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I OsT OR MIsLAID.-Two certain

- NOTES, each for the sum Of Six Hundred Dollars
drawn by Thomas Elanor and Gabriel LeB1u in soldo
dated sh November 1852 and payable 70 the order Of Chas
Dupre Administrator Of the Estate Of jerome Dupr-one
Al the month Of March 1854 and the other in " the month
Of March 1856 The public hereby warned not to trade
tor sad notes, their payment has been stopped
April Is, l654-2t CHAS DUPRE.s
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Succession de Dduid II. Tucker.
ETAT DE- LA LOUISlANE.-Cour
Il a du Cnquieme District-Paroisse de Lafourche.
ArTENDU: Que n H. DAUNIS, de Ia paroisse de Terre-
bonne Administrator de Ia dte Succession jour dpos
avec lie Greer de la dte Cour compte provisional de
Administration, demandant quiz soft approuve.
En- consequence outes qu pouraent avo des
objections dit compile par les presentes notifies de
deduire Greer de la dite Cour bureau dams la
vile Thbodaux dams les trene jos qu suivront la pre-
iere publication de avis simon dit compile accord
e. confrme scion la loi.
Temoin ma main ct lie scean de la de Cour, &c
III S20 lis Avril, mil hut cent cinquante-quatre.
WD l7-5t L. s. ALLAN, Grefier.
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EOUR SPLENDID ROOMS, we'll

Il plastered at for Ohcers Bed Rooms to let very
cheap II applied soon T6-Hl J. BADEAUX.
They situated over the store Of Me Badeanx BEuH
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SWcceSssOn de SdN1Nez Roe uecelze.
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour
~ du Cnquieme District, paroisse de Lafourche.
ArTENDu: Que EDWARD MURPHY, de la dite parosse,
Administrator de la de Succession ce jour depose
lie Greier de la dite Cour, compile provisional de
Administration, demandant quill soft approuve.
En- consequence toutes personnes qu pourren avo des
objections dit compile sont les presentes notifies de
les deduire Greer de la de Cour bureau dams la
vile de Thbodaux dams les trente jours qui suvron la
premiere publication avis simon lie dit compte
accorde ct confirme scion Ia loi.
Temoin ma main ct lie sceau de la dte Cour, ce
6B8<4AS Avril mil hut cent cinquante- quatre. Il,
W&2O 1861 L. s. ALLAN, Grefier.
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Succession, de John B. Smith.
MAT DE- LA LOUISIANA.

SNCGes870N ue VONW q. S75t1W.
ETAT DE- LA LOUlSIANE.-Cour
~ dn Cinqueme District, paroisse de Lafourche.
ATTENDU: Que JOHN E. BECK, de Ia dite parosse, Ad-
mnistraeur de la de Succession, jour depose lie
Grefer de Ia dite Cour compile final de Administra
ton. r IT.
En- consequence outes les personnes qu pourraen avor
des objections dit compile scnt par les presentes notees
de les deuire Greer de la Cour bureau dams la
mere publication de Get avis simon la dite application sera
accorde ct confirme scion la loi.
Temoin main ct lie sceau de la dite Cour, ce
HDkSNlS Avrl, milhuit cents cinquante-quatre.
1861 a1 L. s. ALLAN Grefier.
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JUDICIAL NOTICES.

NHFK7TF . SALE- -
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth District Court paris
Of Lafourche.
j. Ogeron for use the Police Jury Of the Parish OF La
folrche rs Land of souie nonresident. mo. 1854.
NOTICE. That nv virtue of an order Of seizure and
sale eanating from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled and numbered case have seized and will offer for
sale At pubc auction the Court House in the town Of Tb
odaIx. on SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of MAY, 1854 at II
O'Clock a. M, the following described property to-wit
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND, situated in said parish on
the left bank of Bayou Lafourche at about % miles below
the town Of Tbodaux bounded above the lands
theme Folse and below by lands Of svan Lejeune hav-
ing and half arpens 'front.' belonging to the heirs Of
Stouflet :. TERMS OF SALE.-CASH. gfe s4s
Said sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest and
cost of suit. [april II NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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AVIS JUDICIAL.
NENTE DE SHERIE-

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cour du 5me District Ju-
dicaire segeant dams pour paroisse De Laourche
B. Bergeron pour usage du Jury de Police de parosse
de Lafourche terres de Stouet resident No. 1884
SACHEz Que par dun erdre de sas ct de vente
lance par Ia susdite Cou ct dams cas- numerote
ja saise ct orra vente pubqne, Ia Malson dc Cour
dams la Vile de Thibodaux, SAMEDI lie 6me jour de MAI
1854 II heures NJ la propriete suiyante, SAVIOR
IN CERTAIN MORCEAU DE TERRE situes dams Ia
dite paroisse sur la gauche du bayou Lafourche,
viron % miles audessous vile de Thbodaux borne
par les terres Soshene Fo ct has les erres
de syan Leeune ayan deux arpents ct dem de face ct
appartenant heritiers de Stoufiiet
TERMEs DE LA VENTE.-COMPTANT.
La dte vente fate pour sasfe lie principal les in
teres ct frais de ce process.
Avril, /, 1854. [l5ds] NJ BOURG, Sheriff
Beatty ct Tucker, Erecuteurs de j. ": Tucker, es.
Heriters ct Cfednciers de a. Robinsots.
ETAT DE LA LOUISlANE-Cour
II du Cnquieme District, paroisse de Iafomche-
ATrENDu: Que J. G. BEATTY ct G. W. TUCKER, de la
parosse Executors de j. W. Tucker decide ont dpose
lie Greer de la dite Oour compile final de Admins
tration du dit Tucker Executor de A. Robinson
demandant quill soft approuve
En- consequence toutes personnes qu pouaent vo des
objections dit compile sont par les presenes notifies
dees deuire Greer de la de Cour bureau, dams
la vile de Thbodaux dams les rente jours qu suivront Ia
premiere publication de Get avis, simon lie dit compte
sera accorde ct confirme scion la loi z.zz
Temoin main, ct lie sceau de Ia dite Cour ce
fD4N Avril, mil hut cent cinquante-quatre
W0 Tl5-5tl L. S. ALLAN, Grefier.
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NHEKIFF'S SAIE-77 E- n
~ STATE OF LOUIsIANA-Ffth District Court, Parish
of Lafourche.
Joseph Raymond and Jackson Pierce for Of the Police
Jury of the Parish of Laourhe Land Of Estate Of j. b.
Cantrele. !. No. 1882 - H
TAKE NOTICE That by virtue Of order of seizure and
sale emanating from the above entitled Court in the above
entitled numbered case have seized and will offer for
sale at public auction the Court House in the town Of
Thbodaux, SATURDAY the 9Th day of MAY, 1854, at
II O'Clock the following described property, to- wit:
CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish at
about SO miles below the of Tibodarx the right
bank Of Bayou Lafourche. bounded above by land Of
Jackson Pierce, and below by lands Of Grinage Ban
chard having two arpents front forty arpents in DEPTH
and belonging to the succession Of Gabrielle. .i.lt
TERMS OF SALE.-CASH.
Said Sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest and
costs of suit. Eapl II NJ. BOURG, Sheriff.
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Estate Of Justine Arceneau, and community.
state OF LOuISIANA.-Fifth Ju.

N dicial District Court, parish Of LafOurche. 1000
WHEREAS, MICHEL ARCHANGE BERNARD, OF said
parish Administrator Of said Estate has filed provisional
account Of his Administration with the Clerk Of said Court
praying that 1t may be honoogated. rl Z
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections if any they have to the said account
with the Clerk said Court ut his office in the town Of Thib
odaux in thirty days after the first publication hereof the
said account win be confirmed in due course OF law.
(l Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court, this
L. 18th day Of April, thousand eight hundred and
- fifty -four. [17-5tl L. s. ALLAN, Clerk.
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DeuUy uNH HcF9F, ETecu1O78 o y. ". UCHe7, TS
Heirs and Creditors of A. Robinson.
OTATE OF LOUISIANA-Fifth Dis
~ trct Court-Parish of Lafourche. -, .
WHEREAS: j. G. BEATTY and G. W. TUCKER, Of said
parish Executors of j. W. Tucker deceased have filed with
the Clerk Of said Court final account Of the Admnsra-
ton of said Tucker Executor of A. Robinson praying
that it may be homologated
Therefore, all persons hereby warned and notified to
file their objections if any they have the said account
with the Clerk of said Court his Office in the town OF Thbo
daux in thirty days after the first publication hereof or the
said account win be confirmed in due course OF law
- Witness my hand and the seal Of said Court this
6xN4D1st day Of April, one thousand eight hundred
NnRSy and fifty-four f15-5tl L. 8. ALLAN, Clerk.
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NENTE DE SHERIFF.
ETAT DE La LOUIs1ANE-Cour du Cinquame DE-
rct yudicaire, siegeant dams ct pour Ia paroisse

fourche. -> s s,s-s
Marcelin Robchaux, ~. Leufroi Dantin -. No. 1900
Foley Townsend, "a. Leufroi Dantn. -. No. 1850
SACAEZ: Que conformement deux writ de fl. IA, hnc6
par Ia susde Cour dams la eidessus intitues n
merotee ai sasi ct iofrirai vente publique ssa
de Cour, dams Ia vile de Thibodanx, sAMEDI, or
suivante:
UN CERTAIN TERRAIN situe dams Ia dits psrciss 9
dams la vile de Thbodaux, ttant la moe du cote Nof &C.
deux terrans ct desgnes par plan de Ia die yR
it ct execute par James b. Grnage lie Ter de Mai 1s
Giant la moitie DIES lots No. 127 ct 12s eee de nos
terrain ct borne Quest par Ia du Canal Sud Psa
moitie du dit terrain Nord par ct Est par Ia rue P
den avec toutes les batsses ct am6oraonsy appenan
TERMEs DE LA VENTE.-COMPTANT.
La dite vente fate pour safaire principal te7
ct frais de ce process Ii5tdsl NJ. B0URG, shen
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g HERIFF'S SALE sos
~ STATE OF LOUIsIANA-tFinh District Court paris

~ 1IJINII1' y. DlfIVI- :"
~ STATE OF LOUISIANA Fifth District Court, parish
Of Lafourche -.... F..a ~ s.
Joseph Raymond and Jackson Pierce for Of Police Jury
of the Parish of Lafouche Land Of Owner unknown
No. 1910. - l.. e.. g, s~r. -
TAKE NOTICE That by virtue of an order Of seizure
and sale emanating from the above entitled Court in the
above entitled and numbered case, have seized and will
offer for sale public auction at the Court House in the
town Of Thbodaux, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of MAY
1854 at 10 O'Clock M the following described property
to-wit: et 10 .,. S-.s 5z
A CERTAIN TRACT OF LAND situated in said parish on
the right bank of Bayou Laonrche about SO miles below
the Of Thbodaux bounded above by lands of Estate
of j. B. Gabrielle and below by by lands Of Felix Cache
and belonging to unknown measuring arpents
front on said Bayou by forty arpents in depth
TERMS CoNDITi0Ns-CASH. 'ttt'
Said Sale will be made to satisfy the principal interest and
costs of suit. [april i NJ BOURG, Sheriff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

The first ten Senators the above list we're ederasts
Of the old school; democrat being elected from Con
necticut during the first thirty years after the adoption
Of the constitution The Connecticut cdersts always
held conspicuous position in the Of that party
were otherwise distinguished. Messrs Elsworth John
son. and Sherman members Of the national
ton which framed the constitution Of the United States
Sherman also signer Of the Declaration Of Inde-
pendepce, and Ellsworth succeeded John jay as Chief
Justice of The United States Supreme Court being ap-
pointed by Washington in 1896.
The first democratic republican Senator from Connecti
joined tho republican party during the of 1872 His
colleague, Mr. Boardman and their successors Messrs
Edwards Wiley, and Foote elected democrats
republicans, friendly to Adams and Clay. Since the
modern division of parties, Messrs. Tomlinson, Nathan
Smith, Belts, Hun tngton Baldwin, and Truman smith,
have been chosen whgs-and John N. Niles, Perry
Smith, and Isaac Toucey democrats.
Mr. Toucey, it will be rccoleced has advocated and
voted for the Nebraska bill during the present session
he is instructed by the State Legislature oppose
that measure. Whether he will do so, or resign, or
whether he will continue to according TO his own
views with regard to this question: is uncertain he
well afford to do either far the result concerned
the majority for the Nebraska bill being large in the
body Of which he is member.
Nj. Gillette, who succeeds Truman Smith for the short
term, is free soil democrat and was doubtless nominal
ed by the wings for the purpose of securing abolition
votes and hereafter.
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The Philolexinn Society.

This Society connected with Columbia College, ceebra
ted its fifty second anniversary last evening" at the Rev
E. II. charn's Church, Broadway in the presence OF
large and fashionable audience.
The exercises commenced at half past seven
O'Clock, by Dodworths band which executed with its
usual skin several choice selections from Donizettis
Esire d'Amore-from Guillaume Tell-khd other NOR
cecnr, among which was the "Philoexan March, com
posed and dedicated to George c. Pennen President,
1853, by H. b. Dodworth.
The following gentlemen formed the committee John
v. Henry A.. ~, PRECEDENT; Henry C. Marvin, Vice
President, and John Lewis Herbert Turner. George
A. 0strander.
The presidential adaress-e poem in blank verse des
crptive Of the charms OF study and delights college
fewas an able production. We heard it indistinctly
and will net therefore crticise it's merits
closely But from passages which occasionally caught
We may fairly say that the poem highly credtab.e
its author. The imagery bright and Glowing: but
must be permitted remark that the residential ad-
dress 10 prose would have been effective and have
afforded better opportunity for the display of Mr. Hen
ry's talents.
Nr. MAkvIS, Vice President spole on the new cru
sade Of England and France against Russa and proved
bmse well read in the history Of the Eastern He
took the side Of the Western Powers against Ru sssn
aggreesons, ard was loudly apphuded The Workings
OF Mystery delivered in a mastery style By Mr.
Vincent and Woman, as opposed to womans rights,
remarkably wen written and spoken. They were
both enthusiastically received by the audience.
The remaining pieces" Retrospect Of Life" by r.
N. Sawyer, /" Age worship by Francis Walton, and
Ideal of Marty Character by Charles s. Porneroy-
we're all equally crcditabe TO their respective authors
Young America" satircsi poem, was decidedly the
sparkling wit and ruthfulnes Il exposed the foes Of
the day The young authors delivery was good and the
piece altogether met with especial favor from the
dienee, which seemed delighted with the evenings
Amusfmcut
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The Legislature Of Connecticut Thursday elected as
United States Senators the nominees Of the whg caucus
who were selected the day previous, viz -Fancs Gil
ette ree so for the remainder Of the term Of Tru-
man Smith, resigned, which expires in March next
and lafayette s. Foster whg for the full term Of six
years from March 4, 1855, to March g. 1861
Mr. Foster is at present Speaker Of the House Of Repre-
sentaves in the Connecticut legislature in which capa
city be has served on previous OCCASION and has been
leading whg member Of the body at various times
representing the town Of Norwich He is perhaps, the
most prominent whg in the eastern part Of Connecticut
Of which he is native and resident His age is about
forty years, and his profession is that Of lawyer In
the Legislature, and member Of the bar Of New Lon
don county, he has acquired fair reputation for his
powers a debater and advocate.
The following is list Of the United states Senators
from Connecticut who have represented the State from
the adoption Of the constitution TO the present time
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Personal IntclilQcnce.

On DIT, that the eldest daughter Of Mr. Henry Lud.
lam Of Broadway, is about to be cspoused by the Hon
Lewis Cass, Jr., charge at Rome, where the fair
foncte is at present sojourning.
From extract from a letter to George ~ Sanders,
dated Newcastle, England April l2 learn that Carl
bald TO leave the l4h for Italy in nd Of
the American ship Commonwealth, bound for Genoa.
As the movements of the revolutionary leaders are Just
watched with than usual interest," it win no
doubt be sought 10 establish some come xon between
this visit Of Garibsld the Italian coast and the recent
declarations of Mszzni. In this letter Garibaldi ex.
presses himself in Of the warmest friendship and
esteem for Mr Sanders.
J. N. Trowbrdge, Va; George Rutledee London. Mr.
and Mrs Joseph II. Bourne, Providence ~ Crimes Ark
Colonel Eenny, Philadelphia; J. II. Price Dover ". II.
leuts strain Iruxton and steanrey, U 5. n. Purser
Clham and Lieut. Gibtrson sloo D ofwar Cyane; Geo.
asrnngton savannah Captain Fry and lady, u : A.
q W. Chaplin, Springfield; A. /. Ednionds, Boston, II a.
woed Iangcr; Col. Miller, Columbus, O.. Capt Howes
ship Climax: Captain Drummond ship Continental j.
scribner, baltimore Major wiies CINCINNATI Mr. and
hrs. a. z. johnson. Ctcn Col > y. Buttcrsorth New
Dreams Col Teal, Marysye, Cal Gov. Post Washing.
ton Territory among the arrivals yesterday at the
Asor House.
Hon. W. Mcdowell Tenn; Hon. j. D Macy, N. C.,
Wisconsin; Hon. A. H. smith, Wisconsin; r. Mitenber
ger, 81. Louis; II. II. Townsend, England Dr. Richard
stebbins Fort Hamilton; L = sanger 81 LOUIS; y v,
VIM r. Bulls and iady, Cleveland were among the AZ,
rivals yesterday at the Metropolitan Hotel.
ARRIVALS
From ~erfolk in steamship Jsmestown--S Il Terry. =
Dean ii Breokins Hass. y Bsyce. Hall u
Cibbs " CIsnery JKiually. Wark. Schl.eker Keat
inr Oliver J Psrrsh. Patt Parrish, IA VOORHEES,
and LADY Mis- voorhees, Mics A Rosernyer Lewis
yss nit q T9vnseud, L Gilbert, y J CARTS And
lady Bailey. Breilsne, ossen, Pe.hino; hrs
roy, " wentworth and lady Lerby, n TODD, UsN, A
IiIiy ard lady, Crehore and lady, Morgan Miss
Titby, xis cisrn stedman Vincent Bsals and lady
and D in uersge.
From Greenock, in thip Narrnion--J Stewart
From Liverpool, In ship Jacob westervelt-C Razor
From Havana, In hari Express Mrs Milne and family.
From Hayans, in bark Lyra-kr Van Houghton, Mr. q
Clements Mr. Cros.
From xsracAito in bark cassnoyscapt saml Jones' Of
sehr Nary Harvey, condemned 81 Maracaibo.
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SHOCKING TRAGEDY IN VIHGISIl.-The Peters.
turg Va-) Espress has letter from Accomac Court
house, giving account Of the horrible murder OF a
man named George East, by his step son, who Is yet
minor The letter says.
Ncrmnbg East he stabbed him repeatedly behind,
till he fell when the assaein got up IN him and ljterav
cut him 10 piecesrpping out the bowels from the breat
oovncutting him IN the breast laying open his heart
an inch or two and stabhing and uaghing him In mum.
Ter OF places fnl 10 cap the climax after the blood
thirsty monster ~ left him, fearing he says that
le Was not deaf e returned, proppcd up the body
sgans the fence aud cut the throat from ear 70 ear the
wound extending entirely through the windpipe and dis
Jointpg the neck. be then returned 10 own and deli
II for long time
He alleged in his defence that his mother had been III
treated by the deccased but IL Ia thought they had fail
en- out about the property Of Mrs East, The parties
we're heretofore respectable and In good circumstances
also stated that II win he difficult 20 prevent the
Iopnace from lynchng the prisoner. the excitement Is
great.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

THE sArx swyDIB AGAIy.-Three patent ssfe shsryers
made the acquaintance on Wednesday, Of Eve from
Vermont, who destined for California OF the
chargers attached himself aectopateIy 10 one Of the
party Of counrymen, named Albert Bsbee escorted
him 10 Williamsburg 10 show him tome Interesting
ii hts While in his company the sharper managed 70
dispose Of vsluelese check the Alta ntc Bank TO
him, and II us obtained $3.50 Of his money Two others
Of the band Of sharpcrs who entertaining the
friends induced the remaining four vermonters 10 visit
Williamsburg also, and while with them succeeded in
svndlng them out Of e462 Two Of these sufferers
ssndord Duel and Isaac joy. These last persons acc
dsntsy met the parties who had swndled them In New
York that evening" and Joy made them give him back
hundred dollars. They gave him hank bin Of the
examinations Of 500, which proved TO be Of no value
ieei recovered al be lost except 90,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19
Political Intelligence.

CAiBoKNA.-The San Francisco ChFoNscs OF the Eth
ult.
On Monday the charter election took place in the
new city Of Oakland Horace W. Carpenter elect
cd Mayor by majority all opponents T. L. Cover
samuel j. Clarke and B. r. Ferris the other cand-
dates The following officers also elected: Coun-
cimen-Edward Gallagher Geo. NJ Blake, A. ID. Eames,
John Kelsey, Vim c. Josselyn. A. Marier. Treasurer
J. X. Dunglison. Assessor-J 3. Tubbs Marshal-John
Hogan.
Mrs Mary Prewett the widow editress Of Missis-
sippi paper, ncmnates Mard Fillmore for the Prcs-
dency.
State Ccnventi tion democratic in character has been
called TO meet at Harrisburg Pa the 1s Of june t0
take action the proposed repeal Of the Missouri
premise Bradford county has chosen deegstss therst
and adopted address to the democrats OF the Sats
calling upon them 10 act vigorously In the impending
crisis that the true sentiment Of Pennsylvania may b
made known.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

KILLED on rHE ERIE RAnRoAD.-Coroner Hilton ycster.
DAY held an inquest at the foot Of Duane street. the
eoay Of Charles k9epp aged twenty years. native Of
orange county, n. r. whose death caused by acci
dentslly falling from the train, Bauvcltvile
verdict Of accidental death rendered by the jury
DID IN CrL--Coroner Gamble yesterday held an In.
guest at the 1obs the body Of Thomas Dolphin aged
90 years VINO picked up BY tho police the night pre-
vious In state OF noxication, and locked up Ia cell
where the doorkeeper in the morning found him dead
verdict OF death caused by intempersuce, was rem
deled
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

NEW ORLEANS, MAY Ii, 1868.
The (anAda's news bad effect our cotton market
The sales to-day 5000 bales mddling, quoted &c.
The sales Of the week foot bales aud the stock
in this pot sos 900 bales The decrease in the
receipts at all the Southern ports to this date H
bales Mess FORK is Mt $12 rs. Rio Cofeesales OF the
week, oo00 bags mostly at or 10hc Cotton freghts
to Liverpool, are quoted Id.
NHw ORLEANS May Ia, 1854
The sales Of cotton TO day 500 bales with dull
and dropping market Mddlng is quoted &c.; -four is
dull at ~ 1917 for Ohio Sales OF 20 900 bushels Of
were made to-day at 56c Rice is at 81 so 81 g. Fair
sugar Skc. molassss has declined to lShc.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

Yesterday that a matricde had been committed by
man No med JONES' aged forty years. in Franklin town
ship about six miles from Perrysyle on last ThursdAy
II IL rumored that he inflicted q great number Of
wounds He has barricaded his house, and stands
sentry with loaded musket 70 keep himself out Of hs
hands Of justice. We understand Mayor Adams and
one or Of his police started TO the OF the
de, yesterday afternoon and they viii probably secure
lm--Pitsfsry Gcsets, Nay 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-05-19

sHIr WILLIAM LAYTON ASHORE on soUAN BEACH.
SANDY HOOK, May IS, 1854
At hsiiIa two O'Clock this morning, the ship VII.
liam Layton, Of New York. from Antwerp FOR New York
went ashore four miles south Of Squan Inlet. She is
perfectly tight and lies the outer bar broadae on
she has 495 passengers on board
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Police Intelligence.

The Charge Of Perjury ogaina Mr. A. II. Comp Die.
mtsso ~ few days ago charge Of perjury pending
against Nr. A. II. Camp, on the complaint Of Lucian
Tufts The whole matter brought up before Justice
stuart on hearing, and the magistrate Wednesday
dismissed the charge the ground that the evidence
adcuccd wholly failed to sustain the accusation and Mr.
Camp Was honcrably acquitted.