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NEW ORLEANS and Car g. M = ss,,,a,,

NEW ORLEANS and Car fs.ss; sxs = S.sksssE
rolllon Railroad -canolon Line ~ " sssti1&<$
Departure Of Trains. from Hsvorleaas:
hoiHe Esfa-s5s and IN A. ~, eL Ion, and il1z
Steam Transs ard every afterwards p NJ
'iEeY IN summer. ard aPl garter pAstf in winter.
iorse Cares and a. u.s., and 10 N.
s;oHn reins1 aud hour
sysy 10 summer ard until hslf,pas.s p N 70 winter.
tbs third
sud end on she SECOND hVnssy S Y spyembss
~ ThsEe Carsran from the Dcpo stres
DEPARTURE Of Cart
Depot, IS BArcnns street. III and 81 -
pspe, II r; m. .nds
.f which hs will leave every 1tsen minute,
uh!ll O'Clock Pm.
Ana 81, sk and lo> NJ. from Lafayette.
aAEE-tOosnts Children under 10 half price.
NoAspscisi Night csrsor Partiss, Meetings
9d when reouirsd after the nhstg
4 JEFFERSON AND LAKEf-, xur GHEzssEsssssfss:sszs11
- PoNTcHARTRAIN RAILWAY T. ~
TO LAKE PeETCHdRTRALN.-
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS
frsH NsEorlsaas (ra CarrtHl % Lake POn.eAa,ain
From redido street and Iiy0i Circle DepO's1
SUNDAYS.
From eeIdisp stree. and Tvoi 40 H. IL
es. AZ AZ ~ rs Express Trains nom r''
From Lake PcaeAartras (sia CaoAton)t Nseorsaas
WEEK DAYS.
To Praido Tivo Depos-e TX sl s Iols
Hh A. VIZ, ~, 81, AZ 81, 81 IL 81 Pm
SUNDAYS.
To Psdido Tvo Circle Depots-s TX AZ az loL
~ NJ and i2 p NJ, which following Express IRAN
q Iivoh creiei ~ ~, ~, ~, 81 ~, tx 50 P. NJ.
AN the above Trains take and land
- Baggage, etc, received at Depots only.
between carroton and Lake Ponteha way
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Nas- Messrs. Editors Please to announce
FRANCIS LEEcH Candidate for CLERK Of The FIRST MS
TRICT COURT, subject decision
He will be supported by MANY FRIESps i,is tyn
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MS- JOHN CRIcKARD is q candidate for CLERK
$3.50 ~ "'''h'' 'ouRf. mhqs
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Ms- J. g. PoNDExrER, Superintendent Of
the English Delivery City Postoaee 1. -, "
OF THE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. ' ' ph SL ~.
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SPRING AND SUMMER "a z- 7sE..ss....zl'


DAILY EXPRESS LOUIS ~ ALTON Lon hetdAy,
serary y express will leave
n ths anss charge J. D. Packages P.jos,s
a bundles Bank Notes Spsi. Noles,
Accounts collected paid promptly ss Pfdues
h general Express and Commission
Line 4 cArlinyie sPungasil AID al peia,s he
and Sf Raroad, and
rkr' parcels and ts htis ~ rSardei - hoas IN ss Il
~ lslf way.
Tho rsqpssssd - as ar-
UGlslrut.
,iae on Ai,5nn, AloaA Railroad What Boai.
iEa- JeSEntAF ri HCffk EustlF-
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~ BACON SIDES-l00 casks Prime, for sale by
L. o3 iw KENNEDY FOSTER, IS Tehoupitouas st.
DALM OIL-l0 casks, for sale by
oil JOHN g lIARDILL CO., 30 Magazine street.
n me 1000 bbls fresh Rockland Lime, for
I 4 sale by JOHN G. HARDlLL Il Co IS Magazine st. oil
4 ARD 0IL--30 barrels.
Il o5 CONVERSE a co. ~ Tchoupiiouas street
vINAR IN kEGS.-A650 kegs Tar, now landing
Il and for by A. DELAeRANE co II Magazine st. q
DACON--l3 casks Sides and shoulders, in
ID store. Z, NJ DALEY, Sd Tehouptoua s street %
LN4OUR-600 bbls Super6ne and Extra st.
u LesA CONVERSE d CO. 81 TehOupitOalsA os sw
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STEA MROATS.
,fOBILE.

s4vOh MOBILE, BAY ST. LOUIs xG~-
4 AND PAEs CaRIsTIAN. : Dally U. AaH
ias.-sunner xemsa The sSsasia
.issmsrs OREGON. Capt r. A. Hsru, md FLORIDA Cart
ohn (hArnR bat ssprssy Tor the O.
fire above viii sass me PosshAsn Rslfcsd nAiLv
M inse tes " enfs soppise 81 Bay Sc
Wedn.days Saturday. rnd Mndas Thadsys "a
farming.
Letter er moeiis srs shove rlsses lesvs n,
nnr Of 10 AGENT hall past ~ e'cieeh L..
nv fetoYt fof Eaa; Of Mobile h. pa ta or The,
will be detained day ~ Mobile
~ e. and Pas ought 10 ~ AN,
'ot steamers CALIFORNIA or CREOLE.
isI p GEDpse ts~n'. 70 slns ria.
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NOR SALE.--A double frame House and a
- LOT on 81 yamesstret between ST. John
District The house has
with double kitchens The
by hundred feet deep, back alley
aide alley The whole good
from lst inst twenty dollars mouth. For apply
ian2T Il q. B BRoADWELL A co, IS poydrRs street
EARM FOR SALE - Containing 396aSrs
Il rich land, and within i've miles Of Antonio w
order
in with Estkset viii b. sold favorable
tenant Apply No. 10 mill
PARK FOR SALE.--A fast sailing .sN
Bark Of $50 tons register, 210O barrels capacity l
moths old copper fastened built of oak and yellow pine
we'll found in sai anchors In
apply c. BoGERT CO.. Campst
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CONSTABJF's SALE

FIssr Jvsres's cousrl DAVID LSAs wM RoBER7sost
PanisH OF oRLsaSs sni WIfE--.-So. 14,sqs. =
RY VIRTUE Of writ Of feri facias 10 ne
directed BY the Hon. L. D. anns ~ Rsns
he parish ofcesns, viii eaee public HUE
9Ay etsber 40 sss, - o'ess my w4rskouse No 3.
fehoupito1ls.
One Lot Of HOUSEHOLD UaSFTuRE,
- seissd in ,hs shove sut. Tenn. aa.A
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IsT OF VESSELS IN PORT NOT CLEARED.

PASSENGERS.
Per ship May Flower, from Liyerpool-5 steeras,r
Per ship Ven Gagorn, from Bremen-SOO stec1age.
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y EMON SYRUP AND CATSUPs-l6O eases
q 4 unierwout's.
eSs~ CONVERSE q 90. " Tshggs,,gala. ..asvt
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VfCKSBURG.

VIII leave TUESDAY, oct5ber is, at s clock PM
EOR VICKSBURG, WARRENToN, -
- NEW CARTHAGE, GRAND GULF ROD Le}2&&t4
nEf NATCHEz and all intermedise landings
hegu'ar Vieksburg Packet MACNOLIA.The magnh
cent swift running MAGNOLIA St. Clair
son. MASTER vii above freight
board ~ SMITH A. FINIsTER al perdyps sf,ss
VIII leave FRIDAY, October II, at o'clock p.
IGOR GRAND LAKE LANDING, ~
i PRINCETON, LAKE PROVIDENCE, MILL LsltsR.te2T
kEN'S BEND ViCKSBURG GRAND GULF, ROD =xssT3b
NEY MATCHES, FORT ADAMS, BAYOU SARA, BATON ROUGE
~ intermediate landings The passenger packet steamer
Thank LYON, j. II. Estes, MASTER will leave above For
freight or passage, apply boardor 10
STR0THER BROS. Agents IS P0ydras street.
" Tee Frank Lyon will have CLERK Leyee foot Of Canal
tuteei carry 90 " ednestay, Receiving freight
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n.s- p NJ BERTH, for the mast sour,oan
ss p'y Clerk q the late Probate The present Second Die
naadidae for the CLERKSfliP oi the said SECOND
70. s'"'' VI" Asme may be changed
uhlQ
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Wil leave SATURDAY, October 49, at ociOokps
LNOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mourn sz
i or FRlARs POINT, COLUMBIA, GREEN. LSSts44Ia
VILE CRAM LAKE and all the Bends-Re gular
memphis Packet LOUIsAThe Light draug
or passage, apply on board o " e@
WHITE 4 BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street, or 10
SHAW a IuNTS Fulton street
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-, Ess- THOMAS 9. POOLE is q candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT mis- "a
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VoTICE-TwENTY-FIvE DoLLARs..

1 REWARD --Ransway TUESDAY, April A. Negro ~
Nan % brieklayer BY Trade, abos thirty years Of age
ise SUI inches ing stout built we'll set iefiow ~
when he went blue cloth
round top or hat the thumb on Tho above
val De paid for his delivery HATCHER &FRYsBY at 1876 Gn
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va ADElRA VINE. 0. & Co, Palhetinho
IVA and London Market Madeira Wine for sale by
40. WM +. LEVkRICH& CO, Agents.
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ItEl.zn

ID Isaxony ......... 1913
10 ,aranne. 3,dl
..lAl
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MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS.
WI leave SATURDAY, October 49, al S o'eioskr..
ENOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, Mourn s-
VILE EhEs k E9 nj al fo L. GREEN
Los Keeling s fs s, .55 %
or passage, apply On board OF % = 49,
SHAW zuNTs Fulton street.
OHIO RIVER
wileaye SATURDAY. OCTOBER IS at 5 O'Clock Pm.
EOR CINCINNATI, MADISON, Lou -
paia sh =: aH.sfT eoIpES GATf.
Us ps' opp, % joHS T. HYDE, IA poyaa. street
VIII leave SATURDAY, October 49, at 5 O'Clock p ~
FoR LOUISVILLE and CINCIN-
sss,.p and sa siif:ss sssg.
Of, ROGERS, MeeUiRE 4 Co. Agents, ., Poydr.. st.
viii leave FRIDAY, October "a at sO'elochrn
ENoR LOUISVILLE and all inter ~ =
p6yE a59 aP j. RS4d
sSh pAssf f rRPy ff fRsid & street
win leave SATURDAY, October 49, at eioct P n
f+'OR LOUISVILLE and all inter y
% e, reap. csS $
sTRoE e aPpy q SP"Id q
plan cabin can be seen and state apply
ENOR LOUISVILLE and all inter- ~ =
packet Capt tn? S sssl M.ss
leave as a6o7s Fs5Fsgii
o. a plan Of the cabin and y app
ST. Ii us.
win leave FRIDAY October ~ at 5 O'Clock Pm.
nor ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, New Ma ~ =
l. ,pRID HICKMAN MEMPHIS NAPOLEON .sss5asSt5
# i F sssoS 80
fS Ss sseh' or passage apply IS aG1T Or s9
Will leave FRIDAY October a. at s O'Clock p NJ
ZNOR ST LOFTS CATpo ME,tpu,e
ri Il D. BACON george Ty Tes ps9k
oGLEsBY a MAoAULAy. sB Tehoupitouia. street.
In T. D. Bacon will take freight for Hickman, New Madrid
WIN leave SATURDAY. October Is, at 5 O'Clock P.n,
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~
n THOMAS III sisT ssop.has .ss%s n
as M6owELi f skI s' Foyi ia sG si
wy Tn :,T FRI BAYS oo'sser a. at O'Clock
and all Intermediate isndings-rhe new aad 49,
1S, a, s ea' dSasht passenger steamer ILL
9qs; ssss e, 9. &C. ' ross4s: .a
win leave SATURDAY october Is, at o'clock ,. N.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, and all -
l's is Es'Ssfs
cHips % pf roSsfs. ss srs 0 on
wlnissxe THURSDAY. October 49, at $ o'eoca p. N.
t,oK 81: LOUIS, ALTON, CAIRO, 49, =
W 'i'S;l esp
now IN port receiving freight will
o., 'RfS ybE !. reyar., street,
Will leave FRIDAY, October IA, at O'Clock PM
E>oR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~ =
III 3Sa sa
commander is now port ready freight
fsSS sSss street
WIN leave THURSDAY. 0 t,ber IS, at oc1ocEp.M.
NoR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS ~
aud all nermsdiae landings The regular ST.
Louis packet JACOB ID. EARLY Capt, T. Hollis -
ter now III port receiving freight and will
freight passage having apply on beard OF
OGLESBY & MACAULAY a. Trhounio,las s,raei
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ODD FELLOWS REST -Vaults in this
~ Cemetery can be obtained by applying O. PERSON Irss
aa reoTs Hall corner Of Camp aud Lafayette CAs
"IAil NO Espansds and e. COREY ut sirk
NO 40 Camp street. The price Of Vaults for sorkhohng Lodge
m the burial Of MEMBERS sOi members
he blria Of wife child f0 for all other price
Vault will be $50 Invariably. purchase f s Of s n
nation respecting the "Rss apply to ~ w
80. PERSON, Commercial Ailey
Jas. FuRSEAUI - : = ,n,s a'
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aLAB.4Mf RIVER.

.4L.4B.H.u.4 RIVER
Willleave THURSDAY, October 10, ut s o'clock PM
ENOR MONTGOMERY, WETUMPKA, s-
- SELMA and oil landings Alabama River l6}te&tT
me new ahd hEhs drapght steamer ARKANSAS ~
Stevenson master, VIII leave above, Basin.
freight e pass ge apply on board CUNTS
IGOR MONTG 0MERY, WETUMPKA, 80
SELMA and ali landings Alabama River, via
the New BASIN Every Alternate WEDSkSDAY,-The,S
regular Alabama River Packet WETUMPkA, D. H. Shaw
,ei WI resume her regular trips the
Wednesday. ~ ~ 'sO''s EVERY 1'
to her " " ~ ~
board MCDOWELL, n HFII poyras $500
IF .On her hrstttlp, the W. wleaye the River oS
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NOR MONTGOMERY, WETuMPKA,
New B sA s1a all findings on TP A9sqTa M
Regular Alabama River packet AIARAM t-The sancr
bn passenger steamer ALABAMA Roberts M master will
sumo her regular IN the above
~ leaving Neworleans and Montgomery EVERY ALTERNATE
NEspAf Shippers rely punuaity strict attention
% All entrusted to her For freight passage having
MCDOWELL, JR. Il BELL, u Poydras st. Agents
- On her first trip, will leave Poydrs street wharf oS
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10 Editors of the Crescent: Please an.
~ i,H CASTEL candidate the Office Of CLERF
~ '@ i'""hDiSIhiCi CouHf OF NEW ORLEANS. mhl4
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CONsTABLEs SALE.

CONSTABLES SALE
FIRsI Jusr1cK'r covHT LEE, RTDGEwAY CO. ". rrNe
PsHtea OF ORlEAya. No. I3.sas.
pY VIRTUE Of a writ Of feri facias - me
- directed BY the Hon l. U. eaisnne
te Pasb Of orsan viii EXPOSE public aucton % 1lfuRs
AY ooer 80 1854 At IL O'Clock front Of ees s9s
wO HCRsEg.
sezsd In the above salt Terms cash. 7s@ Isass
oet5 tulpp
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IN CRATIC d. HEWITT, PIANO -azxEl
Il n FORTE AND MUSIC STORE, No. SO Camp 3sls8kS
New Orleans would respectfully request thsi mi III
attention of the public to bis large exiensyeI
Of MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF all kinds
and descriptions, and also his well
FoRTEs from the factories Of the first
Europe, which those A. STODARD CO.
Of Now York, HALL son, Of New York PtEYEL CO. Of
The above following kinds; GRAND Sc
MLGRAND, PlCcoLo, PICCoLo oBLIQUEAAND sQUARE-are
OF the most celebrated makera the WORLD Combining I'LL the
improvements may be had of the sasscribe every style of
OF s. 6 ~ ana 0etayes They will be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE of all kinds quantity
Among others the kee constantly hand the
finest selection Of brought the Southern
which offered at the most reasonable GUITARS
aed BY WILLIAM HALL SON. the approved SPANISH
MODELS Thsse instruments the
stand the climate The subscriber
the Music business the Northern cities we'll New0reans
thoroughly acquainted with the details
stock the best selected that has
and his etieH such that he selected
stock o. ali kinda INSTRU
OSTFAStlONAbLE MUSIC, Musical Public
invited call and his stock
els lyos HuRAflO D. HEWITT, 80 Camp street Orleans
M RS. CAMPBELL, Teacher of Music, esztAs
IVA gives LESSONS ON THE PIANO AND GUITAR VI
her residence No. Constance street. and ao
Baonne street, ~ 49, Twelve les ~
~ LECTURES at 50 Constance gratis
tsl0 lyt
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ShANDl.-We have regular supplies of the
celebrated package vintage of l7ss in
Sns-elgsh pipes 1ss sO2 lso5 1881 quarts
pipes OF our own Importation to which
eoanosseurs MS we'll as grocers retailers.
apis iy "a ga Isyas s srss,
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80 WILLIAM 2. BEDLoCK, for CLERK of the
DISTRICT COURT Court that may be organized 70
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IL THREE LOTS OF GROUND fronting west Carondes
between Jaia and od IS feet
L o
FOUR LOTS part Of the ground formerly ths Pydaz
K Church, fronting on PoydraH street;
9
ONE LOT Grsyer Adeline
Said lot has o large Frame Building suitable for carpenter shop
ONE LOT 10 Jefferson City La. Apollo street
TWO LOTS And large DWELLING Canal
side, htst door above Philippe
~ Inquire OF JAMES WRIGHT, of
mh2i u A j. Wright 4 CO., 81 srsyier street.
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WI lesye THURSDAY, stober IS, at s O'Clock p NJ
HfOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, MEMPHIS -
aud all intermediate landings-The regular St SDAR34
Louis packet JACOB ID. EARLY, Capt I. AOls-
ter now III port receiving freight and will
freight having superior apply on
To- oGLESBY MACAULAY. IS Tchoupitouas street.
Cohhoa
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MARKEY
JEFFERsoN Cry,
wednesday Evening October ~ 1853
Arrived to-day 10 Western Beeres, rs Yearipgs and
Calves, $50 sheep and go Hogs good demand and
prices well maintained
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
GERMANY.

Hamburg letters Of 18th state that the nav
iraon Of The EIbe had been again interrupted by ir't
which bad In accompanied by sharp easteriy VIM
Several steamers were Obliged 10 leave TIE port anu
proceed 10 Giuckstsdt or Cuxhsven.
There is lively demand on the Continent
for American eagles. They eel Il remrum yuss nov
IN many parts Of Germany, beng 10 reque.t oy InLfso
ng From the1ow rate Of wages that prevails
emigration, this season, II expected 10 DC h'eU 0Hv
BY the difficulty of getting away
Three deaths OF some note are reported this
week; the Prince Charles Anthony, of HohenzsIlern-
Sgm,r:pgeD whose abdicatsp with that OF the Prince
Of Hob~psslern Hecbipgen in 1915 brought the Hohen
al Prussia The Prince died At Bologna On his TO
ROM, and in his Goth year The second death Is that Of
the venerable professor of medicine Christian Hairless
of Bonn who had attained the age Of 20 years of which
be had devoted more than 60 to science and the pro-
fetsioD of which he was illustriOus member. Tine
third deuise lie that of Kestner, 10 whom some in
terest attached from hs being the son CT the lady whom
Goethe personied in his Charlotte" NJ Kestner died
in biz 10Th year and for time past had lived upon
a slr all pension at Rome
From Berlin, it is stated the new -Four per
Cent osu $3.50 coo sterling is 10 be Issued in few
days and the demand for it was great
The Plenipotentiaries OF the various States
comprising the ZJllverein, bold Their meetings daily,
their point being for the present 20 increase all
facilities for commercial iniercommunicaron between
the members Of Steueryerein the Zolyersn, Austria
and her Italian Ststes.
Gervinus' new work is prohibited in Cologne
a.d Berlin. previously ROningsberg the only place
in Pruseis where the prohibition had taken place
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
ITALY.

From Paris, it is stated by those who claim
10 be well informed, that the revolutionary chiefs in
Lombsrdy were never active than at the present
moment and that outbreak somtrasrs be looked
for toward the end OF May Kossuth a ID Mazzin are
faid 20 be Jointly working for this end II IL difficult
imagine that either Of these would thus premature
" divulge their plans 80 the date Of May b. perhaps
but a weak invention Of the enemy.
A deputatiOn ia to proceed 10 Vienna in name
Of the Lombard Provinces to congratulate the Emperor
upon his recovery This self appointed deputaon
sists Of the Archbishop of Milan, and the Bishops of
Psva and Como, with some others
The accounts from LOmbardy report little or
no mitigation in the harsh measures of the Austrsns
The arrests Of ezi9yes within the Sandman domnions
continues to be numerous and bitter complaints are
made respecting the means used 10 entrap
Vienna. of the 20th that Imperial decree ordering
the abandonment of all prosecutions for high treason,
had been proclaimed on the 18th at Mantus amid en-
thusisstic acclsmatons.
The Madiai husband and wife, embarked at
Leehorn 10th ut, for Marseilles
From Florence We learn that the PrOcureur-
General Bcchiers, who acted law officer for the
prosecution in the Guerazz trials has just terminated
bis conclusions" He proposes for Guerazz mprson.
meDt for life for Romsneh 63 months imprisonment !;
Cspecehi, 90 months Montazzio, IL years; Count
Dtmi, 81 months, with others equally severe.
A proclamation BY Gen. Hoyos, commandant
OF Ancons, prohibits every assembage Of more than
Eve persons AFTER sunset Pasohal Msrchet 81 years
OF age, had been executed for having revolver In his
possession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-04-06
FEARS OF WAR.
n,mored Conspiracy in Lombardy
lszan2s Passage through France.
eo11ou pull-BnEADSIUFfS STEADY.
u-s.., LfverpeeI, March % London and
Paris, %.

ne United States Mail Steamship Arctic
s.sm Liverpool whence che sailed at A. NJ on Wed
.ssSsy, a3d uh, with 81 passengers arrived ct this
ssyt sbost 5o'clock last evening.
The Arabia arrived out at Is minutes past D
o'elssk A. NJ on the morning Of the 2oth having ex
veriepeed very rough weather on the passage.
The complicated state of affairs between
Turkey and her neshbors begin to assume an alarming
.ypeet and has caused much fuctustion On the Paris
se,ne. Pan of this agitation is doubtless got up BY
,,s,.s,os but enough remains TO show that there is
more than probability Of storm breaking out in that
SssIter.
The following persons came passengers IN
the Arctic:
-, Jst. Bsv.n wm Mar CAPT CbrroIe Chase M and Ms
pss,ue j. Powell RkhsId H. Love- Joshua Ward and Isdy'
ess W.,S w l. Rns.nsnd lady Mss Foisa, Abraham Hecht
A.,s.,y Hoffman Fr.deriot schepeer BadeauH, hel
~ s.pki ROY u suOck Csp'. w II Robnsos Capt ID C.
D,ps, M Wsleh Mr. scbosiof. MISC sese Charles bfdss,
-k<nloe Conshruk w b. Dsscsn j. Gem and lazy y u
Ssrn and aoy nss Fry, Mise Kodsers, X Has1ct Jr l. l.
Bou, Henry bou FredeFck Boult Richard
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