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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09
sIUTC;IE-ON's CELEBRATED REM.

IL WOULD respectfully inform my old iriendo
and customers that am ow engaged with Mr.
q. spence in the I Iil3ring department OF his
#,usn SIS where would be pleased to have them
Save me call. pledging them all ia my power to
SYve Satisfaction.
no iG-lm j. L. CROWELL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09
4VKEAV BARGAIN~ N CALICOs.-

: t..c"l - f Ca'icOs, St cents, worth 10 cts !;
"a fri1tai Mouseaines, white and Coored Elan
u,is, Ke.seYs, Satinets Gloves and Hosiery to
s.,ter With every article usually found in Dry
,.ooas house; aud If you want bargains, callo
W. BOOTWRIGHT,
NJ 2SJ, corner lat and Broad streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

NEW BACON, new Hams, Shoulders and
IN Midd;i1gs for sale by
de3 p. VOOLFOLK, J.
ID EADiNG GLAss ES.-Convex and Con-
HI cave CLASSES, - suit all eyes and al ages. An
additional supply just received, for sale By
de 2 GEENET & JAMES, Eagle Square.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

SOFFEE. COFFEE.-Old Government ia
~ va C0fee, for sale by
JAMES B. SHELTON,
de 8 Correr Broad snf 4E streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

a MOTHER LOT OF THOSE SUpE.
"A RIOR No l hackerel in quarter bbis and kits
Just ceiTed. JAMES SHELTON,
de6 Corner Broad and 4th streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-12-09

+ HTOTICE.-Al, persons indebted to WIN.
IL SMELL, JOHN A SMELL & co. or BARNES
SMELL, are requested to make imineoiate pay
r,,to me JAMES A. SMELL,
&c 27-,s Administrator of VIM I'll. Smell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26
Military payaiIes.

The sclowigg companies passed our Office yesterday,
either going 70 or returning from, target pactice
The Lundy IaIc Guards, Captain William Poole,
tpraeo cut YESTERDAY They parsded In full fosce,
pHtA.d cur ciee in true militsry style fhcy
cempan by first rae band and the whole presented
a very fne appearance Tho guards proceeded to 10
bohcp, for ts.set practice We have seldom seen a
The Nassau Guard Capt ain j Hamilton on til fir re-
turn from thtir second annual excursion to Harlem
They numbered forty mukrts The prizes werc awarded
to the followng Ess prize case OF ewslry Presented
b. r~W. Constantine, TO 1Iahon second, so suis
Of clothes BY Williamson, TO , aeanoy third port
f.urh, liver caho sastot By Kelley 70 Captain
Hamilton ffsh Sle, by Judge J. Welsh to N. Murphy;
sixth Silver cup by 81 mssoiro 70 j. GIllen sevsusa,
silver cup, by 7. O'Copnor. 10 Holland; eighth u
ysresp ~ |. 4 kim1sl toJ shi ..eaj ninsh god
by H.rrick Ropes, to NJ Qunleu elov. atb u par OF
ssriiDss, BY James M'Gossn 70 Waters; twelfth
thirteenth o sca pencil. b. Mr. Musk to Il suel:
fourteenth. gold pencil, by .. FIX TO p MQuirg;
fifteenth 2 shsss cup BY Mr.. - to q cosri'tsr Elk
den TO y. Lynch, eighteenth, q Sc hat by J. Hops
oiinssi y, nnsteenh a gold ring, by : "
Bhcds. 10 I; iiiues twenty first, wreath, By LADY,
70 j. NJ Dcrmott
Alyord Guard sixty muskets commanded by Csptain
Whom and attended by shelton's 8aud
Facet Guards forty six muskets, under command Of
The Continental Volunteers attached Hose Gonna
ny No. 2s--forty mutAots.
Jsckeop Volunteers, Captain Giovc--lfty muskAts.
dnAruan Nouutecrs, attachod 10 Engiuc Company
No 20, paiaded forty muske;s, aud hsd excellent
band.
Washington Guard attached to Engine Company No l.
Of Br,ohlyn and commanded By Captain Galley. The
Biook N Cornct Rand attended.
Young American Guard Captain Blair mustered
eighty musstts. aud had on.baus Band
Protection dual as William bufgh, Atty muekcts
Uote Mills Guard attended by shcttSn's Sand
Henry EcRford Light Guard attended bp Dodworth's
land.
fhe q Guard had forty nnualtcss and Emo band
1he H. A g.. fansasticat troop passed In III, morn
Ing in Etotcqne diossee and sorded much AZ
20 the boys Tho companies turned out well, I'd
we'll and ha1 well rtddlpd tnrrfts
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seustry, volunteers end militia. (Chsers) On thst
journey which was long one, met every point the
spcDtsucocs erectngs OF countymen ana ~ spon-
taneous expressions OF Sindness which we're enough TO
overwhelm, snd more than reward me for what have
ever done in the hervice q country (Applsuse)
have not met with disagreeabe circumstance during
agreeable incidents Of my life such hsvs before
Of welcome, CO. dial welcome and cordial greeting
everywhere. (Applause couid have attended any
public meeting whatever by appointment and no invi
tstion could have induced TO do So Spopts nsous
meetings SPRUNG up IN path and 1t not for me to
avoid them Ii kind sentiments expressed for an
old SOLDIER 1t would have been improper in TO
make my hun,h!s Acknowledgements did not seek any
Of these meetings repeat, they spont ant ous
and heart was gaddeued aud gratded the highest
degree But Of what consequences would those
tziieDs be to him who should win the esteem Of the
whole world no lost the confidence Of lis psighhors
Without your esteem should consider every othsr ax-
preston reproach (Appiause.) But when my Wash.
ipgcn neigh6crs With accord and ut short notice.
sfsemble in such Numbers as bsiore loe-mcn OF
ip.sS ANA patriotism, and in whose MIDST have
long resiGed- cab TO tepder = welcome to nv home
my hssIt ia touched and now feel myself fires to
accept the spprobsson OF my distant countrymen
(Cbeera) u - Your appreciation which gives sanction
TO theirs, (Rcpeyed applause.) Beiag fasisusd mud
having but today arrived nc home, viii detsn you
esy moment longer (ories Of Go go ~ to
thank more fiom the bottom OF my heart; for
your Kindness, applause and appreciation. And bog
each Of you to ACCEPT good Dghsn and may all pos.
sIbio blessings rest Dpon your heads
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

Tic EmIt siemtnt Case Of Br.ron Brothers q Co -TAs
matter ves hrongh. up again before the magistrate At the
Ton bs acct riding to eoiouinncat Augustus u. n.
Bowen, the lao casbtr II the firm charged with sm-
b. azrg S22o COO fro the md d. A. Comstock
tie restr we're both present Tho prosccu'iou having
esttd their tic counsel for Bowen addressed the
q u noti 70 dsnias the co npltint. On tho
ground that Silence hid been made on. ny the prss
vrLeo tbs whoie MISTER Submitted tn the a.
oistD of the magistrate oo that point. before the
unset for oti.Dce commenced soy exsminat Of
tn. xhp,e who have a,rFany teariHsd The opunsel
fer the pro- ecnop 10 reply Ddcd tbst the evidcoco
af.eoy prrdnccd made out an tncnce, Wis either
b. zsn,ut, lsrc ny, conspiracy and first, to show
toe emit ihs conuel sad that the banks In
which Brown Brother Kept their account wexu
erciJ sfsir deb,trs. end that paying the checks
cu citing bills due concerg, giving 3 receipt and
arprotrisirg The ssme to hs own account ru.s
IL .pbs zzismsrt. END such he considered the enso
# Bowen Bur not sUbs zz'em mt IL surely .
cCnepiscy. Bo-fn bad boen ly prohibited By
The firm from futthsr ranssctio With Comssook
set; cop'rary to this Bowen sti nucs TO cs-
Issoud Nth costocs spipg htin large NJ m0oey
unknown TO The rm Com. ock Us not seen la tho ones,
Goes he oppy 10 auy nierabcr Of thu firm for th
csrs sbouipg conousiv,ly thai Bowen aut Con- stock
cobtpreo tegeh her for tho purposa OF obtaining saAA
osy rtxt
Srcs.s Ha,ehes : Two individuals, named John Cor.
diey wilism Cropsey uere arrested ycstcriay by
oh'ctr Psten. OF the Fourteenth ward charged vita
s.ung iweivc silver schcs and sxold bracelet srom
ne premises o. sicsard A. acksiley, corner Of Brcams
gree, ald The bowery The accused parties oou-
yeycd before Justine Welsh who committed them "a
tTistr i'r further hearing.
L'scffsns hctgstm Worship - msn named janus
Bnpsicc was hr,stcd Sunday NIGHT by the police on
change o' dlrinrbDg he religious worship in ths Arm
cor church IN = ctpd sxeet. Also f,rafss ii ing -
trustees OF b. church uhep rogue ted tobc quiet IT,
of.nder vas taken before Justice Welsh who comm"'s
BIN 10 prison for iIial -. 80.
.6s,es Of Birgier.--0ficer Campbell OF the cees9
vsrd, on eurcay Die tsrrertcd msr ns9es -
Bishop charge 81 burgl irously su,erns 80 ~
irQ icuse 1.s Eid,idRe street. o,cuped ~ =. ~.
and ssca,irr therefroun silver watch, valaeu 80 "
vsfcb found ON he person q no seeussI sSc -
q ner sss convey ID kofre Justice Welsh VINO csAa
LED him for tiai.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26
City Intelligence.

THr Weather We .xper,onc,d delightful westhc,
ytserday ana enjoyed % appearances ct ito conta
nnhte. tne Gay rpased wrh tumd-r Ike apprsrapoe
end a. times during pIogrosa IL very warn Tne
iheiuonltt' az III HsaALD Bading ranged; "A
degrees, nj 3 Y. 1919 degrees sed It 2. NJ ~ do
gf'es balmy evening aud nigh. gave promise Of good
weather tc day
FlRn DsraarmFsr.--The block of marble fos the Ma.
tional Washeg Monument presented BY the Fire De
parnent Of tnis city bas been fDi.hed aud will be
hibd at the tasr at Castle GsfdcI, this dry and
long as The Fair continue open tIepreseut The Gre
mems dischsTge certificate end the emblcm4 OF the de.
mt IN has relief II has been executed by slgnors
Iitt Brother- and Is beautiful piece ~ work. Tho
size Of the souc is six feet by fonr feet Fix inches
EXTENSIVE ALsEatTG FlhE Il large frame dou-
be building the property of Mr. Goifreicn Relech
situate ia lhty eighh street BET yeeo III. Eighth and
Ninth avenues discovered TO be on Ore bo. sen Tho
hours Q! ind clock yesterday morning. Too flames
spread very RAPIDLY and owing perbap, tue dec lion
o. The vino ~ the time Communicated tho fire build
as In TIE rear. In very shnt tn.e the the hoa as
WEI. destroyed and Mr Keicch susta us les OF over
1900 Unfortunately the property Insured.
bood, and Owned by DeBn'eon took slso, dari ag
the proarets q The couagcation Il damsgsd to ao
arouot Of over 81 go rhs properly insured. Cap
tcius Uanngap npd stcsenson Assist Captains Drnne
end Baldwin Of the police with iarge orca of officers
offended and prosceo much property Of the nelgnhor
Ing people whch .sy sroand TIE fire com p.ues were
,iceni arresting the A,nes wnch w-rs At one
time. Hhsy to ssrea1 to nlaI ni1g extent Tho oTig
pal Ere 4 supposed TO BE- tho work OF iocendiary
Marrow RsoArE rnoM Fms Upon the evening or night
flast saturoRy III inmates u the Colamnrc ousr
sf,std that tbe curtains anoow 10 the Of
looking r'ass war. bclse No. 53i broadway upon
Gc Thry Immediately alarm proprietor
Sir John tou. nnd fLe Brc .xiins i'thod with very
little daunSs by ts people with tia officer White
Of the FouTcerfh ward There no nlatnt giyeu OF
this fro bJ the bells
ArrrsiFryp SUICIDE "A seaman. named Myer Johu-
etor, attempted te.destrucon three o'clock yetor-
dap noIp by throwing huiscif into the DOCK pier
No North River lie rued feon hts perilous
poition sr much dtficulty ~ officer Rolsr Of the
FIRST and citizens rbc unfortunate m ives
then token to the station house
AcctpEsr - mon pamoa Martin McNnlty
dawn at qnarter past O'Clock yesterday. (Mon61yJ
morning by hose casrtsge No Is whilst "a ss'us the
Of Houston st,eet and the Eowsry lie very
sevtily injured b. the cairt passing bis tegf
After hstie time lac taken home by officer Of the
Fourteenth ward
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26
Superior Couss--paJc first.

HtfDTt tHftt JurFce UuKEcy
Der 3d. O. on rs FifA -Tbi- action for Elan
dc1oue Scrds Tue plaintiff had been in the employ Of
The oefncart who the ice bu pcss, and having
quite h1 roy with the view ~ CON business
bis oen account. sought partner uoon hearing
suinorr Rat had been PROM 1lgated by tho
went 70 he ssodsnta house to make ioqujrios sbeu
the cetehdsnt rteacd that the plsntH had fo0bed him
os money with ~blon b. lad Purchased . gold wstcn
aud ba. committed forgery. for this soxed siau.
Ger that the acton vas brought RI penlsd
tcns. '.
Der. 9cfbc Jury thismcrnlpg rendered scaled ysr.
0cs fcr PlentnI. Of 500, which carries costs
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suprsme Ccurt-Genernl TENN.

Bcfurb MOO 'utRca EIWhfua Mi'chcII, dud N1o*cVcft
TuE CosvfC7s SULLIVAN AND CLARK.
Ger 60 In the cescs or .isues sullivan cicd OF
the Gh ftrec MURDER, and Joseph CLARK cond amazed for
the mufd,r Of Gillespie tho policcaan Nc Btuns the
Dsiirt Attorney hardeo 10 the decope Of Court of
hrpoeis which reverse the order OF The Supreme Oeur
rrsv tssis aud Eli sentences OF tho Court Of
0ysr aoS Il. go'aes taw..e..g
Sae 0s0itQtt,,d tha prTcncss 80 Nv brought W Cox
r. ggv.etoe On Ftiday ulcr niuS n tt4t =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

Rup,cra ao cprrcns Of tho prevalence Of ohoie<s In
rrtta,itcn a. wei. a. IN Montreal ana QAhoe Thew N
no ht tha. NOM Der OF suddss deaths have ssonsnA
IN thes clt,es lately hut enst that theJ nave hooA
Aus d ty the common cholera, and aot Asiatie.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26

with which l have been Weict m. u traty side
have thus been honc beyond my dser bq my fellow
count ynen Of NIL classes native born and adopted Tor
whu,eFtr SERVERS mny have ronderei our
ctuntry and feel proud In the satisfaction that
found warm spot every heart spot untsntef bs
political preju1ices ready welcome whs hs1
not lshcred in Tor the glory stability add pro peey
CT tho Union And here let add thar yield superoy
to in devotion to the consti utiof aud laws OF the
Union and IN the desire 10 those laws enforced and
that consttutrn rerpctuteo beacon Of
worn end lbc foundation stone of the repunhc Ia
coEuioD let repeat thy thanks to you foe tas kind
ycu bsve given and bid you farewell foe
the rreeent but neiahbors Ihcpo to often
have the pleasure OF whiting baltimore sgsin
no 81 AT THE MECHANICS FAIR. AT BALTIMORE,
IN 10 THE ppssIDEcT OF TaE IssrIrUrE-
Gooersi ScorT replied briefly aud appropriately ex-
pressing himself helmcd with the hoonrs CHAT
thrust Upon hun by hi- too partial courtrymen an con
pim pifu the aoies, whose waving b3uukerohofs from
the Fsllrca expressive the cheers of the oppo
cite In concluding lie alluded TO tin boxes PLACED
In tho Hall for contributions to the Washington
meDt ard parsed eloquent tuiogiuu, HE cha
and fefviots at Waship gon au led TO bis
in this city and asked tbs privilege of d1pc-itng
bis mite along Sh the members OF the Institute, in be-
half Of that noble undertaking
no 52.-Ar wAsHIsGToN, ocT %.
Ft,owciiiyens Of Washingtou-Fellow citizens OF
tho Metropolis OF tho United States--I Indeed,
ser,caby SURPRISED veil ts bonors6 aud Erati0d wish
ths tpontsocous meeting Of my ncirhbors aud f,ens
md generous hearts. having rarttaty for
hsr Themselves. (Shfcia) MY friends ltttc ex-
rooted this meeting tonight; hut ics yen that
| not Indifferent 10 the kind tones OF wctlDme TO
which have listened from the lips Of your eloquent ora
tor the mayor OF tho city who SANDS Ectore me.
(eppIeuscl 10 is prpper that should Eivo no.
ec,vs ~ my lata o'uEe y tief Washington netoiug
tbsD Ave wstks 9sc net dreaming that sn"sa b'
eyee Iwtsyt ctD0 e. oafTFg oi pgcsssSicrh d1tgonA
,asf,,n of tssriy tex tse VEGA cut soldiers Of 7uc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-26
PCltc- Infcsrvrepre

Ie. for plaintiff. $500 auu,agoa.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19
VOLUME ".
DAILY CRESCENT
OFFICIAL JOURNAL
OF THE CONSOLIDATED CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
yfom the Southern ssnsin,

yrom the Southern Sentinel.
R1RD OF THE SOUTH . By Hon. A. B. MEEK.
[Tbese lines are from the pen Of the Hon. A. B. Meek
the poet for whose album this "Nymphs Of Helicon :"
were invoked in the hope Of winning him back to his
allegiance to the Seraph Nine Who that reads these
graceful meodious sanHas will not regret they ere
not more often favored by such enusions! cL. NJ
Bird Of the South though thy beautiful pinions
Have flashed mine eyes like the wings Of q star,
And ne Ter have beheld in fancy's dominions,
phantom Of light so e1qusitely fair;
Though thine eye is soft as the blue Of the heaven
Thy motions in grace like the stoop OF the breeze,
Though round thee halo of beauty is woven,
That brightens like moonshine thy home in the trees
Yet. bird of the South strange, beautiful vision,
'Tis not for these charms that follow thy flight
There still is about thee spell more Eysian
Than all that have flashed on my wondering sight.
Last eve as unused by the door Of my dwelling,
While the stars through the trees like spirit lamps
beamed,
heard, in the distance, music excelllng
All, all that my fancy Of music had dreamed.
1t rose on the air like the hymn of an angel
1t fell on my heart like slvery rain
1t banished the SORROWS that darkened my manhood,
And brought back the brightness Of Eden again.
Oh wild as the dream of the wondering prophet,
Were the raptures that song to my breast did impart
I saw the bright ladder descending from heaven,
And felt the good angels come down in my heart.
That song was thine own bird Of tho distance
Bird of the South! that wild minsrelsy thine;
Thine thine is the art that sweeten existence
With the spell of the angeIs-wth music divine.
Then bird of my land pour forth thy wild numbers
And gladden. the sky with its Sabbath again!
Though bright thy pinons. the music that slumber
In the breast of the minstrel more homage will gain.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19
NrEW ADVERTISEMENT-Let every body
l y READ IT.
NO. /.
r. r. r.

l y READ IT.
NO. /.
r. r. r.
RADW.AY'S READY RELIEF
R THE FIRST AND ONLY REMEDY EVER RECORDED IN THE
MEDICAL HISTORY OF THE WORLD THAT HAS STOPPED
THE MOST VIOLENT PAINS IN A FEW SECONDS.
4 will stop THE MOST SEVERE PAINS IN FIVE MINUTES OR
EkST RAJ Sh si' BoUs f' on % FEW
INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL.
3 in giving instant 'A' to the .o'' 'orsnns an" ago
10 THE SICK AND PA1N-sUFFER1NG OF NEW
ORLEANS
% 'sns s sss S
od oM rS shSPS N f. rE ssJrss u T
1T HAS CURED,
IN NINETY CASES our OF A HUNDRED,
SHESHt5IsA sHESHhd1 i i SSE 5 sS2F LICK! SSSss
P|SSSnSA SS'SHsaax 4 5Sa sEE4h%s sEsoSS SS1rrs.
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% HoSSS S ] sEE SHSHha asRs gg
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SICK HEADACHE.
sEAPS M % M Esos si TIE Most DIS
attack. 1t VIII cleanse the .,omAeh neaals
PREVENTION
nns asa fss saa 5 4 r. viii u
''' ''S''' IN BATHING.
Gs'es & Aae p ssshs The The
sickness. haans..
ALL BOWEL COMPLAINTS,
DIARRHEA, DYsEST Terry, BLOODY FLUX CHOLERA MoRBJJs
IL @ ss' dss,s.. s 5 sss s
the
NEURALGIA.
PAIN STOPPED INSTANTLY
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF possesses almost miraculous in.
sharp Fangs pain complaint In
ss paint S q % ii s y
s @ ri fEF efsP 'sss pain ss
ss ] s ss
p'''' RHEUMATISM.
s PAINS RELIEVED IN FIVE MINUTES.
RADwAYs READY RELIEF viii atop the s.erucisps
Ras ~s, sn2 a,tR Rs S 5 n Fans %
hones nnaound from toe whose joints with
s a
ss a aa 5 IN n
SS e IT, m ~ hs s a's rIas . @
tho Union, FOR The last four have tested
CHILL FEVER.
CHiLLs STOPPED IN A FEW XLYUTEs-PAIN RELIEYsl
INSTANTLY.
RADwATs READy & r. REkE dh i,. IL. h. all case. @ # Chill
with health and strength md o the
PAINS OF ALL KINDS.
ysa H1sR9 &.
Rss Rf Ii @ sRy :2 R- s .:,:ls. "A
minutes SOP FAD%Ag sa' iss Futon STREE. s.~Yo
SOUTHERN DEPOT,
oS ys waT HRo s Go sIs, M s.. &C. ..stf,
MEDIUM
M9RRissoS ia .ss.n. .a:.t and !
AZ i. R., or RADWAYs READY RELIEF, mbs7 lvAw
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nnd sof and bleeding Gum, health
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19

HAIL sroRM-Norfolk and Portsmouth, Va, visit
ed by destructive hail storm the sth inst The dam
age fruit trees early vegetables and window glass in
that vicinity estimated at $25coo The storm did not
last than three four minutes but the hail stones
large marbles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19

SERIOUS ArrRAY.-Dr Edison, of Preston county, Va
recently shot at Felowsvie, by Mr.. J. Corbyn The
ball entered the lungs but he is sAd to be recovering
Corbyn made his escape.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19

A "MYsrERIous KNocKER.''-A mysterious case of mis-
chievous knocking has for time past annoyed the
residents Of house in the Northern Liberties Philade
pha the distinguished feature of which was that every
knock pane of glass was broken The police called
in for the purpose Of calculating the mystery they
puzzled the panes of glass being broken in their
presence without any visible agency After much observ
ation they fathomed the mystery by fixing the guilt
bound girl employed in the family. She had broker
out Of pure mischief not less than hundred panes
pla
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19

PRoM sourH AMERIcA.-Rio Janeiro papers to March
have been received at Boston. They contain late
counts from Buenos Ayres The city had surrendered,
and Urquiza had been appointed Governor pro Of B-
enos Ayres.
DR.. Vincent Lopez had made requisition Urquiza
for and force to suppress the disorders of the pop
uace Among the rigid orders for the occasion the
following ANY person found pundering shall be
cuted within quarter Of an hour and upon the spot
Directly after the embarkaton Of Rosas General Man
ella disbanded his troops who very dsordery plum
derng ard sackng houses ETC. In consequence Of which
Urquza ordered division against the mob two hundred
of whom killed Better order restored.
Montevideo dates to the sth February We learn from
them that Rosss would go to England in II steamer
Conflict lie still however remained board the Cen
taur
The dates from Buenos Ayres to the 18th of Febru
ary On the 18th the government organized,
follows Interior. Dr. Vintue Alsina Foreign D. Luis dc
Lapend State, Grastiaga War and Marine, Escalada
Chief of Police, Guerrco.
The 18th Of February appointed for the public
try of the allied forces into the city of Buenos Ayres
great preparations were making for the occasion.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-04-19

POLICE. . s.. a
Mr.. Stetson, Chairman of Committee on Po
lice, presented the following ordinance, which
was read, after suspending the rules, and OF
motion was laid over to next meeting:
.4m Ordinance to organize the Department O.
Police TOR the City Of .Ne,c Orleans:
Art. l. From and after the 1st of May next
the Department of Police for the City of Ney
Orleans shall be composed of one Chief of Po
lice; one Captain for each District; one FRS
and one Second Lieutenant for the First Dis
trict; one First and one Second Lieutenant fo
the Second District; one Lieutenant for tn
Third District; and one Lieutenant for tn
Fourth District; and four hundred and thirt.
Policemen, to be distributed as follows:
| 1870 in the First District.
| 130 in the Second District. -..-.--z,
| go in the Third District, ..-.
so in the Fourth District.
The above 430 policemen to perform all tn
duties heretofore performed by Day and Nigh
Police, Night Watch, Street and Market Com
missary, Lampighters, etc.
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wAsH,seros NATIONAL MONUMENT orrrcr,

ANfll J
At meeting of the Board Of Managers of the
Washington National Monument Society, held
this day, the following resolution was unanim-
ously adopted
RESOLVED, That the sincere thanks of the
Board of Managers be, and they are hereby,
rendered to the Mayor and Councils of the city
of Lafayette in the State of Louisiana, for their
truly generous, patriotic, and very acceptable
contribution of five hundred dollars to aid in
the erection of the National Monument to the
memory of the illustrious Washington.
True copy from the Journal
Attest, J. W. EcKLoFr Clerk.