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The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16
From the Pioneer Of September.
Emily
BIZ FRANK soULE.

Darker than the ravens plumage
Is her hair
White her brow as snow that rideth
Wintry air.
And her eye my brain entrances
With its clear and flashing glances,
Gratifying all the fancies
Teeming there.
But her blushing cheek is fairer
Far than all,
Soft as downy peach that ripens
By the wall
And her tempting lip is merry,
Round and luscious as the cherry,
Glowing like the holly berry
Ere it fall.
Happier than the bee which hnmmeth
On the wing,
When the voice Of gladness cometh.
With the Spring.
Wanders she among the flowers,
Filling with her song the bowers,
All its echoes music-showers
Mnrmuring.
Like the humming-bird on roses
When he sips,
Is he who with kisses closes
Those fair lips;
Finding in their sweet caresses
Joy which thoughts of Heaven impresses,
Pure as roses dew that blesses
While il drips.
When her happy heart rejoices
Into words,
Tuneful as the merry voices
Of the birds;
Sweet as the canary singing.
Clear as skylark Heayenward winging.
SOFT as tinklng bells when ringing
Home the herds.
Stars how dim compared your luster
With her eyes,
Sottest zephyrs seem but buster
When she signs
And my thrilling thoughts grow tender,
With their silent worship blend her;
Planet OF my heart, whose splendor
Fills its skies.
Sight. and thought, and memory linger,
Clinging round
pimpled hand aud tapering finger,
Beauty bound.
Nursing every recollection
Of her features, form, complexion,
Joyous at the full perfection
They have found.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

TREATY WITH BoRSEo.-The Washington
Unsoa publishes official announcement of the
conclusion of treaty of amity and commerce
between the United States and the Sultan of
Rorneo. The treaty is exceedingly liberal in
all its provisions towa rds our citizens who may
engage in commercial pursuits within the Sui
tan's dominions. Borneo. next ta New Holland,
is the largest island in tn e world, being about
300 miles long and ZOO mi les broad, with pop
plation estimated at from three TO fiyc millions
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16
FEMALE EDUCATION.

TNHE YOUNG LADIES' SEMINARY. at Be
l. nicia, it is believed. offers superior induce
ments to parents and guardians who are seek
daughters.
Rev: {. NJ. Blake, agent for the same will
visit Shasta and vicinity soon and refers to 3
Lean Esq. and the editors of This paper
June 10, 1854. I'm
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16
1852 1874
$294,637.295
1l8,994,137
$4I3.63l.43o

$4I3, ,434
Showing an increase for 1854 over 1853 of
$4S, 800, 900. sThe amount of appropriations to
be raised by taxation for the support of the City
Government for the year 1854 is s4,s41 ,255,
which is within fraction of 81 G5 per 500, or
say one and one-twenteth per Gents. r.
Herald
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

NEw YORK CRY YAssEssMENrs.-Assessm
of property in the city and county OF New York
for 1854. by the recent returns of the supervi-
sors give the following valuation:
Real estate in twenty-two Wards, $33O.3oo,396
Personal estate, 13l,72l 1888
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16
R T. MOVAL.
JOSEPH NJ. BROUvN 6. CO..
Hardware Merchants,

HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW
IL Store, corner of Battery and Sacramento
streets, and having the largest stock of Goods in
their line to be found on the Pacific coast.
(Which will constantly be repenlshed by clip
per arrivals from New York and Boston. they
VII. be happy to see or receive orders from their
old customers and friends and all who are in
want of hardware. WOO 2n
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

TRADES AND PRoFEssIoxs.-There are in the
United States 1856, 900 farmers: 100 900 mer.
chants; 10000 physicians; 24,COO lawyers !;
80 goo teachers $4,000 clergymen; 10000
mariners; 10000 fishermen, aud 10000 State
and Federal officers
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

~ A Yankee poet thus describes the excess
of his devotion TO his true love:
sing her praise in poetry;
For her a: morn and eve,
l cries whole pints of bitter ters,
And scipes them off aciA mn sleere.''
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

To these it is said may be added 25 per cent.
or 1924, placed upon the ships papers as cooks
stewards, sailors &c, to evade the penalties o
the passage act.-State Journal.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

| ANTIQUITIES OF A WESTERN CITY-The old
est inhabitant born in Chicago, city now CON
tanning more than sixty thousand people, is a
| young lady twenty-five years of age
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

CHINEsE-The Hong Kong Gazette gives the
following returns of passenger vessels and pas
sengers sailing from Hong Kong for California
between December 3lst, 1853, and July lst,
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

IY If you want to feel about right, get into
pond OF strawberries and cream, and swim
. round about couple of weeks.-A great inycn-
ton is cream and strawberries
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

A MAMMOTH SQUAsH.-Mr. Moon, of Coloma
has raised in his garden this year, squash
weighing l2O pounds, and measures seven feet
in length.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16
IE THAT SUFFER-READ! READl!
ID H. Il A Il EIEsAs
Great Italian RemedyI

For the certain and speedy cure Of Diseases of a
Prioofe Nature, matter hoc long standine.
muhou any injuio"s cGtcf to the sysfeM,
any change af diet.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

Assessments for the year 1864 !:
Real estate,
Personal estate,
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

hlSTRICT COURT, SHASTA COUNTY.
D9th Judicial District State of California
Shasta County, ss
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-16

November II, 1853. nl2-3m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
Our Paris correspondence.

PARIS. Feb g. 1854
The Easnn Quesion- M,uions Of Prince Napoleon 10 Brl
sells and Count OrlcG rknna-Adhe'ion Of Chsn9rr
rser Lamorsciere AID Bedeau 10 the Bourbon Prinocs
ATrets-BtahA Of TIE Empress-kr Foi.ld R<osrdei for
Pasnp TIC Bills Of TIE Royal HossshodInte te.o,es
The Emperor and NJ Rariyaon the jesuit
At the date Of my letter lit Ia
ofoi. NJ Knseef exchanged yesterday with N. Drouyn
de rHu, the last word the answer that
ceo,d., mis- immediate departure The Minister Of rsgn
Affairs did not conceal from the CHrs representative
that orders had been given to protest the Turkish
voys and stop those Of Russia which formed the prn
cIps points Of the explanations dem anded by the CsAr
These Instructions TO have been renewed again
ths 18th, and learn moreover, that they srsaiy
fn progress Of execution convoy OF Russian transports
which conveying ,uppns To the army OF Asia has
beeo mpsled TO turn back to Sc sopo under an 10
Junction from the Apslo-Fruoh nse, This fact, no
doubt served A. an the part Of Drouyn de
L'Hu, o. and ~ . rule OF conduct TO NJ de Kisselsf
who leaves Paris this morning In addition to this,
The EDgush feeling evidsn ed q. the meeting OF the
British Parliament In the reception, mingled with impa
h.n, bs.es which greeted the oseen, points nsvlby
10 war.
Thers are at this m ment two consiliAcry fscs tina,
occupy good deal Of he public attention here namely
fhe journey Of Prince Napoleon to Brussels and that OF
Count oriof to Vienna The details have
pred respecting the offsets OF the arst Of sse missions
According TO the version have heard the Prnoe Is com
msionsd TO secure At any price the support OF BAlsum
<so assure until the opportunity srrvss to seize upsn
that ssunty and he instructed to o.r a, comp.u.s
aion for this support the restoration OF ,bs, portion Of
The Orleans property vhioh taken from King ,o,o
the husband Of prnes o: that house. b. III. deorss q,
the 22d Of January, 1852. Tas Primes ia also to make
ovsrtures for future marriage sstsesa hms. ana tn.
nApghisr Of King Leopold, who 10 about ,suriesa
years Of age and In the event OF susoesaal su. to
these negotiations he Is further instructed 10 invite tb.
DUKE Duchess OF Babant 10 10 Paris and
30 continue their route ~ Bern vsops aed Stock
hslu, osdsr to try equally 10 rally these ccur.s 70
French husses. The spondeccs OF the did-rsat
paperr, and even the semi oncia oarna besin TO r.
gard ~ pessbls the departure q Prince Napoleon for
Bertha
With regard TO Count orlor the ovioT the mort
serious statements put forth RESPECTING his prsssnos In
Ntenns The Count win crer to the basis OF the
Vienna protocol OF the 9th OF Deosmbs bat the co,
hon that the mater shall be nesctsed directly between
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20
Armament or Mail Steamers.

lrfom tho LONDON GAxotee, FEB.
. Inc Lords Commissioners Of the Admiralty and ~
sAter Gerersl and Boarc Of Ordnance having dseadso
thnt mixed committee Of officers sssng OF ooios
Goquhoup A., inspector royal carriass depsrtmsns
CcNmander birmingham, N, and Mr. henry ntuesos
should sseembl to consider how far nay Dc posnble
TO carry into escta plan for Armins the contract mall
packet stsamers apd report Whistler the terms q
tb. contact have bssn observed By the several oompa
mics As regards the preparation Of their vessels for war
pur 90, e. have rspsrted ~ foliows:-
sRn of sons received by us from ths
be cora lie Of Admiralty and 0dnapcs TO consid
ths oues Of srmins mail contract steam psck.ta q
AZ emergency for purposes Of war have the honor 10
report you that atsnon been directed the
ort irsta ce (as proposed Ia our letter ~ the Sth
Jnue st) ~ the P-ninsuar and Oriental and the Royal
W-st Inofa Maui Packet Com psnies
We End that the total number OF vessels Possessed ~
these companies mounts TO f3 whose aggregate tonnage
o. hnrss power are ~ follovs:-
pAotnsular and Oriental Company -v-ssels--wood IL;
hce, ~ total 30 Tonnags-wuod, Ia 500 iron 10 4te
II SGT
Royal West Inda Mail Packs tCompAay --vessels -wosd
is iron, iots 20. rcpnagewoot 81 6i2; iroa 40;
totsl 80 332 Horse Power-wood $780, iron 800; tots
Q $50 ~ "
Total-v..sss 63 toni mage "a So horse power a. M
Mt ony IF hese ca es soosld IN opinion become -
nf sbststn,es for rsosaov Of S,pse Of es vsf
made auxiliary 10 ,cdr pvTcses; oonsi,atsn0 ss1s
Ju norni m,tuid under rsry prcssin0 ssify J0
tat should think tse batter calcriztdJev
med rdckes ard armed vcor ,hsrs.
On, OF hy three vessels including wood and irss, ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

mencsc-wsr that 10 TO say, bstweea Englsnd and
France the side and Russia their antagonist
Y 70 losgsr matter Of ramor, bat Of fast. We are
nns 20 merely 10 Anticipate bat simply 70 sbservs-to
oDsee the course taken BY and BY lsHd BY the bs
1872; The struggle ID no mere one Of the closet but
Scrh nsso-no mare o.s Of paper psllsis bat a
- Any longer be sueibIsia ths Ministerial clamr
but Il ~ 49, ga sltSsats and similar dceumsat
wv, sses unhappy TO the full realissd Onr nrsdi"
snr.hIs pen dspiorably ysriasi Eleven msnthI a
~ a. r,c;.S 40 hess DON have been followed not
sssvssn u: chief Powsr: Of Ohri:sssdom-b1 strife =
~. ss 70 xo,do w.lsehls, bat cxssndsd Ia
has at last Involved In great EuropssS ~ ~
representatives OF csspctsm and Of cossututio..I
nsnt-of barbarian and Of civilizAtoD s0vsxn-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-20

lNrcm the Loncos sua FEB 81
dc Ksesf took his dsp,rture nom Paris ysstsrday
evening and de Brunov hs from Lond this mornog
ituucuors are known to have been already for yard
ny nsr governments to n de OAstAlbajAo and
sh a seymour recalling tsem from st. Psssrbsrg
heyoco al OF which, s nov positively asserted that the
proposals entrusted by the Gar Count Ol,n WITH
view to opening up frssh negotiations been 81
rec gaised ~ ina mssAbls By the French and British "a
niAs 1aters wherefore, decisive rupture has ~ last
taken place between the Western Allies Of rurk.y AMI his
Imperial Majesty the Russsn AutoorAt No more vssuvs
Indication Of this rupturs esud b given than By tho
vithdrsval Of the Diploma OF the Em
peror Nicholas from the Courts Of st. James and tbs
Turries almost with the retire nsnt from
st. Petersburg Of the Freuah and Ersss Am rassdors
war, under thess circumstances, cannot any longer
b considered ~ probsble, but - having actually com
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

GINGER,-Nothpg need be said TO command the attention OF
public this article when vnced that 4 Y pure ne
rntea Medical harness beverage destroy
he unyhoesone effect turbd rely its
genuine extensively used for culinary purposes
In Hsyor cakc preserve The afflicted with Dyspepsa
Summer Complaints Nervous Debility Fever and Ague pR
nothing has been prescribed VII
equal Manufactured by E. THOMAS LYON, chemi l6i
broadway, New York. - -
g.ts Throughout the world Sold in New Orleans BY
oIs emsr j.. WRIGHT CO.. ISL Ch1rtrsa sweet
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
Passengers Arrived by steamers.

FRoM Bayou Sandy the Laurel Hill: -..,5- .s
Mr. Foa Mash Csin, Mr. Andings Dlsord, Capt
Clark Esison Mssrs Kelly Leblanc Cook
chne Bann Me'dsmes Froseoe Bowen Mf and Ms Stuart.
Fnom LoursyrLLE--By The IT. C. Tnitchen:
r H.Yinsss l. Brother Maxwell, Lawrence Mari W
Powell Collins aud family Mrs Fachid family
4 Wauon Watson, J Mitchell, Shannon, clayconb.
From GALvEsToN-By The Louisiana
Miss Sucker M Randall Mrs Penney Chairman,
Dntze reapy Mr. sssr and Mr., Rbnaeu cbpssy and
nrso Graham Donne, AyTes Goidm Oliver Shield, Kel
Kuhn aud lady, sselignon.
FROM HAvRE-By the Belle .assise:
SF TaS.a oulae and lady Jasass: vanoo
ChrsI Mise Goddard Mr. Baltic lady Gambler
Mr. Raux Ragens, Mis- Alns, Mira Tisnns, Miss Isue
Pauline.
From DosALpsosyrLLE-By he DR.. Batey:
Henry Hail. Mr. Molire John VOL ccmts, lady servant Mira
smene Mr. Piere Perhuis Paral Henry ostra
sabn Martin, Boaiigpy Misc Helen capsy, As Wilson.
From BALIzE--By the Alma:
Ms Wlamr servant, Duplacs chldreu
Chates anrgny Alex Bou Captain Mathr Charles Duet
and four on deck.
From MIILIKEs's BEHp-By The III. NJ Wright: a.u.
ssven Mr. Nichols Rev Dr. Lane, hr Dammey child
want otham, cambpel W..tn
srvsa Mr. Duese and laay Miss Duman Reed. Watson,
Burgess Clark Mexican Mague Ward MIR Campbell
and lsdy, Adam Johnson, Miss Oarander.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
WOOD, COAL, LIME, ETC.

PHILADELPHIA COAL-100 tons Red Ash
Coal egg Lehjgh Coal large Jumps in bulk SO
Lehish Coal egg size, casks Tor sale to
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

An INTERESTING INCIDENTAL correspondent
Of the Baltimore Sun, writing from on board the
United States steam frigate susquehanna, at
Hong Kong, China, transmits the following cor
respondence between Capt. Buchanan, of the
Susquehanna, and Capt. O'Callaghan, Of the Bri-
fish steam frigate Encounter, called forth by
severe accident which happened to seaman on
board the latter vessel, whilst firing salute in
honor Of our national day (the Fourth of july
at Shanghai, which shows the good feelings and
and sympathy that exists between the officers
and men Of the two services
U. S. SHp SusauEHAsNA. I
Shanghai. July 10, 1854
Nh Dear Sr-The officers and Of this ship and
the vandaa have heard with sincere regret Of the acct
dent of the Of the Encounter the 4th inst
while firing salute in honor of our national day.
These accidents to seamen are always distressing but
on this occasion it Is particularly and deeply nented by
the officers and Of the susquehanua and Vandaia
As the of the right dprves the unfortunate man
of the principal means Of supporting his family and him
self the officers and Of the susquehanna and Van
daa anxious to assist in relieving his distress and
is with sincere pleasure that send him the enclosed
bill of exchange for hundred and eighty three pounds
sterling which beg him to accept from his brother
seamen proof Of our heartfelt sympathy.
Respectfully. your obedient servant,
FRANKH BUCHANAN, Comr,
Capt @. W. D. O'Callaghan,
Commander II. NJ. s. Encounter, Shanghai
H. III. s. ENcousTEh, I
Shanghai, July a. 1854.
Nh Dear Sr-Charles Lyme, the seaman who lost his
arm while firing salute in honor of your national day,
1.-THE 4th inst begs to the captains, officers
and of the Susquehanna and Vandaa OF his deep
gratitude thankapes for their kind and generous
consideration of his misfortune.
Allow me, SIR also to express my own feelings on TINS
OCCASION which are in this token of sympathy,
not merely of charity but which is evidence
Of sentiment of good will and kindly feeling between
our respective nations Such 1t has been my good for
tune ever to find where the service has brought me in
with navy and people Of the United States OF
America: and I cannot refrain from declaring my own
ty and consideration it is in this instance duty TO
acknowledge more extended intercourse will but tend
to improve those feelings which exist less to the honor
| than the advantage of the two nations.
have the honor to be, sir, your obedient servant
| G. w. D. O'CALLAGHAN, Captain.
\ Capt r. Buchanan,
| Commander U. S. Steamer susauehanna.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
rnr1prs OF PRODUCE.

.,s Ra@sas Payne 50 bales
GRAND Apsal9s s.sts rice Paul jug. h A.
sags do Asss ss so ssr @
do IS half bills Fsa b and h bs
i Ssis m sisaaaon oaff'n so-''+.' .
BELLS
bhls 80 F s s S. sds
psseSs % ps57s
berger nol,ss Ang1 "a. IhSsa.1s d. L
bids sugar as To bass
cotton s8l hhds sugar. $50 bbls noa''e'
sssi:S e. & III.
s11s.Gs 5est'SR
s. hh '"s.s
ss IS 81. l sHss sugar
Williams BaAas h mS1s s ass SSsipG sy5
unr ordsr-To hhds sss bbs 50 half bh mOa'
b,7SsJ ss uas fS''sa
En dc K ssrgs H1ssS sG do o d
WfssFs 20 r, Dc
eaaSy Sa sbS~. Ss
Dc sa Wright S9 co Milan aaldn
hy sns,s sss's ssya
Hawkins ordar-Tota, alsi bales cotton.
BAYOU s,s a ssl: sS 81 IAn l.
%eoiJ do aGdevs lnion1ss
iaa A Am Mts s
sona do aeSm 90 ss Fea lt 40 u
Carroll co- Kelly FsIe-6 do Loyd tIerson-
10 bbds sugar rs bb moae Gco61 do AMinbeger
co hhds sugar Barbl'dgs AeGSs Do q ebs noa
eo3O Swney Green &colO do 80 bhii moa.ses
McCalls do hhds sugar Menard q pignaud.b3 do
bbls measses Braud LandSs DO AgentaR e iapu-SS 90
Adarns-73 mOsees de Egsnass az 25 hhds sng
Darby TmoaIet-O do ForstEB Ibis George ShR
ordorTo 3l bales cotton herees and Ss4 ht
sugar, 500 bblH molsssss
LoUISyLLE-Sesmer Twichel- eks bacon I! kegs lard,
bs bells Parmee Bros6 bales nasys George Plnnkard Geo
oil DolspnT boxes md ~ piec
baggng Smith, johnson scotts bales wine Whitehead Char
6cei7 bbls potatoes and Loehn
Leeand-9 do ees half Sehnedarl bb eggs Ma
,n-l1 glassware Wnge-l7 casks bacon Netson
Martin bbls apples Benton Aco- tier
bacon kegs lsr 10 bb apples. b.s sys 1e salss hay to I
Gedn &col2O bbs whisky 70 80 DO Alcohol 90 do 10
oil Joseph Lands &eo4o do shut1, MADDEN Langll7
kettles 81 crate bars LRveubene4e pieces castings Shat
o4 do Nsn.Ie 1css b Stevens Aelo boxes be
II do Bacon bali bhls pork VOORHEES, Gggs &eoo furniture to
Daehanaal ba cotton Fes ponagan &eosandries 70 order
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

ABOLITION RIoT.--In Worcester. Mass, on
Monday, the Both ult., Mr.. Butman, the person
who arrested Thomas Sims and Anthony Burns,
was discovered booked at the American House,
and was Immediately posted throughout this
city. In the evening vigilance committee Of
citizens surrounded the hotel and watched But
mans movements. He presented q pistol at
them, and threatened to use it, wherupon war
rant was issued and he was Immediately ar
rested, and this forenoon brought before the
police court charged with carrying concealed
weapons. The case was postponed two weeks,
and he was required to give bonds for his ap-
pearance.
A large and excited crowd gathered around
the courtroom, and it becoming evident that
Butman's life was in danger, Mr.. George F.
Hoar, freesoiler, and son of the venerable Sam
uel Hoar, appealed to the crowd to let Mr.. But
man go in safety out of the city. The crowd
gave way, and Butman, accompanied by q
strong guard, went to the depot, followed by
| the populace, where the colored men fell upon
him, and would undoubtedly have taken his life
but for the interference Of other parties.
Butman was placed in carriage, accompa
MED by Mr.. Higginson, and thus escaped with
his life. Mr.. Higginson was considerably Gu
| by the missiles thrown at the carriage, and But
man was pelted with rotten eggs and stones, ane
was kicked and beaten almost to death.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
FOURTH DIS ICT.

THROWING STONES. - John Nicholson WAS
arrested from Recorder jackson charged by
Capt George Frtzen with throwing stones board Of
his ship lying the head Of Jackson street and also with
attempting his life by assaung him and throwing
stones into his bedroom on board of his ship.
LARcENY-Charles Bush was arrested by
the Fourth District police at the request of hr. John
veelkel, who charged him with larceny. When Bush
saw the officers coming he took his heels but finding
himself closely pursued, he threw away three spring
knives which were found and identified. He re-
mapded for examination,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

P. P. Willett, postmaster at Bryersville, Liv-
ingston county, New York, was on the 9th ult
brought before the U. s. Commissioner Conkln
by Deputy Marshal Taylor, upon warrant
issued on complaint of Col. North, Special Mail
Agent, charging him with prying into and sup
pressing letters passing through his hands
The evidence was sufficiently conclusive to war
rant his being held to bail,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09
IJNIVERsITY OF LoUIsIANA-LAW DE-

UNIVERSITY OF L0uISIANA-LAW DE-
U PARTMENTTbe Lectutea in this Department will COM
ence on MONDAY November 1884 continue
Monday April 1885, They will embrace the most i'm
porant Civil CommoD Constitutional and nens
we'll Equity Jurisprudence and Pface Lectures
will DO delivered by four Professors.
Those by Professor McCaleb will treat of
Admiralty Maritime Law embracing the rights and ohlga
Collisions other Maritime
General Average Salvage Civil and Military Mariners Contracts
Marine ypohecaons and Contracts for Maritime
Services in Building Repairing and Supplying hips.
Law embracing Prize and the Practice
Absolute Rights Of States in their pacific and hos
The Jurisdiction Of she United States embracing
the Original Appellate urdton Of the Supreme and Circuit
Original jurisdiction q The District Courts as Courts of
Revenue and Prize and instance Courts OF Admiralty.
Those by Professor Randell Hunt, will embrace
Commercial relaes 70 Mercantile Persons Mercantile
Property and Mercantile Remedies They Of
o and Corporations of Principal and Agent
of Bs Exchange Pomssory Noies and Shipping Of Ball
men and with Carriers Contracts Of by
Charter Conveyance General ship OF Freight
Salvage and nsuance Oh oa Liens
D. Tha Cmua Law Practice in Courts Of Criminal Juriadic
tion.
| Those by Professor johnson will embrace
l. and Equity urspIudenes and Practice and
| Pleaings in Civil Cases At common Law.
| Q, Constitutional Law.
| Those by Professor Roaeps will embrace
The Civil connection with the Roman, Span
French Laws md Critical Analysis of the Decons tbs
| Supreme the State
Land Titles derived from England Spain Franco th
| United States. . .r,g,,,,,..4
The Degree will be conferred those
ony who Shall full of Lectures
having twelve nhG under the direction of
WHO shall examination by the
rious Professors found deserving Of the honor.
The fee OF doAs matEienlaoH
i Ave dollars aud dollars for tbs diploma.
be addressed the Dean OF the Faculty
New Oreana.
auli 9tawddwtd z. kosELiOs, Dean OF the Faculty
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-11-09

The dead body of colored man was detected
few days ago in q box at Philadelphia, that
had been shipped by Adamss Express. The box
was directed to druggist in New Haven, and
it is supposed it was intended for the Medical
University, % o subject for dissection