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nECIsIOy IN THE GREAT INDIA RUBBER CASE


WAsnrSoroS fca % There has seldom been decision
of much Importance 10 t. irSc and Hose immca1'ry
concerned - that made in The at.u; Office to-day by il
Comuis Patents. Tie application "a extend Good
years India Rubber patent :or year dismissed,
and The public i'll hcnccur have free IL the n"cntiun
From careful peusi Of The decision, il appears that il l.
likely carry with the subsequent patent, "'r Is nn
datey dependent his, se hr: oviT. ind-?ers'c in
boih patents There Is app..i. ha law Of Isis giving
exclusive power h C0mUissnsf. TIC interest inYovs,
exceeds S. 600 600 This is g!ayl. fUr Horace H.
Day. VINO proved 81 thirteen witnesses b" prior
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from he Baltimore sun, Feb. %
-. IhII III L, 4 4 Ii

Vino il is generally conceded will control nc dcstlneS
The General Post Office Department. under President ferrs
Administrations arrived in this city to-day This gentleman
leu the northern portion al the country e" years since
for Michigan where lie became member o Tue con
ventnn waci, :iuct the constitution Of that State SUR
seournrIy he served with distinguished ability In the STATE
and three consecutive sessions vi congress
i will p.ob ply sign his rubernat"rai office ior on
Of c most important AMI i.r"ious positions hhuet III" gov
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Tor Tie Erquirtr
To TIE ELECTORS or THE EIGHTH senate

TO TIE ELECTORS OF THE EIGHTH SENATE
RIAL DISTRICT.
The term for which eeCicd The Senate will cy.
pr hv lni! lur with The present session Of The General
Assembly, and at;ius being candidate iur election,
deem il proper a.quari yoI with III. tact that you
may have opportunity II select my successor.
In retiring from your service, tender 10 you my sincere
thanks for the generous confidence eposed In me- and
ynu that shh! ever cherish efuefu recoilecons the
come xun which has existed between Us.
fHO$. 81. lSRELL.
RlcuuoSp Feb % 1858
I'VE part with Mr ls5yl with great regret He has been
among The abs, Efficient and valuable members OF
the Legislature He bears with him the best wishes of all
who know him : Enquirer
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QUICK WORK

Yesterday the House passed Mr.. St'valFs resolutions,
which the day before passed the Senate urging upon Con
press The repeal suspension of the duty on railroad iron
We have already published them.
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We deeply regret learn BY recent arrivals from HaVt"a
tina! tlr health Mr.. King, Vice President elect has mol
improved since his departure from the United States ne
himself il is now sa dcsa Of his recovery and has gone
ia aI.ao2as in The steamer Fulton.
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MILITARY VISIT OF THE BALTIMORE LAW
GREYS.

We learn rom the Baltimore Sun that this celebrated
company left that city last evening at O'Clock IN NC
steamer Herald oy Norfolk where they were expected 10 mr.
rive AT O'Clock this morning They haze about "a mus
kcs and arc mpanicd BY The following officers: Capt
Richard. France First Lieut.. Geo. W. Herring, second
Icu, Bowers Er>lgn Washington Hooper, Surgeon WI
liam DIcnde,ilcr Quartcrascr + d. DId'e P"y''aTser
LLOYD Park. uarcr masters Sercean: Goo Ncdcnnayer
Prof v.H.pdts band, numbering IS instruments also
ACCOMPANY tie visitors and will cnvcn the places through
wh, they pass viii! choice military airs. The visitors
will be received in Norfolk by military companies and
there remain until Moody morning when hry takea steam
er ana come up James River 10 Petersburg where the
Petersburg Grcys Capt Joseph V Scott viii do the hoaos
Of the occasion.
On the following day (Tucsdayl they will leave foT Rich
mond ana be here received by The Richmond volunteers
They Will remain in Richmond until Thursday evening and
,h,n proceed to Washington via Acqua creek, Potomac
river &c On their arrival in Washington winch will be on
the morning OF the lth Capt .alcs corps Of Washington
Light Infantry will them through the city, and refresh
them with bountifu collation. in tir c"umodioGs armory
The Sun says Grrys certainly fine body OF Clzcn
soldiev and can scarcely fail 10 make favorable impress
sion They viii 10 Baltimore on the 5h OF March
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COL JEFFERSON DAVIS IN THE CABINET
WAsuIScToN FEB 24-Cnl Jefferson Davis left hisss-
spr on the l5. instant and IL expected here tomorrow.
Sc will doubtless 90 into the Cabne will Marcy, Cusl
,le Guthrie, Campbell Dobbin and McCeiand. y.
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louisville Feb. % J. v. Ha-o,5 editor Of INC D.n5
oil This city, leaves triro:rew Tor %ashiG :to Its
reported ha, he goes he solicitation C nc majority %
The Democratic meners II Cong ss take charge the
official organ Of Gen Pierce The Union Is 10 b The organ
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GALTS BALCliaN l;-' MS i'!i'hG''- ~, y" s'"'t
lure by young to"nsfn"n ar '.HihA"r 'a!' M i:
heen Ircrvci from Florence by il proprietor llugh H.
Orig nv ESD who scialr engaged " ic arts! !Jr lis
execution II is exquisite an! ian!i!,-s specimen I"
siatuay surprising if possible Psyche nnI reflects infinite
crc,I mon the genius cl tic artist IT. cN!r.in is per
feet The c1un,nnnc OF the ir4 mo'EcH {" Bicch's Is
unlincd by plcasa n'r;n and sunny smile which
il absolutely charming This h'"aihlhg nnnii'"a rs =
w,ro 10 one of the most delicate and dI!.' rach,.
SCULPTURE the task has been cAulsiity performed BY ,2
skill of the author ar. Grgsby has wei! cultivated taste
,r The fine an and has COLLECTED several gems nj -tgta
re- ~ well a. a number OF The fGcst paintings - lc mos:
celebrated ar,i-ts Wn contested Bacchanc with c Fish
ers lueh,cr" ~ Pcrick American ar tt az! 'i.r
at the Fona,aia by B4y, Angsh artist, l9d il com.
cared favu;:a!y with both t.esc mastery predictions
wide iei Of ane is dawrin" upon yunng Gait
Virginia ha, be proud OF her @:'ct soa and s"
should avail ters"! earliest opportunity HIS
an earnr 81 OF The caliOn in wch ste holds hi talents
Mart 4. lrpHs
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tior The Enquirer

TO THE VOTERS or PRINCE EDWARD.
Ne hru l,a,. 10 announce WI e. kLouESJr, E,l., az
candidate Ia, Attorney NJ the nsulng cleo
lion The Court last meeting ordered tie election =
he held ~ liz !4v OF March next Win Tie ln'!ict
inns If NJ EL,uRx"v Tor his Office you al! inllar,
having at,y f,d tho office with credit 10 himself ana pr"
Il, t., The COUNTY |, il wholly unnecessary Tor Us u say
MASf III ".sS or 'h'HtI LIZ" 'o'
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For the Enquirer.

Mrysrs Edors-Th" last number Of ne EGH!'a' "hg :
information that Tucker cAn4'rn, cur if."Lh. No! en-
Gent SENIOR and Nj JJln o. Knox have hoA hp!hH'ae
the field and le democratic party, IN '!'I s""",'''
district without candidate 10 represent II ~ u" H'H -
oisIa,ur- Asa gentleman VOL iaiicd for the du'' Of ne
r,ca,.t nos -, recommend Capi. +. l. Williams u N'rk-
.nhu!a Ca ~ represented THU county tn siFSt ''s
,ors N the lower branch ~ The Le-'saiGi' an ny i'S
ms n,.rlnn fidelity iIc!C Interests sccu:cj IN" isi
no., =, an M. uIunt constituency IL forced - tI1
health 4, retire IRON public service" atd h- sHc,cs7' OH
ME anu rlt-nc delegate, has mol -d''i! ne
station wh s,ndrr ud.mcni puG.r !h:"stiA ana W." "
.luous devotion 10 his duties and lie pEnic good the
democracy OF he district soGi pr Gent an ahdI'd"a oit
in the coming canvass; and cci mis- We :N"t'' ' al
inc March Courts in Charlotte aud Ieck=nhrT" tcIr:a"s
no a;purtrt 10 meet Al Chs;aiisTt "n some htu'h Gay
a.r Ell upon 10 select cdndiaic !G NJ nu'. WAT
saws our SISTER county. Chiriotci MrChLtNhCh u
CLAaEsYiLLE Fen. %, 1888.
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TRE%7o:, FEB 25i-The r-ohi5,.Jry liquor aw De
catri 10 day BY or 10 As The Air Line Railroad
bill also lost lrcceyed 70 votes-3l being
~ 10 pass bill
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Z = - - -"
JOHN s. FLEMING, Esq


We ere DESTROYS for yun - ice elected member 81 !f
R,.,d o Pubic Works. md wish you - stat. through IN,
n.wpapers whether you viii c"n-@rt - 0c voted Tor az
mcInrci. l.,..,,,, 80. .4,,., my.
MANY CITIZENS or GOOCtiLAND COUNTY.
GUYcnLAHp, Fec. list 1893.
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JAMES GUTHRIE OF KENTUCKY.

From the RuchcS;er(N V Advertiser ebtu"iy -!
a. nroLabe member o! Genera! Pcrc,s cabinet From an
acquaintance formed with Mr. 6. while he was the pfesia
iup officer o th- constitutional convention IN hentuckf IN
1870 the writer strongly impressed win the belief
mai he was d, snch occupy prominent place IN the CO.
yernncnal affairs Of the country mr. IT, Is Union demo-
Graf in the liberal sense and uncs to commanding Ia
Tents and an intimate acquaintance with the wants and re-
sources Of the whole country manners the nest uhane and
propussessing Gen Pierce could not have iecttu man
inr This imp post more likely 10 give satisfaction
10 he whole West; and predict for Mr.. Guthrie mos,
popur career as cabinet officer and sill higher position
no distant dav.
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The news from MEXICO clearly shows how he reliance
can be placed in the promises made ana the Obligations rs
sumed by ,Lul weak and v!ciang government The gov
ernmcn, t.ee days is al'caGy ovrrhro~n hy uehc,u
Iunbardni aud yc; G the contract J when Tue
.n,,dcd government has gv. Americas citizen!
The Mcxican Congress al 1851, which Indrrek !" u'-
nul deere" previous Congress. NAV have rs own &C.
crees annlled way by the government 81 ipno
row or The day alter The rchuan,cec ro"c Is ro' worm
pinch of snu citizens. unless the route i piacec
md The -n,ecpn If cur government. Ga tins point
turns the whole question: Mrxico though inert and I'M
bee lie in action ie, hit uion t"ira'ly a'
.uk. of porv when she transferred The gh from Mexico
10 the United States in hopes Of killing American com.
pany b. another, aud ultimately ccuii"@ mem ooi W.T.
Mason has idea Of being thus entrnpped ani VIII can up
his resolutions.
The above appears in Washington letter in the bam'r'
SUM- Senator Mason has been .'cay asSaed Tor ms coais
on this SUBJECT and Southern WhG papers have qno'ea ap
knowingly the .! free soil Senator'S Hale ana St.
ward in opposition the American claim but Senator Ma
sons aple and manly Report and Speech have been cordial
~ greeted By the public aud will iud responsive echo IN
the heart OF the American people
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Among all the regard 10 the rablnet vi Dehe'a
Pierce we still find the name Of james Campbell OF rem
sy!yana sometimes put forth the tobe Attorney GENERA
and sometimes MS the intended Secretary oil the Navy 6u
who IS james Campbell!
lie, us answer this question. Mr. Campbell is now the
A,r General Of the State oil Pennsy lvana, or IN other
words the legal adviser OF his EXcCIrncy Mr. Bslef Cover
nor Of that democratic Commonwealth. Mr. Campbell pre-.
yous 10 Us acceptance o his present post was Judge OF
one ri the Phidi nia courts I'VE forget "tchl ana was
universally admittt! be honest upright abc learned anu
uupuar he candidate for the bench al The lac eec
ton tut Was defeated through the malicious lnrses "i
certain persons tearing his talents and his popularity
ms,ep.cscutri grossly his principles end opinions
Mr. Campbell is yet young. He can hardly be moro
than ,hrv Yet no has only made his marx IN IN.
world but il is very clear destined 10 become one OF NE
mos, dst,n .usled men of time and country lie Is
one of The most active spirits OF the age. ne l.
cool calm clear minded energetic warm hearted ana alen
cI A. rublic man, lev have more and better claims 20
emnence- he is an eloquent speaker ready lucn wei IN
formed ard reliable He is discreet, cautious, SisacichS'
we'll ycr4cd only il books cui in knowledge 81 iai
KIND and POSSESSES remarkable degree me happv hru
Il oi ndapr. himsrf all persons and al places WIN
ready friy As politician he Is bold straight forward
uncoiriIunsu9iy democratic, and on all GccnspS h''
proved eli hotn III lis pen and his voice 10 DC rue
champion oi popular rights fast friend oil ciSli ana re-
liulpu rt,!.u
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-01

We ere c'alrd 10 BE- able that by the ad:c.
and intervention III mGtna friends tie unfortunate diff.
cT'ss winch have heretofore cx's'cd between The families
Msss's Jnha u Williams and Richard G.. Nors has been
-et;;d ,srn" Gs, -nd satisfactory each
approved b. thai, -ni=
e. DABNEI
mo ROBIN MnANIEL
lNo Fl. PATTERSON
tTHcBE--: ~ c. L. MOSBY.
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# ia stated Ia, INC contract o- tobacco for 'he Hi! ~
vs,,a b,s hcen ,waoet 10 4 A. Mayo, Esq OF n''''
mead Va
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TOT TIC EHl'
DR.. ]. LAWRENCE SMITH.

RICHMOND, February, 1853.
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NEW JERSEY LEGISLATURE

LTSCbE.
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crsprp1Asp CouSTY, Va.
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T!I-s y" IHtIH SEII''D HENUINU
H"r" lh.t i'rc.'. After "tt!.rng large number
tc a:'.rostl ard r,. third lnr motion 0! Mr. III
ccRr ,,r Sr;!a;c ndJ Iurnrd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

B- GEORGE F. PEARSON Is a candidate for
reelection CONSTABLE OF THE SECOND JUSTICES COURT
and solieis the yo ties OF his frends. ieQsta
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and he Is said take wonderfully with the l.ai.s II.
not altogether unaware OF his and
persuasive manner and hitherto thew had besp NJ m
much service him that he placed the utmost conf
dence in them and gave himself credit for being entir.
irresistible with the weaker sex The beautv and NJ
Mrs made an immediate and favorable impression
upon him her delicate foot and ANGLE her svnb
waist the rounded and classic outlin. n, h. H.. - !,
shoulders the wavy chestnut hair and ts fu blsck
flashing for an instant upon him and then turnsd
he unworthy might be unable 10 susta;p tbsi
glance--al combined to produce n powerfpI egsct a,
Berry His visits to that delectable locality hoo, r.,
quent lie spent hours in WANDERING .bon, 10 .,h an
occasional glimpse of the beautiful crs.,u. b
times crossed his path all unconsc,ops ~ a.. e. No.
charms had kindIed
Berry WAS not a man to . Let concesir,e,t ut. ,ro
T. the bud feed on his damask cbeeL y II. ,..ra, h
name and residence. he MANAGED NV ,bons.nd ,naani
Gus little devices to attract her attention 10 him ana b
took an early occasion tn send an e,ormop. houpt =,
rare flowers in the midst of which an. dscovsrsa ,n
perfumed note the euyelone covered with u;naed cia
and the coptepts-we sbs ~ sav .nvtb;n, ahon, ~,
tents for tho yerv good reason that wa dom, kou n,
thing about them further than 90, ho ;rdo.a h ~
effect produced She Jew into an ;mmediat. ana r,h,
downn-earpest passon-not .yactlv sucb a o,s "a psrr
labored under she re.lized com,I.,a,, tho i'd. 90
beautiful embodied storm >, and sor,,. ,b ;g,, a.,
termination to inaict summary punishment bsrsey uno
her nsulter Bst sb. tooh n ,nor. ro..o,.h,a ; -, -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

s s.' a t e s;s9s s. ws
n''t-sundr. 10 order-Toa ass ''''''' D''
ss q. VIA. sa %sS w
Ae"fy Ss'fa q Ts4y $ o,uis Asa. % o
% Ws,s Camden seoss % a coanoy1i
o S % Hewitt az norton Sfss1 ssS' 90
1 s"lsoa q Iss,I il's %
F snssa Tsry 10 hsn dc S.ss ,.
s as %a% & t s % a ass. , gsa'r ' bags
s A. mss., lrs% May s..sS
3, d; q Msass,ss seo-is a.
hassy Blair cs 20 feg' Do s%say sss
S ss. D H. do 70
w,%, 80 ;tss.g s4 bales .o, Wright
Martin, y, 9a "a q 2l. DO na' Miller
Sa 4 T'sP sss,i; H.! @
Rs.s. 40 asS q. 5s,. f .
% DO Foam. bsasr.s &c sn.y fssG As % Fuller
g, %S, % s pssis N.ssr Fas aso
". schaedersSd sco-sa do pork feiows.
cs,,Ss ssi do soap Grief ''H
a. ~ sl,n L o. w.. s.s cotton E.
si S.o 70 sG sSekne stanton Nswnaio do Puryi
10 Sex. Ga d haa e.tsa A Hss
Fy.' $ esHleI q s4l
l. do n.Ti, Tigs A.es do Rugey Blair 4ss Web
S cree se.1 % 500 rs Silea g
u A
loL DO fnsrso Fowler &o-l92 hga butter 1913
kzs butter J. y isonslb bt rho aeo-
bis ehee II bob apples Harley schuiisr-4 %
T~ieh- deo-l5do potGos order-Totll bales
sotton 2tI $500 "
ST DDlsPer steamer rope bacon Waier.
Camden Sei 40 BIDS rlc0c DaPsyAu--l0
To- ia esnes Avts-5 ks Price DO i20 al.
Ell &e 80 hs apples Moon-i4
or connolly dsl0 DO 80 bagzIg, las chs rope
hemp h.thst DIX &Ja-lb bbls ham.
sallansb els Fornan Lsiing .os n r Va
Hds53 do, II bills Duhan-i0 So Y, aupes
sroo snnsl75 do Marin-52 rope IlagsrtYr3s
sod sundres ''
FORT ADAMSPor Natehz bales cotton Oakley
ait~kns-+I doA Wright deo ~ b Carroil
~ DO PHyns Harrisona3 do Mohes,
yonA-l2 do Wight Wiinas George Connolly 10 do
George PoAd.s do BlIne &oos do Kelly FrAzer6 do
er'rd &co do Allan 80 Darby Trem5ue-a Do sugar
ord Total bales A-'
GRAND PRAlREPsr steamer Iones-s5 bh. ,ol..,s. q
oNer-42 y Urquhatt 5a do piosmd
taiion--1O do NINE Asrandre-6 do N Martin.
ST lOUlsPs Aleck soot3-l bbs flour II do nck Il
DO apples do bali 90 lard brnn o ,;svs
do9ll4 dc corn Woodruff arotY00
20 MeheH Eco IA kg butter, 54
Adams 80 bbs 30 hrbn, utr
butter ~ candles 100 do starch kys and
butter VT gh Acct do Gerdn frkins do Voob.s
"tgg de9-9h bbs eggs Gsrsin &so5O D.Sa
lyD 20 cheese q DoOns cks bacon,
d.s-ss bale cotton Payne Harrison ospeT AGO so 40
Wright W inins teoll do Brander, Williams 6eo-l5 40 Powell
10 Bogsrt, Avefy9i
-sundres 70 order-Totsl bales -
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YAZOO RIVER.
MEMPHIS.

Aner IOUlsA Keeling VII above. freight
81 WHITE BUCHANAN. 81 Fulton street.
Will WEDNESDAY, November b at o'clock N.
ENOR MEMPHIS, HELENA, NAPO- - -
LION LAKE. PRorlnFNcE, NATCHEZ, L-FaS16tiES<
kCksBr RIG and al arlayiiat- l.. .ns. R .r saozk
WEDNESDAY Mem 3his Pisbrt BULLETIN No. 2.-The nne
BULLETIN NJ Zap CtAs B. Church, will
morning
JOHN E. HYDE, Il Poyaras street.
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vCKSBURG-Pers NJ wright-3s0 Wright
Williams dccls6 do Estn Lee &co-6s Wright
srrson2e do Curry Personll7 do Suicides
andr Wiisms Aeo5B do Swiney, eosS Buehsn
Carroll &co-40do Frierson Fowler
II Fraser &cols do Pinrkard &eol6 do MeRea
&co-l6 do Deunonn deo0 do Hewitt Norton
do Powell Hopkins do BossIt Foley Avss do Robson
do Pomroy &cot do Feowes &eo6 do
Nelson &eosunds to orderTota bales
DONALDSoNyILLE-Pet steamer Mary FAy-9O hhds sugsr
bills mossss Boga Foley Ayerys hhds II bbs
ReloeqlS do hhds Brand LsndTy4 hhds
mack sres weso bb Flower Acc IS Dbl. molas.s
10 bales irosea ayds-s5 do order5O
Augusn Thibsu-Total hhds 6s bbs
YAzoo cTYper steamer Ahcnsi bale. cotton Ward
Wright williams Acos9 do Felowe &ee4o do
Me,ca6s do Buchsnnon, Carroll &ee-6 do Hayden-I57
Harrson4s do Buekner Stanton do
Williams eoso do Byrns 4eo-S2 do Ta,e2! do Hem
mngway Fdiander24 do swney, Green &co-30 williams
do Smith, johnson seste do Bsckqi do
Alen-l69 do r DyasTotsl bales cotton 1881.
BAYOU sARA-Per Gpsy9s bales Brugier-
MCCALL bbs moasaes Braud Landry-l1
Bsscq- bale Yeaiman Acct bbs half do -four
and sundries to order
BAYOU sARA-Per EmpsrortS bales Payne
Harrison do Ward Jonss-6 do Mnbsgsr Aco29 do
Lee-i3 Oakley Hawkns-lo hhd Laave MoCai6 dc
Augun Thbaut59 hbs molasses Braud Lsndy-sundres
order.
ATCHAFALAYA-Pers Whites bales Wright
Williams dee3i do Nugeu &o3T do Laande2s Gerard
&o2s do Payne Harrison20 do Anderson Metcaf6 do
Beloeq-is do WATERS Camden &eos do Rochereau &eo-a
Byrns Acos do Smith deos do MeRas Csduan &eoods
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brought into the Fourth District Court Saturday
to answer to the same charge upon which his brother
Aldermen had been east into prison few days before
The rule it will be remembered had served up
on him at that time, and he had before him the
melancholy prospect of solitary confinement
The counsel for plaintiff however, declared that he
would not the prosecution in this he not
desire to witness repetition of the operation performed
by Judge Lee which he seemed consider better than
outside assistance rendered to Jail birds by of
- outsider
Mr., Guyol was accordingly discharged, after some
learned observations from Judge Reynolds tending
show his dsspprova of any interference with his author
ity by Court of concurrent Jurisdiction
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

DEApLY Ass.uLr.-James Cain Ia direct descendant Of
the first murderel and Patrick oHars were on
arraigned before Recorder Winter the charge
ing the night before Tchouritoulas street knocked
down David Moohan with sungsbot and afterwards
yeaten him severely that his life is despaired The
scoundrels remanded for examination
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-31

surrosEp MuRDnRER ARHEsrEp-w lillian Star was
yesterday arrested by officers McCloskey and Dillon on
the charge Of having killed fireman Of the steamer R.
Jones in August last on board that boat The bomi-
eide was committed distance up the river and the
body was buried at Nine Mile Point The murderer had
hitherto managed to eude and it is not now
certainly known that Star is the who committed the
deed. lie committed to await an examination
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GALVESTON AND INDiANOLA-Pcr steamship Louisiana
bb -four loo bbs whisky 1870 b potao $50 do pork
10 do brandy n SKIS 50 do coffee 80 do salt 1850 soap
Is do candles 100 b is cks wns 10 do bacon
tobacco, 50 pkgs urutture 81 do mdse.
LlNERpO0L-Per ship fiartely-lsb6 bales cotton.
LlyERPOoL-Pers hlp 5'anaia-2lb1 bales cotton.
BoSToN-Per bark lIamtou5sg bales cotton 10 mdse IO
bbls molasses rolls leather 1000 slaves.
HAyANA-Per schr Mdas-Al Manifest 10 to be seen.
ST lAGO DE CUBA-Per schr not to SEEM
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS

OFFICE DAILY CRESCENT,
Monday Morning, October 81, 1858
CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Louisiana, Smith, for Galveston Indanola,
Ship HARTLEY, Morrill, Liverpool, Gan.v 4 ~
Ship Gran da, Bslchsder for LIVERPOOL
Bark Hamilton Driver, % Boston, " Hynson
Schr Midas, Rosf h, Tor HAVANA n Cnhvzac ia
schT Roam, unnson, for St Iago de Cuba DeYissef Sec
ARRIVED.
Ship Horizon Th0mpon for Newport, Wales 0s August,
-Pelnt.
schr Oregon LecOq days from Tampico,
Bark Aqula, Newell 70 from Boston, district
Spanish barb Pslni Julio days from Havana ballast
Point.
SPANS. bark Yeow Gsvi from Havana ballast master
I'd district.
spAnh brig nig.ra, Mass days from Maauza ballast
Castillo Il tiarsp--Si district.
steam boats
VI NJ Wright, Clarke, Vicksburg
Mary Foley Ransom, from Lafo1rche,
Anon, Wallace, from YaIoo city.
Gpsy, IRE from Bayou Sara.
Emperor, Landry, from Bayou Sara.
Louisa, Keeling, Memphis.
HR W Hill, Newell from Memphis.
Sonora, laBurgo, from St Louis.
Mary Bess, NAPLES, Alexandria
I P feathers, Bennett, from Napoleon.
ED White, Effort, from Atehaialaya
Natehez Nc q Clarke from Fort Adams.
X NJ Jones' lawss, from and Prairie,
Aeck Scott Sellers, from 81 Louis
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srABBISs-As ARRAY occurred at about two o'clock
yssterdsy morning in the neighborhood of Pcydras
Market in which one William Masterson was so severely
stabbed or cut as 10 render his recovery doubtful His
bowels were cut in several places protruded
from the wound He conveyed to the Charity Hos.
,ttal
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TAMPIC0-Per schr Oregon specie 10
do Bgi &coa2000 do PUG To-t3
do Burnside &cosi5O do BlossmanflTOoJ Cuuieu-s4
do de fueutss slOO0 do orier-s6, do
hides bales sspsrs 30 do demiohns beans lot
fruit S Fernandez Total specie s3s,Sb5.
NEWPoRT-Per ship Horizon-Rsirsad iron To order.
bark quiii md