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- RENAPE ABLE EsCAPE.-On Saturday evening
last, while the Tabernacle was filled with an
enthusiastic audience, the pavement leading to
The doorway Of the building gave way and fell
with tremendous crash into the cellar below
The regular speakers had concluded, and Mr.
Douglas was called on for speech he had not
Lcen speaking above two or three minutes when
the crash was heard many persons started up
in alright to learn the cause, and the audience
,were only pacifdd by repeated assurances that
nothing serious was the matter. On going
to the door we We're shocked at the narrow
cape which great many persons undoubtedly
met with for had not Mr. Douglas been called
On to speak the whole Of the people in the build
ing would have been crowding cut upon this
hollow pavement, and the probability is that
many would have been precipitated into the cell
lar below, some ten feet deep; and the descent
Of the large hag-stoles Of the pavement upon
them 1oubtelly would have killed and injured
great number Of persons How little is the
public safety cared for The buildings next to
the Tabernacle have been pulled down, and
workmen have been cxcavating the foundations,
thereby shaking the pavement from its place,
and rendering the ground, over which some
thousands would pass, hut little better than a
vast man trap, wanting but some unlucky move
ment, or the weight Of number Of persons to
spring it, and carry misery and death to many
q home m Y. Tribune, lith
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ELECTION NOTICES.

gaf3~ J. G. PoNDExTER, Superintendent Of
Eng Delivery City Post-oaice, CLERK
or TIE FIRST DISTRICT COURT. mis- Ls'
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TnrRL0w WEED AND FREDERICK DouGLAss.-
The Albany Evening Journal publishes in ex-
tense the great anti-slavery speech lately de-
liyered in this city by Frederick Douglass, and
speaks Of it as very extraordinary, powerful,
and eloquent production. But the black Doug
lass is little too fierce on the slavery question,
even for the Journal The venerable Mr.,
Weed agrees with Fred that Liberia, away out
there in Africa, among the wild negro barba-
rians of the slave coast, is rather too savage a
place for those more fortunate descendants Of
liam who have enjoyed the comparative bless
ings of slavery in our Southern States but
Master Weed is willing to make compromise
lie thinks the islands of the Caribbean sea,
which include Hayti, would be excellent places
for the establishment of colonies of our free
colored people. We should like to know, how
ever, whether Douglass would rather be sub
iect of the black Emperor Solouque than the
slave again of his former master in Maryland.
What says Douglass concerning the Caribbean
islands and the Caribs IN. Y, Herald 10th.
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~-=ssE----.aa<E--

FROM PoRTo CARBELLo.-Advices from Porto
Cabello have been received to the 9th ult The
yellow fever had entirely disappeared, The
coffee and cocoa crops were very short, and sew
eral vessels, after waiting for cargoes, four or
five months, have been forced to leave with hut
half cargoes on board
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-24

GETTING RID OF THEM The Austrian Com
mandant Of Liyorno Leghorn) has recently SEN
fenced one Richard Frang, lawyer of that
city, to five years Imprisonment in irons NJ
Frangi was accused Of Being " a violent dema-
goguc" five had such laws as these in this
country, wonder what would We DO for prison
room Let Tammany Hall particularly give
thanks that it isn't located in Laghorn about
electiuu lilnes
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TT 2. ". BERrN, for L

515- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
or IHE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. mh2s
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III Me-CANAL STREET. @ II
ICE-ICE-ICE.

aCEt lCEi-J. STAFFORD & Co, Wholesale and
& Retail Dealers in ICE No u Ean Fields opposs
son Railroad DePS lower de No. 1859 Old Lyee :srss
u
No Tchoupiioua
Houses between Ninth Harmony
ri-t- isnI
ECE-500 to 1000 tons Ice, to arrive about the
Nav hy VIII NEY 4 CO, Camp e. mhaA
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.I.J- THOMAS c. POOLE is a candidate fol-
CLERK OF TIE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. nl9 ID
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CRESCENT JOB OFFICE.

The attention OF the public called the superior facilities OF
this office for the execution Of EVERY VARIETY of
ScQa, !Net, Rpb :sgGnfp Mstter= ?Pysgg aBrintino,
FROM a MAMMOTH POSTER
r. he smallest aud mast delicate Gard otd Circin,
In style OF unsurpassed beauty and elegance, and prices
moderate any office in the city,
THE CRESCENT JOB OFFICE
othe complete and extensive in the South lase
additions of the
--latest Styles of Types, Borders and Ornaments,
Have recently been made and the latest Improvements nl
business will contnue to be introduced fast
they make their appearance in the Northern
and Western Type Foundres.
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING,
In Gold, Colored Inks and Bronze,
Executed with and Dispatch in the latest and most
brilliant style.
f- attention will be given 10 the Printing Ct STEAM
BoAT BILLS and CARDS, STEAMSHIP BILLS Eud POsTERsi
for whh departments great been given in the selection Of
Materials Having Press OF immense dimensions, are enabled to
be procured elsewhere.
Particular attention viii also be bestowed upon LAWYERS
BRIEF pohe Of which will be furnished at the shortest notice
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Ess- Editors OF the Crescent Please an
olGe WILLIAM J. CAsTELL lauiidae the ofin CLERK
+ THE THIRD DISTRICT COURT " NEW ORLEANS. mhl+
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hs 5lgl pyery a I @ Pes:aace, is candidate or CLERK
ga53- JOHN ORCHARD is a candidate for CLERK
or The SECOND DISTRICT COURT nh2s
Gz8~ P. NJ BERrN, for the past fourteen
Il Cert gaqld9s f., s G G 81 o. the said sEGos2
-
~ THOMAS c. POOLE is candidate for
CLERK OF THE SECOND DISTRICT COURT. m1a I'd
Gss- Editors of the Crescent Please an
Of rilE TfI6 fR5f 55tRl u 2w ORLEANS mia
gas~ Messrs. Filters: Please announce me as
o ORLEANS o ~ i''iI fas3es ,oGSE3 p i
zss- WILLIAM P BEDLoCK, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the Court that na be ogapizs to
gs~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
DISTRICT COURT Court the DO changed
Es- JAMES A. HOPKINS is candidate for
CLERK OF TIL FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
Ma14 --------.
1z:g~ THOMAS GILMORE, Clerk of the Fourth
DISTRICT coLHr NEW ORLEANS, candidate for reelection
5as- For CLERK OF FIFTH DIsTRucr CorRr.
& 81 m f p cT 60 q n u kl.,s, 1n5 e
s44ie Jay b. ,..la gsd to- tie
n6- Messrs Editors: Please announe VIM
A. NoTT IS candidate CLERK THE FIFTH DISTRICT
COURT UAi4
Ia3~ For CLERK OF THE FIFTH DISTRICT
CoGRT-GEORGE WASHINGTON LEWIS, the prs.-n. Minute
District NcwOears which situation he has
flied last y4a ot hnse candidate r the
CLERkSP said Whatever Court may
he changed to. fell ID
ne FRANCOIS BoULIGNY is candidate for
CLERK or THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT
Election Third AtUNpA, in June. my6 til
re- II T. JOHNSON, candidate for CLERK OF
| THE SIXTH DISTRICT COURT.
ne" WM. HENRY WATERS, Candidate for Con-
sts6- The Justices C5a E'iou, Monday No
| vcmberrcHt, mvl0 IA
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Esy~ Messrs. Editors: Please announce me as
eialfae CLERK OF The THIRD DIST cT COURT OF NEW
ORLEANS. FRANCS AOUNEi, INKS
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Deputy t late Probate The present see9ut D
ri Court i candidate CLEKsfIIP Of the said SECoN
DISTRICT COURT VII sayer Court my bs change
70. mLl2
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hss~ WILLIAM p BEDLoCR, for CLERK Of the
THIRD DISTRICT COURT the that rs be organized
Eufr- ei
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DEATH or TIECg, THE GERMAN PoEr The
last arrival from Europe brings intelligence Of
the death Of the venerable German poet, Lul-
wig Tieck, which took place at Berlin, on the
morning of April IS Tieck has Justly been
called Z" the last Of the great poets Of the great
poetic age Of Germany" He was born in Ber-
lin, May 81, lbs, AMI had accordingly nearly
completed his eightieth year at the time Of his
death
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-05-24

VIRGINGA ELECTIoN-Ih election in virginia
for members Of Congress, the Legislature, and
the Board of Public Works, takes place on
Thursday the 18th inst, and both parties are
rallying their respective forces for the occasion
The democrats in some Of the Congressional Dis
tricts, are considerably divided, while the wings
are well united.
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The sihscrbr would respectfully cali tho attention Of
Phys Families his we'll asserted stick
comprising eserY article his line Of bans1, All OF b,
examination, will BE- FRESH AND GENUINE purncN
season. SODA WATER AND MEAD Of W very best qal wsS~
establishment with all the popular Mineral
CONGRESS- BLUE LICK, etc. Bar Rooms supplied
she with PURE HONEY ESSENCE PEPPERMINT
G0lLEY BITrERS, ETC. THOMAS RANKIN,
AL dtwly Druggist and Apohecay Camp and Roy sts
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Es~ We are authorized to announce Colonel
CHARLES A. LAbuZAS Csaiua CLERK Of the THIRD
DISTRICT COURT whatever Court the DO changed
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\ challenge recently made by the owners Of
tue clipper ship Sovereign of the Seas, to back
her against any ship afoat, has been accepted
by the eminent ship-buider, VIM II webb, OF
New York, who has offered to bet $4,000 on
the ship Young America, now fitting out at New
York The trial is to include voyage from
New York to San Francisco, both vessels loaded
and to sail together, OF within thirty days OF
each other
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COTTON AND TosA9co sTATEMENT.

CDrrDs-basa 1osscCo--hhlh
Stock on hand Sept l. 1852 III. 9532 1874
Received since ...... ,GZ3 l2l 53oH
Yesterday loG=1 623,23O 374=540 1s
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ENOR SALE.-A double frame House and 81
LOT sJame St. John BGptiIt ~
District. Tte
m rtyvo
hlHtrsd deep running lack alley; hous
eide ale The aud oas d Tor
twenty dollars sptiy
jena If c. b BRoApNElL Z CO., 81 Fcydras street
aTARM FOR SALE - Containing 996 ~
land. within I've Of Antonio, wv
order, wi $50 !encAi3-
with Iiast III BE- sod
Gears q d o. e1tn i.. a 20 70 1lA1 z-r--t NIL
OZARK FOR SALE.-A fast Sailing -
Bark $50 400 barrels capacity twelve sss
well found 10 sails rigging als aud IL complete order fs
For apply to c BOGEET CO.. ii Ciips lanl
EHOR SALE-The hulk Of steamer e~s :.
a. DLADEAi, lying latDoat landing Fires .skSns-
dec2s MSn0WE1L Jr., 4 CO., Il rSydris .trce
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HLEGTIMATE CHILDRES,-The following act
has been recently passed and approved in Mas
sachusetts
When, after the birth Of an illeeitimate
child, his parents have intermarried, or shall
intemarry, and his father has acknowledged,
or shall after the MARRIAGE acknowledge him as
his child, such child shall be considered as legt-
innate to all intents and purposes
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NOTICES.
TACKsON RIFLES, ATTENTION !
r AFAYETTE AND PosrcHARrRArS Raj

- hereby adjourned meeting ~ "A
this Company WEDNESDAY NIGHT zsth inst, ats NJ ~
O'Clock punctual every neuber oEr~ed
by orisf Of Lieut.. C. H. Forne Cong. ,o,,
tft9 J. A. COLLIE, O 9.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.


C0TToN-There better demand yesterday and
the embraced fully 1000 bales mostly at Saturday.
rates. We still quote:
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. - TUE u -. '-7I7
Exported to date 46sG 600 349I9
yesterday. 3s74=147247I N63l-356
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EDUCATION FOR THE PEoPLE.-on the

ESDUCA1lON FOR The PEOPLE.-Dn the
first day M4y par. Er Of HE POPULAR EDUCATOR
ubsAsi No. u street, New York Fc IN cents
win The coilpretetNe Eircht2na Peoaca
is-reA vii include regular OF Au 7toa ia
knowledge. 1t proposes 10 introduce the people
a haGt kr5wici- mi to aErf 70 individual
man / : meat . 4 implicit. secular education.
follow Gnie b. the whole held q
huna Gch uUber Il u Educator will contain articles
Of The departments. Toe N Geography val be
panied it copper AGI the eseia every
ctncf which admit Of il vail luE rated by
Egray Nothing which artistic sk do
~ several i-ct7, will tie neglected.
THE POPULAR EDUCATOR embraces the i3o"ing Departments
sub
H. TITGRAL HISTORY, Geography, Boory osy, Miner
sl52y ani Geology.
ILL., 5AfIlEMAII5s. Ar-m tic a seJta Gone NJ AIer--i-
" PHYSICAL SCIENCES. Mechanics, States Dyuancs lly
drlrlc Opucs Ar-astica, CHI nsr!, Astronomy.
" INDUSTRIAL SCIENCES. tlrAing Hunting, Agriculture
Manufactures, Mining, Mstsllurgy CoiHng Modes Of Cotia-
n-fatIon, Improvements.
VI rISE ARTS. :n pautn, Sculpture, Architecture
s.s Poetry, oman ntal Lands;aFe and Gardens UFLA
mental Art.
vi. ANTHK0PoGoGY. MN, Anatomy, Physiology.
VIZ. HISTORY. U4ory, bi7-raqbv, a.hLo osy
*. PHILOSOPHY. Mental aud Moral s. ience, Logic
i. POLITICAL SCIENCE iAH'oystn1n ut Political Economy
NJ CIVILIZATION. Newspapers Journals Lectures, Learned,
Societies and Institutions.
MI AsCELANEA. Notices OF Books. Answers CorresPou-
e Tie s43aeepe part. Of THE POPULAR EDUCATOR will ap
pear gu the hr4, any OF every month
s rr9r, NJ 81 50 anuur. Postage cent in
adyance ALEXANDER NJ NIGOALRI Il Spruce street, N y.
An sold IS Booksellers -e1eTai.y. J. G. MORGAN,
APIS I'm Wholesale Agent AMI Cohsisu-e, new Orleans.
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III Eh9 9Jp Az AND II I'm ltks
In with hr Caroon -7EH OKLEI rs
r. LINE FONTtHiRTRAIB.-=
TRAINS. WEEK DAYS.
.... FA Nt0'sa,E t ,a=tf1ga) % LAKE P,'yhf -
From tllo TIyoli Circle epois s. -" 10 H. A.
MI, ?,8l 50, : P, ".
SUNDAYS
Tvo G.reie DpsG H. H. II A. NJ.
YP NJ which the following Express Trains from Itoi
Circle ~, "a, AZ, ~, 81, ~ p. NJ.
From lake FoHtsIIdiH (riu t5rro) 10 NsuOsIHF
WEEK DAYS.
PerIdo and Tyo Circle napo6H ~, 50 ~. lo'4,
ny A. NJ, l-lgi ~ VI, S5g AZ 81, OR ~ - T. al
SUNDAYS.
10 Ps'.!o ltret and Ty Circle Dep tse5, FL. 81,
A. NJ l r. NJ which The following Trains
1iyol Crr; u. -, - ~, so, b4, Ia So r NJ
t4- An Trains take upu land passengers CarrUon
- Egp Trains ONLY AT Horse Station and jackson street
~ Baggage etc received At Depats only.
Between NrwOrrans Cnrolltnl Is cents
Clrloa aud Lake rouehamn 10 eenta each way
apps
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FESliE UNDERSIGNE
OH The olduslablishsd hcusa
aRBQulN MARETT & CO., fer
the sale OF the superior BRAN
DIES, also SOLE IMPORTER Of
the celebrated P 0 U l. I N { Y
sRANDT, ia aow prepared 90
receive orders for sither, TO BE-
Slapped dlrsctto any porttn the
uuion ,attheioweatmArke.pgiesS
q Cognae.
E-sAGP.ss saassseoRa tue
ssiss -
isei lJs
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III m u II Il ANU fUNIIHATsI EhI-s w 1I1I477f1
4 CoMPANY.NEw OaLEAss Fourth District kprl ~ 1888
Subscribers 70 he Stock Of this Company hereby ohed VA a.
nsiAnent TEN PER CENT seventh WI be doe
and naas The fs u the Company, no " Rss' "a Ss
mil "a - w. 7. GfILs3ORr, Secretary.
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Sight AND SHORT SIGHT CHECKS ON
- NEW YORK Tor atle a the City Bank Of
uh46 COCHRAN & CO, So Camp street
aIXCHANGE ON PHILADELPHIA, at sixty
A days. sieht for sale by J. Fl. ASFIRRIDSE a Co,
IT.3l s. = Crtss street.
II ENTUCKY and INDIANA BANK NOTES
111s -'', '' cdoHnAN Co, Camp
Anew ORLEANS and Car La, Al ;.e.5s;:;sg;
l y ral,.cr .a. ro4l Car lion i.ine
ber-rtl4e 81 Traira. F-ay. 81 FDrisdass
Horse Ca-s--e5s and - a va, ip54 #1d NJ p y.
Steam rlt-s- =FrT ha4r EieEa 10 It'- nclus
S4,t Ens.l4 r-fla. il TIlttF.
Fraf4 Carrs'3c5:
Horse Cars and =. q, su4 !OP
Steam Isa;caT end toGr afThGdBun p
summer, unit. hai.pAst r. winter.
EARgls Cren under Il and Servants 10 cents
ethd Monday ehTaAfy
AID end on .hg second Monday 10 November.
LAFAYETTE LINE
nv Thete caIsran ADJ from the pspo Eel Baotnsssres
Departure i Cas-
10 Winter, irola Lafayette and fto'eieef'
Ut2ei, Is baEoa1r s'Tsei...,,,.75s 5 and 81
Ia Summer, rom Lafayette. and
Ar witch tie viii leave each terminus every t!sosn minutes
o'close Pa.
Then OF 81, - lG ard II P. H.,tiom the Depot,
Aai ~, - and lUll p. H., fEtn l..tayett
FhEK-loceutc. Caiiroa under Il yearp, hal price,
= ztt C5fsflI Ia Meeting etc,
ptd the mentioned hours. uhal
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Ess- JAMES A. HOPKINS is q candidate for
CLGR. Of TL FOURTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW ORLEANS.
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Gs5- The new, light draught passenger packet

DRESDEN, william svst mister, leaves FOR ST. LOUIS
40 u nstnodts landings THIS EVENING O'clock positively.
sngsri and shippers will ens Ice In readiness above
myY4 oGLESBY 4 NhGAuLAi, O. relouptoulass street.
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SUNDRIEs-
~ HAVANA CoFFEE--i5l bags prime
CLAREI-5Oi choice
WOODEN WARE-i00 dozen Zinc WashbOards, $50 dozo
Br0oms
SUGARCURED HAAIS-i5 terces Duhield's AMI Stat &
Shays;
PRIME BEEF-400 barrels;
RICE-Gn tierees prime;
GROUND COFFEE-l50 boSea, for sale by
$50 Nv CONVERSE 4 CO. 81 TclQuPtOalsa ss, /.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUC u

ARANSASper chr Star 80 ldcs Il l. -aunds ord
PENSAtO LAP,r schr Aurola: 1890 q luu.bsr odtr
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WANTED.

nRAY HORSE WANTED large, ~
j Saag DPAY HORSE asuted-ons ed to hrayy <3l
aaasg m which sooi price viii hsEven. Agpi7a is n ace
m
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sYgAaBoAr n.rAarunEs.

Rf-- The regular Tennessee River Packet
NOIuCAN Capt IRWIN leave FLORENCE all nrmed
,i- lsndings TfiiS EVENING, O'Clock.
uygI WHITE 4 BUCHANAN. 81 fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
IRISH DEPARTMENT.
LACR WORK.


Ireland Ia vary noted for her linen manufactures,
which we have heretofore referred to In full. She
also is calculated for her lace work and sewed
hnimanufactDres, surpassed probably by no other
ration in the world. In the English department, In
Ne gallery. large glass case is filed with spect
mems Of Irish lace work, which cannot hut interest
uelady viters to the Palace, equal to anything else
IN exhibition. Capes, dresses, cloalz. shawls bon
ne, Of lace and lace embroidery, excite tho admirs
Non Of all the females who see them. Sosc idea can
he formed ofthe extent Of thess mssofactures from
shs following account Of the number of SCHOOLS
Iioyed IN ireland by one arm alone-Jcbn Hisg'as &
Co., The exhibitors Of tine case above alluded TO. 50
:mpsrtaat is this manufacture considered IN the
Emerald Isle, tbst ii is made @ branch o. female
education IL all the converts and parish schools
throughout the island, az much esteemed az the
s.udy Of music, drawing. or any osher Of the poii.e
accomplishments.
In the disersnt counties Of Ireland, John Higgins
4 CO. employ the folio wing numbet OF converts and
,ar;sh soheOIa:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
Supreme C0ust-special Tcrsn
Before Jad0c Morris.

rvClstOS-STAY or PROCEEDINGS,
Eyse Il. IusTaEt against Nicholas QgacseaIos
md oskcrn-In thia Gaze motion was made by tho
desepdants fer en- injunction, restraining the plain
tT fruD, the farther prosecution of this action until
the 6ral determination Of the issue in a cause now
pending In the Supreme Court OF this city, In which
the above named defendant, Nicholap Qusckenbos, is
plaintiff, and the above named plaintiff defendant.
The papers ussd upon the argument OF this motion
show The following hcts :--On the 18th Of Novem-
hcy, 1852, Nicholas Qusckenbose and Others dcfeR-
donta in this cause, instsuted suit in the Ssprene
Court Of the city Of New York against John A. Tar
rant, tho psintn In this suit administrator Of Janes
Tarrnnt. deceased, to declare void and cancel Ger
tain mortgage, given By Henry Feltus QuackenboB.
one Of the defendants, to the above named James
Taxrant, in his lifetime, upon certain houses and
lots, situated in the city Of New York, and
particularly described In the mortgage and in
the complaint On the Gotta OF September, 1852,
Issue was oined in the cause in th. Supreme Court
hy the arswey o. TIE defendant In that suit, the
rlcrtR Ia this- On the 23d Ct December, 1859, the
above named John A. 1a,rsnt commenced this suit
Ia the Supreme Court, 90 administrator OF James
TaIrant (dsadl against al the dcfeedsnts, TO fore
close The said mortgage given by the said Henry
Teltus Qoachenbrs, mentioned In the suit In the
Supreme Court On the 7th OF February, 1859 Issue
was ioncd in ths sQa BY ths cint answer Of all tho
defendants.
In tLis motion The defendants claim that decision
Of the SUIT Of Nicholas Qusckenbc~ We. Jonn A. Tar
yalt Ia tho Supreme Court, VIII settle thc question
Involved in this eut, and that as the issue In the
Supreme Coart II the Oldest, and tn prevent uone-
ceessry expense ths snis should bc stayed uat that
IL decided.
dcoislcn OF the censc In the Supreme Court
IN favor Of the validity OF Che mortgage does not
leave the necessity for the continuance and dctermL
ration Of tbls sut but decision Of this cause wcuid
settle oil The issues between the parties as well the
validity Of The mortgage az the amount and lien q
the indebtedness, ard tho collection of IL. Tho
plaintiff has right to enforce thc collection c biz
demand. The Cause In the Supreme Court would not
DO that I,cendsnta Inction denied. With ten
dollars cests 10 p'shtA tcs opposing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-23
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There is o large Uount Of fishing tackle In the
CrystA Palace. which duly end crowds Of admirers.
Eisbins pole sef the most beautiful ash, gad hooks
20 tempt,nGly baited that sh could hardly refuse to
bite. delight tbe eyes OF the Ilodern Izaak Wa!tons
who daily crowd around them. Ono case Of fly
hooks. eaited is exhibited by Mr.. j. Prtcharj who
u probably surpassed ly Gonc lin the manufacture
Of these articles. Mr. Prtchard Cor nany years
cartier CT tie New YoGK HsaALD, and Ike hun
eIeds Of Lis brethren in tia oJoupstion by frugalty
AMI industry be acquired sufficient competency TO
establish himself ia this business OF manufacturing
tsfing Tickle in which he bids fir to take the lead
Nothing could be made more beautiful aad natural
tian the tempting fish bats Of artificial flies which
Dir. Pritchard displays in tue Palace. His cSAe is in
Ihe gallery over the eud Of the north nave. Our
readers Would be sur prsed to know what amount OF
capital Is involved in this branch Of trade. There
are several large stores in this city, giving employ
n,ent 70 En- Immense number in the manufact IRE Of
aLeSe Articles. Those Gho delight In the sport Of
fishipg-and no evinces good taste and Judgment
who dOcs not-cannot refuse TO call and examine the
display q Mr. Piitahard in those instruments
which enhance very much the pleasure Of this
s8.ua.1eat.