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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
BROOKLYN ITEMS.

FIRE AID ACcIDEST.-Nesterdsy morning about
o'clock fire broke cut in the lower part OF three story
brick house on COnOver-st, Wlcotf owned by VI
Chester Brdell aud occupied the first floor by the
widow Murphy liquor store aud up stairs by numer-
ous families The flames made such rapid headwiy that
The occupants escaped with difficulty Patrick Roach ami
wife Who occupied the third Story finding all the avenue.
Of ecre.s BY tn usu, cut oil compelled Jump
,tt of the front Wiudow distance Of SONS rfy feet
Mrs Roach was ri KIDD up in senseess condition having
been seriously injured and her husband striking an roa
not in his descent sustained fracture of Of l-y-
twas rumor.d that a child lost in the flames bit ~ IN
II has since been ascerianed not the fact Au adjoining
building on the a-o occupied liquor was
greatly dana I'd in the third and fourth stories by FRI snl
water combined and the house the other side Ike
wis, considerably damaged The place where the fire
originated entirely consumed With the contents COM
rrsipp the most part cheap qpors and canister
Al oihor fixtures together with watch and ia
Hills the property Of Mrs Murphy The of the
MINER floors lot nearly all their 1rni Those in
adjoining houses saved nearly ALL The loss the build
mos 4. estimated at about 900 insured That Of th4
cupauts Ike sum, mostly uninsured The tire originated
from accident
Tie Fire Department promptly on hand and the en-.
enes present Nos 3 T. d. lj H. -. II and 70 formed
In two linz and drew water from the Atlantic Dock .sn
distance Of four block They succeeded 10 protesting
The adjoining property sthoush the difficulty fst ex
.. reced the of water IN the nmedite vicinity.
reverico them from playing the Use IN which the IRE
broke out until il was nearly burned down.
Dpowsrp Mas FoUNu-lhe body Of an unknown
man a. found drownedin Gowanus BAY Yesterday, htvny
hen Il, ated to the los the acton of the tide l. pr
s.r,d the appearance Of having been IN tde tor
considerable length Of time Coroner Bal was notified.
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nc ID a the Minipg Board were


So s,sr........b6o q Lo0 Mineral Co. v Co.. 10 =
$50 so............essh p 10 PnsniH Golt..... II
McCuIoch. 81 wss bid; North CArolnN 10 Morris,
4 fulton i, SC &c.
Tie books for subscription 70 the s95000o Of the uniS
sued stock Of the Central Railroad of NewJersey will be
opened at the Bank Of America Monday and tbs pro-
ceed will be applied the construction OF second track
and other nproy rendered necessary by the grow
ing business Of the Road.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has renewed the official
notice that tie Five Per Cent stock o. the United States,
issued under the act of March So will be redeemed on
presentation at the Treasury Department the LIST Of
July after which date interest thereon will cease The
certificates may be transmitted by mail receipt #
which drafts wi be RENTED for the INT, payable by
such Assistant Treasurer the holder OF the stock may
designate.
The Totep" the seventh steamer Of the Parker Vein
Company arrived this morning from Philadelphia and the
eighth the Caledonia, will leave Philadelphia to-day
The Commercial adyices by the Baltic very i'm.
prant but favorable rather than otherwise Cotton was
active and improving Breadsuis quiet The Bullion
IN the Bank stl increasing and money cay outside
A, lower figures Consols were more buoyant closing
AT q- In American Stocks the trans actions were
not large but prices fully sustained The quStston,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
uARRIED.

CAMEROS-sTITESM Ptil6ephia, stephen 2 Of suaoa
Can Of Con staten ald May A. ONLY daughter o. Gea
Herry : Stifex Of Gee Co. I'D.
CUNNNGHAM-HUT CHENS-At Ciacin1sfi OHIO, jane n
sham Ma Lucr dauxhfer ate Dyer
Hufcbs -. a. Cterry Valley n. I.
CObY-C ABLEAf Nevtursh. Ohio June Joseph A Cody Of
NsWl Ck CRY, Ard Ms klyirs X, daushte & Gable.
HUNT-W ALKER-At Boston. June n Edw ard Hunt G Ms
L. daughter Of CommEdeT W. NElke L. " al o.
Boston.
JONES-MIZNER-On June IS Tr-vue neAr jersey hadn't
Ioa Charles ord jones' o. N-s-Yoik Ibea MLler
dsushftf q Hoe James seIpl-. Of I lnois
I-RCOMBE-CHANPlON.-Af savannah, Ga Jane IS z j.
Lsrctn Of EeWi orb % kiTa A. Champon Of Ssv2aa-h
hcNAHON-GAkDNkR- Ar CoshCt0n Ohio, JAM - Nlllal
MshIb0B ROOe Ms MAEy Gardner Hsry Of Chat0a
Ousi4s Co, n 4.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME COURT-sPEctAL TERN-Bef7re judge EDNosDs
In H. matter of Margaret Harold alleged luna,ic
Mssrs John Patterson. George l. Dexter and stephen
Valentine appointed Commissioners % inquire into alleged
lunscy.
Referred.
Henry r. siotwei AT Herman Mayer
Judgment Tor pisiutif eb.3a3 %.
Before Judge RoO,EvELT.
ThTEu-tYESrE RAILROAD.
Molten on The part Of Winthrop aud others ,r an order
IN show cause why an injunction should not be granted
prohibiting the prosecution of the work Motion granted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

..,.. Of stock. nj Ph,iaaeiphia.......Jv

Tirf D1,d 50 scul Na9. D 81 II SVO cry r. q %
CsrdF ~ goo led state O. ~ G. I'D r. ~ y
~; o. Cail. and Aboy r. r. D. - 9'li .o h..
I, ~ Nv D. 9oi Lhsh Nav. 81 7it NcsbIrf r. cash.
..bnv ~. ~ Reading X r., cash
PENS r r. cash, ~ Western Bank s. I5i g Grad
befsa la,d,-s5 20 Leh,sh 6, 20 C. and P lri 900 Slate
iii 1od Co. d. .on- Island r. b. n. - sch Nav Pre-
mo cssh ST. do, 81; 100 3d. do 90. D. 3D.
I'D FoIrd-gru am. Am r. r. o. IS l; do. do. Do
Nav prerued DO DO do IS 8 50 Sonny. Nav D.;
Co fo IS and mr. H0 reading r. fjf d. Do IS f;
g Iefiei Saw Y; ,-echaoes' Bank 81
% Fog- Lols Island R. R, III; 100 schuy Nav, b5 g6l;
n. -,.uv Nav Preferred, b. 81.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27


To TIE PrpLIc-I feel il a duty owe to those who
are suffering affection Of rh and Lug
s 10 lear this unozsht the skill an bene
80 saets Of Dr. LUrLNERs treatment lly daed this
country iy the Dr. Lueue English physician Of high
re- ufstiOn.
Ms Handbook have been SUFFERING severely from throat ani lang
coruts three and found relief
~ cstous accommodated by sey~Ia physicians
bsl ID restored under DIR Lutener
~ A advise Who an cted with the comp
A. VII The AID the cs Or /, No % Pdnce-st
further proc. call on Ms Handcocs No y Hester -
SAsAH HAsDCoCx
Sworn 10 before me. this 9Th day Of May. 1883
jas. C. HARRI0TT, Commissioner OF Deeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

fErTINGLL-KFNnALL-A Bas.on. Jane Z : v Pstiins'
u Nevor NV o. Ni-s sl-s. r. dll q Jsl7a Aeaasl-
PAE-IDl-RARfEl TAI CleFc- I'D. Oh. Jane u lafes
4 P-rs. 81 The Harun Reaeo0- AID As MALTA Barrett
roth ~ AorEa ,. Ohio
fJRUY Hrgs-By be Hlu1r re hsyor q I5sF'iaT'
te -etelce Ct D. 1le's rlre-s Crs % He-l pr NJ -.
fl1GF 81 Nr q. L PE.cy, Of la-rY or. U -'
sumner d1E-rt-r Of Henry ~lnrers Or VI
40 stdall,eI Vi Charles Lohlan, Es o. = Fe's'''s-
RlsEa
AhssTROSG-WAHARY-Ai Albany. y + June - Robert L
AlI,t-c- p. lss 5 rsh Mstt-y ., H. :
TRaCl-HCNTINGruN-A Syraeurs. Y Y Jaas = Hoa-
IIsry ~ = Aafrgs Falls Minnesota % Ms e1Al - A--
iar. u lal--E I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

VIM Fitzpatrick fr causing IL death n Mary hsat'n
ny c.reesless his part s eneaeed l. he CHy flsoh
for 30 days.
Tho. jsmes Tor emb-zzlng 800 Sta'e Prison ysars
" N.rren Thoma. Gannsn Edward Riley aud JOIN
Villains Tor grand larceny STAT Prison ye,rs each
John Ker,iga apd Patrick Neville fJr grand larceny
Sst4 Pts five years each
John Hendricks, burglary second degree, State Prison
ivsyea
Bar.hoonev Clancy msnslaughtsr in the fourth degree
City Prison 90 days
John williamson. for burglary in the seconi degree,
State Prison years.
Eugene S0lOmsD, for mAnslaugher in the 0arth d~e9
In causing The death II John Manning City Prs 90 daTs
Thomas Walsh aud John Rooney, for picking pocket
were sentenced the state Prison the former fOr years
and months. snd the latter for three Yeas.
Aier passing the above sentences the Cours I'D burned
for the term.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

IotA.
This srce increase and al rom Local or way ''Ao
TIE road vii be completed to Wheeling De1i season. ana
the Directors hsve prepared the un equipment eos1 %
s-oooc0. On the lit July there is to be dividend
cent Of the earnings Of the road since the Ism O'
January last being five months and Twelve days
The receipts OF the HousAionic Railroad for the month
Of April were s5o7the larges; amount ever received N
that month Mr. Hunt the new President has dispensed
with the services of superintendent performing the duties
himself
Inc offerings for Gaena and Chicago Union Railroad
Company Seven Per Cent Mortgage Bonds opened on the
s1rh inst. at the Office Of Wentworth sheldon amounted
% s6OoO st prices ranging from % to PSI The follow
inc bids were accented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

SUPERIOR eouRr-orx,nAL rras-ssssIs Jaa.. o.kl.r.


SUPERIOR cOURT-GYNKAL TrRS-BefOre Juds. OAKLEY
Dennis Julien Lucus Bulkley
Suit on check Tor SO" given for board. An answer
wa. mt in stating that notice Lad not been given Also
claiming 10 recoup fer damages Motion IS made thai
Al swer be struck cut The said thai d-rnda ID
agreed for board Juens Hotel and that he have
been furnished with certain rooms fire, &c but that the
engagements furnish HIN broken. AMI also that
L. was not furnished IN good food attention The
Cour thought the latter part OF the wer ud not be
allowed II be has not paid for bis board and the hotel
k per sues him. shall be proper that the board
va, Dot in accordance with agreement Nc but if he has
psid be cannot, a check other matter. set up that
The food vas sufficient Order that latter part of
answer (al but first paragraph be struck out.
SUPERIOR coURr-srrcrAL TrRx- Juds. ROOSEVELT
Sickes at IouliIsou.
Motion by the present Corporation Attorney re.
curing his predecessor 10 deliver over oref,, g.
and TO give substiiuions in several actions heretofore
com nenced The late attorney claims to possess a
lien n the cases The Judge held that the CORPORATION
Attorney does not possess lien such as claimed Motion
granted.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-srtcIlL TERN-BesOre Jaas.
ss Jo-eoh NsS implicated &C.
To recover a penAy of $50 for violation Of the ord
Of May 1882 prohibiting the keeping of iniel
demurrer is put in various grounds among them
that intelligence Office is not defined by the of the
legislature OF the ordinances &c Also that il does not
spp,ar by the complaint that the ordinance in question
passed the manner required by the acts of the LIE
eislsure authorizing Us passage or that il has nd
binding trecf lhc Ooarl considered tnN IS neceS
saw On complaint for breach Of ordinance sh0 that
the ordinance has been regularly passed and has the effect
Of law within the city Demurrer tnec with leave
plaintiff TO amend or payment Of costs.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Betore Judse MITCHELL.
Daniel Grfha Geo II. Aller.
To recov~ amount age b be due for construction Of
furnaces, Sc for boneburning already referred to- Yer
dict for defendant
COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.
CIRCUu CoUKT-Part Nos 200. Il IS 7.6 -, 552'
80. 81. sO3, s0l, soc, .07, sl0. SILL sl2 10
SUPERIOR CoUKT. &c-Published on Saturday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

WoR1Ds FAIR AND CRYSTAL PALACE.-Dcp0t No
al BroadgAy for Boo Shoes and Cater comprising
he Inse offered if per below
et res Please and JoNEss No. AZ Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
CITY ITEMS.


FyTERTAiNMENTs' &c. THIS EfkNND. ,,,oo
~, iii. eveuirF DUE 10 The Duk' and ""sne' INV
A. h ls.o hi vseh riav. Nf Burton vii apPer. -
rss,opEoNE 0 sfternoOn and evening lDe 'o@' go
~ l55A bet r. three eloeens &C. , a, r...,.
$3.50 ths ~ -n0cn -DeH ~ f,2ss =. n ~.
Al BAss- III tie evsailg The Young WIDOW snd DIuo.e
bsee,ScToS Cacus oorner Of sxth-sv ard fnJ-nnos
1Hf ~. NfSsTEgLs. No ~ Bro-d Ssy. . =, -,
Noo..asstgRy Of Chrgtisu AT. No w bf0N'"J'
sf1Ar'v,ss Iio,Y LAND No 50 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

The increase Of desh' last week over the week before
"a, lin the extraordinary proportion Of '>'e~y pr e'"
olo number Of deaths was SOL or 2)2 more than
~. or ding 18th inst OF the SCI sbou, - per
-. 1910, were under one year Of agel
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

been taken sick Capt Peter Comstock. after shipping
navigator expected O. sail an for England 70 con
tend for the prize in the yacht Of Cowss the % Of
August
We perceive that the HslaI correspondent n the New
York Associated Press in telegr.phic dispatch ann0lr
ces The arrival at port Of the American Yacht
May Flower Found for HavTe 4iih Captain SEX Thi-
probably mistake The name Of the Nav FlOFer may
have been errOBeOusly given instead Ofth- Slvie.
.ho.-r NJ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

'D. .r;,or with the early part Of the week seemed
y a,s,.b Yesterday was also cool and pleasant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

e;.,o, uarini met with serious accident few day.
- while cunning on Long Island. BY the accidental
scbarpe of bis sun two Of his fingers manglea
80, ,uputation wal probably be necessary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

The slow and essy manner 10 which the builders along
arch street operate the coolest thing Of the season
Tey have stopped the cars, and topped vehicles and
.o fr as sidewalks cOncerned stopped foot passen
s, They have usurped the streets IL all directions and
ok as # they paid by the day, and wers sentenced
/. he hanged the moment the JOB was finished 1t ought
"a be peDitentAry offence for any man TO create and
,o,iutajn such an abominsble nuisance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27
siIaln

,Tio Passsr -
FrishL Mzi =
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL TERx-Beore JadE.
observation-disclosures
CIRCUIT Cor-RT-Brtore Judse MlrcHElI


To recovw amount sed 10 be due for construction o.
furnaces &c for bone burning, already referred to- Yer
dict for defendant
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

CRCUIT CoUKr-Par Nos 200. Il IS, 7,6. -, So
80 75- sO3 sOl soc, .07, sl0. I'll, sl2 10.
SUPIRIoR CoUKr. sc Published on Saturday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-27

The Turkish question vas SUI an incubus on the imam
oal market but the impression strong in The CONNER
cial circles that there would be no
We noticed few days since the de 'son OF Judge Nor.
ria in the case Of the Northern Indiana Railroad Company
rs the Illinois Central Railroad Company which decision
was adverse 10 the latter Company We give here the
full report Of the decision, with the agreement entered
into by the defendants counsel;
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

STREET RUFFIANIsM.-A minister of the gospel,
the Rev b. Lockwood, in communication
which is published in the New York Daily
Times, gives the following picture of law and or
der in New York city:
was passing along avenue D about half past
six O'Clock on Tuesday evening, when | encoun-
tered fire company, with throng of boys,
little and big, on either side, nearly covering
the sidewalks. Thinking my property might be
in some danger, | took the preoaution to con-
ceal my watch chain, but was first apprised OF
the danger Of my person by blow on the side
of my head from club in the hands of strip
ling of about sixteen years. | saw the persoI
who inflicted the blow, and felt my blood for
moment boil within me, as he turned into tn
crowd and audaciously laughed me in the face
! called for the watch, but was told it was Of n
use as they could do nothing with the despera
does Such Mt least was the opinion of gen
tlenan who stood near. The track of this CON
pany was more disastrous than the track of
tornado. AS | proceeded, the sad traces
their violence appeared on every side. In seN
eral instances, clusters of persons were gather
ed around windows which had been broken
man with whom spoke said he had been struc
| by them. Another said he saw them throw
| large stone among company of women VII
were standing together on the side walk. / sa
| another young man bleeding at the nose, wh
stated that he had been struck with a club an
a stone in the face while quietly smoking hl
! pipe.
Such scenes, have been since informed b.
one who is doubtless q competent witness ar
common.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25
From the Hartford 1mes.
TILE FIRST AGE.

II is not good. JEB0yAH said
That man should be alone
Wen make for him help-inete chaste
Bone Of his very bone
To be the sharer Of his joy,
The soace Of his life.
The winglnss angal Ken YES sca,
Hxl.es4fest f0r ui4 vie.
Who gives this woman to this man
The Mighty Father cried
do the precious boon confer,
The Of God replied.
Then to the msn, by Heaven was linked,
The sweet angelic fair
when next, the Holy Ghost came down,
And blest the happy pair.
For bride and groom in Eden's bowers,
banquet rare WAS spread
The MUSES. came from Paradise,
And deck'd the bridal bed
The spotless guests that bid them joy
Were angels from aboye.
God made and watched, and tied their hearts,
With silken cords Of love.
VetlrgieA, Conn. sos OF Eats.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

A MIsTAKE.--A day or two since an imperti-
nent and senseless young man forwarded q let
ter to Mrs Howard, the actr sss, filed with SEN
timents of an improper nature. Not receiving
an answer as he expected, he made bold to call
upon the lady In the mean time the letter had
been passed to Mr.. Howard, who provided him
self with reyolvers. The fact was no sooner in
the knowledge of the we'll dressed scamp, than
he bolted, and has not appeared on the wave of
society since. Young men sometimes make
great mistakes in their overtures to ladies, and
bullets are an excellent corrective. Boston
Bee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

THE CONDITION OF THE PoLITIckL AFFAIRS OF
THE SANDWICH lSLASDs.-We learn from advices
to New York houses direct from Honolulu in
which implicit confidence may be placed, that
the men of substance commercial, professional
and land owners) there, are, very generally,
advocates of the annexation Of the islands to
the United States, though few of them, indeed
take part in the movement against the present
Ministry, occasioned nominally by the failure of
the Government to put a stop to the recent
ravages of the smallpox 1t seems to be well
understood that this is sheer pretence. The
leaders in this movement are DR.. Lothrop, a
violent personal enemy of Dir. judd J. d. Blair,
ESQ. a young lawyer, "a protege of DIR. Lo-
throp's,) and Messrs William Lada and Brins-
made, of the house OF Ladd & Co, which holds
a claim of some $500 ,000, or for all the unoccu-
pied lands, against the Government, which was
formally decided against these claimants some
ten years ago. With the exception of the par
ties above named, no persons of standing have
taken part in this particular movement How
ever, d multitude who object to DR.. Judd's
strenuous measures fer the suppression of lewd-
ness and intempe rance, are abetting the efforts
Of the leaders named above, to compel the King
to change his Ministry. The English on the
islands, dreading the tendency of the bushes:
men there, of all nations, to favor their annex
alton to the United States, are the parties taking
most active measures to sustain Dr. Judd, and
his colleague, Mr.. Armstrong, in the belief that
any change in the political affairs of the island:
will have a tendency to hasten the day Of theii
more intimate connection with the United States
which is there conceived to be their sure fat,
sooner or later.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

LuMBER.-There are now between 80 and
10000 logs valued at rising million of dollars,
lying on the west branch Of the Penobscot, be
tween Milrocket river and the Five Islands on
the Penobscot, and for want of water cannot be
got down. Rain for this purpose is very much
needed There are also about $50 RATS, making
20 cargoes, from five to ten miles above the city
of Bangor, waiting for "A freshet sufficient to
bring them down. The demand for lumber is
great and cannot be supplied. The consequence
is, that what there is in the market commands
good price. The export of long lumber from
Bangor for the year, is estimated at 2,0O0, 600
feet: of short lumber 10000, 900 feet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

CALIFORNIA NoMENcLAruRE Some of our
people in the interior have most extraordinary
taste in nomenclature. The recent election has
brought to light such delectable localities as
Whisky Greek, Jaekass Gulch, Humbug City,
One Horse Town, One Mule Town, Drunkards
Bar, Murderers Bar, Sbirt-Tal Canon, Lower
Humbug, Negro Hill, Fiddetown, Coon Hollow,
Jay Hawk, Condemned Bar, Grizzly Flat, Mus
quito Canon, Poverty Bar, Mule Canon, Green
horn, Mugginsville, Mad Muletown, Sucker Flat,
Rattlesnake Bar, Yankee Jim's, Peppermint
Bar, Mad Canon, Humbug Canon. Rough and
Ready, French Corral, etc. GSan Francisco
Herald
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25
GALVESTON.

- Will leave SUNDAY, October 80. nj O'Clock A.
3fOR GALVESTON ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT .sSESf9.
LAVACA and NATAGoRDA BAY--Reguar New
'eans and Mail
npaThe magnificent steamship LOUISIANA, Jeremiah
nt master will leave above landing the wharves at
ianoa and Ivaa tsnbect gtsrage Mnagoda Bay) with
era charge For freight passage having superior State
'on accommodation apply
opposite the Steamship Landing
tF This na Cavalo Bar,
~ hereafter the supervision Of It's
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

The phrase ''whip the devil round the stump
is politely rendered by the New York Tribune
thus !" Chastise the Ancient Nicholas around
the roots of defunct tree.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

( MoRRIssEY NOT DEAD.-Morrissey, who was
reported to have died from injuries received in
his recent encounter with Yankee Sullivan, has
addressed the following letter to the editor OF
the New York Times:
Sir; Having seen q statement in the Evening
Day Book that was dead, beg to inform you
that such is not the fact and hereby furnish
you the best evidence, by personally handing
you this communication. And would beg leave
to add, for the satisfaction of my friends that
have received the written decision of the referee
| in my favor, stating that l won the fight fairiy
| and honorably. ,,u,,,,y
! Yours, etc. JOHN MoRRissEf'
| Nau York Friday Oct II, 1895.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-10-25

The AMERICAN ACADEMY OF Mpslc..m.a;e tbs
a amsrcsn %nyvvV Academy Of Music having been sub
Amerieah ASaa Ts,.'nanv has been organized, and
seribeu' .ne oobI o1id;bIs site on Broad and Locust
purehaSfs psrrets for an Opera House Before any con-
e ract for its can @ De @ %aas ssa 4 Is have ns
that The .sd sg4 thew eF ca upon the a citizens @
oeeH id tbem 1t is proposed that the edifce shall
70 'o,1,,,odate a,a four or five Thousand persons
irhs stockholders of $500 each are to have the
riy;Iege of free admission, The subscribers,
therefore. may by the sale Of this privilege, re-
eeive interest on their investment. even If the
stock should pay no dividend. As defined or
rational entert ainment, and means OF present
ing proper attractions to the public, the opera Is
deemed indispensable to the commercial H. m
terests of community like Philadelphis lPhil,
Ledger,