, &c.
EoHNs NJ, MGCARTY, PLVaBER, No Is4 CAMP
~ STREET, New Orleans, has Just received NEW q
and large assortment of Brass Cocks sa
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, ETC., ETC.; AEv
Cooking Ranges ;'Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. THS
ALSO, laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead WORK
Of description. Ship and Steamboat work promptly
put and repaired. All order nHonaptly atiende
~" ChhrRes mndernte.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

r. r. r.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF
Is acknowledged By the true men Of america to
be the quickest and most efectasai remedy
for the cure Of pain a'sd the removal
Of ats cause PAIN II the World
rs the warning given of the presence of disease,
and the prosraion Of the nervous system To stop pain
instantly IS our INST great to strengthen the
Of disease. This we accomplish by
Railways Ready Relief,
which prepared expressly for the instant relief of pain and
invigorate and regulate the action of
pobn f
~ sn NOW Rs,a anr BY in every place the
Neuralgia, Tic DoulOureux, Sick and
Nervous Headache,
snG na Ss asd weyn and II vain
RELIEF exi na asd ~ drop. at dose Internally have
Rheumatism
fifteen minutes, and cured the disease entirely in twenty.
tour hours 1t has cured during application. Il will
always stop the pain in five or len minutes.
Neuralgia.
Every of neuralgia where has been properly used
stopped the pain in few minutes It's continued
WI strengthen the nerves and rid the system entirely from
Paralysis
al oS y" % e @ M , OF ne b %
hours strengthens, warns and invgoraes muscle
nerve anu slnew In the system.
All pains and all aches feel its wonderful soothing and
strengthening influence; it instantly the
pains.
Jumping TOOth-sche.
Il will stop the tantazng ache few seconds
rhs thousands OF citizens attest Nervous pains
Al kinds are arrested in few moments by Railways Ready
Relief.
Sick Headache.
99 cases out of 1000 will free from Is minutes and
he continued according directions will positively cure
~ Pnce-5O and % cents.
RAILWAYS INDICATED SOAP,
As n beautifier of the Skin.
surpases every thing the kind in the world, removes
Redness, Plmples Blochas, Pusules, Ieers, Rash Ii
cures Salt Rheum Ring Worm Sore Heads. Sores Pustu.
lar Erupons mparts health the skin and beauty TO the
complexion Asa Nursery and Toilet Soap, is beyond the
use. One cake OF Railways Soap will last longer than three
akes OF the same size Of any other Soap therefore
The cheapest and Bet soap the world ca Price % cents
urge cakes in engraved wrappers, and the Of R. a.
| hadway upon each wrapper
! THE GROWING ORNAMENT OF
BEAUTY
1 is a beautiful head Of Llt1uriaRt Hair.
II Radway's Circassian Balm.
The lady or gentleman who desires a beautiful article I,
iess Their Hair, advised mako OF Railways Cir
asaan Balm II Possesses advantages all othe
er ncs and preparations First, ceans-s scalp from
gives tne aud ylgor TO the roots and bulbs nvg
law healthy and forces the hair 10 grow il cure
stops the hair from falling out, makes il fine
uong, solt and glossy keeps from turning gray or hecon
Nv noooea 1t rs truly luxury dress the hair with III
| iehctous preparation. " -
sS Fold by ]. WRIGHT & co.
n IN .,syy, 15l Char,res st.
apio eou@W G. N. MORRISON.
III IL Magazine st
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D0MEST TIC rs.

M Il . Z " n ..
~ qpM a.ts J.1s s'.. AZ. Ma L., 5.s.t
s ss s ssan.Ss ABE Gsp Ro
ai I sgi e. s'rsp 'fa III
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
- RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston or Savannah ......,....,...As0
For further g paitisp INV apply 70
\ AARf 60. u fsSoss; e st. y Orleans.
f aass leaving Ha1sss X 4
sss Fs:
Steamship TO those ports. d6 Jaw
e Fl Mo .s - = IT. :alas
board; vii sa above. For balance 81 freight Of the
ee, Or apply Sn Il 81 S of
LIZ The above ship has large, airy and commodous
house on deck, for the special accommodation of
passengers. ap3o
"A. FOR BOsTON-stanton'sL Line Of Packets.-To
sa& Sa lbs MissEMfhe fast sailing cppe built ship
principal Of her cargo engaged and going board will
have Immediate dispatch as above For balance of freight
sage having superior accommodation apply on
board at post s. Second MnnWSpd sTyA Il f CO.
ap2a corner Magazine and Lafayette streets.
Il. FOR NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Lne-To sail
s Tii Vii f. Sn Gson Paik
master, will sail above. For freight of the bulk of 800
bales cotton. passage, having unsurpassed state
Communications, and large airy house forward for the accom-
OF storage passengers, apply on board at Post a.
Second Municipality to
apl7 G. g. BOGERT & co. 60 Camp street.
Ia FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER-The Sci.
G&&& Ian bark GANDOLFO. Culota. master, will take
freight for any port in the Mediterranean in a few
days: For freight OF charter apply to
apl0 BARELLI " co. 81 Common st.
WOLFF, SAMUEL, Importer of Wines, Bran
w dies, etc., and General Commission Merchant, No IS
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1 nine year. under medical skill in the cities Of No9
York and Albany, 'iborng under the most distressing Fry
speas, attended inflammation OF the kftneYs and with
beedng Piles, deey liberated with large lump OF The size
of hen protrudng and large b0i covered body.
The urinary stopped for days when my distress be-
intoerable. y tongue cracked, and the roof Of
mouth covered with and Chest at the root
neck, constant burning heat that cold wasr
did not cool it.
In this misery ionged Tor DEATH and expected
win Iessnn laaiKeh me- IN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

The efficacy OF n PAIN EXTRACTOR in this disesse
is remark able We know of cures and do not
hesitate ay that the Ontmen will fail for this pUr
pose Decacy prevents from asking certificates from ladies'
on this subject The following procused by OF
Agents:
This will certify that we have used DALlEY'S MAGl-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR as remedy for Sore Nipples,
and cheerf1ly recommend TO those who may I've afflicted
with that distressing complaint, most valuable
ticle TO cure ii. PHCEBE BRAY,
9Lbaau, April, l541. MARY MOORE.
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DALLEY,s PAIN EXTRACTOR.
BR Y SIP EE A y .

For Erysipelas the PAIN EXTRACTOR is invaluable
Other remedies make the disease disappear Tor s
time, but il drcn in, and will reappeaI in The
some place Ihe Pain Extractor however, draos
and completely the of the dseaa and effect
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-04-26

SLAVES:::: SLAVES.
WANTED TO PURCHASE-I0O SLAVES,
w for which the highest cash prices will be paid CHI
and merchants who have Slaves for SALE will paese
call before leaving their Slaves with other persons
10 3mos+ EIIHU CRESWELI. l56 Common st.
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PoNTCHARTRAIN RAILROAD.

RED UCTION OF PRTCESt
IN and after Sunday the 10Th inst the fare will
y be reduced to twenty-five Gents for an Excursion
Ticket to and from the Lac. The tickets will be collected
returning from s Lake, and only good for the same.
NEW ORLEANS.
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pLASTER-5O0 bbls. Calcined Newark and
Il Roseniae, 800 bbls. Ground Land do Tor sae nv
apH HAfMAN HOLDEN, IS Magazine s.
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Sohr-900 boxes Olein Oxide, for sale nv
!. w. ARTHUR n co. u aud ~ Ns, sv,e
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On sunday the Cars lenve every hour from clock
Ss An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Charres street even
quarter OF an hour for the Depot.
mhl7 If 3t3p ]. W SMITH. Superintendent.
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II fE FLOuR-l50 barrels, Just received from
New oIk per bark iannah Brewer in store for sale
apll FERn. hENN E.T-E n i,ll' ~ M.r,s.DL sAIo'
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s' JJEF'FERsoN M. BISHOP.
q 9 q . 9 9 Q z
nv G o ID T l. r F T S ~,

5 . y Z r Z K ID OF,
1851 Chartres street, NeD Orleans.
Where all Dealers in the States OF LOUISIANA, ALA
BAMA, MISSISSIPPI, KENTUCKY and TENNES-
SEE and the City of ST. LOUIS in the State OF i-
SOURI,. will be promptly supplied.
John WRIGHT dE co,
au2O So, Gsn.~si -9gents fo- sGis Tsrrissro
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vi ESS PORh-l75 bbls., landing and for sale
VI BY |. W. ARTHUR h co, % and q New Levee
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON.
Matters Mt Wnshington-The N. Y. Mint Blu
Tariff Prospects, &c.


Correspondence Of The Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Monday, FEB s.
Last week was forcible combination Of cold
weather and nothing; and did not think could
send anything to meliorate the one nor add 70
the other. trust you viii feel no dissPPoint-
ment through the failure Of the New-York Nins
Bill as feel quite confident it will not pass zoe
House. At any rate, it now stands very aO1o'
full measure bat as the discussion VIII prooAOy
close tomorrow, you viii know the result oy Aei'
egraph before this reaches you.
Isee by Fridays Tribune (which reached me
to.dayl that correspondent Of yours and the
Union are AZ issue in regard 70 Mr. walker and
the Tariff Perhaps can add word OF collat'
eral testimony. do kROw Of a LocoFoco here
actively engaged and interested in the Tariff
movement who, if not governed by Mr.. Walker,
processes to be governed by Mr. Walkers rters
and opinions upon the subject To be sure, be
adopts them as bis own, and for aught / know,
furnished them for Mr. Walker in the first place
It is also matter that may be understood, tnat
there can be a modification of the present Tariff
mon Democratic Free Trade principles, which,
suppose. means the Protection Of the interests
Of the Democratic party, which will need Protec-
ton in Pennsylvania. And yet, like-I almost
used disrespectful word the Wings are run.
ming their heads against this movement instead Of
asing it.
As you ateGr" more than hope, do not ask
you to indorse my opinion, but in spite Of the
evidence to the contrary, firmly believe there
AciH be q modification Of the existing Tariff the
present Session. How far and how beneficial it
may be, depends upon the earnest energy Of its
riends.
think there is prospect that there will be more
agitation the coming week than there has been
Sor the last week or two. s.T.y.
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QUESTION OF FREEDoN-A family Of eight
negroes have brought suit in the Henrico va
ro.nnro;s.;on executed by their former master,
About 90 wears ago, in the City Of Ne'o York. The
evi6ence wss that they were the children and
1yond ckclSreH Of their former master, who car.
lied them 70 New.York aud there emancipated
them. 10 Grade the lav Of Virginia, which did not
allow him 20 emancipate them there, without
sending them out Of the State; that ne oroash5
them Immediately back with him 10 Virginia and
that they were never molested in the enjoyment
Of their freedom since his death, which occurred
about fifteen wears ago until they were arrested
last summer by the Sheriff, at the instance OF hls
next of kin and claimed as slaves. The question
was whether such a deed Of manumission was
sufficient. and the Court allowed the question to
20 to the Jury, who returned verdict IN favor Of
the negroes.
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BOSTON FEB AR ship. Judah Truro, New-Orssas Jaa 10
Pumgusiuk Sew Orleans Jau IL New Osans
Arua New Orleans Jan Nsoty, Chlro1; Isaac
Messns Does Lsvsa na,anzas Jan H. CIaaa Hss Orleans
10 Fonnda, Wmagosi SC Lawrence Philadelphia Ars1s
SeE York
Sch Robert Rakss, Jacns Jan SALES sen Anaadn
Clifford or Agt Cages Left scs Hanover Tor Boston days.
ton for New fork, DO
schs Harris wlmpg;ea sc Easr.ss aas Belle. Taagsr.
SCI Richmond, New Y0rk.
Bslov, ssp Wabash and BARI EHsn from S.wOrlsans.
CD ships Akeoaron. Houou and San Franc Plymouth
Liverpool bark Wright J NsE Orsacs Eh PllaJe pa
Jane Hosss Cape Hayden Brown Baltimore schs Avsa s
vaanAh, Woc0tt, New York
WORLEANs, Jau ss-An ships o,W.so EsvYorti Haroa
Boston.
C1 Slit, sop Delaware, Boston John Bird ssS Tor
Noble Jan 2sArr shPs Bnchars Boston, Kate HgaisS
York
CT 2o.h, bark Charles wElaH, Boston
sANAANAH ls6 AR ssrt savasaAh NsWTorE Cd ssrk IL
act ela oflg Augusta Stons, Her-rCrE
PORTLAND FEB 3Arr baks Diligence Havana CanatA MAsn-
Nss roki hoth hssnHa In1spsapsncs
Batmors. Ercs' Nsu Yort
SENBURlPoRT, Fsb 3-Arr sch Harvest Potomac River
PROYIDESCE Feb AR sch Yufurs Watts. Noroh; ,loops
william Bowen, Fney Ne~ Iork Rhode Island s;grgss 10;
RAJ ant Barrier. do Fashion. Blydenburg DO.
Sd sens Oxford Eowar Tor Batmors; Charles. Gr more
erEorok, accortsg Vasi sooP Roger Villains Rhois Ss~
FORA
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si ,,oDv nA11v TR1RUNE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 1851

.a,ss Of Jersey Al lOlc Prime . scarce and noinina
f0gaItfl Oats are not prntv, ana are nrn Ana .
Al n 4c FOR Jersey. and 49d5le FOR Noflnern 80
sfesdy but quiet: sales Of $50 blsne 81 e'e ioi S0~N
" hife srd Yellow no other knd oneiih6 - - Al -
PROvISlON@Our market for oia rolA = ~. 80 ~,
heavy: new Ia firm and IN ar demand 20 - - e..
"a p,ir,e q i966 ig ard new Prime Mess SIS Gear,
SIS and new Civ Mess ga. Beef - nrIn ana 70 ~ -
demand Sales Of 100 bols Al 234tv - si5TSsS seef
4 a. Tor Prime Prime Mes i hesVy A. ~" -. 80
Hsms are f8H Al SIS Picked Meats sre scarce ga
wanted Dressed Hogs are scarce A. o. L 1870 ]. - ~
Oh 10 salesbe a. Sic and new a. SIC; 10. u-lces
cpOCFRITs- frm market with fair demsnd Tor ne
trade 900 bags BlaZI CClee sod a. 81 ~ p. 80 n
lasses is steady; sales 100 bis New os1s -
time. Sugars are uncnan geo saie' VI 1T
WTisKY-Tbe-e Is more fralnsss 10 the msrSe', "a
fair derslt and sz.es Of ~ Dds ffsol . sc 9- "
thds Drudge az PC. tine and interest," -....
IRON-There have been sales OF 20 tuns Garisnerfis
snd Cotness Iron a. p 3d. months part 10 arrive Ias
market is firm. ..,.
6us -, 80, - -i,nre sslss to A..
rive have ie@ made Al IN ard the spot the pr ne
l. noninsly Sc There q 10 English IN hrs' haaa''
American j. selling IN bhls a. 81 dr' -. r., HI, .
BONE-Sses 25Co rs north west Bone A. 92c l1i une
use
HIDES-Are 6rn, a; an advance o. t9te' The densni
70 good, with stock dlnilaisnei 70 49, he M ~
clude rs RIO Grsnde. = rs 81 43c, months le,.p
Bueros Ayres ~ bs Al sc, ess one per cent p
4s0 English sugher, 8 Os, &C. months ana 70 AAau
IFATHFR-Coutinuss sctive. with a good supply By
Railroad FOR the season which s, however not sae,e.
10 keep stOcksup. Prices are steady, ana hehocA nsu
WO0I-Is hi considerable request particularly pulled
Wool and Foreign Prices or al knds are daiy slr5n
eung owing the limited supply The ssaes msle yes
6ay and today comprise 1000 Ds colnHy Pu,,S' - ~
M No f0c for super aud sc for extra 1000 lbs Do
rnestc fleece good Medium quality al &c ana 80 oae'
Smyrna, private terms al 10 manl,acl.fe.s' "a "
Aus,ens spicer have announced today that uey "i
e N auction on the l2h inst 100 bales Of 1nWashed snd
60O bales washed Syrian Wool, Just arrived
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On Tuesday norng Fsb. g. HARRIET Z. NJ SLOAN, aged
months 10 daughter Of samuel and Am Eliza sloan
friends and acquaintance Of The family are respectfully invited
attend the funeral Thursday msrnng a. clock from her
fathers No IS Yanisva;e The rsmaas vii b nkea TO
Newark for intsrment
on Monday evening tie 90 ast A H. KNAPP Of hatsn, Mass
aged 3 years
II friends quaatancss and hots Of tie family gsnef, To-
gsths Liberty Chapter 30 IS q. L. A respectfully 9s q
attend rests-cs Pear Wed
afternoon a. clock thont further nvta,l,n
On Monday evening 30 EMMA MATILDA youngest daugh
Of Matilda Ann KING. AGED and months
Tie friends sni scquantaaCss Of the ay respectfully invited
attend Of Der parents 80. 90 Ami
afternoon o,lock The Will be taken 10
Harlem tor ntsrmeut -
on Monday evening Feb 9. AFTER short lnss MARY A. WAL
LACE ost Of Martin aod Mara Wallace aged
and months
The friends and acqusntsncs Of the family respectfully invited
10 attend the "Wednesday afternoon At ocock from
i63 Fourh It, corner Of Barrow Tie vi be tsken 10
Creer
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SALES BY AUCTION.
An. MESsIs, Aaeaosesr.

A. NJ. AE&sIs, Aueuopesr.
pY BANGS, BROTHER * co. 2Oi
ASBROADWAY.--Cash advances made apeH aAtea.
sgHments
FUTY-THISD SEw.Y0sK trade SkLE-To % coz,
meneed on MONDAY. March % 1881
Is. 3. CO. so1ct coos gnnrnts 81 Books Paper Sk.
uonery, Stereotype Psif Bnders Cloth, Lesb-f, Nc 20
dale.
Particulars Ter The printing should be farrishsd By IA
25h Of Jsrusry ,ext a. wheh me The pgsu,g = ne ca
GlogUe VIII he Commenced
The Usual cash advances MI be made OF be ece.pg q
goods vten desired
TERNs ~ s1Lzon a. purchases nom he v'lols cAia.
essd On perrhsses from he whole Caiaoyls ess thsn
s7s afd more thSn s four m01ihs ereci, sd a! par
ehases less than sie1, c4sn.
a d!scJuEt q Per celt VIII oe A.cTec . 81 pgfs
ehases exceeding ! lro.
AT PRIVATE StLE.-Bohn's Libraries, coos az Of ne
s,andarc, scenttc, Enrcps1an CLASSICAL, l-e-h ed an1
lreyrl cheap series Ihrse hghly poPaN - valuable
nnbcaoss src oiele- ne trade n c1Anl. we. a
T. lndtv1duss IN seis. srg!e copies ns desired
R ire extensive q subjects embraced "a e several
sees they are well adapted eher 10 ne oses u pubic
rs;ufons shelves % pryae coleciots The
prsng publisher NJ Heo~y Bohr, Of Load y Il rap.d
" sddng ss1es ana fOn the character o loss hero
tofore brought OUT may be readily presa1' Tss he
subsecuent ones VII pe
Tie slest issues receives are FAyiors Hoy living ard
Diving ard Lamartre Genevieve-ths fcrne- ~ he ssn-
dsrd Library anG the srr 0f BOhns eew sef 90 Raio
voi q. Ciceros Ofics a1i kiio's Scripture lads.
Also A large nssorlfDeui % CAP and Letter rspef.
Aso Lardrers Lectures "a Science ana Ar swbuks
Hydraulics and Mechanics, Bennegrs Double sSy Bcok.
Keeping, &C sc.
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

NIw BOARD OF EDVCATION.-This body met
yesterday, but nothing was done beyond reading
the annual report prepared by the former Board.
gome arrangements were made for the organiza.
ton of the newly elected members bat very lit
tie progress was made, when they adjourned till
Tuesday week.
The Mayor has not yet confirmed the appoint
ment As required by law, and it is believed that
he objects to two or three of the nominations.
CIRCUIT CoURr.-(Judge Morse presiding)-
Lezop vs. Rvekman.-An inquest was taken
yesterday in this case by default, and the dana
ges assessed at $3.50. 1t was an action for
assault.
FURIOUS DRIvISG-A man named Frederick
Jaeger was yesterday arrested for furious driv.
ing In Hudson Avenue, having ran his shaft into a
Mr. Morans horse and killed t.. Mr.. Moran, who
was driving At the time, fortu uatsly escaped with
out injury.
PRESENTATION TO CAPTAIN SANDS, U. NJ
Last evening brilliant display took place at the
Gothic Hall, on the occasion of the presentation
by the inhabitants of Brooklyn, Of a splendid
sword and pair of epsulettes to Captain Sands,
Commander OF the Frigate st. Lawrence, now
lying in the Navy Yard, and about to sail with
goods for the Worlds Fair.
The evenings entertainment commenced with
q Concert after which the presentation was
made on raised platform at the end Of the ROOM
An appropriate Address was latter few prem-
mary observations from ex.Mayor Copeland
spoken by MIR. Benz amin ID. Sillimsn, TO which the
GallanG guest responded warmly. The assembled
party then proceeded TO a magnificent supper,
and concluded q very pleasant evening with a
Ball.
The room was tastefully decorated, flags OF all
nations being the principal ornaments displayed.
Tekets were issued to 40 beside invited guests,
comprising naval and military officers from the
Navy Yard and Governors Island, who were pre-
sent in full force. General Duryea and his staff
were also there as were Judges Morse, Green
wood, the Mayor, and in fact all the leading in.
habitants Of the City. The brilliant uniforms and
the beauty and elegance Of the fair portion Of the
guests combined to produce an unusually pleas.
ing and exhilarating scene. The st. Lawrence
it is said sails on Saturday next.