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Iron our Correspondence

PHILADELPHIA, FEB l2-AyrlUed-shp James PEN
nell Alexander Liverpool; baTks Alyarado Sleeper New
Orleans; Vctory, Payne, Rio de Janeiro: bngs Fvea
lNorw Bnn, Bordeaux fchrs Rsn9wn, Baker, New,
Yo'k: Yankee Blade Heagan, Pensacola: Jerome VIII
laId. Portland: Col James Page, Ed wards New YORK
CieGred-Erg Abbott Lawrence Crowel Boston. xes m
schr Mary Ann, Walter, San Frsnci,c,; New Reouslc
Baker. Lagusyra; Mary Miller, Laws New-York; E. s.
Tbom ps0n. Fisher. do
NEWPORT Feb le-Ar7red-schr Virginia. Ridipr-
ton Fall hrer for Philadelphia II, r. Freeman yrssman
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Wright, Candy & Co.'S Cireuiar.
~.s..o. - RI. ~ Trihuus

p,, paetfcJ LIVERPOOL, Wednesday. Jan Is
CorToN-sirce the sailing OF the Europa oa ziin; m
makes for this article has been quite anmated ana w
saie. have been on extensive sale than Tor som
tine rast on urday they e.tin ted nj about w
baes onday 10 eOe yesterday IS 00 and TO day they VIII
probably reach COO bales a. least the inquiry whlch csR
tinus, brisk seems TO warrant that oplnlsn.
the above spectators and exporters have taken ABOUT
Oo0 bales The above sales embrace about $1,000 bales Of
American and parcels Of Surat Cotton amount
ing probably 1000 bales the supply OF which deserp-
ton coming forward being al, has attracted the assea-
of specu ators
Inpor:s for same time is about 10000 bales prppally
American Holders although meeting the dev and fres
have been firm demanding outside rates and prices nav
be considered higher than last FJ Clrcular q1o;
tons for cur EN- qlses oil >srcan ranging from good
ordinary TO middiing isr
PRICES TO DAY.
Far. Middling. Ordinary.
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Tie Improvement be attributed to he accounts per
Africa arrived Sunday morning which show mods
afe receipts with tendency 10 reduce tbs large ettl
mates of CROP and sdvsncs in prce AZ American ports
which caused exporters here to enlarge their purchases
and induced the trade also TO supply themselves more
freely. ,...-
active but not 10 corresponding extent as Win US
Yarns particularly the lower counts, ruled hgher ana
where ders were held advance was freely paid Coh
was also frmer; but great amount OF business doins
but owing 20 the aspect of French political matters re
port is in circulation that the N ancs IS TO De FORTH
with reduced, which has some What aayed ihs ears oil
most people bat it requires confirmation. .
GR1fN NiRKET continues very firm, with hardening
Tendency wheat is 10 fair request at very iuu orces
Flour has advanced Cd per Dbl. and would be dica
f. meet with any quantity Of really SuPe'hne ONO o.
Vr.lpa under 24s per barrel Indian Corn
except FOR White, which commands full rates OF last
week.
ASHES are in rather batter demand at 70 ner quotations
No sales IN BARK BEEswAx. RESIN, TURPsNrINE, 81
OILS worth reporting. ,..., .
LARD commands prices, but sales are limited al
fsG.8s.
TALLoW is quiet at last quotations.
RrCF-5O tuns sold al 1855 81. per cwt.
cwt WRIGHT, CANDY Co.
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This return is not considered as favorable by the
London journals 1t is considered as showing that a
check has been given to commercial enterprise by
.h- arbitrary nrnneAdnes of Government. One OF
Paris letters states that on the Bourse all "dissemi
majors of injurious Intelligence" psords
Spectators for fall-are peremtorily interdicted
from operating, under penalty of being forthwith
transferred tu the Prefecture or Police.
The MOniter gives us the amount Of duties on i'm
portation received during the month of December,
1851, 692 O26f The corresponding amount, in $780,
was 979l ,056f and in 1919, 1929, l76f TIE total
amount of duties on importation during the year
1881 was III, l2l 1857. The corresponding amount
in the wear 1850 was 1874 coo, ASH and in 1919,
1855 2o2f.
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Receipts OF Produce

By Ere Rdilroad-l5o bags Wheat 083 do. Oats, 9S
bbls Flour, ia do Whisky $50 pigs Butter, 90 Calves
IL casks Ashes 80 bales Wool "a do. Hay 1904 sides
Leather, 900 feet Lumber
Iy Ntg-Haren pdiiroad-7 Hogs. SO pkgs. Butter, 70
bbls. WHISKY 80 do Flour, l25 bags Wheat.
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Corn Market.

CONTINENTAL The excitement which has for some
time past prevailed in the continental gram mar
kets has been greatly increased by tho somewhat more
encouraging reports from hence and etuaysgsny hsn
rates have been paid for Wheat aud Rye IN the
Baltic Meanwhile the reports generally agree IN admit
ting the Wheat harvest in Poland Russia and large
portion of Germany has large yield and 1t Is ca
sy the deficiency of the RE and Potato CROP, thai the
Tesponce look the exstng sfats OF affairs Ia the
Baltic hazardous; but the general feeling there seems 10
be in favor of further advance
ENGLISH The reports from Scotland are Of more ant
mated character this week the advance IN the south hav-
ing begun tell. At Edinburgh, on Wednesday WHEAT
rose Is to Is cd and BARLEY Cd TO Is quarter. OATS
were alse the At Glasgow the advance
The Irish marlets still feel the Of the heavy
stock OF INDIAN CORN he'd in that country and though
prices have gradually improved there business mas Rot
hitherto particularly brisk We observe from state
nent Just published by gentleman who has bee AZ con
siderable pans 70 collect authentic statistical information
the quantity Of INDIAN Corn at the different ports IN
Ireland the LIST of January amounted TO 400 200 quarters
le9 Goo quarters at the corresponding period OF last
year. So,
CORN and nearly all the cargoes which have arrived OF
the have found takers at adyasced rates The --latest
prces paid have been 800, 6l for Gaatl and 29s Cd
quarter freight and insurance. for Ibraila holders
having subsequently raised their pIeentOns 10 vs oil and
29s. cd. es;ecslveiy.
MARK-LANE Jan. as- The market was bu. mo ierately
supplied with English WHEAT by land carriage samples
from E0eI and Kent and the Offers from the cast coast
BY means numerous The condition OF most OF the
SAMPLES Indifferent Isverihe advance OF fully
2s quarter upon the rates of Monday last was esab
lshed Foreign WHEAT was also held fer ike Improve
ment. ard where sales male It was obtained The
town milers advanced the top price of FLOUR s. sack
and country and foreign sack Is TO as and Anne
barrel FLOUR was Is. to Is Sd. d bbl. dearer
Arrivals into Tendon from Jan 10 TO Jaa "a were 1923
qrs English WHEAT, eO3 do. Foreign. FLOUR. 5.o67
bbls B. 410 sacks.
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IMMATURE AINAsAc...-rH1s DAT.
suy-asss 50 Sets % HiooS-Rises-...l fG
HiaH wArER-.--Feo 10.
candy Hook. i 10 Gov IslaadS W Hell eA's-''f ''S
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By TELEGRAPH.

Bo,TON, Feb. l2-An bark Enma Post, Mobile; hril
EUssia Gambia. Aca, Jan Feb 9, lat. 40 H. lon q
20 spike ship siddons New-York for Liverpool.
Cid. bark Charles Williams. Savannah; brig Catherine
Nichols, Csrtenss; schrs. New York. aad g. A Appleton
NsW-YOrs
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f,.sy tassu At IS. 70 ID. Tleatihs sarscss
% ~ 70 ~ e.fui,v RICHARDSON BROTHERS Co
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURr CALENDAR-THis Day. -SUPE-
,oR Couar.-Nos 81. 2s7 226. 236 247, 90 27s, 800.
332 333 334 335 $40 34l 34 345. 3i6 34s, $751; 352,
Wa, a,4, 1856, $3.50, ass, 800, 361, 500, IS, 900.
COMMON PLKAs.-Botb bral.ches--Same as yes
lsTday.
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in br,o Winthrop from Carfhasens and SavarAa-W
A. welisetoA. 81 ,sher. ID. TaDiey. N Herrera
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GTavesend. Jan 26--Arf Fanny Mtcheson. Mitchsson
DenaraTa; Atalania, lie Mesurier Porto Rico.
Sailed orsLtal Palmer Hong Kong Parck Henry, Hub
Gloucester, Jan 25-sld. Admiral. CRISP, New Orleans
Lyerpo9l Jan 25-Arr Empire Sac, Russell York
Cumming. New orleans; Lady sac Treyslliek, do ras
oaroIa Turey, Philadelphia; star Of the Wesl Brown
Boston. Sid 2Gh-AnDie, siearns, Charleston; Nara
gsnssst, Edmonds Philadelphia Sardinia, pendle ca
York; Put back z6-Chrs,ina, =, St. Marks tFlorida,
Clyde. Jan 25-An. Unicorn, DI'Farlaas, Dsmarara
Olympus. Wil-op Liverpool, fer New orlcSns-wIIh lcs
OF SAILS and mainmsst sprung
Queens'ool, jar, 25Ar. John RitSon, rifls Callae.
Cbsrene. Jau "a Sid. America. Richards Liverpool.
Malseilles Jan 23-Arr. Argentina, Layagna. ~ Y,
Pisman from Rotterdam for Charleston. parted from
during the Of the 2lh Jan. aud drove to
From Lcyd's L,ss Jan IS.
y GrayeseSd-Ar Jan 70 Ane Hall, Dsmarera IS h,
yd DslI All, Jan as p1.ef Henri Sa1O1rd Nsr
loss sf anchor aud cham, and has been supplied.
on DoVer-Air. Jan. 25 New Hampshire, Chase, New
Cowes-Ar Jan "a, Naples, Duncan. Havre for Apala.
chIsola ash Barbara Houston, London for Mobile
Mlford-Arr. Jan a. Proteus Mills Newport for New.
Orleans. lost foreyard, rails &c
Beaumsli'Arr. Jan. a. Flora, HAYES, Liverpool for
.Li,erpool-Ar Jan. as. Africa, % Harrison, New
h f@k Sid: Aspa Deroihea, Mckenzie Savannah. Pat
HamtuIs-Afr Jan Is. Else. frsGtman New York.
Iozsl-AT Jan. ~, Cuba, Jansen, Surnsm
AntweTp-ATr. Jan..24, psey, Gray, Charleston.
Hsue-Arr. Jan %, Rob, haIdIEs, Har ling, Hsw-Or-
leans Old England. Lowell. do.
Cadiz-ATr Jan. IS COLUMBIA, Taylor, Charleston
Bacelons-Arr jan 8, Rosario, DIsll. Charleston.
CeIie-Ar. no date, Altar Gull. Gar. New York.
Marsenes-Arr Jan 81, Jefsrson, Rhodes, Ne " York ;
James Corner, Coraer, do.
TresteArr. Ian. rs, @ acomo, ObaTd, New Orleans.
Portsmouth, Jan z5-Ths rhah, HeArn, from London
TO Cardiff which put IN here the 53i had been Ia
tact of Dungenes the nigh. of the l7h with ship Of
about g. uIs and had her bows stove stem started bow
spirit az q ioTetoDmast sprung &C.
Newport. Jan 2i-The En- prise. Evans from Cardiff
20 WDmngo has put back - this from about 100
miles % Lundy, lesky aad with loss of boats oulwar
&C, and It IS expected will have TO discharge
Liverpool. Jan. 2i-The Albion for Apalachicola pat
back here To day, has not been ashore reported
ship alter with mainm at and bow spirit stand
lns WA pssfed Jan 49, IN Is NJ 90 w., BY the Caharne
balfman. arrived in the Downs.
Ll0yds List Jan o.
POismoutL-Put back, Jan 70, Independence, Gordon,
New York.
Lyerpool-Ar. Jan 70 Antelope, DalIympie, Pacific;
Norm America, Dunbar, New Orleans; Epsminondis,
err do. Josephus, Paine, do put back. st. George,
fsw Orleans; Danstless, Charleston.
Queensown-Sailed Jan 81, Albion, Driscol, New-Or-
i ans
Curhaven--Arr Jan. 81, Eliss. Trautman. New York.
BremsR-Arr. Jan. g. Alfred. Pundt, CharlsstOn-
LeghOm-An Jan. ls Mary Ann, Lelsn, phia.
Santa Cruz (Tsnsrifs)-Arr Jan ID, Oscsola, Baker
New York
Calso-sld Nov. II. Pampero. Johnson. Esw-York !;
Royal Sovereign, Dufsu do.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. ..-FEBRUARY Il

Cleared.
Stesmship-Sierra Nevada, Wilson, Chagres, j. Howard
Co. ~,
ships-Rp Van wink'e, Iswber, Liverpool ]. b kirch-
ans Eastern Stsles Kburn San Francisco Brett. Ncse
Co Izaak Nalton. Bars East ladies', Sfken Iron
sides; Columbus, Setter, Charleston. Thos. Wafdle
BaTk-Ironsides, Adams. Mobile, Eagle & Hazard.
Buss-Capt John. Rransconb. Saga Ia Grande, Nes-
NTH Sons Martha Knsman, Thayer, Philadelphia, b.
eager. -, ~,
& Potter: Galego, Nelson Richmond. G. h. Pierson,
Sloop-Aun Eliza, Bebee, New-Hayen
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Bsis~iromidss, Adams Mobile. Eagle q Hazard
Bnss-Capt John sran,con6; Saga Ia GIsnde YES
NTH Sons Martha klnsman' mayer rhaasipaA' Dc
's sehcsners-w H Smith Harmon, WILMINGTON. DOn0r
Sloop-Aun Eliza, Bebse, New-Hayen.
Arrived.
Steamship Pacific Nye. Liverpool Jan. rs Up. ndss
and passengers TO T. Collins Has mad Constant sue
heavy westerly gales the entire passage oa me
evening Of 28th spoke the propeller sarah Sands Cor
nell from Rio for Liverpool. Is daysout. Feb - 40
Am lat ~ 90 lon >, g. saw one Of GrpSeIi PIN La
and hip Noh s,s tor Ne. & ~ miles
nsIalP G G. At M took pilot and arrived at her
hours mdse 10 Deem Thornton.
Steamship Penoosco CLARK, Philadelphia mdse. to K.
ship Iris Little Singapore. passed Java Head Nov. 81.
silks teas Sc. TO sifsen lron'ides has hsa hss'y
manIsss 9Vs'p Wot S 1 young from
ship Enc, Lewis, ApalachicOa 90 days. cotton &c. to
Ship Parana Lspgston Busnos Ayres Dec 90 hides and
is DAYS previous for NswYoIk LED ship Aymar,
Carver Tor NewYork log bsIks mapgoa. Hq.kei unc
Sarenvne. -. Dec. 10 from Boston; brig Cron-
s,adt Hurd for Boston lds u s. sloop Of war James
town, Capt. Downing.
Bark Harriet spalding. (of Rockland spaldlng, new
Orleans l6 days. four andardt to r. w. IIdndy.
Bark Dudley Morrison, Charleston dass. cotton. &C.
Brig LOdsbar Iof waldObOiO Skinner, Rochelle 81 ds
brandy 10 J. Moulin
g. hides &c, TO Everett Brown Lett no vessels a.
Carthagela at SAMANTHA eft bark James Patten ~ ior
load for New Yerk 10th. Feb 9. is. 49,
Ion 70 80 spoke ship Charlsmasne from Charleston for
Lverpoel time, brig VIM IL Spear from Havana Tor
Portland
schr Onatavia simonton Mayagsez ie days, molasses
and coffee to J. b. Onaiavia
schr Samuel A Ward. Edwards, Charleston days, 3D.
schr NJ NJ Freeman. walsh from cruise on the coast,
relieving vessels 49,
Schr Jonas Smith Michel. Wilmington, NC, days,
naval stores TO Dollner & Potter.
Schr MARY Knapp. (of Portand) Fits, Jacmel Is d..
coffee art ogwood to Bech Kunhsrdt. Lett no Am In
port The brig Aioulton sid. in CO. for -
Schr. A. DsRosset, Brewster. wilmington, N C.navai
stores 20 DeRosset s Co.
Schr Stsdt Hsarlem (Holland) Ul, Amsterdam 70 days
mdse. to foppe Co. -,
Lighter sloops Hickory. Pacific. aud the Oyster Bay;
schrs -Four Sisters and Mary s. from the wreck OF bark
Thatis ashore at New Inlet
SAILED-Ship Cornelius Grnnsll, Fletcher. Lond,n;
steamship Sierra Nevada Wilson, Chagres ship Eastern
Stale, KilbOTn, San Ffancis,o.
FELLOWSHIP Mount Vernon; also new ship North
from New Orleans, with Wm Nelson Son signal. Bfe
men bark Jason. FIN. Bremen. Dec II, win muse ana
passeD gers: also ships. baik and brlgs. -
Aso ba Ks Vermont fm Savannah; Julien, fm Cnarss-
ton; Br. brig Venus, I'm -
wIND-At sunrise. W.; meridian, wSW.; sunset, W
and fiesh.
The brig A. Field Capt Phibrook, from Cardenas fDi
New York ashe at the Tavern Houses Part OF heI
cargo has been landed but the vessel fall Of water
The prot brought the steamship PAclhc Reports
seeing ship ashore mule east and with sa'
flying appeaIed to Just Also, herm bria
Pack He n lSOT a
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spoken. &c.

FEB IN South Channel ship Ocean Essl, Soma. s,o,
Boston TO- Ne~-0rsafs
Feb Q. A NJ. Jas. -. lon "a 50. SEGA ssnr oAis
from New-York for Chaeres. -
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YER viii be . total lGg. Capt. Curtis Writes III, ~
cree letters ard pepsrs have besh saved and A,s -
Of n e cargo VII b. saved In a dansged s'ae
BR BapK1kRcH ashore n Fdsto, vii be to.ai --.rs
Part of e. ca &c hiss bee taken 10 Char ss;oR aad
sIpec,se al n be save3 damaktd. Ths sean Drossl.s
Pot. ~hile gonx he ssssiaecs Of he IarcA 70,
ashore, int on the Some esksrs. and became tea
wreck Insured IN Chsriesioa fol Si5.oeQ
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The brig A. Field, Capt Phubrook. from Cardenas for
New Is ashore at the Tavern Houses Part OF her
cargo has been landed but the vessel Is fall Of water
The pnot brought up the steamship Pacific reports
ship ashore mule east of FiEe and with sails
flying appeared to have lust gone Also herm brig
ROckaway tie also reports number Of vessels
Hook
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SUPREME CouRT-General Term Mo
hons for neW Trials 10 S,raa and Clark CONNECTED
Of kurdu.--The argument In this case was con
cluded yesterday. The counsel for prisoners IN
ssted that they were cases not of murder but OF
slaughter, and tue Judge should so have charged
The District Attorney contended that there was no
error IN the charge. Decision reserved.
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Proclamation
PAR JOSEPH WALKER, G0UvERNEUR DE LETAT
JOUIsTANE
BUREAU DE LExEcuT1F, B.ros ROUGE, . Aoht, 1855

BUREAU DE L'ExEcuTIF, Baron RoueE, Aonr lsSs
ATTENpu que la Convention derneement anbee au
lE en- In vile do Rouge but de changer
ton de pa Louisiana, orone IHmedaemeh' APss
nioun en Convention Gouvneur pubea une
;on dans aouee dvera Rs de PGh huos pai
loi organiser eecton des membes de fAssehpiee
douve haque parosse de Ea aux
mr. M lie PREMIER MARDI DE proclaim pour rem
u.r lie pupe de adopon reject dc eette
serdu devo de reevor 10 vote de ous eeax q n
vertu de Constitution avaent lie drot de voe tt ~ w
ceux ou possedent Ia presene Constitution
eeeeur rouea opinion depoant dams une boe dhcs
4ectde bulletin o seron inserts
CONSTITUTION ACCEPTEE,' cepaci: 'CoSsllluiioe
ETEE' expriman elairemen
electeu election, qu aura lieu sous totse
rppors election gensrale Eat les cdnmares GU
preside son copteront tous lea
resua Secretaire dEIa ou-
omnent aux dispositions o actuele les elections"
ni envennbe de lancer cecil ma pocao'
usdite de la Cenven
ion de plus Sheri Commar Publications. OF
de donrer avis au lie de
er acsepaion lie reject de Ia t1nshtuoh s
PREMIER MARDI NoyEMBRE procban CONNIE est DIT Plus
au que procedures condutes les anrs fats
men dispositions ao acue les secons.
Par lie Gouvarneur, JOSEPH WI
cu.,,vs G.y.ppR sscr1tair. d,Eat auto apte
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EXPERIMENTATION
nv ,os,,pu WALKER, GOVERNOR OF THE STATE


EXECUTIVE OFFICE, BATON Roucx, August :, 1907.
wlJEREAs Tie Convention lately ASSEMBLED at he na'e casMo
in the town Of Baton Rouge, for the purpose OF changing
,on Of the State Of Louisiana ordained; Iha'
the adjournment Of the Convention, the Governor na' s nus
aion directing the several Of this State au,no''A "
hold elections for members General Assembly 70 open
mill in every parish the places designatea ny
The FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next for the purpose o.
the sense of the good people this State in regard " 'h Vp wv
rejection of this Constitution; and shall be the duty o. Aa
receive the votes persons entitled to vote under 'n
on and under this Constitution Each voter shall eIpress mrs
BY deposing separate box to BIO kept Tor thn -
whereon shall be written THE CONSTITUTION AccEriED M
THE CONSTITUTION Rejected some suh worn IN =.
distcy convey intention of the voter AT the cohuon "a
election which shall be conducted respect az the Bhst"
election conducted designated preae o
the carefully examine and count each ballot 80 M
shall due thereof the Secretary ehe
conformity provisions the existing law the subject
| elections" .
Now therefore, thought to Issue this
notifying qualified the State Of the ordinance the Con-
yenon furthermore commanding all shers Commas
Elections officers therein concerned notify
reope to the rejection OF the Con-
suop upop the aforesaid FIRST TUESDAY OF NOVEMBER next
and that the proceedings conducted and RETURNS thereof be mad
the with the sIstng law upon the subject
Of elections By the Governor JoSEfh WhLhEs.
! cu.nrvse,v.ppv See Of State, aus 9pto
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CITY Intalligence.

ATTEMPT TO SHoor A PoLICEMAN.-sergeant
Hughes Of the FIRST District Police, made an adavt on
the 18th nst that he arrested James Gatheray on the
of St. Charles and Poydras streets Tor being
and disturbing the peace and for resisting tne
who attempted him. Hughes went to the rescue
and tho accused attempted to shoot him with pistol
The examination fixed for yesterday The prosecutor
did not appear and the prisoner was discharged
sundry prosecutions dismissed yesterday in the
office Of Recorder Winter for the same cause.-the non
of the prosecutor This may be all right but
honest citizens and officers lay themselves iabein such
suspected by evil disposed OF being
improperly influenced not to give their testimony.
A FEMININE MASCULINE A rather fat,
faced individual who dressed in the garb Of
Int had the features of arrested in the
sscond District on night before last suspicion oil
benp drunk and of being woman in disguise The In
aiviua had sort of bold outline full breast broad
bns and long hair bundled up after the fashion Of the
modern specimen of female. The prisoner satisfied the
Court that he veritabe man. and was discharged
COMMITTED FOR TRIAL.-Isaac Depass, who
was charged on 18th instant by George schreiner win
stealing watches and doube-barreled piston i'o
his premises St. John the Baptist street, was sent
terday by Recorder Seuzeneau for trial petofe the
District Court.
John Davis, for stealing two five franc pieces from
Joseph sarada at the of Eysian Fields and Love
sent by the magistrate before the First
District Court.
THE TRUE GRIT.-John Sandrock was yester.
aav examined before Recorder Genos charged by Officer
Hanrut alleges that he called in to arrest Sand
rock (who lives Royal street between ST. Phillip ant
Ursune streets) for being drunk and disturbing tn
whole neighborhood Deponent says that he saw severa
y women who said that they had been beaten by Sand
rock and that whole neighborhood had appedto hin
to arrest the beligeren sandrock was fined $780, and
default Of payment is to be imprisoned one month.
SwoRDs-About ten days ago, Henry Huar
> made complaint against Joseph David in which the at
cused charged with having attacked with sword an
. wounded complainant The ARRAY took place on Roy
street between Burgundy and Dauphin David was e'
yesterday before the Recorder Of the Second D
trict and committed for trial before the First Distr
g Court.
BLOOD AND BRIcKs.--John Dodenday, who
charged before the Recorder of the First District wit
\ having assaulted and struck him on the head with
brick bat from the force of which blow deponent w
70 severely cut and charged Furthermore with cutting Il
/, same individual the head in two places with knife,
10 to be examined therefor this morning.
A CANNIBAL.-John Cokedale was arreste
Yesterday in the Third District for hungerng after
nj flesh of John Mahoney. out of whose cheeks. it
alleged Cokedae bit piece large enough to bait cs
IN fish The accused was to the Parish Prison to avn
| his examination
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The builders
FNi{ Goods.

GIQUEL g. J A M s Q N,
NO 1S CHARITIES STREET,
w inform their nds and customers that on
Monday September 49, they will be ready to offer for sale most
splendid assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
by ships Sea Eagle anu euei e VIZ
RICH PRINTED CALICoES;
RICH PRINTED BAYADERE ROBES;
RICH PRINTED DE LAME ROBES;
RICH DE LAME, SMALL FIGURES;
PLAID yALENTIAs AND CASHMEREs;
PLAID TARTANS;
PRINTED CASHMEREs AND PLAIN DE LAME;
PRINTED LASTING FOR CURTAINS
SILK AND WoRsTED DAaIAsKS FOR CURTAINS;
GRENADINES, FoULARDS AND CHALLY;
RICH DAMAsK AND PoMPADoUR SILKS
PLAIN AND CHANGEABLE Silks
PLAID AND STRIPED SILKS;
FIGURED BLACK AND PLAIN SILKS
COloRED MERiNoES AND BLACK BoMBAHlNE;
EAID'p AND PLAIN LINEN CAMBRIc HDKFs.i
PARASCLS-A RICH ASSORTMENT;
COLD CASHMERE AND SILK SHAWLSi
FANCY AVID BLACK GASslMERFs'
| yALENcIESNEs EIssFNe AND INSERTING;
FANCY WOODEN SotKS AND HOSE;
BED AND NEGRO BLhnK&rs;
MADApoLAM AND FURNITURE cHINTZ;
BLACK BoMBAZET, BOMBAZINE AND ALPACAS;
LIMO AND LINEN CAMBRICS;
MERINO SHIRTS AND DRAWERS;
NORTH 80.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
OMESTIC GOODS,
Suitable for Family Plantation USE
sepll 2p GlQuE. & JAMESON, Is Chncs street.