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Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
JUST RECEIyED THIS nay.

A most complete assortment OF groceries and
"A provisions to be sold cheap for ~cash-eonsist.
Ing Of the following articles
Potomac slad Salmon Nos. |, Q. ind macL
sfel; H~erriiign: Ceafsl,; Buck wheat fiour Hams
lfied and pickle beef; syrup all qualities Rio
ltba and Java Coffee e%sfnoinei and fine tphaeee
9esiieii and Western cIinesa 100 sprEs Df fuy salf
Crock cry.
Coflee tnps water pitchers tnItcfo pitchers
milk pitchers: dfnmoiid do soup 1nreens /. yellow
wnsli tubes; Bfittaaia canters Fiasks t,lass Egg
cules tilHblers; preserve Jars Globes for lamps !.
solar lamps CHEEKY Brittania and metal ladies'
%tpl,areo and spice jars preserve stands and candy
Jars, rsiieli pie plates.
House Furnishing Goods.
Brocns buckets wlisks rope Lamp wiks:
liett,,n rope; chords rolling pins high cards lei.
ter paper; Tooth brushes Horn do; shaving do:
Hairdo; tin plates Dutch buckets; Well bnche,s;
wash Lamps spoons, grim skinner :
sugar trunks lookinglasses ; figs, pepper boxes:
nutmeg CRATES, De. &c.
Willow and Tinware "a large assortment On
hand.
Sundries.
Mustang Linerpent snuff, Macaboy and Scotch
cutlery ~blacking matches cotton and wos
cases; fishing lines of all sizes coffee mills curry
rothl,s hams collars iracechaifs.
IN fact We have almost everything thai can be
had AT any other store III Il IL town. And will sell q.
cheap, If not cheaper. Give me II Gull
w. MUsSELMAN.
Februnrv goth. 1859.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
A, MONTAN,

HAVfNG returned from New Orleans, where
IL lie has been engaged IN purchasing a large
assortment Of Groceries would inform his friends
and the public generally. that he has on hand as
iafge a stock Of GROCERIES, and PROTIsION
as can he found III the city comprising the follow
ing articles
so barrels Flonr so barrels patatoes, 90 barrels
Apples 80 sacks Salt 10 sacks Coffee Ii eases
Tea 10 hhds. Sugar. A large quantity Of Mack
erel, Herring Goldfish and Safdibes; Western and
Goshen Butter Western, Graers and Chesire
Cheese Crushed, powdered, double refined, and
Loaf Sugar sngur cured Hams; Sugar cured
Dried Beef Boston. Soda, Water aud Butter
Crackers Pilot Bread and Sugar Biscuit Rice
Peas Beans. Ham, Stiles Shoulders Heel
Tongues Lard Meal Candles Soap. CASTLE.
Shaving and New York White Wine Vinegar:
Sperm, Lard and Olive Oil; Molasses and Lime
Juice Olives Pickles Of all kinds. In jars Of all
sizes. Tomato and Walnut Ketehup Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco Cigars and Ciggafe.tes
Matches Mustard Starch s~alefaius and Tin;
natfiun Allspiee Pepper Seed and ground Cho.
eolate. Nutmeg Vermieelle and Maecaroni. Gin.
ger; Candies Oranges; Gloves Lemmons; Ba-
~nananas Raisins Figs Pecan Almonds Pre-.
efves and Guava Jelly. shoe brushes; lin
Weu.leh. Stone, and Willow Ware Bfooms
Line; Ropes Hoops, Backing Wrapping Paper
Clay and Stone Pipes. Wash Tubs, and Demi
johns Of all sizes Oakum; Tar Resin.
Wines, &C.,
Port Wine in Demi johns and bottles white
Wine by The box, Pipe Or bottle Claret by The
box or bottle Annisette by the box or bottle
Madeira wine Of the best quality Musea, de-
Fraitignan Cordial Champaign. Cider; Haul
Barsar: Ha,t Salitetne Annisette by basket
Brandy Cegnae; French and New York Rum
Jamaica and New England. Gin Holland and
New Yord Whiskey, Rye anl Reetihed. ap 10.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18
A &c.
InTrIsTANA INSTITUTE,

LOUISIANA INSTITU LIZ.
AIR. aud Mir, HOOK bHve tturfi lsl~f assure m
I'M announcing that the use OF this Institution
haa bpsi afsiltsi tpein i1s a tiesslaiissi u re is ~
IT ~i'ftisieps. and that they aiil re aiiiefl y On MoN.
DAY. 9Htb inst4 .,.X
In making known their i~ntettiiii TO revive ms
Sah,nl III v,5,,t,v Ladies and t.etileinei, they takt
o,paylou eartesily and respectfully 10 Ssh holh
Parents aid guardians. Throughout HE Ninir. na'
pagepially In their oW, ~siciiiits 10 iaser tiieif M;
,~lsfiakit.r tY sending them pupils.
The r,t,fsa az lnslfNetinn viii %esihrare ~ tbp
brairi.as If a ~rosnfiete etlneatiiii, - wiiitsi. VIII by
added French. MuFie aud Drawing, IL feasiireti.
IERMat
For Brafl and Tnltiuh IN Ehglith. per
quarter nf | 1 tsesiss. ssu ~
+" i,etl. liedting Inaplsaid NAPKINS, 90
q Washife Yer dt2.. y ny
81 itay scholar ~ Il, Eiplisl, ~ 81
+" French. w
/" Music, tpihno) - W
!" Use Of Piatiu, I w
81 Drawing. . w
ng~ Parents are expected TO frd Books. sIsticf'
era. De, -
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

HE iol1oWing articles are Just received
and for sale al the corner Of Church and
Third streets
FRESH .dRRfY .4LS-New Goldfish. new
maekefel, new salmon, Is kegs Julv butter 10
boxes raisins. 200 lbs e~urfanfs, go boxes fresh
'serinicelli, 5000 lbs stagg Il shay's and DafHeld's
hams, 1000 lbs 10 extra tierced shoulders. 1000
lbs Drilled sides, do clear do, so kegs No. i lard.
0 casks white vinegar, st. Lotus -four, extra.
soaps OF all qualities, crushed powdered, loaf and
BRANDS. teas Of oil qualities, all Of which we offer
as cheap Us The cheapest, for the CASH and
CASH onfg. We also have one- half dozen fine
clocks which we will sell payable when SCOTT
rs ELECTED, at fair prices.
We would be pleased to have our friends call
and see our improvements in store and stock, cor
ner oil Church and Third streets.
atig2s A MONTAN Il RRQ
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

aln BUSH. sack cygE isr sale Il aar
GJU anuiy, ssssa gAs tssaE sliaae Epwara IN
-JySHLI Bel.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

GTGAR hoase iaang,s. aor saie nit Estsn tsa.a.s
- souadss. 0a.ss-y.
HILL * HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

aE-D Copper. Dress and lrpa. :1nyss III he
~ fSztsN ilc4ge fosAusry. ost. 10y.
lilLL- HENDERSON.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

HAMS-stagg & Shay and Dnlield hsn1s q
retail 81 IS The tieJce for sale W
IosHt.4 HE.1E
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

DARISH warrants taken II par for goods 4
E MAY /. VI C. A.lL0NfS,
Iafnveffe 81
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1852-12-18

TUST received per ship Pelican State; I full
q assortment Of plantation Wagons and Cart
Hnrmes. Oet-30. w. Z. TUNNARD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
NEwYoRK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, FEBRUARY 90, 1859.

nall pas 'ed rapidly 20 the sarb1,rd al. - md :,
sae cIoNu 10 Frerch. which did not undera -.
guk they all de parted Inherent d ecto So,,. n,
On ufsosy evening the same convention Of m.ys
IN NUMBER asssmb ed, and Govsrn,r KossHsh rhs,
'ho.s scorers TO the people from the POOP aaa a ,
re,, go me c ovid dispersal IN the SANE manner al
ear Z. sam tune as on the evening previous
Yesters, received no frum Cons Hodge, q COP,
Of which i, the later part Of which, ON where
the affair Of ths NJ, Nicsiion the papers s spoken OF
and what has followed FAVE Compromise me and dag
with this Government ana nat follows, read 20 Mr..
Kcs.uth and he said he had been requested not to
publish the letter and he had sent il some 1emnss OF
ms 70 person shore and had obsc,n 70 us osns
puDshec He also said that ad he received te
ton ON Mr. Hodge which then communicated a. an
ear Ter hour IN the cay he would not have sent another
ie.e1 ne mad Written fer the same purpose.
nOw sH after all there circumstances have occu red.
becomes my duty to inform you and to say that II the
coa DAD not been purchased and the most Of 1t in light
as the necessity for remaining for supplies Tor
n me snbssnce Of these people should stey have
sI we port sent word TO the Pefet by the Consul
hat II was intention leave this port at the earliest
psccaoe moment and to inforce the restriction Of the
ianeInE Of the Hungsrans.
Such Sir are many of the circumstances that have
abspned since arrival here and leave yen to
form your own opinion from them.
tqaI leave this evening for Gibraltar
am, Sir, very resp'y. your obi servt.
J. c. LONG, Captain
Com Chn. W Morgan, CONG U. 8 naval forces in the
Meditefranean
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Markets and Stocks.
n-.A-

PHILADELPHIA, Feo %. 1882.
The CoTTos market 10 about stationary, with further
sales Of bales steady pnces FLOUR has been
rather quiet Sales of 50 barrels reported for export
s. so for miIed aad 500 barrels 81 bar
rel for rather better brands holders generally ak the
latter rate for standard shipping Fsur The home de-
mahd continues moderate at about former quoted rates
RYE FLOUR Is scarce At 50 80 Y barre: Com MEAL u
firm. CRAS-TheTe is very little ofeiilg, and WHEAT
continues ady demand az further advance Ab,ut
1000 bushels cold IN ANAL lots at JGyS cents fof
good Reds, and iOf1 IN cents for white.
RYE a. 12e. Corn 10 In demand at SIC. fos
Southern yellow. OATs-eses Of Pennsylyania are re-
ported al 39dfCc In GROCERIES there Is dong nj
fuly rates PROVISIONS hfm with light stocks
and small . ut full prices. CLOVER SEED 10 very
and 400 50e bush sold, part terms NOT
publ and part at s. GAIA Is plush which furhs!
advance. WHISKY good demand with very reduced
sock About 200 bbs sold at &c hhds o. nslzie and
SALTS OF sTocKs-Fira Bosrd-s5o0 So Gar &c. ~;
SO cool Ken g. b, 1861; SiOeo Read s. cry. cot
So 90 Sch Nav S. int n Is 22eo Ches Del Sc 81
81; 500 Bark b3 3; IL Sch. Nav, IL 20 Penn. X.
an; 100 Read r. Y S. s3s
Befussn Boards-it0 Read. r. cash, Dt 100 Long
L. X, %; 100 Long Is. X. r ,b5 81! 100 Long Is. r.
Second Board-s eco Pspnsyl vanis &c. 1901 g sss
Reading X Is, 10. 76j $500 Leg Ma e. Nor, ID
sIl00 de-, IS 70; 50 900 Sch. Nav. Sc, So int o.
Grad Bsnk. i2l; Pennsylvans Bark liz; 30 Morris
Canal I6i M ne Hill X III; 20 Peoasyivsaia n H.
s5,Ti; 50 do, az; 40 Reading T., s1t: a., INA
After Boards $50 Reading X &c. &c. % Ist 80"
Reading X X, 30, 800 do, b3. 53l $50 DO, ~ wv w.
as 80. 90 Long i,isnd X r b5,a leo DO" ".
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Markets-Reported by Telegraph.

CINCINNATI, Saturday, Feb. 81, 1852.
There are no boats N port here for New. Orleans,
which checks transactions in PRODUCE. FLOUR is
firm, and PROVISIONS are tending upward. CLOVER
SEED is active, and has advanced to So IS y bushel
FLOUR, % As; LARD In kegs, SIC.
CHARLESTON, Friday, Feb 90, 1852.
The sales OF CeTToN to-day were 1890 bales, al
7ta7sc. Former prices fully sustained.
CHARLESTON, Saturday, Feb. 81, 1852.
The sales OF COTroN TO- day reached 3, 300 bales, at
6i07.c. Firm market, and very full prices.
NEw-ORLEANs, Friday, Feb 90, 1882
The COTTON market to day has been completely
unsettled, in consequence OF buyers holding back
for lower prices The sales were barely 1000 bales.
The receipts at this port for the week have been
900 bales at all the Southern ports, for the
son. 1870 900 ahead OF last years. There is no gene
raj news.
New. ORLEANS, Saturday, Feb 81, 1859.
The sales, to-day, of COTTON reached $500 bales,
at an eighth to q quarter decline. Strict middlIng,
FAC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

e The Governor of Florida has ordered
Captain Jerngan to raise force of fifty mounted
men, to protect the settlements from the incursions
of the Indians about Fort Gatlin.
u There is much excitement among the
officers Of the Baltimore, Ohio and susquehanna
Railroad, in consequence ofthe appointment of Loco
Foco Directors A new President is to be elected.
u Chevalier Hulsemann has arrived 10
Charleston. He says he was absent from his hotel
when serenaded at New Orleans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

49,. .,tsr a long aud psnfnI u ness.
snS ssd those u the family. are -"
hg @ ,nsIsI (withost fgrths< Invitstlon,l AZ,
pted 20 ne poah.y n-Iav, Geo W. somaer, No Isl
nows ~ an Tussdsy zftl last az O'Clock, p essv'
f: sss erv,ces az Galway Charfh. ,- ,,.E
~sI ~ /, s,d San Prsnciseo papers please e'U a.,
~ ~. native County, Lshcaster Nnrlda os W,
I'D cs.isis RoBERf A, CARTER; fof m.aJ wears
d. nv 81 this City the Ssh ear q hs
~, The lat inst afer lingering illness yVoS' '
nj, of wnnam Dogsherty. aged ~ ysas s.osc,f,l,y
fhe ,.ia,i,.s AID frisnds Of the ismly 1917, Al ii
,,,,,,f 70 attend the funeral this dsS ~. Broad.
80 ~ from her resdsncs 10 y, :, srmsat
80 rbe yemains will be tsksn 20 Ness.a .s.,,. WILL
an s.tgyday mo, nins 2st inss noah s.d a daya
n, ,,iends and rels,oss q ise .,s l.vasd 20 a.
,ass fanersi from n. lais 's.'s nj nciocs rhs
81 on Ias TAI en- 20 Greenwood Cen'sss<y Ter .s'
ms sss p, 1857. Ms. ELIzABrTH POTTER daughter
~ r. i 4 Porter. lac Of Utica $1,000.
u.r fsnds snc slss tnose q her fs,her s,s sv'sd "
ma Al hsr late residsncs No zis West 2ki 81 ,,.o
SATURDAY morning. 3In INST, 81 Conssmpues' i'AH'
TEEADWELL, IN the toh yes Of b. age Iaxrs
On saturday moysiBg, aist inss., Of xyspsiss -"
BAYARD wU1TEM0RE'
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Shippina Intelligence.

Arrived iem YoIA-I,n - 20 s,n'ss srdeasr 3D.
ts,h.r.,s Grayessnd New YOrk, HAVE &c. h q
nS Ws,Sinstsr. do. fh Africa ~ 90 OH 'iiSA w.
hyos ,. 90 "a, New York-Jan. Pnnee Ed*sra from
ss,slSs FEB l. Harriet, the Clyde a. oeeah 'sNs'"'
Deal So a1aaS so,ton~Fsb l. Vile de Chauiebee. a.
Hs sst.a q, po,,op-Jsn 81. snipe, from =
a,Iv.d from Phiadelpb alan 81 LIVER Rwtao At
Ariysd fom Bsltimo,e-,,sin;; ~, n''e'' "'"'
T,iss,e Feb Mar Hale, AZ tyer I. =, p,sme,.
f,ooa Charlest on--feb Jossptme AZ prsuea
H@ens, ochsn Cuzhaven ameIa1d, heiv0s' a. Devon
styrs IsvapocI Aptopsste BH.sIohdd - p. 81,
Esvpat; Feb Bcress at Gloncs.'s S;. ., u.u an
,,A az. IL 40: 81 Mesmahamew, Liverpool Feb l.
Ivpds. the CLYDE Radell, Liverpool Feb L. Pslenden'
UXrS at Gibraltar. Are'husa. from Palermo for New
yo1I Papchits do. for do Arcole do for New orleans
Al Torbay Feb !, Christina, from London Tor new
AZ Portsmouth, tth, Ocean Queen. from London for
Al Deal 9TH Douglas. from Shields for New ork
A. Dartmouth 4h Martin Frederick. from Rotterdam
Sid from Calcutta, Dec 7, Fanny Forester,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

The Brooklyn people are rejoicing
over the fact that there have been no hasraDt out
RACES in that city for two days. Perhaps there are
tenements to let In that famous town.
TX. Marvel's lecture is to be given
tomorrow night at the Tabernacle Academy. The
announcement will fill the house to overfowins.
The Supervisors have voted to allow
the District Attorney TO employ "a Assistant, at
salary not to exceed $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

-. a, follows Up'ands midi iSg, l.a ia-'
&c Mss,is rddns' "a '- s,. % have Ten asde
m,ddhaS, for niddling. both on yeste'uT anu
below ,h hnr. The Maucht ster Market s'eaaY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

Fire at Middiebury, w.

MrDDLEBuRY, w. Saturday, Feb. 81, 1889.
This morning fire broke out in the building occu.
pied by James M. Slade Co., dry goods dealers,
and In the upper stories by Barber & Bushnell and
Lindsay d Beckwith, lawyers, and also by the Reg
lister of deeds and Probate. The stock Of Messrs.
Slade & Co. and the goods and papers OF the other
tenants were all destroyed. Loss not known
Building insured for $500.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
MARRIED
DIED.

On Thundsy evening. FEB p b. Reg HssV ~ 20
peechev Mr. GEORGE PHILLIPS % We"
W,.. ri MIRAH T. MARRAY. Of Brsoklyn.
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Passengers

Per Cambria-Capt Philips. lady. child AID servsn.
MI Hampton lady and child Mr. Urich. wife aud child
MeuTs Osnceris, Arana. Cook Cabens, Cayeur Mer.ca
Meirarte Long, Romans. Permus, Blackburn, Cao5on
UhlTick, Jr, Echrer Hutchinson, Adams, Thomas Gal
lsgovH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

Capital of Mexico After the celebration, more than
half OF the ofcers-met in bis room on tnai day-one
hundred and sixteen years before which, an
child vi as born into the world whose virtues am
dte6s will never be forgotten by anybody.
General vas frequently applauded, ana con-
clue ed with the following toast
TIE M,mory Of Washington Do we ask for his m 1nu-
ment behold hs Capitol atd the ,hiIiy-one sovereign
states whrh this Capitol represents. tApplause1
The ne t toast was
The Ner,-I, ha. q Christian euand.-peace on earth.
god will to men with all nations, aud inter-
hrerce with none.
Mr.. Secretary GRAHAM was expected to reply to
this toast, but he was no. present ana COMMODORE
STOCKTON responded IN very nappy sPeecn'
Int1reni,oa We ave not to he deceived by artfa dsfn
ssn. GSr iiss .s1 w,h nons
MI TONES responded to this toast in speech de-
voted principally TO abuse OF h0ssuth.
The next todst was
The PressA necessar, auxiliary to popular intelligence
it needs NO censor but popular virtue
This toast elected brief response nom fatner
Richie.
Amricon Women-Celebrated for beauty admired for
virtue and disng for intelligence and PATRIOTISM -
they noble example the character Of the mother
Senator DAWSON was called upon, and made few
remarks in which he reminded the company tnaS
the Sabbath morning had come.
GWP CusTis was then called upon and made
patriotic reply to the last toast, namely ..
he Memory Of Woshington-May moderate the jury Of
party spirit. and guard against the 'pinf Oh foreign IN
Among the invited guests were Messs, STUART.
HALL and CRITTENDES, OF the Cabinet The meet
ing adjourned In good order.
Hungarian Liberty Association at Albany.
ALBANY, Saturday, Feb 81, 1851:
The young men of this city held meeting at the
City Hall, last evening and formed a Hungary
Liberty Association. A constitution was adopted,
resolutions passed, and permanent officers chosen.
The Empire City-Specie and Passengers.
New. ORLEANS, Friday, Feb 90 1852.
The Empire City brings hfy-two thousand dol
lars gold dust on freight, and large quantity m
the Lands of passengers. She has also two hundred
and twenty passengers She confirms the report
that the steamship Alabama had been condemned at
San Juan as unseawOrthy.
The Extensive Fire at BrattIeboro, VT.
BRATTLEBoRo, Vt, Saturday, Feb 81, 1852.
The hre at the Vermont House could not be
stopped for the want Of water. That building to-
gether with the dwelling house of Asa Hall Clapp,
and the store of Townsiey g. Son, was destroyed.
The Congregational Church was badly scOrched.
The Bratseb0rO Bank was saved by covering it with
carpets. The Vermont House and outbuildings cost
$25,OOO. The store of Townsley g. Son was worth
5000 and the dwelling house So 900. The Vermont
House and the store were insured.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23
CITY ITEMS.

The WEArHER.-A light snow on Sat
urday night with an elevation of temperature on
Sunday, made the worst kind OF walking throughout
the day, which deferred many church-goers from
venturng hey ond their fresides. After several
Intellectual attempts at snow and sleet, the atmos-
phere cleared up, and the evening gave the promise
of being succeeded by afne day.
OPERA AT AsTOR-P LACE.-IhiS evening
played at Aston place for the benefit of the manager,
Mr.. Maretzek. We give else where, in our columns
this morning, biographical sketch Of the career OF
Rossni, the greatest of modern opera composers.
Among the most successful and beautiful Of his
works is La Gazza Ladra and, with SrErFAyoSE as
the heroine, its success is already assured. The
music of this opera will be new and delightful, AFTER
the very different although most mastery, music to
which we have been recently listening.
We regret extremely to state that this Is the last
week Of the present season, for it seems as II the
manager had struck golden vein OF success, which
we had hoped he would work to his own profit, as
he certainly has to public satisfaction. The house
tonight, we are sure, will testify it,
We understand that signora Cosr1sr has kindly
volunteered her services for the part Of Lucia
REAL EsTArE.-The following sales were
made by Adrian II. Muller, Feb. 81, 1852:
Frame house and lot of Walnut and Madison ss
Fisne-house and iot No ii Walnut. ST. 1884 800
Do. Nos do. i6x66....--- lao
Do. No. do. l7I66-...--- l,7e0
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NEW ORLEANS, FRIDAY, feo ~, 1907
The Empire Cny brings hfty.two thousand dol
lars in gold dust on freight, and large quantity m
the Lands of passengers. She has also two hundred
and twenty passengers She confirms the report
that the steamship Alabama had been condemned at
San Juan as unseawOIthy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

PRoFEssoR BRITTAN's LEGTUREs.-The
lectures of Professor Britain in Hope Chapel on
Spiritual Manifestations will commence on THURS
DAY EVENING, the Goth inst instead Of Tuesday, as
before announced
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

fore any material Damage occuffeu W VIC pioi'e''
Last night, about 8. o'clock, fre
broke out in the building No $50 Broadway-loser
part occupied by M Sheppard gentlemen Ia,nsn
mated from the burning out OF soov chimney. INC
roof was slightly damaged by FIRE, and the contents
OF the premises more or less injured oy tue "a'sf
thrown upon the names
"A man named Thos. J. Clements was
IN Saturday arrested and co nmted to prison under
the fol ing circumstances Ii appears thai In the
summer of 1876, Mrs. Best, wishing 10 20 10 New
Orleans from this City, to join her husband VINO was
living there placed her two daughters, Matilda ana
Correlja who were at that time between the ages
OF and years, in the care Of Clements, who then
lived at No 100 CiiLton-st She PAID MN a monsAs
board In ac, ance, and promised 70 sehu nm me
amount every month This II appears she oid, ana
received communications from CIemenn OCCASION
ally stating that the children were well ana growing
finely In the summer Of ls47, her husband 1ieo OF
the yellow fever but MIS- Best stll contihueu W TO-
AIDE IN New Orle ans and continued her remitlances
10 Clements until nearly three years nad elapsed
when she received letter from person In .nis
City. stating that Clements nao s9Ie On a na ~.
receipt Of this letter Mrs Best wrote 70 Inehd IA
this City, requesting him to ma 'lsmsnt' II
possible, and ascertain something aoous nc.
Children Tais /. appe ars, he was unable 10 do ana
two wears ago Mrs. Best came on 10 tins Cry, aud
nom that time to the present has been looking IN vain
for Ter children. A few days since soe heard that
Clements vas living at ThompsonVllle, Conn.,, ana
she jmmedis.ely proceeded to that place and saw
him After some conversation he expressed VIII
inaness TO come TO the City and hunt them up On
Saturday he Vas taken before AID barr asthe Lo sei
Police Court to whom he stated that about tao
months aftsr the chcren we're let IN MS charge DC
becamsvery poor and took the children to the Lover
Police Couit and todd the gisate then sitting thai
thtir mother had gone of to Ne ~.Orleans and ha'
he was unable to take care OF them, and wsssu ~
get them into the Aims House. bemtse an ANA, =,
10 this effect anc the children we're then placer -
the care of the Matron Of the City Pnson Ana r.
that time he lost all knowledge OF the cnla ~ NJ
u asistra,e believing that he knoss more ,. .s.
preteLc. TO about them. committed him iof ,d,ns
hearing Any information rslsu,e 70 .ae ~.
who aye pow respectively II ard iaysn OF age "a,
be len With Mr. Stewart, Cierh OF ro'''e' a. '"'
Lower Police eourt 81 M
The investigation IN the case o. m y an
gsIet Lorerz the mistress o, o' ,,,,ssr of his wife
Witch bis Or some tune pas. been sonSs ON ass H.
Just:ce Osborne, was YESTERDAY comps 20 witnesses
uho vii De heard this morning. Aoc ess syidsue,
J Of 100 .csp have been covered WIN Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-02-23

Saturday selection from the vouminous cor
respondence in reference to the late difficulties
on board the U. S. steam-frgate Mississippi,
which the President laid before the House of
Representatives on Friday last We present
below such of the letters as have not already
appeared in The Tribune