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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31
Eirths, Marriages, nnd Deaths on tn,
Pacific.


on the 18th December, the wife OF John Il. Pope, OF
San Francisco, presented her husband with fne pair
Of twins, IA and aaagntsr weighing sn agsreGats
" l61x pounds
On Tuesday. December so, at the sherit Irael. San
Myer.
Az Marysvile, On thu 25th December, MIR J. II. Hunt
formerly H,ent cf GOV. Dana.
In san francscs or Friday evening. December 10Th,
Of typhoid fever, William 0rosysnor Jewett, aged
80 years.
In San Francisco on the 25tn December OF pleucsy
Charles Ubhey, egea Is.
On the I7,h December, j. Hamilton from, auernsey
county. Ohio rear the town OF ueudersnurg Also, "a
the 18th December, Vim, Andersen, from Wheeling, Va
Both had u.. arrived IN Sonora rhey here sick
with Pansma fever, Of which they died.
On the l2th December, IL Aokelumne Hill, Of Panama
fever James McMu!len OF Prince Edwards Island, aged
about IS years.
At same place, suddenly, e eryspeas Of the brain,
Ransom Oliver Tinbts, aged II years
In Stockton Friday, the 10Th Of December at four
O'Clock d William e. aidd,eten, fsom Baltimore, OF
the firm Of Middleton Co. in the sd year Of HE age.
In srockton the 10Th Dec, David For.inger
" Of stsubea,ne, ohio, aged about p years:
1t CsstoYia the 18th Gee. Mrs. Emily Mnrray wife
of Mr. William Murray, aged 10 years
IN atockton the 2Sa Dec. OF typhoid fever Walter
Heyer, Of New York city; aged ls years
In Stockton tho Ia Dee Jacob Cole formerly of
Jacksonville ficrida, where lie left wife and i've chill
tsen.
On the TIN Dec 10 Stockton Eugle Friend, formerly
OF New York city. aged about - years
fSfEhMESTS ~ SAN FRANCISCO.
Forthe week ending Dec. 10Th
Dec. ID John WhestCu aged AZ years. ssaohusette
10. Wm Caurcey IL years. Eostcn.
10. Thos. Skye, go years, Boston.
l6. j 4 Tocthacner, 70 years, ha.ue.
t. IL. John J.. Guild, 25 Year,, Illinois
IL. Benjamin Ierrn SO years Massachusetts,.
IS is. John Cooper 26, london; Gustav, Russia
10 Chss. Thurstop, 81. New yok
- John Harris "a, New lcrk
I9. Wsl Howard. u. Esgand; VIM. Prm 40 DO
g 20 Ellen Margaret Raviing, yeas.
~. Henry Green, months.
AGEs.-trd.r yeS-. J; between and 10. ]; between
20 and 80 between 50 and TO- q between 40 aud So 3
over sc, J.
DISEASES -Panama .ere-, 6; bilious fever !; aarrhra..
]; GyseDtery u ccEsumrtian Il emeli pox ]; epilepsy,
!; whcopDg cough, !; nydrocephalus, Total ii.
Fertile week ending Dec. II, 1851.
Dec 20. John Dooley aged 10 years, from Ireland
At a. Thomas Waters, So Bangor, Me.
g ~. William Grant o. Mass.
/" e. John Schroedon, Is Germany.
g % John Eirg So, New Jersey.
23 Charles Wolt, 20, Conn,
. 70. Thomas j. Hurd 40 Illinois
IS Patrick Fit2maUrice, ~, Ireland.
+" IS. Joanna FitzmauIice, 0, Ireland.
g %. Anna Il DeFieEnes, So, England.
g &c james Brogan; SO, Ireland.
/" "a Charles A. Enith, 26, New Haven, Conn,
:" a. Mergeli Csgsa, 10. Mexico.
I" a. Manuel SilVey, 50, Cape de Verde Islands.
5" 49, Antoine Jcse, 10. Mexico
g TO- Amelia Lewis, tcoicred) 35, Philadelphia
:" rs j. Isaac AZ. France.
" &c Wn 4 .eWeti, g. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-01-31

here is no material change TO note. Lumber 10
ssili held at exorbitant high rates. The printed
prices current are but little to be depended upon,
and 10 wonder that your Atlantic dealers CONE
plain Of the difference in the quotations and the
ssles. IL were better always 70 rely UPON their
private s3yieee. Adieu. FRANK.
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dens's letter, ros ssc-iy m:R.oa aas taft AZ
doihs..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

a. the panDr EOSEN Warsaw, capital
Pollard,
the geuera place. that he
eradication E0RNS BUN0NS NAILS
between the Toes WITHOUT cuTTG by ELIXIR
Of his composition.
The the fifteen minutes wtbeutthe
least the with the
ssiasion Of carrying the Corn or Root in his hand.
Dr.
gnhed and other foreign and by distinguished Phy
The will give daily TIL
slsven morning. rs
ROYAL
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HATS, BOOTS, SHOES.
EliCss,s Safes U,a,tuufe1S.

s,-,, EpeETrRLp CouRr-HoUsx s. G, August 1852.
Mrssrs SIEARNS MARTIN, Successors to Rich
water street NewYok ENrLKMEs is with great pleasure
ae you that the great fire which
three others also the Jail all books papers
your purchased your agent Charlie.
o Mr. L. M Hatch The built pitch pine and the
HEAT was truly Terrific The crowd ud the
hhg standing such hre lost
spono ens next day in the those the
hs NE greatest prevailed when they everything
SIDE the sale perfect and without from the
sanmander. = f ~ ~ ~ ~
We shall call safe and remain
Yours, respectfully, WILLIAMS CHRISTIE,
me letter demonstrates the wonderful capacity RICH
Cs SAFES to resist fire and when considered this
aLoN among many articles represented
contents in either Of the recent great tires York
TgSs be Edp.,isd th cost Esp SINCE THE RE
puIioh o fhiChS) bears proportion
reliable sPossoy for books papers awe other small
out vaiuso aeies The subscbe sole agent in this city
has for sale large stock good Of RICH
co.'s SAFES prepared prove by the tsa
anon Of several Of the this and other
cumstancss ISAAC RRiDnE '' -"S w
dkWtf ;.....,o,
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DAILY CRESCENT.


T lIj THE BAsAkUL LOYIR.
i nssSf spoks 10 her Of love,
T1sou9N summer, fail and sriiny,
/ ehanFrd my dickey and my lo5ts
s ~ % chat very thing
Dut while 1 at, though 1 went In
Rss6lved 70 dare my fate,
Nv resolution, With my dog,
hAy shtverias At tho gate.
IN years her shadow was my lightly
Che mnst have known It al. III
Although only biushed and sighed,
Aud stamncfed the hall.
0nce, only deArea5 I---,n the blood
Han crimson to her check !! r
Ny heart lay beating on my tongue
Twas I'll dared to speak.
shs rcd the meaning Of my flowers!
ehs treasured all my rhymes,
= Eaiut heart meier won.', upon tho snow,
ahe wrote thousand times.
And Ia the silver sand she'd try, lSf
+ 20 make me rhyme her dore "a
Bat. stupid i, with all her help,
we'd never write my lore.
1 new spoke to her Of love,
Ny tongue failed at the start,
And so lived to swear would,
And curse my chicken heart.
0Ae steady pulse, one gasp Of pluck,
A To nerve my quiveriDg frame, 9sI
And had bravely spoken out
Alas! they never came.
One fierce and desperate effort more
It ended in q cough js8.i
This words were burning On my tongue
i couldn't get 'em on
never SPOKE to her of love-
~ another fellow did!
h eSlled one lucky night for him,
And did the thing and "slid.n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

ID ATTURE SAND.-Persons wishing to take
H SAND from the Batture the ST. without
permits under the direction of the Commisary of the
Surveyors Department, Orleans August S. Is57 aus II
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29
SADDLERY, HARNESS. ETC

LACEY & CO., 81 St. Charles street,
Ey BRANCH OF LACEY d PHILLIPs's CELEBRATED HAIR
NESS MANDATORY Philadelphia offering
fashionable HARNESS. SADDLES AND TRUNKS Mt
~ REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED TO- ie47 lydW
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

I'VE ADAM LEW S.-Thls ce1e brated Phioso-
I'VE PIER, ASTRoIOGIST and PySIoG NohST and
the EipTlAN oRACLs OF FATE respectfully Informs the Ladies
and Gentlemen Of New0ans ht she has from residence
on Magazine No. S61 CAMP Etle and Edward
W4e s may Dc e1raa,e y ne5e desiring on the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29
nREAT EXClTEMENT!!-The celebrated

AH MADAM LAMONT, from Barnum's Museum, NewYnrk
returned 10 this city and holds her her private residence
Dauphine Cuomhoue reception all
to be Informed Of principles
Phrenoloey and Pamitry The during
Jenny Lnd stay in death her mented parent
and her within three months other
Of her nabands which she received the handsome
PROOF OF the superior aeat of thu wonderful LADY,
dissatisfied honestly acknowledged
oil whom they have consulted the
only who HIS told the Beware of posters
gipsy about without character knowledge.
The long residence Of Madame Lamont Indooan and her
wild, AlAg her advantage
knowledge
law suits pending will find their advantage
call Madame
unhappy families and is hsppy art
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS:
GREAT DEMONSTRATION Lamont creating considerable
element I'll No. ii Spwan.e House, where
is telling wonderful nSs.f svile Union, May 1862.
MADAM IAMoNTWe not strenuous believers in telling,
having hsnds enough take
Ing gentleman informs that Mad mont actually
most astonshne and that abe ada off bits of
which
Pounds hem.-[N. o. Daily Times, March
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-11-29

N'HE FALL TRADE:-Drugs, French -

D. AND AMERICAN CHEMICALS, sUGGIl AL INsrRu go
MfSTS ItRuMEltY and fsScY ARlictGS--t iIitIa IA
Massey, Wh0es Retail Druggist, NJ Chrfias in
street. has received steamship William
stansh Empire CITY, stork ie
would respectfully solicit the ntenon Of uhs-fs. Cuny Ms
cana and Wholesale ,earts Piled tits
tP Physli be ueL their orders vii be he'd
Wh Chemical, hined
The Ekrsg,
rules Of the Dspapsa,oTy His stck Of Perfume Toilet
tcles is uusqusled by any other house n q city.
+. MASSEY, "a ST, Charles
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E Is'. o as;ls5Nass,s and Car

INT EW ORLEANS and Car s ;.s ts,s Gsss.ssssss4n
rolton Railload-Canollton SSsF
Departure of TrainH From NetgOrsans:
Horse Cnra-o]s and ~ A. NJ, ~, l04, and likP
steam TranssA. and hour afterwards until NJ uclu.
sselyn summer, md until qlarter;p as7 in winter.
From CGrro,hoa:
rhoFae Cats-5 and 6 A. NJ, aud 10
steam Trains aud every hour afterwards until iucu.
svely in nnmmer, and until haf-p 6 p NJ in winter,
tAgEl5 cent? Children years Servants cenu
~
ana end on the aeeoad Monday in November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
p Thsse CarHrun to and from the Depot street.
f., ,-,., f. Departure Of Cars
In WINTER from Lafayette and ~ o,cloet
In s, 49,. Iepo Is Baronne sraet........7 and s :.
~N''-A'i '"' So
DEPOT ~ saronne street. .sk, TX and 8 .
until 8 o'clock ~ ' " 'A'A"''e
Then GtsS, ,, 10 and II Pm, from the Depot,
ana ~, W and lpli p. NJ. from Lafayette.
EAns-lO cents, Children under 70 years, bali price,
Ky Nots-Specal Might Csrnfor
occurred, fter aforementioned hours mh3i
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WORLDS Safe Company.

NhE attentlon Of the public is called to the
M utility and superiority Of these others Our Safer
are made on an entire principle We
snn e from plates o. bars around which
ae to the ehse drill and capable resisting tie
70 tue scientific II necessary say "Naturea ,n
ehInn she leave, no bo straps screws
NOUS burglar remove with perhaps less effort
put then Neither the burning element
saving that thsae saes ecrad With IT
EMPIRE DRILL AND POWDER PROOF COMBINATION BASK
the only really depository other
se9 Ws ssy further there security any popua,
often broken into as experience has demonstrated
now prepared furnish notice SAFES and
Firms and Individuals which warranted Drsnd Powae,
Proof when secured with Liles Bank Locks. ~
sample ofte above sas and Locks together Nsvep,
faaa.opsc Bank Lock, DO the Of WarH No
SO Z! PsTTEES Ara,t aS Cam, .trn.t W.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19
Troubles in LAFAYETTE.

Our little sister in the Southern horn of the
Crescent, seems to be in kind of ferment The
recent ordinance allowing Mayor Boulgny per-
qdisite of one dollar for each license issued to
certain classes of tax payers, is the acid which
has been thrown into the alkali of our sisters
cup. Another, and perhaps the most active of
the ingredients in the troublous mixture, is the
ordinance requiring coffee-house keepers to pay
their licenses in advance for the whole year
The effects, in part, have been the gathering
of two young multitudes to express their indig-
nation touching the conduct of their (the city,
fathers, and the production of a committee of
three to address the Mayor, requesting him i'm
mediately to call together the Council in special
session. to consider the remonstrance Of the peo-
pie, and that the said committee be authorized
in the name of the meeting to request those
members to resign who would disregard popular
instructions.
Messrs Vaught, Purvis and Bartchy COM
posed the committee.
The Mayor accordingly convened the Council
on Saturday night, when eight members APP
peared and took their seats, Mayor Bouligny in
the chair.
Two petitions were presented, one asking for
the repeal of the ordinance relative to the
perquisites, and the other praying an altera-
ton in coffee-house ordinance, so as to allow
the tax to be paid half yearly only, in advance.
Mr.. s. s. Burdette moved that the prayer of
petitions be granted, whereupon a hot debate
sprang up, in which Messrs Burdette, Watkins,
Mackey and others participated.
Mr.. Mackey moved that both petitions be laid
ON the table, and the motion was carried by the
following vote: Yeas, Messrs Bowler, Hughee.
Marks, Terrell and Watkins-6.; and Nays,
Messrs Burdette and Weyteman-2 So the
petitions were laid on the table.
We wait with almost breathless interest for
the next movement.
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austc ann the Drama.

Mr., NEAFIEs BENEFir.-We pleased to see the best
house of the at the st Charles Saturday night
the performances being for the benefit of Mr. Neae The
new play of Harode went off much better than the
first representation and Mr. Neahe played admirably
Mrs. Stuart Eleanor, completely the hearts of the
audience Mr. Neae also appeared Don and the
in which he gave this dashng character cal
culaed to increase the popularity which he has attained
during his engagement here Mrs Stuart appeared
Ma,taia, and she does, she pleased all who
Der. We truly sorry lose from the St Charles
boards lady who graces them much does Mrs :.
ORLEANS THEArRE.-on Saturday night the Prophet
again represented to alarge fashionable and delighted
audience The tenor Tyssere had fully recovered from
his late ndispoon and sung through the third with
much spirit and effect that he called after the
dropping of the curtain and enthusiastically applauded
lie certainly possesses voice of much compass power
and sweetness but is inclined at times to over-force it
Madame Paoa was also much applauded. becoming day
by day familiar with the stage and audience her
timdity fast wearing off, and find her giving fuller
scope to powers far above medocrty Her voice still
requires much discipline and study however she espe-
cialy lacks eyenness in her transitions from the medium
to the upper notes Madame Widemanu left us nothing
to regret in her personaon of Fds Her popularity
already established beyond all question and praise would
be work Of supererogaon We consider the
ton of the Prophet Saturday the triumph thus
far of the and would advise all who have not seen
it by means to fail at its next performance
Donizetti's opera of the Favorte' will be performed
might.
Miss jul. DEAs.-The Louisville journal says that this
vile and Covington Railroad. The journal says that
julia fine public spirited girl and further that any
railroad conductor who doesn't let her travel free of
expense. deserves to be turned out Of office.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

rseysmehts calculated % werk e:it the great
destiny Of fext,rleansaasit seems impossible that
any adequate considerations Gan be urged
against the consolidation of Lafayette with the
three Municipalities. Let this be done, and the
limits and bounds of the city will be fixed sec
tional feelings and local prejdices will cease to
exist, and all united by one common interest
and one common destiny, will lend the whole
energies of the city to a happy contamination of
that object; but if Lafayette is left out of the
plan of consolidation, the same sectional feeling
hat exists now will still continue, and the same
questions which all are now so anxious to bring
to 4 proper adjustment, with all the excitement
incident to their Importance. When the inter-
est of the city is to be promoted, and the social
feelings of its inhabitants to be increased, why
defer the accomplishment of an object just and
proper in itself? MACON"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19
Arrivals at the Principal Hotels.

hhkASDA Bene Tho Finegan CHM; Jas Ison and
Madison; Scott, n Scott Jas NcoIs, Gardner
Mansfield La Wilson, Jas Sparrow, DR. Wooep, Warwick,
Norris Mrs ID tiocomb lady, Miss oonb VIM
Jones, Planre, Texas " Bull, l. Elliott q; Miss
Aimfd ,s"s A' 2 Gaines 7 Gaines, Rive Flower
y Edwards, Stone, NJ Gibbs, La Chnlmis
smith Miss Polk Jannan, Tenn sndes, o. Ford,
wilson NY NeniA Falkland, o. Jno q Pearson, Phil
Claiborne DR. c w Lnndy, Va;
j n Virgins and lndy, p ornlan, Ala.
TUFTS ~ Clark, Mobile; Poster o; II c Davidson
Ah Il fegader VIM Yates Mississippi City
.; Marshall Port Hadson John Cotton, VI Vim Weaherly
harris Montcelo May, HOlmesville, Tuls Tensas
Parish; Thos Martin, Ill Vaughn Fuge W Ewing Mo-
Lilly, San trancisco 80 - "o' ' :
ARCADE II futile, KY Raglan, Texas Walker stean-
boat lr3quois Wade III ibbard Tenn; Vim Moore
Lee, Springfield b tunis, N o Bowling Va. "
ST. LOUIS R G Beae Baton Rouge Beatty Thipodaux; @
uon lafoure Keys and lady, Miss Keys Miss Baker CHM
II Anna, Cieayeand Iockni, St Louis Carson KAY
Memphis; I w Dunncn steamer Laura.
CONT STREET NERANDA. John Often Ca; NJ Matthew'S
PM; NJ Taylor y o Dnpay Barker, Brunei,
Mckenzie. CHM; ID KantrOwirh II S Harris Ark.
CITY II Rea } Mccormack Thos Crane, o stevens
Phil DR. Peacock, abause Paauenae ID II IIedlsp Y
b Smith, Richmond, Va
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iats bib ehais, A sisaaew seemed suddenly to
hnus cssr hls vision, and bic features ssre iissd
III vain he strove to rouse from the spell that
bound him, Suddenly a fairy vision seemed to
approach him he saw it as it swept gracefully
through the open window; the soft lewelled
hands were clasped upon the snowy brow, but
the diamond bracelet was not upon the round
arm Long flowing etrls shrouded her neck and
shoulders; those eyes, usually so black and
burning, were concealed by the long iasf. and
tear drops spanked in their fringes, like noun
thin diamonds; he knew the face so sad and re-
nroachful Nearer and nearer it seemed to APP
proack, until that pale cheek almost touched his.
Suddenly her eyes opened full to his, with a
deep and burning glance; faint smile played
for moment around her beautiful mouth, then
that sadness which made her look so strangely
beautiful oyerspread her features.
8 Nina, Nina he exclaimed, starting from
His seat, but it had fled he was alone, !" tbs
her spirit he murmnred, claspng his hands
in despair, sscome to bid me a long farewell.
He bowed his head and wept violently, but con-
trolling his feelings he again fixed his gaze up
on the heavens, SO. calm and cold. AGAIN the
vision was repeated, not as before: the soft
moonlight stole in through the curtains, and
fingered in sparkling wreathes upon her bright
chris her eyes ever turned full to his, beaming
with unutterable, unspeakable love; the cheeks
no longer pale, but died with bright and chang
ing blush =,
spirit visitor, 6 have wronged you, but l have
been severely punished recklessly as l threw
away your priceless love; . he felt that spirit
call as the beautiful creature faded from his
vision.
The lark had scarce finished its mathis, when
Julian arose, resolved to obey that spirit call;
the flowers were still weighed down. beneath
their dewy burden, when he stood in the pre-
sence of Nina; she stood proudly before. him,
her lips curling with cold. almost bitter smile
she knew that her spirit had ever lowered near
him; she felt his approach but she stood I'M
bending and proud.
Serve me not thus Nina, !" he pleaded, when
she turned coldly away.
0Without one word Of farewell! oh, Nina, be
true to your own heart, forgive;" her eyes met
his, and that look Of unutterable woe which his
face ever wore in her dreams now overspread it;
she knew that their spirits had often met in
those mysterious and strange dreams.
In another month Nina was saluted as Julian's
bride proud and beautiful as she was, he never
regretted that spirit call.
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AR VIZ, the undersigned gentlemen, ccma
sb4es issbcA running sd River do zach ssdst eastsA
employ DO omred allow work for uphns that
known STEAMBOAT RUNNERS. also agreed
represented violating the above SHALL sufficient
proof published unworthy the confidence this community.
respective agents the month each
during in the this other
disposed the expiration OF the bn handed to the
the benefit of the Orphan Asy!uns We will
the and shippers suppress the evil
nuts neer commonly known as Steamboat Runners.
Nsr0r'saas December II, 1851.
3. MCKINNEY, Captain of steamer Jeheraon.
a. W. COOPER Captain of steamer Compromise.
JOHN DUNN, Captain OF steamer Caspian.
b. CROOKS, Captain Of steamer Post Boy
WIN. STOCkAlAN Captain of steamer Texas.
WV WiTfiENBu TRY, Captain OF steamer Echo.
S. APPLICABLE, Captain of steamer ST. Charles.
JOHN AASDEN Captain OF steamer Sarah Gordon
SCOTT Il ROBINSON, Lucy Robinson
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

UNIVERSITY OF LousIANA-The lectures in the scientific
department of the University commenced last week by
two introductory lectures by Professor Laurence
Smith, the organization of the scientific department
and another by Professor r. H. Chiffon on Geology On
Monday next, regular of chemical lectures will
be commenced by Professor Smith, and continued every
Monday and Thursday until the latter part of March
The lecture Monday will be chemical action chem
fca combinations illustrated by experiments; the public
generally respectfully invited to attend this lecture
the University building corner of Common and Philippe
streets, at quarter past seven
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-01-19

IN The tatsa sttifs nlstsist ds.rl, Nyg,,seat #as
heard oh fe- 70 set usde tho writ u aunston ,ssd
by that Court iorbdng the sale Of the Bstturs lots
Judge McCaleb took the into consideration
REchRpER's Counr.-No business done on Saturday
in the Recorders Courts of the First and Second NUM-
cpates. both adjournng mark of respect for the
memory of the late Joshua Baldwin.
Observation-Disclosures and Hatfield, the gold dust oper
ators of Epauade street against whom charges sind
ling have recently been preferred by returned Caornans
were discharged on Saturday by Recorder Gcnos. no
tn anrutu