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CITY OF WASHINGTON FRIDAY MORNING, APRIL a. 1861.
post ofrioE DsrAKrsEsr,
stat.t n tg.t

fost o'nor pss.srsrss, S,s.s r,.,s
being desirable Keys
for those The mail service OF the United States
be considered al eparlnent until
FIRST day July The different locks win be submitted
w paeieabe be entered into io furnishing such locks
and Keys for ou, with The right the part Of The ro.'maa'e
General for the being continue
force ior an additional tenn Of four by giving the contraction
wien notice that effect tnn nine less
months before the termination the fret term OF four
Win view Of procuring the best lock at the lowest Kind
lection mechanical skin ingenuity compel
on, now invited develop h however, ,ha
Qualities, viz durability, uniirnii, ghtnes strength
for The PURPOSE Of displaying simultaneously all e mail locks
and keys about thirty
Thousand keys adapted thereto viii be rend be furnished
supply viii depend
Durability @ Of osa, chs and Keys adopted as wen as the Increase
thousand oflhe former, and thousand Of the latter,
No lock will be considered e like any already general
nor VIII any with whom The contract be made be allowed
to MAKE SELL u n lock similar those contracted
for for other than Of the Post Office Depart
ment -asa~t III NH4.HAv a#t.
Tle kind of lock adopted patented patsnee will
bs On entering into contract 70 make an q m
General shall deem such the in
Time 70 un ihiy e terms ana q Vi. eoatsa .hs
Genca shall have the light besides resort to the penal
nisiing similar locks and keys. ,yf...
Ter General deem expedent TO select for the ne
lock one bidder aud for ns way mails at oa another, ne
for pc different kinds OF locks he select and also Tie right
,r he Interest ie department.. The party or paie.
will be required to give bond with ample security IN the OF
thirty lousnd dollars, Dr faithful performance of the contract
The provisions proper
o The locks aud keys and aso for guarding against their pass
ranged between the department and the successul bidder II bid
No appca,ion Viii be considaea moi accompanied
factory EVIDENCE the trustworthy character Of the bdde and Of
his ability to fulfil the con'act A., n..v-.,.. 60,
March s-lawtlst;uIy
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TINE rmrus~ru' Eneyclop~dta. vol wssn -. Fl -.
illustration. by @. w Johnson Il 81 s"AP'" '" '''
United States by Gouvepcu Emerson 49,. -
pntish Uusandy VOL published under the suIen""'7"e
the Society for the Useful kno~'eos s#H
Farmers, nd C.rayie Guide, by ~ ba~fehce'
Aliens American Farm Book ...,,. ,,,.t,.,o..
numerous n"susu""s.
Vpur on TnIne rertizna Land vo,, b -. Y
yo,p.oe,s = Lectures Practical Aarc"'"''
pust,s Family Kitchen Gsrdeoer.
THE Parmers' Guide; by James saskh, -, -, N.a-
1,c Farmers, companion by the late hon' Jesse '"s
pandoch,. cuin Gardener. .
r."arr, seboo, Hook by !. orylie Taylor
..,.e on MANURE by w. Johnson, ESQ., r. g.. va
Is
po,ur themistry by Charles Sauauy
cbaptai's Agricultural Chemistry.
Jobnstou's Agricultural Chemistry.
Iiebigs Agricultural Chemistry.
whtfeys Agricultural Geology. -
April FhNck Ihfho"
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A. 4 q. A. ARMOUR,
DRaPERS IND 7.aILORS,
No. 3o3 Hrotdwas, cStnct Of ptahe street,

y, ,,.i rA6ouc tie trrins House, Nsw Pork,
QESPECTFULY invite attention epd and die plti5
their assormsn. Of new spring goods Of the newest patterns,
which they prepared make In the
fashionable style their prices. cloths,
casmrres and vestng of latest mportaons elegant light
for vests dark do; patterns OF Paris embroderies
There are three skifa artists employed this
eoapetc itself Army navy
order with despatch, approved
Strangers who visit this metropolis will find this
men everything to their ate and perfect ht is always insured
N. Is. PREMIrM wAIsTCoATs--Ihese elegant
much admired Castle Garden, awarded
FIRST premium by the American Institute at their late fair
Feb l5-un
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United states Patent Once i.

N@e .tHtH MARCH IA, 1850.
ON petition of Bancroft Woodcock, formerly of Mount Pleas
Pennsylvania, Wheeling Virginia. the
tension u pnent granted TO him on the llt dny CT June 1887 for
Improvement in se low for from the
expiration said which tho l4 day June,
le5l-- F#.. s8
Ii ordered said petition be heard the Patent Office,
9th June 1851, II O'Clock, and all
titled and show cae II they have, why said petition
ought be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to file in the Part
objections, specifically forth writing
days before the day herring All testimony filed by either
be used said hea1g he taken nnd transmitted
with the rules Office, which will be
application E. a#
this be published in the Republic, Intel
gcncer, and Union, Washington d. C Rchhiohd Republican
Richmond Virginia, North Gazette Philadelphia,
Pennsylvana Tribune New York; Providence Journal, Poy
dence r. H. week for three weeks
the 9th day of June next
TIL "H' THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
r. Editors the above papers will please
bills to the Patent oice with containing this notice.
Mar l6-law3w
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hchmondr Jan. 2oi leol.
IN conformity Code OF Virginia. chap 49, section TO- dc
ms whom That
esceaior OF the town OF Alexandria, da'd e
January I65 received the land once the
2h day January sl inquest held 2ob
January 1885, following lot Of ground found echeated 10
this the OF Ale randra
Duke and Pit street. of which Exabeh Donaldson
heirs o Th'
lot was .scheaed Of January, lsi but
finding of jury wa upon motion, qua,ed II il
fully vested In the Suite.
= s. II. PARKER,
Jan 9s--lawGw Register lhnd once
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United states Mall.

United states Mall
DROPOSAIS for the mails of the United States from
ls.day ofJuy ls5 70 the goth Of June 1852 neusye in Iowa
In the of Washington, unt u The st or April is5l
be decided by the 18th day April o5l the and
aud time herein specified, vi,
IOWA.
4Ti5. From Muscaine AT 6 a week, Saturday,
By Tpton Rome Anamosa, Peaks, Delhi Eads Grove,
Garnavio; - -a # Is.
70 Prairie du CHEN, by u Tuesday, Ia0 miles
And back betweenl Tuesday and p next Friday.
Tpon
trips f7O2, will be considered.
'A NOTES.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee signed BY
responsible PERSONS the following manner, viz
% The undersigned guaranty tha ,nhs
carrying the mail from Prairie du Chen be
oeptcd shall obligation
and sufficient perform ue service
proposed
This should accompanied by the certificate OF postmaster
that ths guaanto OF
an able % good their guarantee.
sealed endorsed
Propasa No. i745' and addressed Fist Assist
ant Postmaster General
For the prohibition bids combination and the
which the contract be made the
last annual advertisement .
N X HALL. Postmaster General.
Posr OsyIck DEPARTMENT, Feb ID, 1881,
Feb l3-law4w
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NOW offer for sale Of the splendid houses In the city
recently finished II Is situated
10Th its healthy location
Its position different
equidistan markets city.
commodious LOFTY chambers
The saloon Al
ofceng 10 feet is finished the modern style II has
bath aiordng hot cold, and shower bath, and
contained heTen The fixtures beautifully
nised the tank contains 25 hogseads The
is furnished with and cold sink, pump
dining
nothing been omitted The sabus, and
house have been permanently built, include pit,
ash pitt sanary harness conveniently
aud well finished for male SERVANTS lying oh newly aved alley
Mar l-n JAS. CADEN.
CRIMSON Co.'s York, New Orleans, Mobile
u Expresn with swifest and responsible
between the principal MaiDe New Hampshire Yer
mont Massachusetts, Rhode Island Connecticut Lower Canada
New York state Deawafe Pennsylvania Maryland District
Colunsa Indiana, Ohio Illinois, Die western States generally the
Mississippi and Alabama river and the prominent places
Georgia and the Carolinas
facilities aud perfect that the
paceis country other,
the psnts. H4.s
many years the while
with Messrs. Adams Coz and
respects which confidence and
New York assured that shall
the satisfaction friends
jewellers, bankers, and merchants generally
California from
Orleans express New Orleans and Mobile.
Ofces, Camp street, New Oeans and 10 Wall street, New York
Feb 6-dAcpi2w Hs##fs
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Whole ucket x2U-HaVes HIU-Uuarten So-EiglIis 81 %.
Certificates Of packages Of 26 whole tickets $3S0
I6 half
Do do u quarter do 40
tt Do do " eighth do II
ckets shares certificates Of packages
splendid will receive the prompt attention, and
official account Of each drawing sent Immediately after oser To NJ
who order from .n .# .. 81 FH.s
Address j. h c. MAURY, Agents,
Mar2t Alexandria, Virginia.
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Ornamental Lirhts, Jases, siirer Wore, &c
nv ur has lAey been al considerable expense pu
ft his the furnish
ns OF balls parties &C. following articles which he will br,
very splendid centre table oamcn and chandelier Tbes,
wei made expressly tor my own n-e'
Two psfY very beautiful csndeshrns
one pair magnificent vases
and splendid assortment OF SILVER ware, french
And every variety par
ty Of three thousand persons.
These articles will out, separately together,
- -.TTTE0 @. GAUTfER Conh.eur
Ala Vile do rars Of Penn. and lth
Dec 20--2tfh law6wn -.Hs#.H
eir and the public generally The follow
ing descriptions goods just received, viz
23 pieces new style spring c"-..meres
10 do medium and low priced ca-meres, for boys
do spring cacocs, Merriuscks and othe
superior makes warranted fnst colors
10 French gingssms
10 cases bIeschca hne., all grades low any for
10 hale. brown .6irtIns and shec,ins.
bIeacbed sheetnEr, in Sd, Cd, 10, and l2i
3 bales cotton Osnaburgs.
IN WHITE GOODS.
100 uccss inconet cambrc ,npsIins .-#
80 do Nainsook and null mnslins ....
100 do plaid muslins from i2k the best grades
10 Dc dotted white swiss mosns
white hose, work and plain
30 do ladies' thread, plaid and open
iD do hose and half hose. in size
assortment o MI kinds Of domestic an
soo all Of which we viii sell on better terms than can
W. win receive in days extensive supply
Ass fancy goods embracing a the and desirable style
the receipt Of which due notice will be given to u
public. - .,,,~rr .,,,..,r,,~, ,..v !. ,,,
Feb 1-anw,w
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AIDES Dress Goods.-Tbe subscriber has in
Ii IS pieces plain baIage embracing all the shades
80 do figured bnrnee, soIse beautiful styles
20 do do tissue, entirely new styles
$50 baagc deiaine 25 cents s cents, pinci
paily very rich patterns
IS pieces bohemian grass rlot, pretty article
IS do linen lusre pretty shades
1000 yards singhams all prices
10000 do printed caicoes
5000 do printed lawns, Oh al l2A cen, last coo
and fine quality
1000 yards plain musns, beautiful article
atf2x cents
again, arrangements that
''"' W. YERBY,
Pennsy lvana avenue between 7h and 9Th ss
Mar d2wif
NEW York and California Millionaire Associston.-
IN thousand dolaSs Capital ~ O0,
be obtained by influential
revised OF New York,
liability the OF 600 cash. and
therefor cent annually
with prospect doubling WHOLE operations
under the direction and
,roJ Of OLIVER HOLDEN,
A tho enersi and Chief Agent ofthe Company,
hH9 No. II Wall street, New York
Cnsns responsible parties throughout the Union
wit the Un,d sts'es on npp
cation employed diff
and vessels be made
nails and freight to and
rom Europe Asin, Africa, and the Americas ~ . -
There busiuess doing win Cnhof
mia Pacific, the supply OF gold
m, goods manufactures Will nsfonsh e
most calculations therefor And Is 70 meet hs
demand and profit merely that ibis % being n
Mercsn,,e Commercial, Merchants Banking,
Insurance Mining Agents New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 900.
Feb 9-u Y
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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman who has
received and resided ro1e years IN fa
position of tutor OF companion 10 young per
sons IN some private family respcctabily ,y..4l
M 10 personal family be
given parties the highest repeeab'p either IN % country OF
Addes Vance, box 100 Office, oswego New York
lo--du r r#.-. .
JykT finished, splendid silver tee set and bcaati-
mi silver uoyns ladies' tongs, butter knives
Ac OF our own manunc
,urs which we warn equal in hnensss TO cotn. .
another Ane ss-ortmenf o elegant god
watches rich jewe TO which we Invite panc
""' ~ Nj w GAIT 4 BROTHER,
.h Pcnnsyivsnia bst~een Mh and o'h streets
Feb !. 1
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NEW srr4ng Goods Enbrodertes. Sc.Ths subscribers
IN have tust received ffom New York
rs pieces small checked giscc silks
~ mes style India foulsrd silks
rich Cbcne silks
40 do brocsde silks
10 do do do bisck Gro DC Rhine silks
do do do black, striped, and plaid silks
10 do Rroehe hsreses, tpia'a Agures)
IN do French Bxneaia (sn6rey newt ast .#.fEE
10 40 French de laines. tvery pretty
0s 40 Frsnch psated jaeonsts, tvery inep
sO do dotted swiss mnaisns, <whe aud eolorsd
do heavy twisted sik Hat#.#
,s do French printed barcges, tpcw syes)
Canton shawls, some very nom
20 richly embroidered hsndkerchisn, lnew dssisnD
~ Freuch embroidered muslin chcmssis
i5 rrry chiy trimmed chrmxctn and sleeves IN sets
n real valencia collars ard Guns
richly trimmed French worked cnPes .#..~. .#
Is lace rnpes and berhes ..#
10 black lace scsrfs s...a
10 ios,de bn nodkrrcbcf and CUTS 10 mnieh NC ..s
Together other entirely new and dess" ue's 'o
'"'es' 70 % ""'e' ~ '''" '''''o' r. H. HooE co
Feb6 atlFf#I ii 10. HH- H9n. # F
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The new steamship Winfield Scott ar
rived yesterday, from New Orleans on the 18Th
inst She brings large number of passengers,
whose names Will be found IN another column.
Our thanks are due to the Purser, Mr.. Shed, and
our contemporaries of the New-Orleans COnpnoclai
Bullet Picayns Delta and Crescent for late papers.
An interesting libel suit Drought on the 18th
inst by Col Young ID. Allen, an ex-candidate for
Congress, against Mr.. Thomas Mcknight, who Is
charged with wickedly intending TO lnIure the afan
on or about the 25th day OF September, 1880 and On
divers other days, before and SINCE to the late W.
Frost deceased, and j. w. Crockett, two OF the edi-
tors and propretors of public newspaper, called tho
Crescent, and to other citizens. Col. Y. lays his
damages for being termed refugee from justice"
decision involving the responsibility OF ndors'
ers was rendered by Judge Buchanan, IN promis-
sorry note case as follows:
The lndorsee of pIomssory note brings an aeilO,
against the endorser for the amount Of the note protested
for non ayment. and costs OF protest. &c. .
The defense that demand Of payment was made %
the drawer of the note previous 10 the protest,
1t appears from the evidence, that the notaIys
deputy went 10 the ndOrSeT, who stated 10 him lnat
the drawer of the note resided IN the Parish OF Je
ferson, to which the Deputy replied that he had no
right to go into that Parish. The indorser then re,
quested him not 10 protest the note, that he "ouh
see the drawer, and bring him, the next morning 70
the office of the notary, and that the drawer wodli
pay H. The note was not paid and was duly pro-
tested for non paymen, and notice thereof male 70
the parties
The decision of Judge Buchanan is In these words;
I'm this case the Court considering that II Is clear
ly proved by the evidence that no demand OF pay
ment made Of the drawer OF the note sued upon'
before the protest thereof, judgment be entered IN
favor OF defendant with costs"
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NAvAL.-Lieut- Alexander Gibson has
been detached from the North Carolina, and Lieut..
Henry Walk ordered to relieve him.
Passed Midshipman Samuel Is. Elliott, condemned
by medical survey, detached from storeship Lexing
ton, and placed on turlough.
The L. : storeship Lexington and sloop-ofTar
PTeble, are ready for service. The brig Dolphin IS
fitting with dispatch.
DR.. J. b Whiting, y. 5. NJ has been ordered to
report TO Commodore Read al Philadelphia for duty
on board the u. ;. steamer saranac. 49,
The L. s. sloop-Of-war Vandalia, Com. H. w.
Gardner was al San Diego, at anchor, on the islh
June-all well
The L. y sloop-ol- war Perry, Lieut.. Cong A. N.
Foote, at 81. Helena, June ,, bound ~ cape DO
VeTd Islands-all well
The L ). sloop-Oi-wa Dale, from Port Prlya was
at Rio de Janelro on the 18th June, for the River
Platte same day--al well. The following IS list oil
her officers William Pearson Commander Mont,
gomery Lewis LIST Lieut., John Henry Parker, no
do Reglnal Fairfax, acting do, Josiah Ta'tnal ~.
Purser J. Winthrop Taylor, Passed Asst surgeon
Gerard Alexander, Assn Surgeon John L. Walker
Acting Master Thos. w Brodhead, Passed MidshP-
man James II. ellis, and Treyett Abbot, hldshp-
men Francis A. Oliver, Acting Boatswain Geofgs,
Slrian. Gunner Joen A. BIrdsall, Sailmaker Tho9
{. Ferell, Acting Carpenter.
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A RURAL RIDE. =. For The Tribune
by Z. JEssUP EAgEs.

SLOWLY move slowly, take tins way which winds
Among the loyellest haunts OF Rural Nature
Here where the quickenlng soul OF scenery BINDS
In Summer beauty, every varied feature
VI TINS broad tandscape.-Oer whose emerald plains
Woods. mountains, wales and streams, noonude
slumter reigns
Here let Us pause, upon this tree -crownd nil
And reyel IN the vide view stretched before US:
Low-iying valleys, mountain, sunny NIL,
The intense azure Of the archd SKIES o er US
And the MONDAY so silent, naught is hearu tulfA,
Save the blent underone Of brook, and breeze anu
Down from, this hillock's green and grassy side.
Like threads ofsIlyer through the verdure cleaning
A branching streanlet slenderly doth glide
It's trucking dewdrops IN the sunlight oeaming-
And tiny wild flowers, white. and red and blue,
Nod their CAV he ads upon the slopes OF emerald hue
Der blossom scented orchards, howery dale
Green leafy woodland, and sweet clover meadow,
The soul Of beauty spreads woven ven
OF silyery sunshine, and Of shifting shadow
All IN scene Of glory bent to throw
On after memories, never iaolng gio"
Gilded with goy-cro~ns. yon purple pile
OF "cloud capt mountains tower IN me distance :
In leafy freshness drest yon fairy isle
Like rich gen. from the clear river glis;ens;
The dreamy waters rest IN deep reI'ose, -
And green along ITS shores, the graceful willow grows
And all 80 still as il yon hanging wood
Were one clear picture steepd in vernal glory
With eafy brilhancy Of trees imbued,
Fair as the Already Of olden story.
While twisted vines festooned from branchto 0ougn,
luxury Of gloom shed on the turf below
And through those green arcades float melodies
Ofwild wing'd warblers through the ether fitting
The rainbow gancing Of gay butterflies,
And humming bees 'mong fowery foliage lighting
While cleaning through the grass In may rings,
Wetrack the bumishd films Of myrlade insect-wlngs,
And o, the sense of calm deep JOY, dear friend -
With souls alive 10 the august impression
OF God IA Nature while our spirits blend
In beautiful, and holy recognition
Before the Poetry of the Infinite,
Tuning our souls 10 thoughts OF harmony and light
We may have griefs to happier ones unknown
And cares they know not, may 70 us be gwen:
Yet Natures hottest peace IS all our own,
And thoughts, that even here belong TO Heaven,
Thank God, D friend no sorrow can destroy
This sense of beauty that so deeply we ENJOY
Then let us knee before the majesty
OF Nature, meath the open eye Of Heaven,
Adoring mid this leafy luxure'
The spirit OF the beautiful. sill gwen
To be the Oasis IN lIfe's desert way
To show us glimpses OF the glorious land OF Day
Pieasantu1iie, JuIy, 1851.
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dom. political emancipation must be considered
to have been the man point In opposition 10 tue
claims OF man, leaving the questions relating 70
economical and religious emancipation, as oo-
iects OF a common interest, 10 be solved by the
majority Of men IN all civilized countries
From the indications above stated. 1t IS evil
dent that the freedom and influence OF woman
must extend the rude strength OF man ialls
IN estimation. Hence the nearer the period ap-
proaches. when violence Will be supplanted by
Justice. wars cast aside rs the resort OF oaroar-
ism. the physical power OF man directed against
the obstacles OF nature alone, and even M TINS
contest mainly rendered useless by the power OF
machinery, so much the more Will man ap-
uroXlmate the human position for which woman
appears 10 be waiting, until the savage passions
OF man have been subdued by higher cultlva-
ton Of his intellectual and moral faculties,
which will qualify him TO acknowledge the Tree
dom and legal bIIjhught OF beng, destitute OF
the strength required to assert fOrciby her liberty
and her rights Woman represents, rs It were
the essential principle of humanity and man be-
con- much more human the nearer he as
Stimulates TO the moral character OF woman. \
great portion of the qualities heretofore looked
upon as manly bear the impress Of barbarlsn
The rude force, serving In the development OF
history only as means. we have accustomed
ourselves to consider as 4 principle, an end
Hence qualities are esteemed highest, which in
future will be held lowest, and the women
themselves VIII get used to see many hero
taking his place among murdererS and vasa,
bonds, whom they now admire as the very ideal
Of 4 manly character
The foregoing brief remarks in relation to the
natural course on which history has already par
italy led women towards emancipation, by no
means imply that she Is to look toward the tu.
ture IN a merely passive position: we must rather
labor TO enlist her feelings for the struggles OF
our time. and enable her to aid in the process OF
her own emancipation, nor ought we to De re-
miss in stimulating her sense Of right and her
moral sentiments by placing her IN conditions
where she viii learn to know even the most re-
pulslve situations OF human life She will there
BY acquire complete view OF her own situation
and her claims
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I.nsG COMING letter

LONG CoMING.-A letter designed tor
Thomas D. Webb ofthis city, mailed In New-CasIne,
In February, 1915, was received few days ago D!
mistake Il wa u,selo 20 Wsshlng-
ton and from there retureed to this city, after nav,
ing been gone long enough 10 have made yoyasSf
round the world II contained due bill or no'e VI
hand. for $25 or $50, and consequently was very
ceptabe. The fact Of its having been detained ~.
long In Washington. indicates deficiency ID -
number Of clerks IN the dead letter Office u shOu
not have taken more than three or SIX nos 10y
most TO have brought this letter TO hand LDeL 'h''
u A Porcelain Mandatory IS about cs "
be established IN stockton, California, BY lhe -.
Lese The feldspar Of which this beautlai VA
Valley
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The New ORLEANS DuEL.-The True

Data Of The 18Th says
The Grand Jury yesterday found a true bill against
DR. Thomas Hunt Col. VIM. Bell Edouard BOuhgny,
J. ii. Maddox and Victor Kerr for being engaged IN
the duel IN which John w Frost was killed. d.
Hunt IS indicted a principal, and the other par
ties, who were seconds, stand charged With aidlns
and abeitng IN the Ofense and accessories, BY 'Ae
law under which the prosecution is Instituted, sle
equally guilty the principals None Of the parties
have been arrested and II is reported that they hso
gone without the jurisdiction OF the tribunals Of a.'
parish, TO avoH Imprisonment during the sonmssl,
with the InteatOn Of surrenderIng themselves ~,
trlal the opening of the fall term OF the Couf "
November next. -
The body OF Mr.. Frost. which, since II arrived -
the city has been IN the coffin establishment Oh 70
mel NunrOe, on Camp-st., was conveyed on Doaio
steamboat Yesterday afternoon TO be Transported "
the Red River there 10 be inferred, and was follower
by A numerous procession Of his friends.