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City Intellipence.

SINGULAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Co. No.
49, went out yesterday for trial expedition The engine
was playing beautifully and the members had every rea-
son to believe that they would throw stream the
pole at the Custom House, when the artesse exploded
One member was tnothed down. but was In good order
and well conditioned last night The metal of the air
vessel u of inch thick and though it was braccd
down by the rves of eagle ornament in exploding it
seriously dented shaft not three inches removed Never
mind, boys; at it again. ...
CHARITY MISUNDERSTANDING the past week
there have been in this institution Admissions 45i ;
discharges $685. Deaths 20 OF the deaths only was
of Cholera and two Of stroke. There are now
9O6 patients in the Hospital.
1NQuEsT.-An inquest was held on Saturday
the body of Christian Swiger aged 40 years native
of Germany who died of sun-sroke while working in
garden Dr. Luzenburgs hospital The deceased had
been six eight days in the city verdict render
ed in accordance with the facts.
lNoUEsT.-Deputy Coroner Loze held an in
quest Saturday evening the body of white
name unknown, found floating in the Canal Carondelct
between Robertson and Claiborne streets The deceased
was about 70 years of and the body appeared if it
had been in the water twenty hours The dress
and pegged brogans The deceased had sandy colored
hair. Verdict" Died by drowning"
DISoRDERLY H0USE.--Joseph Jennings made
affidavit on Saturday before Recorder enos that he re-
sides the Corner of Roman and Canal streets and that
named Oscar, who keeps grocery on the onposte
permits negro slaves to assemble and get drunk
his premises where they create great disturbance The
accused has been arrested.
THE CHARGE OF SETTING FIRE.-The exami
nation of the of John Doheny charged with having
set fire to the stables of John Harper Margny street
between Casacavo and Moreau streets in June last about
two O'Clock in the morning, and second time on the
night of the Sth ult resumed Saturday before
Recorder Seuzeneau.
Anthony Verback sworn and derosed that in June
last when the fire occurred in Mr. Harpers stables he
was Waterman in the Third District. and met Doheny
who had his reman's clothes on, in Cassacavo street
about O'Clock in the morning They both went up Ma
rgny street to the middle of the square between CASA
eavo and Moreau Streets and stopped at the door of Mr.
Harpers stables Doheny went into the stables and de-
ponent walked to the of Moreau and Marigny
streets lie had been at the corner about two minutes
when some person came running towards him and on de-
who said there was fire in Marigny street The fire was
set in the hay which in the first manger after enter
ing the stable door and could not have been on fire when
deponent talking with Doheny before the stables
he then had full view of the manger where it afterwards
appeared
The Recorder sent the case before the First District
Court.
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The FISHING DrFicuLTIEs-Boson, .Jty 3I-The fish.
ing schooner Northern Light which arrived at Booth Bay
Maine from the Gulf of St. Lawrence, reports having
been boarded by British cutter, and requested to
fish within three miles of land line from headland to
headland being marked out in their presence
The schooner Wave, which has arrived at Gloucester
reports that Monday last while lying at anchor near
Sable Island in company with the schooner Helen Maria
OF gloucester they boarded by British cutter and
fresh bait being found the Helen Maria was taken
into Puhca The of the Maria aege that they had
not been fishing and had intention of eyading the
treaty but had only put in for supplies The intelligence
has caused great excitement the Gloucester fisher
men.
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From JAMAIcA.-We have advces from Jamaica to the
24th ut Much suffering and many deaths have recent
~ taken place on the island by smallpox and measles
but at last accounts both diseases had somewhat abated
The small poz had spread TO such alarming extent
that on the 18th orders given the troops at Up
Park Camp, to remain within their barracks.
The shock of the earthquake which experienced on
the 18th of July distinctly felt in all parts of the
Island and in some places chimneys knocked down
and other damage done The inhabitants of St. agu
de Cuba were also consde rably alarmed by the same
shock,
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STREET COMMISSIONERS call the attention Of our
Street Commissioners to the fact that now when large
number OF buildings are being erected the cutters the
streets are very careessy and improperly filled up with
rubbish The consequence is pool of green stagnant
water. We call their attention the place before our
Office the street ST. Charles, between Common and
GraVier and the of Annunciaton and suzette.
We hope they will attend promptly to this matter A
man has no right to murder his is the correct express
son) other human beings in order that he may erect
pile of brick and mortar
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

WAsHlNeroN AND NEwORLEASs TELEGRAPH would
call the attention of the public to the advertisement of
the Washington and NewOrleans Telegraph Company.
which will be found in another column Mr. W II Gro
gan the chief operator in the Office in this city and Mr.
Adler the resident director thorough business men
and the line throughout is conducted in businesske
manner.
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@ERRlf SMITH RoBBEp.-Gerrit Smith after advancing
$4,000 for the bail (sl9Ooo in alb of Chaplin of Mary
land and $4,000 of the S60oO for his bail in Washington
ses II down as clear of robbery the part of the
aooonlsts, who have failed to indemnify his advances
tms is proof positive that these same aboonists are
pack OF thieves In the matter of Chaplin he was their
agent in stealing of several slaves from Washington the
property OF Messrs Tomhs and Stephens of Georgia.
next they rob 6erritt Smith of his money.
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IEHuANiEPEc-The correspondence between our Gov
eminent ana that OF MeEiep relative the Tshuantepec
treaty has been published II possesses much interest
although the "aray gram which !9rms he bsss Of it,
has hsen Practically sllaedpqr,.
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IhE MEXICAN MNsrER.-The Charleston Courier saws
IL not true that Mr. Letcher has vacated the Mission
~ MeNco, ny the request of that Government Mr. L.
submitted the Tehnantepec Treaty sine qua non for
continuing relations with Mexico The Minister of For
eign Affairs, M Ramires. declined the approval Under
these circumstances Mr. Letcher declined TO remain
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him the dove of newborn peace descending on
the waters passion tossed.
There is hope yet. Sorrow had done its work !;
| for ere the cloud obscured that blessed ray, it
shone upon him, praying, by the sea.
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CUTTER CArsrzEp.-On the Sd inst the U. s. Revenue
Cutter fancy capszed and sunk in the Narrows in New
York Bay 1t reported that six the crew were drown
cd and that the captain and officers saved.
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CorToN BoLLs.-We have received from Mr. A. W
Weens Of Coqule Island Fort Pike several cotton
bos the largest and finest we have this season Mr.
W. was to commence picking on the Cd inst
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Reeoci That this Boal fully recognizes appreciates the vaua
BE services of Mr. Samuel j. the Public Schools of
this District and acknowledges the receipt his appo
pirate and acceptable donation. true copy:
aus II WALTER H. PETERS
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HE MISSION TO CHNAIt is said that it has been agreed
upon to raise the Commssionership to China to full
mission and appropriate outfit 1t is however be-
eVea this is done during the present Congress will
render Col. Marshall constitutionally ineligible
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

Thf JArAN ESPEpTIoN,-The Japan expedition all told
Will consist OF six vessels only carrying altogether eighty
guns more imposing force should be sent in order to
make favorable impression on the ,Iapanese
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-09

n. 0. CLAY MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION. We
are pleased to be able to state that the projected
enterprise, of building up, in this city, monu-
ment to Mr.. Clay, progresses finely and meets
with the most flattering encouragement, Gen
tlemen of both parties have it in hand, and will
prosecute it vigorously, In IL brief period of
time the Association will be fully organized, by
public meeting, and our citizens will have the
most reliable assurance of the completion of
monument, recording history, honoring patriot
ism and recognizing nationality.
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FOR ciScINsAri-The fine steamer Silas Wright Capt
synhs leaves for Cincinnati this evening The agents
are Marsh, Ranlett Il Co, No 81 poydras street,
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we are indebted to friends of the Bulletin for thu
" ol'y Intelligence which We publish this morning
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Correspondence.

Correspondence.
TO TIE PRESIDENT AND MEMBERS BOARD oF SCHOOL
DIRECTORS, First District, City of Neworeans.
GsSTLgMEsTha undersigned Committee the citizens OF
Ncwoeans respectfully through you Public Schools
the First District MARBLE BUST or SAMUEL PETERS Esq,
muently executed by fellow cen Mr. Acs Perel) as
testimonial the services rendered by him the establishing the
Public School Library and Lycen. receive also Marble
Column, imported expressly for the bust.
We have the honor be, gentlemen your obednt servants
IA. BARELLT,
CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN,
MOSES GREENWOOD.
NewOrasns, July 81 1882. JOHN R. SHAW.
NEw ORLEANS, Angus. 6, 1852.
GKNrEHESThe Board Of Directors the Public Schools of the
First District of NewOrieans have much the
admirable Marble Bust Of Mr. Samuel j. Peters, presented by yo
The active and perseverng efforts Mr. Peters
support the Public Schools city ner. the appreciation and
thanks Of its inhabitants. 40
By instruction Of the Board you copy Of resolution
passed at the last meeting With great respect
EDWARD RAWLE, President p. S., First District
tt j. A. Barel c. NJ Waterman Moses Greenwood j. R. Shaw
BOARD OF DIRECTORS P. s, FIRST DISTRICT
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SECRETARY WEBsrER.-The special Washington cor
respondent of the Network Herald intimates that Secre
tary Webster will return to his post this week. and
asserts that he was probably induced orego his deter
mnation to remain away during the warm weather by
an intimation from headquarters that it would be neces
sary for him to either back resign This saws
the NewYork Herald looks somewhat ominous Mr.
VS. services must either be very much needed in the
Cabinet just at this time else his recent course with
regard to the fishing business has created GOODNESS to-
wards him on the part of the President
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CIOthts,q Made to Order.

f The Subscribers take and receive orders
CLOTHING for the scason with the understanding that all
articles ordered shall satisfactory respect those order
Ing will be under obligation o nj them.
THOMPSON Il NIXON,
iy9i apu Camp street and 9a3 Broadway NewYork.
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LAW BooKs-We would call the attention of our legal
friends to the catalogue of Law Books offered by j b.
Steel, No. go Camp streets
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Il LlNE-DlRECT BETWEEN NEW ORLEANS Ann NEW
being impression that Line Of Telegraph
nsnd in the consolidation OF the WESTERN LINES called
III Peoples Line and The New Orleans Line" the pub
ne informed that The WASHINGTON AND ORLEANS
IEfehAtt COMPANY has with hut is entirely dis
tet from such consolidated Western is still prepared at its
oh NO 81 81 'haries street,
ward messages promptly heretofore Orleans York
xna a Stations through Alabama Carolina
virginia ETC. Having NOT opIy
avoids NE complication and delay. enable.
give uuiFded attention and dispatch offer
,,e. W. II. GR0GAN, Chief Operator,
81 St Charles street, August Q, 1852. aus IL ~ f
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Thanks to the officers of the steamer Moses Greenwood
for river fayors
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secretary corwin is in Canada and said to making
himself intimate with the fishing business. lie has had
an interview with the Provincial Governor of Quebec
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fey MASS MEETTNG.-The pro

1sa~ MASS MEETING,-The proprietors Of Bar
Rooms CoHeoHses Cabsrets Dsee hereby requested 10
attend to the meeting held MONDAY EVENING August
o'clock, ut the Saloon Of Mr. A. Larose, ua
House, No. S9 ST. Charles sest in front the Charles Theatre
As business interesting all it ia expected that all
VIII Attend I'd
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NTOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.


Il oNE-THlRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASHES!
NJ =. CHILeoTfE, Ohio, April 49, 1857
MSshs' ohANS MARVIN; fsnHeHenYours Of the 9Th
hhpd In reply every Safe in the fire, EXCEPT YOURS, pove
good or nothing lost large Saft PERFECTLY DESTROY
ED-hut in the SMALL SALAMASDER BOUGHT FROM Y0i,
NOTHING WAS INJURED. ' '
Your oDedent servant, VIM r. CLEMSON
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NoTlCE.-The steamer 0SCEOI,A will nav
no debts contracted tina day, unless mo- oapsp, ty A.
Vf'as iiusl The Captain OF Clerks, y y"
''' SMITH L ffaisIEN, A, PaYdFss sfss.
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CONSTABLES SALE

sse"Sp lusr,eEs CoUEr JAMES MccAFFREY Vs. PATRICK
rAE'sH of oR1FANs MElGHAN.... No. i2l74 ~
Ky VIRTUE OF writ OF tieri facias to me
- directed by the iionononho j. L. Winter Second Justice nj
Pence for the Parish OF Orleans entitled suit viii
coed tos" public nurion house or
p9yrs and aonne Streets SATURDAY September H. Mt
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND with two story FRAME tIosr
WIN other Improvements thereon First
MUNICIPALITY the city OF New Orleans,
bounded by edo Graer peur Ia and
W the number twelve the plan Bringe Anr 06
Is and deposited in the office of D. L. Mccoy Notary Fubc
a lot measuring IN English eleven inches
and seven lines Johnson
eet three inches deep between parallel lines. ' o
irfns cash GEORGE F. PERSON
scOnl Tustic.s
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS P. s., FIRST DISTRICT
SITTING OF AUGUST S, 1852.
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II The Subscriber continues the Sole this v o ths
abovenamd aud has large stock
poance Of EFFEcTiN INSURANCE their hooks papers and
other smn bulk 10 aa and az
anime FOURTEEN TESTED SAFES together thirtyye rerf
Gates from those who have saved MORE THAN MILLION DOL
LARS IN RIClS SAFES. "'
iel4 If ISAAC BRIDGE, zne sr,o,
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From e. Morgan Exchange Place adjoining Post-oiice
JOURNEY TO kATMANpu, by L. Olphant. D. Appleton 4
Co. NewYork.
One of the most interesting books of the season. of
which we have already spoken.
The BLIrHEpALE ROMANCE, by N. Hawthorne Ticknor,
Reed & Fields, Boston.
Hawthorne is the best of all American writer's for an
under the trees an early in the morning. or in the
dim twilight book He dreamy, but heahul in every
line
KNicKERBocKER MAGAzrNE--August Number
Every body knows Old Knick,n and knowing. appre
cates him.
WHtIEFRIARs, or THE DAYS OF CHARLES II Bunce Bro
TIERS Philadelphia
book which ought to be good. as u friend has con-
scenceessly stolen the and other of Morgan
literary donations We hope he and others will patronize
Morgan and if they do will forgive him the sim and if
the book Tor books p suits him. will take suit from
him on account.
The LIFE OF GEN. Scorr by Il. Mansfield.
handsomely written and beautifully published life of
the next President-that may be.
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TREASURER'S OFFICE
CRY OF Nav ORLEANS july Is, 1852. I
tF TO COFFEE HOUSES, GROCERIES, ETC. In accordance
with the S5th section the Act of Consolidation all persons doing
business under LICENSE required pay the said LcnBe
the Treasury Notice therefore hereby given pnctua
prompt compliance with this provision the charter will expected
and enforced.
iyi7 9PH WIN. II. GARLAND, Treasurer.
Reoced That all houses Drinking hou Restaurants
rooms or any other phce pes where liquor
beer sold retail which
law, shalt five days Treasurer in wiling
be closed by the Police OF either District Tresr4
tSf That all Police 0ffct and Watchuen
port through their respective Captains said Treasurer wrin.
deinquents
Sisnedl JAMES ROBB
President Board of Aldermen.
lSignedJ FRANS ALPUENTE
- President Board OF Assistant Aldermen.
Approved 18th July, 1852.
lSisnedI A. D. GRESHAM, Mayor.
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SAal% Observation-Disclosures CHAPTER No IA
N3k stated Of this Chapter will held on MONDAY
60& EVENING Aug 3, at hapast O'Clock. By OF the
~ VI H. r. lauel +. a DENIZEI, Secretary
ssS.s-sS.x.. r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA,
@6I1ESE |. o. 0. Fan adjourned meeting the n. W.
Grand Lodge Of Louisans, l. o. o. r., will be held
@TNSSN the Hall Of the Grand Lodge
Ichoplouas Streets TUESDAY EVENING
I O'Clock. lau7l T. II. SHIELDS Grand Secretary.
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nR Re "s9ys Letter show t in real hot RLcs sAAAN
the Pearl street fire. ELEVEN SAFES different makers wer.
TOTALLY DESTROYED-RlCIIS SAFE ALONE bidding defiance
70 we names preserving notes bonds and
fgo,go The GhilSothe hire parallel EVERY SAFE BUl
CS IS DESTROYED These repeated inco.
.stey that Wlldes Patent Saamandes with RCS IMPROVE
world. AN''
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There is light again, The sea is angry still,
but it is as the passion of youth to the fury of
giant. There are huge white clouds hurryinc
across the azure, and snowy crests above the
furrowed waves. 1t is the morning after the
great storm. We are near the spot where Mar.
garet and her governess fingered but lately.
The placeis strangely changed, though, for large
masses of the cliffs are strewn around, and ruin
ed portions Of wall and rock. A single figure
stands amidst the fragments, gazing at mo-
tionless something cast up by the wave. 1t is
the body of dark haired lady, hapless pas
senger in the shipwrecked vessel. Full well he
knows it. Turning wildly round, he sees some
men raising his lifeless daughter from beneath
monstrous crag He sees it all. The prophecy
is well fulfilled. The mother and child indeed
are met in death.
There is a moment Of fercer hell than in his
widest mind wreck be had known before but
then sun beam breaksupon the wave, and spar.
sIes brightly % petrelB wing~-it seems to
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CONSTABLES SALE.
sFe'sD JrsTIsEs counr JOSEPH OSBORN CLARK
-, A NJ or oniEANs u No. lIT0O.
ny VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to mo
directed by the Honorable v uice of The Peace
ratish OF Orleans State Of Louisiana will proceed sell v
pubic auction front Of Samuel aGksns
at IL O'Clock " " 'S Vi August, 1907,
ne dendnns rights and interest in and the FENCING in and
Seized in the above cause
Terms and Condions1e purchaser pay cash. and to r.u,o,
of Tau91 tFo n BE- y s tSSs rom me day
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A k l'', " RooT-15OO lbs, a very superior
aoo CONVERSE CO., 81 Tchoupitoulas stree,
HAvANA suGAR-25 boxes, for sale bv
- an9 CONVERSE h Co. 81 Tchoupi,ouI.s s,,.st
,kuSHED AND POWDERED SUGAR-1OO
~ barrels Boston and NewYork Aoo
""g CONVERSE 4 CO., 81 Tchoupitoulas street.
MORN MEAL-Fresh rebolted . oon,ta, -.
~ supply, in bags barrels u 'on'uaho
aus CONVERSE d CO., 81 Tchoupioulas street.
A LE AND PORTER-In cases of one and two
~ dozen each, for BY " 'ne anu WV
@a. CONVERSE Il CO., 81 Tehouptoulas street
SaOT--l500 bags all numbers. Buck and
~ Drop Shot. io0io' nuoh 'ino
w, CONVERSE & CO.. 81 Tchoupitoulas street,
A ss u: "a. sixty days sight, on Bos.
Hu' h'E6oeiga& Is CO., VI TshVsl4teuss s,rs,,,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-04
Y A R [ E T Y .
A Character.

Old Bumblebee' was the cognomen
of Mr.. T., of Newburyport; he gained the
title from the fact of his catching bum
blebee one day as he was shinging his
barn, and in attempting to decapitate the
insect with his Ratchet, cut off the ends OF
his thumb and fore finger, letting the bee
go unframed. Other mishaps happened
to the old codger, upon that same barn.
In one of his distractions he shingIed over
his spare Ratchet; and cutting a small
aperture in the building to let in little
daylight, this man actually inserted a
wooden pane, as being economical and
not liable to be broken! Uncle T. in one
Of his ohlivous freaks nailed his left arm
SO firmly betwixi two boards of a fence he
was putting up, that he had 10 call for
help to get extricated from his self.impris.
onment. He once put button on the ate
instead Of the post. But the rarest freak
Of all, was when he ran through the streets
with his hands about three feet asunder,
held up before him, begging the passers-
by not to disturb him, as he had got the
measure of doorway with HIM -
CYMoN-Boston Post.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1852-03-04
How to get Rich.

When you purchase an article look
with COMPOUNDED surprise at the seller, as
much as to say, is it possible you can
put on face 10 ask so much 2 Think a
moment, or appear to, and offer ten or four.
teen per cent less, remarking that you can
purchase the same, and know where, for
the price you name. If you cannot get
the article at your price, by beating down
and lying half an hour, you can at least
get off few cents. So much will be
gained.
If you want to advertise in a newspa-
per, offer half its worth, and then make
the publisher take the pay out of your
shop. and be sure and charge him fifty
pc. cent higher than you usually do.
When you sell your small articles, bite
one end in two 10 make weight, so as not
to give the purchaser more than he has
paid for.
Befrlend nobody. Never lend six
pence even TO your sick brother. Screw
Gown Nv every body you can 10 The loves,
m'liIwhen you make purchase, never
spe"o a dollar that will not yield four
told. Keep at it, work and DIG from dav.
light to dark. Spend nothing for pleas
ure or amusement, and YOU will GROW
rlch-lhere is no mistake abou, !,