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he com'ie dc Police a prs en- eonsiuerauen
"a petluoh ae Denls fanrey au s,let u ~ process
lnsutue eohtre lul par aVoeaV ue ~ Sll,e' Pour
S.oLa.lon aes ordonhanoeS .hoeune ue ~ NliIe'
TeLianuta, que oe'te question so'y au
oyer de II !llle, et rsPPorte que "a ulte peli-
llon soit ans referee 81 que ie Eoyer lasse un
rapport ce snlet IL. T. ofEFSoN,
4. btRI ,ii
EMILE WIN.
lie eomitG de Police pris en- consideration
la petition de divers oitoyens, demdndant que
certaines femmes publiques en- soient chassfes,
ct reoommandc que la dite petition SOFT referee
au Chef de Police avec instructions dc METRE en-
force les ordonnanees en- vgueur &C suiet, aussi-
t6t que possible II. G. STETsoN,
i. BuRTHE,
- ENHE WIT.
lie coroitf lie Police a pris en- consideration Ia
petition de Nathaniel MsCann, demandant qu'on
lnl remette cinq piastres, montant dune amende,
ct raprorte cortre. IT, q. SrFrsoN,
). W. PHuBMcE,
H. BtEmE,
- EMILE Wilt
Les rapports et les resolutions uui suiyent
pr6sentes par NJ, Stetson. sont lus ct distncte-
ment adoptfs sur dispense DIES reglements:
LIE comite de Police a pris en- consideration la
petition de divers citoyens, demeurant dams lie
voisinape DIES marches aux animaux, me de la
Commune ct du CIRQUE, demandant quill soft
mune 81 81 Mari, m5is rapnorte contre In nriare
des p6tiuonnaires, ct presente les resolutions
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On Sc dispense dc la lecture du journal.

Lecture est fate du message suivant du Marie
qui, sur motion de NJ. Watkins, est refere un
comite special de cinq, don't lie President nomme
NM. Watkins, Andrews, Bailey, Dolhonde ct
cummprs
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PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC,
- Join AscAkrf, PLUliBE9 No. ii camp stre, Nswol,
- lu = new ami iaga BRAsS COCK
SI Is S5sf . tShSE A An HRS P4At BEAR s
49, LYING AM REPAiRLNG LEhD PlPFS suFEr IFAD
WORK OF EVERY pESCRIPTf0N : - - ' ANNN'
ship and Steamboat qF51ptlg r5 tsrI All .5
~ ~ SfAAtNcE> lispLtNAIEs f~Ts4
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.IE OR b see N 7.
% ~ ofFIClEL.
coNsRlL DIES Observation-Disclosures.
MARpr, 25 Janvier 1858.

Tie Cooseil Sc reunit six heures P. NJ,
Pr<sents--Hon r Alpuente, President; NM
Bailey, Burthe, Dolhorde, Eustis, Forbes, Heer-
mann, Lafour, Leeds, Mccormack, Nixon, Place,
Stetson, Summers, Sykes, Watkins ct Wiltz-l7
Abscnts- Andrews, Derbes, Lusto, Mac
key, Phibrick, Ramos, Relf, Shaw, Stevenson
II Willeop--l0
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90 0otobre defnier pris Ia chose on cdnsidG.
ration ct rapporte contre. u. q. SrErsoN,
S. w. PHILBRIUK,
l. BuRTHE,
N Eaf4fE MfTry
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-02-08

serait immediatement presenue dun inoendlo
ce qm pr6viendrait solvent les desastres que nos
ooncitoyens Ont eu quelqlefois supporter.
III annexe ce rapport une proposition de NJ
I >. Iitcouab reAet d'etablir la diic alarme
lie tout vous est soumis, J. 0. Nixon,
j. +. WILSON,
j. II. RELr
R6solu que lc Marie soft ct demeure autorise
4 contractor ayec Thomas S. Titeomb, pour Ia
construction dune alarme generale t6l6ora-
phique pour Ia vile de la Nouyolle- Orleans, pour
Ia somme de quinze mile piastres--le dit t6l6-
graphic devant etre place conform6ment la
communication adress6e j o. Nixon, Rappor-
teur du coniite DIES lncendies du Conseil les
Observation-Disclosures, en- date du II Janvier,
1868, ct commencement aux specifications ap-
prouv6es par les comites dlncendie du Conseil
Commun ct enregistr6es au bureau du Voyer
Sur motion do NJ Nixon. Ia petition dc T As
ISOLATION Charitable des Pompers demandant
rusage dc Ia place Lafayette, rGlGrGe au comitG
DIES iucendies lie Is du courant, est translerGc
au comit6 de Police
NJ. Nixon, au nom du meme comtG, pr6sente
lie rapport ct les resolutions qui suiyent, sur dis
pense dies rerlements;
lie oomite dies lneendies ayant examine atten-
tivement les petitions DIES dilTtrentes Compagnies
lncendie qui lui ayaient etc referees, rap
porte
Contre Ia petition du No Is, demandant unc
appropriation pour achever leur sale;
Contre les petitions des Nos ct 81, deman-
dant des appropriations pour acheter DIES che
vaux;
Contre Ia petition du No f. lenandant une
appropriation pour reconstruire leur pompe dc
Philadelphia;
Contre Ia petition du No II, pour elargir Fen
tree de leur case
It, en- favour dos petitions DIES autres Compa-
gnies, ainsi que lie font yoir les resolutions ci-
jointes
lie tout vous est soumis, J. O. NhoN,
j II. WILSON,
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R6solu que lie Noyer soft ct dcmeure reauis
de faire fasse tells ehangoments dams lie bureau
du Recorder du uee0rA- District Quill croira
oonyenables, pourvu que lie ooGT n Gu sxeede mas
cent oinquante piastres.
Lapel nominal, rscau6 sur Padoption de Ia
resolution qui preeede, ellie eet unauimemeut
sdoptee
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B6sold quill soft permits John Mclean d'sta-
bhr une ecurio de louage dams la rue Perddo,
entire les rues Baronne ct Dryades, Premier Dis
triot Ia condition quiz so oonforne a toutes
les ordonnances Get egard, ct quill seit sujet
au bon plaisir du Consel
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lie oomite De Police. auquel await ete reT6ee
la petition de d. Bachiuo, demand,mt qu'on lui
pale la somme de deux cents piastres, pour
perte de temps e. frais en- courus cause dune
pleasure de pistolet recue du Captains MoGoy
efn tandis quiz remplissait SEES deyoirs ct quill
oherehait etouter upe zusute sur Ia leEeel Il
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MAIEIE De "A gouvELLE ORLEANS,

a JhHNleE 1000
A FHcacrd5le President ct .MssSieurs Re,
yMeni5res du Conseil des .assistoRts-.4 lder.
men de Ia Pile dc Ia .N1ouCelEe- Orlsans
Messieurs--J'ai ets requis de transmettre
votre Honorable Corps Ia petition ci-incluse 81
gnee par un grand nombre de ctoyens tras-con
nus, demandant que les instruments planetaire,
de Barlow aotuellement en- exhibition lInstitu
des Artisans, soient achetes par lie Conseil Com.
nun, pour Pusage DIES Ecole Publques de cette
vile
En- appuyant cette accommodation, que j APP
prouve de tout ceur, je ferai observer que I'm
venteur de ces instruments remarquables, a
reussi a placer sous les yeuxs le involvement en-
tier du systeme solaire, tel gull lieu, Jour par
jour ct ann6e par aimee, ct indiquer dune
maniere fort comprehensible Ia position relative
de Ia Terre etde Ia Lune ct DIES plsnetes infe-
rieures, b t0ute epoque passee, presente on fu-
fure Des Instruments aussi parfaits ct sussi
uniques doivent, dams mon opinion, alder beau
coup Developer chez les enfants la science as
tronomique eF lui donner nm certain attrait,
paroe que les movements des astres sont exc
cut<s de maniere etre compris de tous
En- consequence, Jaime croire que votra Ho-
norable Corps youdra bien rrendre ce memoire
en- consideration, ct nommer un comite qui S oe-
cupera de sayoir 81 ce tableau planetaire peut
etre utile aux Ecoles Publiques
Je suis, respectueusement,
Votre obeissant serviteur,
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NouYelle Orleans, Il Janvier, 1853.

he comite DIES meenlies, charge dc yoir sill
est possible detablir un systemic general da-
larme, en- cas- dincendie, par lie moyen du tele
graphe, dams la vile dc Ia Nouyelle.O Orleans,
demande rapporter-
Vnll dome son attention CO suiet ct quill
est d'opinion que les interets de la Vile ne peu
vent que protiter de Reimbursement DUN tel sys-
teme, astenda que par ee moyen IA vile entiere
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Sur motion de M. Stetson, on Sc dispense de
la lecture des communications. Petitions, etc
ct, sur une nouyelle motion de NJ Watkins, lie
Secretaire est requis dc distributor celles qui Sc
trouvent sur son pupitre aux comitespu oroira
convenable de les referer
En- consequence, les dites communications,
petitions, etc. sont referees CONNIE suit
Communication du Contr5leur, notifant ce
Conseil de la vente du vieux fer apparteuant a
la yille--au eomite de Finances.
Communication du Noyer, Dormant Pestima-
ton des PREPARATIONS necesaires rarsenal de la
rue Broome-au comite DIES Batisses ct Am6lio-
rations. -
Communication du Commissaire DIES Rues.
rapportant oertaines chooses relatives au marohe
aux legumes du Premier Distlict--au meme
comit<
lie rapport semi -nensuel du meme officer
du comite des Rues ct Dkbareadares.
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lie comitf de Police pris en- consideration
Ia petition de divers oitoyens, demandant que
certaines iemmes publiQues en- soient chassfes,
ct reoonmandc que la dite petition soft referee
au Chef de Police avec instructions de METRE en-
force les ORDINANCES en- yigueura &C suiet, aussi
tot que possible II. G. SrETsoN,
Il. BuRTHE,
II
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N Z. BAILEY,
j. b. DoLu@DE,
n. b. SYkEa.

Resolu que lie Commissaire des rues soft ct de-
meure autorise clever les foss6s et a r6parer
lie dallage autour dn marehs Ia viande du Sc
cond District, pourvu que lie coat men ezcede
pas trois cents piastres.
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lie comite lie Police pris en- consideration Ia
petition de Nathaniel MsCann demandaut qu'on
lui remette cinq piastres, mon!ant dune amende,
ct rapporte contre. Il. g. SrFTsoN,
) w PHuBRIcG,
il. BrRLuE,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14
New Stock.

THE subscriber has just returned with full supply Of
Boots and Shoes Of the latest styles, which together
with his former stock makes his assortment complete
Persons from adjoining towns who by for cash are re-
spectfuly invited TO call. j. W. ROBERTS.
Bath June Goth 1858. UA IH na1
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FOREIGN PORTS.

Ar Liverpool 9th ult, North Carolina Flitner, Or
leans
Sid Dist Naples, Duncan, Philadelphia.
In the river outward bound, Rchd Morse, Dinsmore
York.
Adv Geo Washington, for New York 4h; Mermaid, for
Philadelphia Both ult; Adriatc, Snow do LIST inst Swzer
land for Charleston with despatch.
En inward at London 2Oh Florence Potter FIN st John
NIB.
Ar oath, South Carolina, Turner, Orleans.
Ar at Newport 10Th, Lady Franklin, Trott London to
load for New York.
Ar at Cardiff 2lst, Brandywine Reed, Havre.
Ar at Cronstadt 10th, Maine, Freeman, New Orleans.
Ar Esineur 10TH Mary Whittier jones' Havana for
Cronstadt; Cleaner Fltner, Orleans for Stockholm.
Ar at Havre odd EIvra Owen, Owen, New Orleans.
Adv Tempest, for York; Wurtemburg,I for Orleans.
Ar at Calcutta Goth Monsoon, Wnsor, San Francisco
Tropic Smith do via Acyab.
Sid FIN Matanzas abt 22d, bark Orlne st John, York
Ar at Cardenas abt 2Sth ut bark Vesty Percy, York.
bark John Bird, Bird, New York or s.
Ar at Liverpool 25th ut Manila Green, Orleans; Ton
quin, Kelley, do.
Sid 18th, Richd Morse, Dinsmore, New York.
Ar at Deal 18th Yorktown Meyer n. York for London
Arlington, Ryan, for do (and both proceeded)
Ar at Cowes 9th, Champlan Woodward, Havana.
Ar at Falmouth, 26th, Hy Warren, Rarden, Havana
Ar at Antwerp 25th, Helen Maria, Sisby, Charleston.
Ar Havre 24th Sea Queen, Manson, New Orleans Sid
23d Tempest, Fulton, New York.
Ar at Trieste 18TH Ellen Maria, Whtmore, New Orleans
At Leghorn 10th uls ship Albert Galan Sorer for New
York
Ar at Moulon 14th ut ship Diadem, Myrick, Mobile.
Ar at Cronsadt 18th ut ships Maine Freeman, and Sew
all, Morrow, unc; bark Messenger Bird, Doane, do.
At Glasgow oath ult ship Drgo Doane to load for New
York
Ar at Sagua 26h ult ship de Embi Percey London
ldg; bark John Bird, Bird, for New York ldg
At Bermuda 10Th ult, brig Tornado, MCary, for Bat
more Both.
Ar at Smyrna, 18th ul, Ship Purinton, Purnton for
N York, 6 or days.
At Cronsadt 23d ut Macedonia Preble for Bristol, FL
Gen. Dunlap, Schofed unc. ... ...urt
At Glasgow 2Sh ult ship Diigo, Doane, for York 9TH
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14
Fourth of Julv Accidents.

In bingham, Mass, at noon, cannon DIS
charged itself while Thomas Blossom and E'b-
en- Whitten were ramming home the charge.
Both Mr.. Blossoms hands were blown on, ms
jaw broken in two places and his cheek bone
badly Injured. Mr.. Written had one hand
blown off, but was not otherwise seriously IN
jured Mr.. Blossom is the senior PuDhsher
of the bingham Patriot
Tn the morning. as the Fall River outward
train ON the Old Colony Railroad was passing
Neponset station, young lad about 10 years
IF aoe named Hutchinson, who was standing
ON the depot platform, fell directly before the
engine and was instantly killed, his brains be-
inc scattered about in every direction He be-
io2ped on the South Shore, and was on a visit
70 some relatives in Neponset. He probably
became dizzy as the train approached him.
His mother was on her way to Boston in anoth-
er train, and saw the mangled remains lying
on the platform as the train in which she was,
stopped at the depot. She did not recognize
her boy, however, and came on to Boston.
AT Providence, a son of James Salisbury,
seventeen years of age, was badly injured by
the premature discharge of field piece.
At Lowell, Mr.. Cotton of Boston, was
thrown out of buggy and severely injuredi
and Isaac FarringtOn's son had his hand shat
tered by pistol.
In Holliston. son of Mr.. Seneca Wenzell
of that town, had his right leg so shockingly
mangled by charge of powder from the gun
of his companion, that amputation was neces-
sary. e#e
At Amesbury, Mr.. William Follansbee had
his hands and face badly injured by the burst
ing of a gun.
IN. DE-. O
of age, had one of his hands blown of by the
bursting of gun.
In New York, the papers mention fourteen
cases of persons, chiefly boys, whose hands
were lacerated or shattered by the explosion of
pistols, while engaged in firing.
In New Bedford, no less than five fires were
set in different parts of the city, during the day.
by the careless use of fire crackers.
Two sawmills and other buildings were
burnt on the 4th at "Moderation, !" Me-, on
the Hollis side of the river, the fire being
caused by a cracker.
In Marblehead, the store of VIM. Rodgers,
was damaged early in the morning, by the ex-
plosion of fireworks, caused by person care
lessly firing 'schdSer'' in the store, which i'm
mediately communicated with others of the
same description Mr. R. took the fireworks
in his arms, at the risk of being badly burnt,
and threw them into the street. The store and
stock were scorched and smoked, but not bad
ly damaged.
At Naugatuck, Nathaniel Merrill, Jr., was
killed by premature discharge of a gun. Ger
ry Williams dropped down dead in New Lon
don on the evening of the 4th
AtSpring6eld, young man named George
White, ScOtchman, while firing cannon in
response to toasts, was severely injured. His
left arm was blown off, and his right hand in
jured, so that his life is despaired Of He was
to have been married the next Sabbath, to
young woman who was present.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14

The NoMINEE.-O Our personal knowledge of
Mr.. Pillsbury although somewhat limited, is
nevertheless of the most favorable character to
the extent that At goes. Since he has been a
member OF the Executive Council we have en-
Joyed opportunities not only for observing his
Official course, but for forming pretty good
estimate of the character of the man. In rela-
ton to the first point we have no hesitation
In saying, that the Democracy of the State is
largely indebted to his wisdom and firmness,
as Councillor for the rescue of the party from
fatal policy, into which the bad passions and
worse counsels of heated and inconsiderate
men calling themselves democrats would,
against less frmness and resistance, have inev-
itably driven it; and in respect to the second
point, we are equally clear from our knowledge
of the man, that, if elected, he and nobody else,
will be Governor of Maine. But upon either
of these points, nor upon any other point con-
nected with the nominee, do the Democracy of
the State need any assurance The simple
fact of his nomination by SO large and intelli-
gent body of chosen democrats, as that which
assembled at Bangor on the 30th ultlmo, is of
itself sufficient guaranty Of his qualifications
for the post, and of his claims to the undivided
support of the Democracy at the polls.-Age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14

ANDRoscoGGIN AND KENNEBEc RAILROAD
CoMPANY.-The annual meeting of this COM
pany was held at Waterville, July 5, and was
fully attended. The reports of the Directors
and Treasurer show steady increase in the
business and receipts of the road from its open
ing, every year showing considerable advance
upon the proceeding; the last year to June /
exhibits an excess of receipts over the preced-
ing of $l4, 1903 10, or Is per cent. The aggre-
gate income for the year being $l4O,56l AZ,
while the expenses were $6O, SOY 80. The
floating debt is reduced to $I9l 1863 Sc, which
the stockholders promptly resolved should be
liquidated at once by an issue of bonds, on
such terms as cannot fail to bring the money.
The plan is the same recommended by the Di-
rectors last April The Directors chosen
were William Willis, Ira Croker, A. p
Morrill,, Ashnr Hinds,' John M. Frye, Lysan-
der Cutler, VIM. M. Longley.-Portland Ad-
UertiSer
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14

Diseases of the Liver.-When the celebrated DR..
Rush declared that drunkenness disease, he enunca
ted truth which the experience and observation medical
is every day confirming The many apparently insane
excuses Of those who indulge in the Of puous liquors.
may be thus accounted for. The rue cause Of conduct
which taken for inatuaon is very frequently diseased
state of the Liver. No organ in the human system when
deranged produces ghtfu catalogue of diseases.
And if instead of supplying remedies the manifestations
Of disease as is too often the case physicians would pre-
scribe with view to the original cause fewer deaths would
result from the diseases induced by deranged
Liver Threeouhs Of the diseases the
head of Consumption have their seat in diseased Liver.
(See Dr. Gums great wOrks.)
IL Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR.. McLANEs
CELEBRATED LIVER Pulls and take else There
other Pills. purportng be Liver Pills. before the pub
lie. DIR. McLane Liver Pills. also his celebrated yermuge,
can now respectable Drug Stores the
States and Canadas.
BURR PERRY, Cornhill, Boston, General Agents for
New England. A q Page, Agent Bath, and sold by
Druggists generally.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14

TREMENDOUS HURRICANE A tremendous
hurricane, accompanied by lightning and rain,
passed over the city of New York and vicinity
on Friday evening about o'clock, doing great
damage; many trees and buildings were in
jured.
Tarrytown was the scene of a terrible ca
tastrophe. A large building occupied by sew
eral poor families, and containing at the time
over fifty persons, many Of whom had taken
shelter from the storm, was blown down, and
the inmates buried in the rims. 1t was not
known at last accounts that more than six per-
sons had escaped. Seven dead bodies had
been taken out, and the citizens were busy in
clearing away the ruins. a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14

DIR. McLane's Misunderstanding a. practice
Of more than twenty years. Dr. McLane had attended in
Vulnerable patients afflicted with every form of worm dis
ease and induced to apply all the energies of his mind
to the discovery Of vermiuge Of wormdestroyer certain
in its effects; the result of his abors is American Worm
Specific now before the public which is perfectly SAFE and
may be given alike to children Of the most tender age or to
the aged adult puges mildly and subdues fever
toys with invariabe 1t easy admnstra-
on and asst does not contain mercury any whatever
restrictions necessary with regard drinking
water is it capable of doing the injury to the ten
derest infant An incredible number have been
expelled by this great vermifugc.
~ Purchasers will please be careful ask for DR.
LANES CELEBRATED VERMTFUGE, and take All
other Vermifuges in comparison, worthless Dr. Nc
Lanes genuine Vermuge ALSO his Celebrated Liver Pills.
be had at all of the respectable Drug Stores the
United States and Canada.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1853-07-14
Murriaqes.

In this city, by Rev. Rev. r. Jaques, Mr. james McKcn-
sic to Miss Catherine Fraser. ..aerrt
In this city, 4th nst by Rev. n Brooks, Mr. Quincy
A. Parsons of Edgecomb, to Miss Mary A. Knight invest
port
In this city, Sd inst by Rev. John Fske, Mr. Thomas
F. Craven to Miss Susan E. Emmons.
In Hallowel 0reenlief Emery to LOUISA NJ. Brainard;
John O. Locke of Waltham, Mass to Mary Pierce Of Wa
terville.
In Kennebec, Jedediah ii. Baily to Matidy Deane,
both of X.
In Litchfeld VIM. II. Smith of Richmond to Amira NJ.
Smith of NJ
In Lewiston, Mr.. VIM Dngley to Mary Dill; Mr. Henry
Willis to Miss Ann NJ Verrll Of Auburn; Mr. Horace Go
Miss Caroline A. True, both of Auburn Mr. Stephen
Seva, of Fryeburg to Miss Sarah NJ. Graham Of Milton
Plantation.
In Durham, Joseph Weeks Mrs. Margaret M. Nichols.
In Louisville KY, Mr.. VIM. Rhsdes of Cincinnati, to
Miss Lydia Merrill of Brunswick
In Rockland Mr.. Columbia Dyer to Miss Ann Elizabeth
Bond of South Thomaston.
In Gardiner, Mr. Isaac CLANCY of Pston, to Miss Har-
riet T. Yeaton Of Richmond.