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pOINT CLEAR Baldwin county, Ala.- II

DON'T CLEAR, Baldwin county. Ala The
snds.s.sd hes pg.9sassd III; fs.iqes
sn!.lsaalent OF t.al.d.at ~ psm.nsnt guess
T Hcssl delistfully saua,ed % The essten shese 81
Mob Bay, about midway from The CITY Of Mobils md u
Gulf Of Mexico. and within fifty yqsds Of the wats n de
Bay. which being csay and salt With bold shore and hs
"a baskns. The tndinu 90 ~, foatnG sanh. with
HS 1ssyssi.s :nd 70 SeScs tn dseoa' Gulf he.s
nCedl.isy n ths rsss : bsauti,nl srove Shsf mile in
~ 4nhs from the mid day sdn. Pare Spring Mases i
s1pple " the Hotel By hydFan At III dsAAce Of half
nib 4 ak0qd White Sulphur Spsins.
Qeod 6nage rOads and walks have teen made. ~.
Aeled1lon Of Pre- Hills ron ~ bsck country.
in tie Venity Of IL Hotsl. y
Tosh 80 adv4ntagss of pqisn III subscuibes adds hi
ssslst the Tabk sgd Rsr shall be sppplsd with II,
stola of the 1obils and NswOrlesns @n,ksts. .sd
NJ uAdvdod attention given the promotion Of IL cot0
and oil his ggsats JULIUS TIT. Pfopiistos.
sale and tleaaant asam veaeis hailt sxp1essI 70
6ns ssilbcss always On hasd fbE the use Ct yiai
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attempt az Bsyglasy-Joseph Broker wsa
yesterday sent thirty days to the Work fol
trying 70 fofessn entrance into the house Of Re
corder Caldvyel
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Anothsr Vagrant-William Banks, q ",
grant, was sent to the Work-house for thirty day
yesterday BY Alderman Ettsr. Danisl Ksvnish
charged with stealing slaves, like sentence.
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A Coppsr.tsA Taste. = Frederick Dabut alias
Davis, was renanded yesterday to the 18th inst
BY Alderman Etter, on the charge Of stealing q
copper boiler from Hewistfs Exchange, worth, j,
is said, SIS. $780,
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e same wilIful and malicious purpose.
Dt,ris,sd,-Msrv J.pe WiIsou ~,

Dismisssd. Mary Jane Wilson charged Henry
Lewis, Thomas MCCAIN, James Hughes and Cor
nelius Brown, with breaking into her houss 4 the
corner of Perdido and Philipps streets, en tesh
.ult, and beating one James Ahstn there, and
threatening to take her life: On examination yes.
terday before Alderman Etter, tho case was dis.
missed.
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THIS desirable Summer Retreat and Watering
- Hsoe i new N coMphse ~ II vigiteu.. Maey -
inpouaAAt impsusol.eaD have bon HAade during ~
pe1 winter. ampuR which nv whaf Eanling =.
II ~ Of thp bluff, of u9dual ard eoy an thAseny
svdaag the Ing flight cf stepsfefnaH -. IT, eade
alQkkf u tie n1eAy plsaslnt Wnlke aboutt4o p1o.e
III nu0hM ~ Toous has besR hc!eenDd - that - -
geae b. handso0ely accommodated t1e oo1nG ngoa
tt bathing a5Inngens4m ase e1teaavN IT, $500.
49, g. aspea from :p.iss ys.dnins z - H. .s g.
rs ssdop Of thi. plaos hsns ,sssy g =. sbov. u.
d Gulf; With ~ vs x tks Bay. ciy q o1lls. Wet
% s s.ss ssd :d ;s g /
- pessan = wen hsahi plaess Of Essugt p y
znssss@.nsss sads iar a abundant sspDb Of Fhh
budding ahashmsns abos
IL Ii January, 1885, With the yiew a. mailing the sue at
uapiye plapo II ho eoah Tho b11ng thus far hos q
cesdo1 hh unG aanQule expestati0n Beng the buiidl
and audlogds 70 known b hs intN 70 entetal
HE gussb il the vey bt puhle manneR, which al
y ~ IN rgg azd y ~ hee hafs 10
Beda the great VARSITY At Whoh a.e = -
a2sye q q ny o,hs ws,s.ns Dice e - psu
Tn ~. ~. sssss P - y we yiss.
sena " pscpsesa hop~. ty set stiestes. 70 cssfin.
II ~ assas Hssn ,osckas Il ths wharf svssl Din
T6ss6sxss wiz 3 qedsrs,e Lsifen q papss dssste
ao'~ood nsss WhP1s S S. Seit ~ wiseess (
Hollywood. May 3, l66l. mylo IN
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FOrgivss:-Julia Kelly, charged BY Thoma,
Nightiugal with threatening 70 take his life ard 4
set fire to his domcile, was yesterday discharged
Vim. Hartman, being drunk, also discharged.
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A lizzie Of evsry thing. Frank Wilson charges
Martin Duggan with assault and battery, in the
First Municipality. Victor sRagaud was arrested
for breach Of the peace. Catherine Ryan for I
like offence.
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A Rov.-John Gallagher, charged with abusing
and resisting wstchman Paul Roussea, It the corner
arrest on the previous night was yesterday fined
.twenty-6ve dollars for the offence, ~ Recorder
Genois. James Gallagher il charged With bring
ing dagger into the melee. to rescue his brother
Sentence mot passed. Patrick Sheppard, included
in this row, was also fined twenty Eve dollars.
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I Styikine.-The sxsmination Of W. r. Borden
of, charged by John Adams, viA striking and
Beverley beating him ON the Levees On the evening
II the 7th Instant was yesterday postponed BY Al
herman Etter to this day. IN
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Novel Larceny. ~ Joseph Deynoodt stands
charged, on the oath Of Charles Joseph Simon,
with purloining papers, Documents, letters, etc,
and taking copies Of he same, for the purpose d
transmitting them to BslSSafas With view to the
injury of him, c. ]. Sir MS further alleged
that Deynoodt feloniousIy I'll Possession of let
ter, coming regularly through the Post-ofice, 70,
the same wilIful and malicious purpose.
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Small Notes.-Ths Grand Jury Of Was hington
City have found true bills aGsnst several persons
in that city for issuing bills Of less dissemination
than five dollars. A s5ss
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Judge Of thss as yon sviX-Judge White was
arrested at the Pontchartrain Lake, on Wednesday
last, on charge Of larceny. The examination Of
the matter stands over. sss ~ s@
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ships.

ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot o. verv
), '''' A'''.@ Wool 90; Il 81 s e :,
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VoucAsr.-David Hutchinson, VACANCY ordered
to find voucher or else -----
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Gtsse Pacific ls st Louis the III Inst In pot leading
IL Now Orleans. stsamss Crescent ~.
rhs sn 0scsoaa REPORTS oant three fsst wats b Rsd
Rivss. "a falling. 80
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,Eggsin England Eggs Of hens, ducks, and
other poultry, commonly catsn a. food in the
kingdom, are, in point Of quantity, almost ncrsi-
Die; o ahe aggregate number cannot be less than
10y ,Oo0,ooo, or 5000 tons; and the valus 4
the lowest prices, $4,000, 900. Ireland produces
nearly loo, 900 900, and tho continent Of Enron.
supplies Us with 50O.OOO,0OO annually. These
/ facts are perfectly asceftainable.
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!. IneOrrgi5is-John Brown and Mathew Burke.
as ;oar Of incorrigible Migrants, were yesterday
-. MI sixty days each to the workhouss. Louis
Fallio was sent for like period, for resisting Z
watchman. - 81
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POKr OF NEW ORLEANS.

CRRscRnr OryIcR, I
Friday Morning. August Is. 1851.
Cleared Yestsrday.
essamship Wiafssd Scott. Cosillasd. NswYosk.
Arrived
Brig Tasar Books. 20 days from Wilmingtoa, G. 70
sch. T Rss;s. st. ny ~; ". On, a -,
-lM my. 50
eehr Pasana. stswa from vess Cras. lit inst. % nssr
-lst my. ~
srRAnpoArs.
Camde1. Simnons, from Atsakapas.
John 6waeey, Duvol, from Ohio river.
Nnniope. Rates, from 81 Marlnsvills
Matchez Noa, Lsathen. fum Vicksburx. +,s|
Osceulas kobinson, from Alexandria.
Pacific. FthiaAs from st Louis
Reokawy No :. Brady. from Atehafalaya.
| 49, --eOe-
| Hxports.
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I...s & vssssls i. rers Not Cl.ar,a .

IN Il ths IN municipality idssgnaed In the folovns
abs by ml y Me- esnsncs At he Railroad md up..,'
secopd fn. ho M above the Steamboat
es So IN 3 ~ Rs ~ ~ down. No bur ~ n
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Indian Surrender Of Captiys MsSicons.,A
recent report from Gen. Harney, commanding .
the rescue Of ~ Mexican captives from tho hands
ofthe Camanche and Lipsn Indians, and their d.
livery to the Mexican authorities at Guerrtfo,
Mexico agreeably to the 1lth article Of the treaty
of Guadalupe Hidalgo. Sixteen Of the prisoners
were boys, and all were children collected in the
predatory excursions Of those Indians from differ
emit parts Of the northeastern provinces Of Mexi-
CO I; but. although many Il them had been from five
to seven years In captivity, the United States on.
GERS were enabled to gather such particulars re-
sPecting their parenta&e and places Of birth, ~
will probably secure the return Of them ~ o theiI
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arrested last evening. At the request Of mer-
ehant in Canal street, who charged them with
being seconds in duel, carrying challenge, and
10 forth. i5e E
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- An OnNIDus lsAwe Canal and ChaxtTss syest syery
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The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
The Rank Law.

The cii.o- Of the Ea'r'.r .iio-r's has com
m'a-cl tls dissection of the Free Banking law
passed q, the last session OF our Legislature, and
he locs it in The mos: approved meat axe style
With little mo-v precision, ana less ioo,cncssin IN
The use Of figures, hl. article ju tie Advocate Of
the Sd, would certainly prc.eu, strong case a.
gains; the law. Ncare Of cusrsC unable 10 copy
,bg whole article, which is over two and half
columns in ,ca,,h, Jut we must give an extract
tosAow What band ,l,u-s y-a tc said about ie
b.uN law Having got tie country flooded with
the paVrt oi ear free banks. (which is circulated
among tie people as the representative of money,
vncu ia fact IS Is based ON the state stocks alone
wth,u, enc dollar IN money gold or silver FORTS
redemption the editor proceeds to depict the
state OF things when a crash has come. and tar-
m.y Tons blacksmith Ditkaui laugrer Harry meet
'on HE potch of the marb,eValace Of the bank IN
tent on demanding the hard for the promises TO
pay III ,hctr hands They knock, but
They might as well cudcayor TO bribe Ccrbc-
rU, with sop or tempt Oh Chsrun To ferry them
over StyX before their time The banker, heart
Is as hard as his walls Of rock OF hs locks of ada.
mant. They are told the bank has failed and
that they must 60 to Springfield, To the State
Auditor to coertc payment by liquidation. This
process Of liquidation. we shall examine at length
next week. 1t Is rare invention The well
paid services Of a notary are required TO pro
test the bank bills; the well paid services Of
an attorney are required to watch the process.
and set 1t right occasionally, and worse than
all, the laws delay Is int0lerat,e Court sits
twice year, aud surely q man who can get
Justice twice year is favored. Why, we have
known well led. well clothed. prnccy rascals
who have gone all their lives unwhpt OF jus.
tlce; and they didn't complain. Such an one
Is the banker \, and who ever heard him com
plain Of the laws uncertainty, or delay
All things seem ~ cousplre against the inno-
cent holders Of the bank paper: their uece>,i.
ties are pressing their chli,Itu want bread their
creditors want money. II matters not. that
their pockets are crlmmcd with bank promises,
which by the simple process OF l1ujiauon--Ol {
rue alchemy are TO b1 changed into gold and
silver The delay OF the process, the expense of
the process. the hazard Of the process, the uncer
talnty Of the process, all perpex and ntmdHte
the honest holder. The law saws, the auditor
shall proceed 10 lqUi6ate unless the banker shall
make affidavit, that be has a defence ani when
was it known that Banker could not make au
athiayIti His caths are as common rs dcer'S,
YEA, as custom house oaths, and n unclean too.
In the end comTc,!edh by the pressure Of the times
the holder sells his bank promises for fifty dol.
lars on every hundred. He sells them with re-
iUcarce hut be parts with them in despair he
sells thcm-O tcUrou % more- to the
partner or secret agent %: the very man who a.
sued them. the banker y
We shall look with some curiosity for his elG-
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
Gen. Scott.

II is already almos certain that Gen. Scott
will be the next presidential candidate Of the
whg party. The whig conventions OF Penasy'v
MIA, Ohio and Indiana, have already proclaimed
han as their first choice. The whg leaders know
that the harmony which now peryades the demo
cratic party throughout the Union ani the in.
crease Of the electoral vote by the new appor-
tionment, in the western states, which are most.
ly democratic, preclulcS all possibility Of their
re.electing Fillmore were it even possible tur
him to carry his own state, New York; and they.
therefore iinl It necessary to drop h,m aud bring
up a new man, who possesses some other charms
than those Of lcug merely a vLiy They have
learned ty sad experience that To- run caulj
date tur lie presidency on the old wAis platform
was equyalou, torunrns him to political death,
and tley, therefore find It necessary to bring out
their military chiefans, gagged and ycilcd-
conccaliug their principles under their military
iamc-and with fair promises, coon skins and
hard cider to gull the people into their sup
port. Il was by such means they elected Gcncr
a Har..son; and, with the addition Of denying
that Tay7r was wing, but was the caniIlate
Of the people and Of no party, they succeeded in
ecctius him. and it is plain that, in bringing out
Gen Scott, the hero sf the "hasty plate Of soup,
they expect to practise a similar fraud upon the
people. For, as statesman--as man acqualu-
ted with the political machinery Of our govern
men, Gen Scott, whenever he has figured in that
capacity, has only won the ridicule and contempt
OF all parties. He has no name, no tame, except
what he has won upon the battle field, and IN
pushing him forward for the presidency. this
alone is ak the wings can rely upon for success /;
a broken reed which, though strong in fCrmer
days, has lost It's strength. What has this repub
, lie, whose policy is to cultivate and maintain
peace and good feeling with all the world, to 10
with an ambitious military hero in the pre,iden
tial CHART In times Of peace with power in their
hands they are dangerous, and should be watch.
ed and guarded against. 1t is right tina. those
who fight the battles Of our countrywide nob'y
defend the honor and glory Of oar national es
cutchen and add new lustre to the stars and
brighter hres to the stiges Of our banner should
wear the laurels they have won but, that these
laurcs should be made the only qualifications for
high and responsible civil stations, is a danger
ous error and should be spUrned by our people.
Gen Scott now basks in the glory OF his military
achievements and if the wings take him Up for
the presidency We have no doubt he will come
of with honors commensurate VITA his civil ca
reer.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
Support OF Paupers--Important Decision.

1t will be seen by the decision We publish un.
der our Supreme Court" head, that the court
have deciJed the resolution OF the board OF su-
peryisors Of this county, requiring each town to
take care Of its own raupers, TO have been ille-
gal and that the county is obliged osupport the
paupers The decision is che Of the utmost i'm
portancc to this county, as it must change our
whole paupey system and require at once a new
arrangement. Whether all the towns can re-
cover back Of the county the amount they have
expended on account of paupcrS, we are not PIE
pared to say but thcrc.ean be no doubt shat such
as have paid their Paupcr accounts under protest,
can We believe this town and South Ottawa
are the only two that have protested
So far as we can learn, ours is the only county
in the state that has undertaken 10 adopt the
town system of supporting paupors. That no
adequate provision for such a system 5 made
in the township law, was but too evident to
the board of supervisors themselves, No pro-
vision, for instance, is made by law for defining
the residence of paupers, or for distinguishing be-
tween transient and resident paupers DC, DC
The board, however, thought there was authority
in the law to adoptthe town system, imperfect as
it must be, preerring it 20 the old county system,
the operation OF which had just proved SO disas
trous in this county.
Properly constructed, we believe the town sys-
TEN would be infinitely preferable to the county
system, at least in counties that are organized, ,
but as in operation in this county, the system was
unjust Il threw a. least three.iourths Of the
whole pauper expenses Of the county upon two
towns, whose proportion Of paupers, realty thar
onpl, not greater than that Of the other towns.
The decision sustains exactly the view Of the
law taken a. the time the town system was a
dopted by our board Of supervisors, by our then
supervisor, Mr. Wallace, to whose credit the fact
deserves to be mentioned, as he stood nearly
alone
In consequence Of this decision. It will be seen
on reference to our advertising columns, that
meeting Of the board Of supervisors Of this coun
~ has been called a: the court house, on Tuesday
the oath day Of Jolly, to make provision for the
fu,ure support of the paupers in the county.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12
OmuIum GuthCrum

Counterfeit volI coin : making It's arOcara-cs--
executed n manner ca cu,ated to decriy, ,l. best
Jsdgr---and as gold coin OF tditieren,denomiuanon
viii gradually mad more general circulation than
u Its NeL...9'e ua1, y "oL oy wen i'f .i7lg,S
iue. ~ P..,", '. "''' '''' '-'''' "
''7 '''-
by Com Barron. oflhc T.. ; ,hIp John Adams. OIL
the Atlantic ocean, between the capcs Of Virginia
and the MADEIRA Islands r appears that the average
depth Of water is over four mile. Several places
'0""'s' "''' '''.'' 10 '''. ''f''' % ''A '''''''
De sure 10 mend iha, ~ ihysci when ihon OBJ
- '.''.'" ~ .,'.
,-. l-..--,,. ,,r.,. ..,.,.a,lr, - L,-b -,r.t
AMI consequently vel. suited for 'he purpose OF
sculpture. The Cl'hclrl.Ot Milan, nsKt TO St Pr-
ers, o! Rome. the .aEcS, church in lm'y, is entire
built yfih.s marble; covered with lrs,-work car.
wing, and -ru-nrl-o il shines IN The r7vs oftle sun
49,, ....,..- .r,,.....-
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DEArH OF SENATOR jAGYAgm.-We learn from
the Memphis papers that Hon Spencer Janagiu
"''" j" '''''' '''! "'''' " '''''-sS o' '" ''. >
The Pcunsylyanian tells the Charleston Mcr-
curry, and through 1t. the south, that Peunsylya-
MA wi. fully and thoroughly yndcate herself
from all doubt IN October next. and will proclaim
her devotion to the constitution IN voice, and
with a majority, that VIII rouse the whole coun-
try. We have no doubt Of IT.
THE HONE JouRN.L-This ably edited paper
which stands prominent among the fashionable
periodicals Of our country, strongly fayors the
Bloomcr costume.
RD,ner,o TUE 0u,o Tho c;,cis,o,; Cor,,,or.
c;,I savs that tbere !, 70 b, another ,oovoror,
sbort,v IN carry ip,o erro,t ,rc rro;oct - ,be h
dino Of bridge across the Ohio river from Gin.
cinnati to Coyington.
4, tho ALro, ,,or,,,r,,. r;,,,,, oo,vo,,,,, 10,
lored woman made speechin which she made tho
/ following announcement.
"We learn by the New Testament that man had
nothing 70 40 WIN me saviour coming INTO the
Man was unfit torso pure an act"
1t strange he should have appeared IN the mas
cullhe srhuet'
Tur Tsrr,,rs p,rw,rA ,oucr 70 ,bo Nor
-
loik EAPresS' da'eu OhagfeS' June "a says
"The Panama Railroad Company are pressing
on to get the cars on from Navy Bay to Gatur
during july think they will succeed. visit
ed all the stations few days ago. They appear
to be driving ahead as fast as circumstances viii
allow
Tur Froon M THE Ntsuw,pp,-Ws 400 t,
the 81 Ior,, r,osrs ,bo, tbo w,,o, IN ~,
Nissssinri still tse,spr IL, bigbe., notch tn,
.
""'e' u" ''u Lives a' '""l Guy Is sun sever"
feet deep Reports from the Missouri and th'
upper Mississippi state that there had been
heavy fall Of rain in those rerions and ,bo, ,h
s,ro,,os ,ro,o ,;r,. -.
'"''''S '''"'s
The Pacific RIuRo,p. first yrorrd nj
the Pacific Railroad, which runs from st. Loui
to Independence, was broke at ST. Louis, on th
lth inst in the presence Of ten thousand speco
tors. This road will be a great work for our 81:
ter state.
The Ottawa free trader., 1851-07-12

Broke JMt-Last Saturday night three men,
named Francis Cummings, James Scrbncr, and
Lemuel Prebe broke Jail at this place and made
tracks for parts unknown One of them. how
ever, CSc'ibner) before he got into that delightful
country, was caught near Morris and brought back
OF the rest. no information has yet been obtained
Areward of s95 for each has been offered by
the sheriff The prisoners got out by boring of
the lock Of one of the doors of the Jail and the
lower part Of another door. The doors appear
TO have been made only Of heavy plank. We
understand that they have been ro.made in man
ner to render them entirely secure asains, augurs
axes, saws, FIRE, &c.