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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

IENOR MONTGOMERY AND w E- ~ =
TuMPKA-THRouGH II LINE, Via New Basin M
ITHe entirely and elegant steamer WETUMP- q -
old cemmsaaug aow being finished ss cineasi n
Ibk NawOrIeans EVERY ALTERNATE WEDNESDAY. The WE
1rMPKA well calculated for the ad being built expressly for
sspis MCDOWELL, JR CO.. u Poydr.. street..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

EcOR vICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S ~ !.
1 IL BEND, NEW CARTHAGE WARRENToN LEsSsek VI
alRAND GULF, RODNEY AND NATCHEz-Regulnf y
QsuNDAY viekbusg Packet steamer II. N. WRIGHT Capt..
magnificent and swift running passenger packe
M WRIGHT Capt D. Clarke will coaasnSe NJ 5sss
MORNING. o'clock. Returning, will leave vicksby
Wednesday evening o'clock For further particulars app
SMITH FlMSItH, ~ Poydrae neeet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

N WIN leave TUESDAY, October 49, MT o'clock r. M.
ITyOR VICKSBURG,W ,WARRENTON, Nssyx i
il NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF RODNEY
3AND NATCTIEZ-Regular TUESDAY Weekly vicks- 61&2
36s Packet Steamer MAGNOLIAThs magnificent and sif
1nne MAGNOLIA ST. Clair
above Fer tssEh gsssgs q board e
tz- The MAGNOLIA This Morning ready
5recsive freight, will take freight for Yazoo City,
f will Clark the Levee early Saturday nofnr
Tx reraye frspht. 5gls5 ef5g3S4 ~ cct7l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

|nR. McKENZIE,E CELERRA RATED RAT ana
l1MsECT TDxs1R0Y3R-T&siek sss esss--T-S r. ,'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-10-25

NAVAL MOVEMENTS learn that orders were received
by Captain Boarman the Commandant at the Navy
prepare the soopofwar Marion for with all dis
|patch Her Grew which would number about 100 men
to be detailed from the receiving vessel North Caro-
lima. Nothing defnte has trauspired In regard to he
ultimate destination but the srdcr has no doubt som
bearing upon relations with Cuba She may perhaps
intended to aid the u s. Marshal in the prevention
my Filibusering movement which may at this time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
TELECR ApUIC.

BosIoN Oct 2i, 1852.
The Hon Daniel Webster, Secretary of State died at
bis mansion at Mars field a. twenty minutes before
three CLOCK this morning His last hour entirely
CO NJ ard be breathed bis last peacefully that it
with difficulty the precise moment of his departure
perceived
TIE Boston Courier furuhes the following parlcal
relative TO AIR Websters death and burial -
The last hours of beloved hc whose earthl,
has just closed enid many circumstances of
con olotioS, of the all the rest.
The public already informed OF the chief features
Of that deeply interesting up the period when
Nh Webster desired to take leave of all who ths
house. One by in deep but sustained by his
great exsmpe, the members Of his family aud the
friends ard attendants in and took leave OF hin
lie desired them to remain his aud than
tpoiDed those present who not OF his i'm
mediate family not to leave Marshhed till hs death had
step place. Being assured by all that his every wish
be regousy regarded he then addressed himself his
physicians making minute inquiries his own copdi-
ton, and tho probable termination Of bis life.
Converting with great exsctnes he seemed to bs anx
ious be able to mark to hi elf the final period of his
dissolution,
He was answered that it might occur in one two OF
three hours, but that the time could not be definitely
calculated.
quietly till 1t comes
The retchiDg ana vomiting now REQUIRED again.
Dr. Jefries offered TO Mr. Webster something which
he hoped night give him ease
The dying statesman remarkod--" Something more,
Doctor more. want restoration
Between ten aud eleven o'clock he repeated somewhat
indisiinotly he words. Poet, poetry-Gray Grayn
Mr Fletcher Webster repested the first line Of the ele
gy--.. The ouifev tolls the knell OF parting day.
That's It, that's it, said Mr.. Webster; and the book
was brought. and stanzas read to him, which
seemed 10 give him pleasure.
From twelve O'Clock tn two there was much restless
ress but not much tuirripg the phyioisns quite
confident That there no actual pain.
A fsintncss occurred whiih led him TO think that his
deab Ussa hand. While in ihs condition some express
oDs fell from bin. indicating the hope that his mind
would remain to him completely until the last.
Hespoke of the difficulty Of the process of dying when
Dr. Jtfiies repeated the verse.-
Though walk Through tho valley Of tho shadow Of death
lwll sr mo evil tor thou with methy rod aud thy
ttaf they comfort me.
Mr. Webster said immediately -" The fact the fac
That il what want Tby d--thy rod! thy skG-thy
a.nr
The close was perfectly tranquil and easy and occurred
At precisely twenty two minutes before three O'Clock
before stated.
The persons present we're Mr and Mrs Fletcher Web
ster kr and Mrs Paige Mr. s. A. Appleton, Miss
Dwpe', Mr. Leroy Edward Curtis Peter Harvey George
I. Curtis, Charles Hinny Thomas, EsQs George j.
Abbott snd W Il Zantzinger OF tho state Department
prs Jehrcs and Macon Warren and the personal at
tendants and domestics CT Mr. Webster
hrs, Webster being unable to witness the last mo.
men's' awaited the event in her own apartment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
MIR. Wcbster's Funeral.

Bosroy, Ost N-P. NJ
We learn that Mr. Webster, by his especial direc-
tlon, will be buried in an unostentatious manner.
The funeral services viii be performed by the clergy
man Of the parish Of south at which place the
remains will inferred in the tomb AS yet no day has
been hxed for the funeral
Mrs lafe ! sytfciec "a town 20 marrow ard VIII pro
baby - o.l.l 81 toe rnty, nuoaqne hs tn. q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
MELvINA BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE
THE BALL SEASON.

TIE FIRST ANNUAL BALL or THE FRIEVpLv
C'uh. iog the bon to- the widow of thc ate Tc5 =
knsnr, to he held 81 the apollo Thursday eyenin
u.sis. .svs IisAgn lqE sails Az tbs gyyS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
D ". wEsrcorr AUcrIoNEER.- HoUsEHoLp

p W. wEsTCoTT AUCTIoNEER HOUSEHOLD
~. furniture on Monday lo9 o'clock q. No l4s Green
wich being all the stock Of the late u. Hulse,
custom made and Of the hest quality consisting
and walnut bureaus sofas dvans and etegere
Yoairo and rocking chairs in velvet and
and walnut hat stands marble top and plain
tables rosewood and walnut richly mahog
and rosewood chairs tage aad walnut chairs walnut
Office and armchairs naid fancy tables wardrobes, fine
hair esher beds tapestry and ingram canets
mahogany and gilt mirrors randoles rich 80 Every
Eot embracing two hundred will be porly sod
Gain shine.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

pEREMPT0RY AND LAST SALE OF EIGHTY BUILD
u ing lots, situated the Newark and Jersey City
Plank Road-David Scott auotoneer will sell at public
suction, on Wednesday, 9th inst at two o'clock, NJ,
the premises eighty very desirable lots This perty
considered the most valuable 4 that has yet been
minutes ride Of the ferry omnbuses passing every
Ave minutes throughout the day fare six and quarter
cents One hundred ots have been sold this property
also many buildings put within the last six months
perssns desrous Of purchasing should avail themselves of
shs opportunity this all the In that location
20 be sold by the original Terms and will be
inquire Of the auctioneer No. II Montgomery street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

nIssoLUTION-TBE Co-PARTNERsnIP HERETO
~ fore existing under the firm of Ticc Rogers,
wstchmakers and jewellers at No lT Atlantic street,
Brooklyn Ia this day dissolved by mutual consent Tne
busnes will be continued by william Tce a. the same
place. WILLIAM X TlCE..
Brooklyn, Oct - 1852 WILLIAM II. ROGERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
HOnIEsTEADs.

NNyNNNN~>-N>~N NNNN~~NN>
CHEIsEA BUILDING AND MUTUAL LOAN Asso
eietionA regular meeting Of this association viii bo
held at tn of Eighth ana Twenydh
street at o'clock this Monday evening October 2jth
shares will be offered foe rcdempt Members are
quested to notice the change IN the hour OF meeting
DANIEL BARNES, President.
WM. II. HoyT, Secretary.
JREE EXCURSION TO MELvINA, ON TUESDAY,
Wednesday and Thursday 26th, 21sh and 18th inst.
Omnibues and carriages wiz leave all the Williamsburg
ferries Tor this beautiful ylge toniy two aud oue-haf
miles dtant). from A. NJ till ur NJ for the free CON
of all desiring to Welt and examine tho 10
cation when books will be for the sale of lots and
ceps given for fret nstamcnt For particulars see adver
ssont In another column Free tickets TO be oetaiaed
fren all the Williamsburg and Newtown omnibus drivers
and also Of j. foN DA at the oice No Nassau street.
New YORK. third Goer.
ME!vINA BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE, PAYABLE
i'A in i've per cert monthly instalment The liberal
terms offered In this beautiful village propery such
70 enable every to sutiert amount from
his monthly earnings TO purchase home and the prcc
low 70 ensure large advance before half tho pay
s me-, IRE made II very accessible being only two aud
nan miles from the Williamsburg ferries, and fronting
tho Newtown plank road vhete the Newtown and
U%nop,ss Are constantly ssp,oce For
enru noor New YORK or John II smith tho premises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
OOPARTnKRuEaIr rOYTCwa-

.>>->~~~~y~~~>S~~~~~~~~>s -~~S~>S~S~~~~o,o>,
A PARTNER WANTED IN THE PORK TRADE IN
"A connection with good business already
Capital required Is small Inquire Of LFRED R0NK Ocean
House Haml ferry Brooklyn between the
of and Z. N.
COPARTNERSHIP-THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ this day formed copartnership for the transaction Of
General Agency and Commission Business, under the firm
of Asseler Il Meyer, at No. 10 Beaver street,
New York Oct i6 1852. CASPER j. AsSELER,
J. p. MEYER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

7 l.. vANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER WILL SELL.
on Tuesday October 20 at lo o'clock at the sales,
room, IA Wall street furs and skinsTo the trade and
sale offurs and skins being the stock Of
wholesale dealer about retiring from business consisting in
sable, stone martin. mink able ermhe siberian squirrel
ehinchilla Also spendia assortment Of sleigh robes
wolf fox bear. and lynx. Also, mus tppcts cuffs vcto
gnes the finest quality for the Broadway
the eAle.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

T AsTEN, AUCTIONEER BY NJ. DOUGHTY
Household furniture sc. This day, the 25th inst,
at o'clock at 1863 Eighth the stock Of dealer
declining business consisting Of large variety of bla k
walnut and mahogany furniture feather beds mattresses
carpets crcckery and stoves &C. Sale peremp
cory, without regard to weather
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
JOHN l. sNEDIKER, Proprietor.

Union COURSE, L. T-TROTTING-0N WEDNES-
W day October 27h, at half past two y. NJ atch for
$7Oo three miles and rerer 70 harness, d. fier names
m. Lady Vernon. Charles Brook names br. Lady
Kelly Stages will The Fulton ferry Brooklyn for
The track o'clock. Faro each waystwentyfve cents
n JOHN /. sNEDIkER, Proprietor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
VILE TURF.


GENTREvIILE COURSE, i. I.--TRoTTING.
J m NSwng SEQ and ear are w opened to to
side stake $50 for horses that rover trostsd for pase
stai or match mile heats bst three in syS in harsess
as never re.ted for purse Or stake over s mile heats
wagon. No. 4Purse 500 with ntde stalk. o S5a for
sorses that meyer Won purse Or stake O. so ms heats
wagon No. sPurso $50 with inside stake of $50 for
Sss hrse in n1f e Inn hne OF No Is No e
wagon No. sPurse $50 With inside stale or $50 fr
best three in i've in harnas All Of the above stskcs .rs
n BY 10 o'clock at FaukianS s DuTysos Hotel corner
Of East Broadway and Catherine street. Three
purse. sN0 ~ ~ y" JoEL coNELfN, proprotor
TTNIoN -TRoTTINa.-MoNDAY, OCTOBER
18th sh, q "a O'clock ! PTrss and stake & s5 ho
True John; A. Wynch names So m Lady B9nd = J. No
Blanc Negre Stages leave tie Fulton ferry Brook n for
the at O'clock and return the sports
50 ''''' '"s" W. J. /. sNEDrKER Proprietor.
~ Tuesday, Oct %, at - o'clock r M:-fgrss 500
s.. lawrence j. Riohelien enters br stallion Cardinal
he The opo ao woa 5s
Every body knows thai ST. Lawreloe heat washington n
esrdssi lii face hin ana ,sq
omnb"sses will ioavc Fulton ferry brooklyn AZ i,s
o'clock and return as soon as the race Is over.
IJEIoN COURSE sgs I; ;IL-TRoTTINaaoE THURSDAY
$3.50 @ g % 20 :, 70 hale s ps sp S. r. ms s.'s
repeat to harness W. G. Abrahams enters b. g. oBIenep
SMcLaughlin enter b. m. Lady Brooks; enter,
kembt Jackson; a. Woodruff entera b. Boston Girl; w
Woodruff enters Tacony; j. Woodruff enters b. ell
ham, Cara wleaye South forty Brooklyn for the course
quarter before two o'clock and return the sport
is over. Fare each way 20 cents
JINIoN COURSE. Il. I-TRorTING.-oN wEDNEs
day, October 27th, at half past two p amateh for
$70O three miles and reret TO harne. d. Pfier names
gr. Lady Vernon. Charles Brook names br m. Lady
Kelly Stages will lave The Fulton ferry Brooklyn for
the track at o'clock Fare each wayrtwenyfve cents
. JOHN l. sNEDIkER, Proprietor.
(SHAILENGE TO THE woRLD-I WILL MATCH THE
~ pacing horse HERO against any pacing or trottins
horse in the world two three lie heats under add
In harness to for from one 30 he Thousand dol
ars the Centreve Course time during the month
OF November This challenge TO remain f3r aoeep-
tance ten days from this date. JAMES ID. McaANN.
GHALLENGE TO THE WORLD, FOR TEN THOU
~ Sand dollareThe ownor VI Tnonny viii trot Mac OF
ether horse the world milo heae best three In ave
nndor saddle, the Hunting Park Phsdelphs
county for hve thousand doara aud miles and
IN harness. tho track for fvo thousand dost
each match half forfeitto rot time before tho
of December 1882 Ths challenge remain open Cor
eeptAnoe two weeks from this date.
JAS. II. KELLv Philadelphia, Dot. Q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

u W. wEsTCOTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
H. household rnture; French pier glasses velvet
carpets, oil paintings &c.On Wednesday morning, 1p1
O'clock at li6 Greenwich avenue being all the contents
of the above house, but months consisting of
velvet BRUSSELS ingram stair carpets
French pier and oval glasses richly framed marble slabs
and brackets; rich lace window shades and
nenie rosewood furniture, suite ia crimson velvet and
procatelle mahogany ~ richly carved marble top
wood, and mahogany CENTRE and size tables; sofas
tete tetos divans mahogany aud rosewood chairs cot
and walnut Notaire sewing do in velvet and
sroeatelle mahogany and walnut bad tead best hair mat
crosses. ep5f feather inlad Paris
tables; candelabras grand los mantel wax flow
richly framed marble top fnreaus and washstands
wsrdrobes dining and breakfast tables with
ment Of kitchen furniture also number Of oil painting
Of real merit richly framed. The sale will peremptory
without regard weather Catalogues be obtained Of
the auctioneer Tuesday.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

strength Messages despatched for Or. J. War
of Boson requesting him to down in the after
noon train.
At noon, Saturday the following bniicu issued
by bis physicians -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

(NUALLENGE TO THE WORLD.-I WILL MATCH THE
~ pacing horse HEho against any pacing or trotting
norse in the world three lie heats under saddle,
IN harness to for from 10 yc Thousand dol
ars the Centrevle Course any time during the month
OF November This challenge to remain oren f'r aoeep-
tance ten days from this date. JAMES ID. McaANN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

M A. CARTER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NO.
w toe.-New grocery steck and ftures, this day, at
i0ocock at the of Prince and being
resh aud stock Of choice family grocercs consisting
of the usual assortment Of teas coffee oil
SC. Alse horse, aud harness, together with
ecales tea and moiases all Also. the lease
of the store at very low rent The sale will be positive,
the highest bidders
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

rNHEoD0RE LENT, AUC CrIONf ER.-WILI BE SOLD
il at public apction tomorrow, Tuesday, morning, at
10Y O'clock to settle estate he whole of the
in the house No rs Walker street. to Broadway
esng Of black walnut and
centre tables, bedsteads, aiding sc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
BALES AT AUCTION.

IA gage sale Of household furniture at IS whits street
On Wednesday 18th inst o'clock consisting Of
Sete a-tetes mahogany and black walnut chairs srble
cop CENTRE and side tables Fench mrr g. bureau
6edsteads, hair mattresses and BEDS oil cloths. So.
A UCTION NOTICE TUESDAY AT lols O'CLOCK
at J. Bogarta sale rooms rs Spruce street. speciai
sale OF valuable dry goods ewery and fancy arccles
TIos BELL, Auctioneer.
A NTHoNYJ J. BLEECKEE WILL SELL AT AUCTION
ON Tuesday. October 26 1882 twelve o'clock the
meronants EXCHANGE, under the direction Of Philo T.
reieree the following valuable property, viz
On street five three story brick and
lots OF ground situated the south side If Forty second
street. between the Ninth and Tenth commencing
l7b feet west of Tentk The lots each
feet front and rear by as eot iuches in depth The
houses are each % feet by about SO feet in DEPTH
n D. NASH, AUCTIoNtER, STORE 81 BROAD
L. wey.-Sherhrs sale Of ssgars This DAY, Monday at
zen O'Clock, at No l6 Chatham large quantity
superior segars, counter, caser, fix ures, go.
ABRAHAM a. HlLLYER, Deputy Sheriff.
r. H. LUDLOW, AUcrroNEER -ADMINIsTRA-
-. tors sale Of household furnure-E. H. Ludlow, will
ye at auction on Tuesday, October @ at 0k o'clock at
No. S9 Fourth street. betsee Lafayette pla
the entire furniture contained said
She usual CHAIRS sofas pier cards
and centre tables pier glasses made
ner oedsteads bureaus warfrobes carpets oicloth &c.
HATS AT AUCTION.-WILMEaDI & MOUNT
Will sell, on Wednesday next 2th nst at their
Lon room Me- ol Beaver street. fifty dozen gentlemen
silk hats Beebes style manuac ired expressly city
srade 10 be sold by the single case.
JAMES COLE, AUCTION EER -PEREMPTORY SALE
fvaluabls lots in the Seventh ward Brooklyn
1concarn.-James Cole will sell at auction, Monday,
October 26 at IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
4ble houses and lots on livingston street. Fleet street.
Hudson avenue Willow place. AID Pearsa street. Maps
the above property be had at the of the
aicneer AS Fulton street. Brooklyn or Wall street.
York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

GINGER, LEMON MADEIRA WINE. GC.-oN TUES
day. October @ at Ols o'clock at ~ Day
ner Of Greenwich teas coffee mustard oammomie lowers
maccaren ginger in bags fresh lsnous in boxes
bscco, segars snuff &c. together with wines and liquors.
first quality, received from Boston.
WELLINGTON A. CARrrR. Auetioneor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
MUvRUUwIOA.

ERENCH LANGUAGE-PRof ESSoR d. LA0ROIX,
Il No. 2s9 Broadway, will commence u Of
struct in the above language this Monday) evening
Dix o'clock With Mons Lagroix lesson n ia
French conversation Zach GLASS is limited
Terms S4 month = =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

Y EFT IN HIRED CARRIBGE ON SUNDAY TIE
H l7th instant coming from the steamer Black Warrior
asmal brass clock with glass trout and sides the make
of Dubois SON. 1t Is aud alarm clock. Five
dollars rd will be given the person who will tNo 10
70 Madame Cheyarays, Madison Of Twenty
eighth street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25
s.gGU0Rv.

pRANDIES, WINES, WHISKY, RUM, &c, IN cot
- ties. demjohns and casks The largi assortment
the above wines &c. imp red direct aud for saio guam
titles TO suit buyers at twenty cent loss han at
other house, by WIN ii. UNDERulLln
$50 Droo ne street, corner OF Crosby
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

MIR. l.. DE GRAND vALS PRIVATE BOARDING
W school for boys, Hudson Terrace. Hoboken N. j.
Terms per $50 to $780, for board ans full
OF classical and English hes the French language
veal music, drawing and fencing Circulars the utu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

r oST-ABoUT TWO WEEKS AGO, EITHER COMING
- from the Atlantic dock, Of the South
boats in mnibus going up Broadway several letors
Of value bnt 20 the enclosed IN hut envelope
suitable reward will be given to the fad by leaqng
at LOUIS GANOR's, 50 Wster streot.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-25

TtAsT INDIA TONIC PALE ALr-CEIEBRhTED FOR
II its antidy speptic end int xisatiur Qualities.
Scotch aes Of all the best bssudsupnesss Dublin Xxx
brown stout and London porter pints quarts
order for GALE quantities suit purchasers delivered
free of charge any part Of York Braeklyn, will
amshurg and Jersey City. by the importer LETH-
BRIDGE, Sc and SS Fulton street.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31

The New Orleau. pic5. 1c i. rnsponsr
for the Following
- prevailing iashione, Ugh ,tnnl.,g
rltt collars. llu les .uff dian parchment.
,c,dods u re- ueutv Of the queer name
the adcle goes by IN nerman, and the
way M which th' name originated The
,.e,mans. 30 we read in book ol good
authority, call these standing collars IA.
ther murderer, Il appears that many
wears ago it wa- the height OF fashion at
one Of the German universities for the s'u
dent. To wear standing collars as still as
boards. a. high as nature and the wearer /,
ears would allow, and projecting IN front
of the face bv two inches at least, and with
very sharp points. On the hfst vacation
after the fashion was introduced, one OF the
student, harrcd home to see his father.
lie arrived 90 the castle gates one o.
those inaccessible, uncomfortable affair, on
those high rocky cmineuces ou that river
the Rhne-rhe wAfdrr blew his buglc; cut
rushed the old Baron, his fathrr they fell
into each others arms, and the old man fell
to the ground diving add oloody. IN pres
ing his son ahcctiouately 70 vi. bosom, his
hare neck came IN contact with the Young
Students shirt collar. aud the old gentle
man, throat was cut as il by a couple of
rllors.
number of our Young men are IN the
habit Of cn, ~ these dangerous weapons
the collars. not the rnLor,-ahout their
own threats, and we merely relate the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-07-31

iloRpIp MURDERS The Red River Re
publican of the 10Th inst. gives the follow.
ing account Of the murder al two women
in RapIdes parish recently by negroes;
Two women hy the name of Wallace
living at The upper end of the plasaucc set.
tlemeut, have litel, been cruelty murdered
One was killed about three weeks since
and the other a few DAYS ago, Ihr first, it
appears, on returning from the slung in
tn evening with some clothes. found y
s,rappins negro searching her room. r..
curing his business. aud ordcrin" i'm to
leave, he answered insoleuly that ut would
20 when he got what he wanted Taking
up a stick, she A. opted to 1rive him oG.
when he turned upon her with an iron
kitchen uicn.il Of some sort and gave her
uch blow over the head a. to make hole
in the skull aud Killed her Instantly. When
the body was discoS, ed her Lille infant wa.
iondliug upon 1t, endeayofinr To Obtain
punishment The other was woman
also named Wallace, tho was discovered
with her throat cut from ear to ear-thc
work no doubt of a negro
The Republican has heard Of other
ou,rag.s AMI robheres committed in
.hat neighborhood by negroes, aud says
tina, neither property nor life is safe there
This is owing TO the bad loose manner in
which the negroes are managed. aud the Re
pnblican hopes the matter will be inquired
into and the cause OF the characterization
madA known.