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CRoroN WATER.-A writer in the NewYork
Courier offers these suggestions: "A water meter,
IL not already invented, could be made as easily as
a gas meter, and it would be subject worthy of
premium from our city, 10 the invention best
adapted to the use. Will not the Croton Board
furnish information how long water may remain in
lead pipe without being injurious to health, and
also inform the honestly disposed of the scanty sup
ply, that they may cease to do what is wrong and
against their own and the pubcg good 20 A water
meter was invented several years since by Prof,
Forshey, and offered to the Water Works of this
city; but they declined the purchase. As to the
effect of lead pipes on water, we can also refer
them to DR.. E, d. Fenner, of this city, who has
been for several months conducting series of ex.
perments to ascertain this information, SO import.
ant 10 the public health
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New York CITY, Number of dwellings,
37,730; population, sos, 394--l3 persons to each
house. Number of productive establishments 1887;
capital invested $34, 232 $50; males employed,
50. 703; females, 29,9l7; value of products, $685.,
1903. Sales of real estate by the house of
Blocker a. Co., S6,S4S 1877.
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AxEaIcAN CoIos,zAr1o. saa-. m,

AAkhioAS COLONIZATION Society. The
.hs ~ 'ne managers stated that s67 1000 were
'ne leceipss Of the past year, and about ZOO emf.
ean- 49,. z the same period, been sent to I,;he
ns. - haeDenogh, of New Orleans h,, sf, ~.
magnihosnt legacy Of $4,000 a wear fo, ,wsr ,n
hve yesEA The legislature of Virginia have annro
pr,s'ea. ~ so00 year, for five years, to aid in
colonlslre ~ me- colored people of their State
Ihe isgislasure n Ohio have passed resolutions
urging ~ sseesnition Of the independence Of III.
bers BY the United States government.
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IHE GREAT FAIR.-The London Times solemn.
iy' and seasonaby too, we think, calls upon the
citizens OF London to set their houses in order for
the reception of visitors to the Fair. The number
out OF the Kingdom, it supposes, may reach ONE
MILLION. 10000 are to be there from Vienna
alone; and of the % 900 900 composing the British
fea'm' London excepted, one million will no doubt
De on hand The Times thinks that sef.interest
VIII take care of the feeding and sleeping, and il
warns strangers in advance of long bills and
extra fees
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Public Schools.

NJ Ths Committee Admission the High Schools Of the
Second Muniepay will the the Recorder half
paa 10 O'Clock, THIS DAY, The 4h inst
I'll J. II. CALDWELL, President of the Board
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GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

go kslr sssz zsazsgg;zEs:ss
l Our Package and Parcel Express dispatched weakly
from CT Camn straet ''
to NkwY YORK. from whence we forward Mt re3,sd o,s
to Boston, BALTIMORE, PHILADELPHIA, WAsBISaTos
and to all the other Northern and Eastern cities in
non with Harnden's Northern Express
clOsed ~ '"s A'Aie arc
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DECISION ON The AcT OF SEPTEMBER %, 1850.
RELATING TO ENLIsTMENrs A recruit was
brought before Judge Kelly, in Philadelphia, on a
habeas corpus His release was claimed on the
ground that he was minor. The Judge said the
law itself provided remedy by application TO the
Secretary of War He would continue the case tn
Feb 10 for the father to make the application. If
the son was not released, he would then feel au.
thorized to interfere.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

Inc Mayor and Aldermen of Providence. r.
reused TO permit Madam Bishop to give a second
concert In that city on Sunday evening.
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[CoPY.1
T. hosELIUs, F. B. DAaUIN, w. E. LEvERICH Msyor
CHoSshAN SPEAR SMITH, Ex.cutors In tha t.,ata Of
the benevolent JOHN McDONOG " 0 i'''a'o u
DIR. HUNTER,
VIRTUE OF writ of feri ts
poosstoie oil the Defendant of Exchange
street. on TUESDAY, February hour of nine
uoek' r d. he contents Of the consisting BOOKS
@ gu anu hhs:h SThTioNERY, etc., three Gold WATCHES
told PENS Finger Rings Rreu
rms, anu 10 satisfy this suit +, STRINGER, Lon.tabe
IL ne attention OF the tenants Of the and
Is called to this sale fe3 2t Dr. HUNTER 81 ST Cbgres "
tCONOMY IN CASA. l.. ScovELI,,s pa.
- - TENT GAS BURNERS can be procured al No II
F.oydTas street, stairs. The Patent Gas Rnrnsr
gives more brilliant light and saving compared with
e Old Burners will sent to mi the m
.ef ~ N. X. BAKER, Agent.
PROPOSALS for Building a ScbooI- bonso---
Sealed proposals will be received by the UNDERSIGNED nm
81 ne hrst MNDAY Of March. 1851 for constructing
~ Billy SCHOOI4- HOUSE for the Police Jury of The
ars Orleans on the night bank the river accordnp o
Tue pan and specifications on file in my Office "
lees fas,eIs' reb. D. 1881. JAMES AlKMAN,
n he Poi, Tn.
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49, oA ne attention Of Ga. to the advertisement in
AGENT fcs The sale Of A. L. Scots patent Ga, Rn'ns
~ insn. and have no hesitation in them
r.s 70 y any We have u'sd before With no greater es
FL n. o,hsss nsS emit dame larger and more bran
hevs them with chambers sufficiently large 10 disnsns.
Mans = wide o. ones hand which ana made 70 81 ~.
o. and consequently consume no more gas rbss
->s -" economy must secure them very general use
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

TIE ELECTION. The following are the returns
Of the election held yesterday in the Second Mu-
nicipAlity for Surveyor, member Of the General
Council, and two Aldermen. 1t will be perceived
that Hugh Grant is elected Surveyor by majority
Of - votss, and that B. B. Lee is elected to the
Genersl Council by majority of geo.
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CSigned.l
Form of Certificate.
INSTRUCTIONS,

The undersigned, Postmaster of certifies that HI
well acquainted with the above named and thei
property and that they sufficient and able make good
fhaiT pua ntap'
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JENNY LIMBS FIRST GRAND CONCERT
VIII take place at the
st. Charles Theatre,

On MONDAY February 10, 1851
u. The price of Tickets has follows: To First
and Second Tiers S. 0o Psrquete Orchestra Seats
Pit Seats, 50 90; Gallery, So 90.
All the Seats will be numbered grams the house
nished, showing the precise locality Of each Ts
Seats will be disposed Auction, SATURDAY February
II O'clock Armory Hall, by SYKES, HYDE CO. fei
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form Of guarantee to accompany each bta.
The undersigned There insert the OF the guarantor
guaranto guarantees that there the OF bidder
OF bidders, as the may be- II HE Cor e) bid
for carrying the mail from to be accepted by the
Postmaster General shall enter into the contract required by
the Postmaster General such bid prior TO the first
day Of July next with at least two good and sufficient
ties, to perform the service proposed"
Data siuna
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Inc Council of the Cherokees have imposed :,
VA On al iree negroes and mulattoes residing in
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m LIE y. >. STEAM FRIsArE MISSISSIPPI,
Inc norfolk Beacon contains the following ertr,o,
from letter from an officer on hoard the s,a"A'
frigate Mississippi ~ ''e"iD
U. s. STKAMRR MISSISSIPPI.
We ana ali wall .,a Naples, Dec. z, is50
months the ships have been most of tSs ; ror several
s srs o ~ iasned with inactivity On the si Sepe%Serr
ned and then several men. Then Cour nj innairw vas
Oapt Lalnms; this last court commenced is proceein on
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.HsI u STEAMBOAT H. u
d Il PART U n ES.

January, Steamer. Captain. Hour Destination
Tues, d. CALIFORNIA, Reynolds O'Clock. Mobile
PRINCESS NO. 3. Holiness 8 o'clock .....piekssurg
d. 3. MosBY Kercheva, 10 O'Clock .Attakapas
PATRICK HENRY, Landry. o O'Clock. Baton Rous.
MARY FOLEY Daferes,9 O'Clock ........ Lefourcis
fashion, Martin, o'clock. .Ponts Ia Hachs
ST. JAMES. Power. O'Clock .Lafourchs
NANloPE Castillo. ~ o'clock dtakapas
GEN. WORTH, Watts, O'Clock. Yaxoo Gin
ST LOUIS, Taylor, o'clock ...........st. Louis
HUNGARIAN, Warman. Cincinnati
Wed, 3, BRIDE, Amsden. o'clock Red River
BOSWELL, J. I. Larose. 10 O'Clock. ......C Coast
FLORIDA, Gberson, DO clock. Mobile
" GEN TAYLOR, Trinidad o'clock. -. Donaidsonpius
=" HECLA, Kay, O'Clock .............. Aisrandria
MICHIGAN, Irwin o'clock. ........... Memphis
FtIdy, T. BELLE CREOLE, White O'clock Ycksbt,g
SaTdy AUTOCRAT, Gosler, o'clock ........ Bsnphs
MONROE Gwartney, O'Clock. ...............Ya.oo
NATCHEZ NO. .. Leathers O'Clock LIZARD Tim.s
e. ID. WHITE, Brady, O'Clock. Williamson.
" +. NJ sTRECK, streck, O'Clock. .Lqfourchs
Mond TO- MONTGOMERY, Estes O'Clock. -. Prucston
Uncertnn ORIENTAL Parkinson, o'clock .P,s5rg
d" JAS. l.. DAY, Griffin, 4oeocs.............Mob5.
GEN. LAFAYETTE Bentley, O'Clock. .Lo,ispiHs
FANNY SMITH, Richards, O'Clock .Louispiks
" BoSTONA, Price, 10 O'Clock .Louissias
" t. p. McNEAL, Booker, a O'Clock. ......... Memphis
" BUENA VISTA, Lamothe. O'clock Louis
PACIFIC, Fithian O'Clock ..............s Louis
" COLUMBUS, Post o'clock ...............S LOUIS
" PRIDE OF THE WEST. Rogers, IL O'Clock Louie
suLTANA, Gable. o'clock. ST. Louis
- IOWA, Carter O'Clock .st.Louis
BELvlDERE. Lodwick 10 O'Clock Red Rvtr
lRoQUOls Lee, o'clock. Nashville
" AMERICA, Johnson o'clock. NashplNs
=" J. MoRRIsETT Finiren, O'Clock. Ws,uupka
G. W. KENDALL. Norton. u O'Clock Cincinnati
=" MOBILE Allen, O'Clock ..Motls
DOVE Box O'Clock Arkansas Riser
ANNA, Hnkle, IL O'Clock Bayou de Giaxs
ALAhu, Reed so'cloik... .Oudehita River
=" SALUDA, Wilson, o'clock. ...........Y azoo River
TEXAS Claiborne 10 o'clock. TosnssnH
R. c. oGLESBY, Kimball, o'clock Red Hissr
TusCUMBIA, Johnson. o'clock....., .Laaors
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~. Thomas w. CHM, to the use of Robertson
vs. blanchard. .Possessory action and dana ges
claimed for trespass. Judgment giving plaintiff
possession and 800 in damages affirmed.
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% lees y Seger VS.. Steamer Mary Foley and
O'7''ers. -. This is an action by the owners OF
the steamer Ben Adams to recover damages occa-
stoned by collision between the two steamers
Held, that the defendants were not to blame but
that the fault was with the plaintiffs Judgment
reversed, and judgment for defendants with costs.
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pESPECTFULLY informs the Ladies Gentlemen New
IL Orleans that she has Just arrived from Europe and
suited al her residence No 49, Old Espanad
streets, the Present. Past and Future Consultations
Gentlemen 81 Ladies Soc. fei w.
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Wards YrNceLS.
&c. MoRGAN'S
L | I E r A RY d POT,

hUOHAS, Just 1teCe1vedt
I.E
Hear; Part |. BY Mrs. e. is.
THE BARDS OF THE BIBLE By George t,il6Il.,
LETTERS FROM THREE CONTINENTS.
sHANNONDALE By the author of The Desersd
Wife - "e Deseiteu
THE MOTHERS RECOMPENsE. Bv G,,cs emilia,
author Of Home lnfuence.n
THE DESERTED WIFE. ByT g. Arthur
LIFE VI JENNY LIND. By N. Parker Willis
ArrLEIONS MECHANICS MAGAZINE and
ENGINEERS JOURNAL. SO per YEAR or 25c No, ,t
,,,o,o,- i. c. MORGAN,
-eee W w Adloinlng the Post-nfnce.
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Fashionable CyOthS,,~

NO. ~ CAMP STREET,
Opposite Hewiett's Exchange
we are now IN receipt Of complete Stock of FAsHIoNA
BILE CLOTHING aud FURNISHING GOODS corn.,a. 80,
every article in the way of Dress suitable for the season.
THOMPSON d NIXON
-o-ep u No y Cam, str.<t
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Form for q Bid tchere no change from 0dCsrttse-
ment IS contemplated by the bidaer.
" Cor We as the may BED There write the name or
full Of There the residence resdepces hereby
propose to carry the mail route 10. from 10
often the Postmaster Generals advertisement for
pos the dated January Is. 1851 requires, in the
time stated the schedules contained IN such advertisement
and by the following mode OF conveyance, to wit: There
state how it is 10 be conyeyedl for the annual OF There
write out the sum in words at full laugh.1'
hafal SIrraal
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GB The elegant and swift running rsclt
GEN. WORTH, Capt WIN. Bygs, viii positively issve THIS
oh p NJ,
fed r b. SMITH, II Poytras street.
The new, elegant swift running
RIVER Capt O. FRANK, will positively leave THIS DAY the 4l
O'clock r. NJ for Port Ceddo Shreveport Grand Ecos
aud Alexandria TEA T, B. SMITH, II Poydras
The SUPERIOR Red River packet OsCEOLA,
Capt Martini will positively Leave THIS DAY, at O'CLOCK.
lei t. y. SMITH, II Poy1tHs
The elegant and swift running
HUNTSVILLE, Capt c. Pel, will positively leave SATUR-
DAY, the ih O'clock p Florence Tuscunbia,
and all landings on Tennessee River.
lei T. B. SMITH, II Poydra, st.
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Perseverance Fire Co. No. ID.
n5- The officers and members re requested
-jA - assemble the Engine. house, fully equipped,
THIS AFTERNOON, ih inst at hafpast 2
-o'cocs attend the Funeral of their late brother
MEMBER ON EN- SULLIVAN. By order.
P. A. HU IHEZ, Secretary pro
" Thr Fire Department respectfully invited his
Funeral from his late residence Thaa street, between Camp
and Prytannia, at o'clock, p. NJ fe4
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22. SLIDELL, 80. Holden VS.. Tanner. Suit
against defendant as surety for one Jordan for rent
The case turns evidence of acts and facts in
volved IN the case. Judgment reversed, and judg-
ment given for plaintiff for 1894 and costs.
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SURVEYOR.

Fourth Ward. Fifth Ward
EttH ...................3N Brother ..........Y 9
Holland e. Scattering ............
81, 6rEcIE.-The steamboat Grand Turk, from st
Louis, brought down $4,000 in specie, consigned
Is follows: s25,0O0 to J. Connolly e. Co. $40 900
TO Bsnoist & Co., and $4,000 to Hewitt, Norton
T. Co.
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H. Welsh vs. IerreJonne. Suit for a slave
Inc plaintiff denied his signature to sale of the
slave, and it was proved to be genuine Judgment
Tor defendant misunderstanding the right to the
child, ifany.
~. sargent VS.. Slater. .Redhibiory action
for damages for the loss of slave by an incurable
disease. Judgment for plaintiff affirmed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

l6.-Dupre, Curator, ETC. VS.. Maronge. ID. Suit for
land alleged to belong to the succession which
plaintiff administers. The title was grant of
land made exclusively to the husband, and enures
to his exclusive benefit Judgment for plaintiff
aft I
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

10 Cole, administrator, vs. Babin ct al The
plaintiff filed a tabeau of the estate of Bergeron.
The defendants opposed it. Judgment sustaining
the oppositions is reversed, and the opposons dis
missed with costs, and the funds distributed ac
cOrdinp to tahleeu
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

~ Dupre, Curator, etc. VS.. Maronge. :. The
acts and law are the same as in the preceding case
Judgment for plaintiff affirmed.
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81. Stewart vs.. Whitman. Suit for a certain
sum due on failure to comply with an agreement
to remove certain rubbish. Judgment for plaintiff
al srmad
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

"a Dooley vs. Delaney. :. This is an injunction
SUIT Judgment sustaining it reversed Judgment
dissolving the injunction etc.
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The MASON RoUGE CLAIM-Mr. Morse the
other day did fight for his constituents, and carried
to its third reading the bill to grant prescriptions
to the settlers on the Maison Rouge Claim, if the
suit should be decided in favor of the Government.
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1e unilp Grfsce,rt.


81 ~ end JssvfA pages for oarissy Of in
f1rssfi1ae suntter. "a
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F The elegant and swift
GEN. WORTH, Capt. WIN.
DAY, the 4,h inst, at S P. NJ,
fed
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%. PRESTON, J.... Thi5oaauz ct aL VS.. Bern
ard ct al. Suit for a tract of land on the La
tourche. Held that the claim of the plaintiffs is
totally unfounded. Judgment affirmed.
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7. State on the relation of Gen. j. L. Lesyis VS..
Louis Bourdelon, auditor, ct al. :. This is suit
for an appropriation of sum of money, (S2500,)
granted to the military of New Orleans The de.
PENDANT refused to issue the warrant on the ground
that there act of appropriation, without
which it could not be paid out of the treasury. 1t
was decided that the statute of 1850, granting this
sum appropriated it, and mandamus was awarded,
requiring its payment. Judgment affirmed.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-02-04

H. Boudraur's administrator, VS.. Valery Der
geron. The Administrator had inventoried all
the rights and titles which the estate had against
Valery Bergeron, for moneys received, etc. 1t is
the duty of the Administrator to ascertain the ma
ture and extent of the assets of the succession before
he sells them. The judgment refusing to honolo-
gate the proceedings of the Administrator is
affirmed
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70 Sav''' VS.. Lomfsa He6ert, his aoife. The
husband sued for separation from bed and board
from his wife, on the ground of abandonment.
She reconvened and claimed separation from he'd
and board, and almony, because of his abandon.
ment OF her in grevous illness, in the birth of an
only child, the issue OF their marriage. There wa,
Judgment in her favor, limiting her demand to a
separation OF bed and board and eight dollars per
month for allmony. Judgment affirmed.
a. George B, MiAigam's Tsstonentory Ere.
sato' VS.. w. e. nylns ct al IDennistoun q Col
Suit on an agreement between the firm of Dennis.
toun q Co. and George B. Milligan in tb. sal.
and partnership Of sugar plantation. The case
involves long and intricate transactions in tb., adj.
vances and management of the plantation in ones.
tion' Judgment in effect is, that Denniston IL Co.
nave the capital advanced by them in this planta-
ton returned to them in preference to the cred;,oys
OF Milhgan, who appears to have been an nsol.
vent partner, etc.
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Mayoralty ofNewOrleans, Jan. s9.Iss1

He -.
COUNCIL OF MUNICIPALITY No Oxr
~ Ex t SITTING of Monday January 90 1851
X ESOLVED, That from and after The / at of
works, situated Levee street, between ST pbpns ai
D n S streets and belonging Municipality No. One be-
Rcsoioed further That The Msvor he and bo i; Lo..,
Gaea 10 cause to be sold at auction, by p r. Trcou
this Mnecp aey twenty wen days n notice in he official OF
c"hhefy ana boilers apperlanng to said Tor
the same removed for the account and sk of The
Ut as the case may be without further notice
True copy H. BIER, Clerk i>''0''e''
Nro,,,IM. YoRALTY OF NEwoRLEANs, Jan. %, 1851.
NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue of the above
es Y Mo; s s f.S
the Of Municipality No. One ON ns ground n where
all the machinery and boilers appertanins 70 ne ea;d '
under the terms and conditions forth the above
ia3l TsgnedI AID CRossMAn. Msvor
CARPET WAREHOUSE, % Chartres stree,
own" ae 81 fSpssS receipt OF new patterns of the fol-
5A1mi1;ier. Velvet and BRUSSELS Tapestry;
g;py. Brussels, Inc rains, Venetians
Figured Baize and Linen Crumb Cloths WindowSbades.
mar Uioth' Stair Rods, Table and Piano Covers Mai
Floor 0 Cloth, from to "a feet wde new matt .,o
AZ y'h we offer at the 0xe' 9ff!
IQUlDATION-The undersigned beino about
49, e retire from the Dry Goods Business will from In rt
o Q, Their large and elegant stock Of their own
b pGes which Will make it an object for buyers to
we s WI j. close 1t by auction. P.& Z. REILLY 90
n-o 4pl corner Canal and Royal street.
WINDOW GLAss-2OOO Boxes Window GAS. assorted ,izr.
sold New Builders aiea. a Ps'f Dealers Hwss s1a ':
''' IL. p'''' 's'? EA trIasi Jxhvls CO.,
wa CsrnsT Of Magaxissa ndCsmmon streets
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LIND'S GRAND CONCERT.

:, - H. C. CAMMAcK, Cha rman.
/. X. fsl
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IA. Hnger VS.. Nolan. :. Suit for wages or com.
pensation for setting certain sugar kettles for de-
iendant. Case involved only facts and differences
from testimony. Judgment for plaintiff for 1914
affirmed
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ID. Ehhu Mitchell VS.. r. r. Barron. Suit for
overseers wages His claim was rejected on the
ground of bad management. Judgment for de-
FAM of1;ry
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-08-18
Cur Foreign Malls.

- TO 1HE rDirOk TIE HERALD.
Many mere hams who expect their correspon-
eenee regularly from Europe, by each steamer.
have sompiaired of the irrsgularity with which
letters intended for the American steamers from
Lngland reach tacm. IL is fact that il has be-
come so oommoa now FOR letters to fail which are
defined for the ColliGs steamers, although dis
tincty addressed. With the steamers name 10 full
thSi no feht nee can be place on their re arty
Are not these letters retained in England and ia n
fer the Curard s;esmersl 1t this Is DONE besides
violating their agreement with the United States,
government, let me give Yea ono little cause for
complaint. Goods are shipped by n Collins steamer.
Letters ars sent with invoices accompanying tho
goods If these Letters retained, the goods ar
rive and oantot be entered at the Custom House.
here without the necessary documents. They are
sent 90 thu United states public stores thus causns>
great delay and very heavy expenses. MERCHANT.
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Snue-S OBJ urg,

In the protest which Prince Albert, tha csrsor Of
the Queen OF England, has addressed on the sub
ec OF the regulation Of the affairs Of the Drchy Of
Coburg, 1t appears from the arrangement OF the
family compact concluded at the time Of bis mar
isge that IN case the succession OF the duchy de-
wolves upon the descendants Of FRINGE Albeit, Il q
70 fali TO Prince Alfred, the second son Of tie
Queen OF England. Negotiations are about to
take place on this subject, in rcgald 70 whicA tho
Duke, OF Coburg will repair to England. The
HcRDdf y Wnoi contains a statemen. that the
ieieniig Duke Of Coburg Is about 20 visit England.
IN order definitely to arrange TIE question Of gu
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