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FIrTH Dsrlor cqBRTl SUCCESSION vf JOAN N JoHaspN
j OF ORLEANS. = f.. .... =
Z nj UIICE is hereby given to the Creditors of
this Estate all othsT 10 Aho
the n by Feowes inter Of
John NJ johnson Ah uduat bs ogated
app1oys the 10 accordance sasrysth aud the
liability
r BY order oil Tue SaafI s,,.,i.,,
lot N ihEfAGNiEs. " ply tlerk.
SUCCESSION D. juIiN-
ns' l.. NouykLII ORLEANS Sun.
a Wis est par lie present donne aux creanciers
IN oales aye Sab
dix de Il
presente hB aa
dc 5oo N. johnson
point app les fonds sne ses main
dit 10 dis n.eur dehage de Sci
oncti do TesponsAbiits.
Par order de a Cour,
aus 1T N. TRtPAGNIER, Dsputa Grsfher.
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.SINR WATCHES. JEWELR

EsSINE WATCHES. JEWELRY, eto. s,sss
e. TYLsRi ~ CAMP sTRkET, n..snsis on RsSsA
puPLEX and cyLiNDER WATCHES, all the hes, sgssas
Ase.FoA vEsTand GUAR DcHAINs.s SEALS ssKEYsspovsr,
aoEb PENS, PENCILS, rHIMBIzs, sucs sss alta. v,Ns
aaAcsLETs, BROOCHES, &c LAcEs RINGk ,siLvERWAaI
SPOONS and FORHE, LADIES' CAST0Rs CUPS, PITCHERS
TRAYS, TIA SETS, cAND LEsTcKs URnie
RfetI FANCY GOODS, EuHINS FINE PRNF uhsERY-tosSIp
sith uaaaten.
AisospECTAcLES 30 rass,
sad aaaset EETokS, sfs5y
en- asad 6ttads anti nY}
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Pages Celebrated sasO .EsEfs.


Schroeder near West Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md
ND ESPECTF GLLY inform their friends and
y public generally that they have greatly enlnrgad
estabshnent and have such facilities enable
all orders with aiHpah and in the ue Of work
manHbp.
dh
uniou Those mB
bang equally we'll
all and euch Steam
Eugnea he Slaka, RheslB,
Smoke whs6is ready
mill the detached ready work. Steam augne
u Plain cylndsi Boltr.
lucy Horse PSxer, with enlarged
whee Third cishss Null particularly adapted
doing good Of the judge.
They Horse Po~ers o. three
the pion md fam; also Timer Whselp Lumber
Cgrs
Their greatly improved and
may perfect all Details lie
greatest laboi-ssvtns inca Of the age.
pamphlet u descriptions their
mills horse powers ssm capacity saving
viii be furnished to any applying BY letter
! Caution against lltr5ag ements.
As their patented rights been nfuged
they haze laey obtained daasea agtipn bfgh
patent rights,
al mills similar principle Eo
builders
for privileges gnarsaeed hy Inc
paien shntea them the Government United Saeu
| Apply to their agenis in Rew ereans,
| al Smw sLAFK, DAY a sTAUFFER
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.

" WRIGHT g. CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
~ GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
supply DrngEats and Dasta at ProPors lowest
" asasrs Depot Special Agency isl chartressest
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of orleans City If Asw Oreans,5
remembered that the sh june 1856 before ms the
p the
sOnay Pembeton, Pesdea A. sehiber Sce
Merchants insurance Mutual Company of New Otans
who being scoraing and that
and the
JOHN PEhiBERToN, Prcsident
A. SGHREiBER, Secretary.
Sworn 10 and
! c.. v.
Second Juslics this Pc Parish Of oflsana
The Board have declared dividend Of Fifteen Per
Cent tpsrtcpatng the profs of thu
year May for certificates will be
0n A'- Saws 1 John .PEMBERToN, President.
A. SGHkEIBkR, Secretary.
New Orleans, June -, 1855. tSF@,aS 495
DIRECTORS: "
:, John Penbsrton B. %. vsnand, la, BfRud,
: Logan Mcknight. M. Cuday, Vim. Fosei,
q. SatlaId, Plerre Fonizs u. Mlitenhergef
s#sN p, iel2u
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7, $500. j, rrnea,nrmsnta.

Interior Encampmenta.
S,axa1I1 No. i. Baton Rouge, meets on the
- .cond and fourth saturdays of esch month
sf,usr SINAI No. 8, Franklin, La.s nests on
md an. third Wsdneadeysin each month, ~ .t.
ii ~ SHAW No. 10, Clinton, La, meets on the
Ard and fourth Saturdays IN each month.
ne JAMES FURNEAUX, Grand Scribe,
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IN couesiop Ia undersigned respectfully socta careful
paon The analysis above Springs with those of others
lis South Such examination he is will at establish
as in the treatment OF acute chron
u iii '' CHARLES cULLUM Proprissar.
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EAR. j. a. DE HART, DENTIST,
IN tende aaexviceato the ladiea4
q Nsw orisahs a n gi,sisisy being
sn surpassed fous
nv assured
f- Canslstrss betwsen
Bcsrlonand Dapph Holma store IA,
E FULLUPFEh SETS or TEETH the suction prineps
30 GUARANTEED TO h in respect for FuL
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GHARoLlNA .lSEED PEAs:-5o0 patent
" eags. for sAleSy a. r. COCHRAN q Hall.
: myla No. d Gravisr street
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omcsrs snlisrdllsa a. H. hsd iss5
LourslAsA No ests every E Fridsy evening,
s s.s lsssas Per sssrstaly H eilinshan
w.saTSaros No 8, meets every Thursday even
T. wassingtoH Rs rnFa b. Musen secre
tary !: + Luis Per Secretary @ Hooper, Treasurer
UNION Lopez No 8, meets every Monday even
ing in room No. S, Odd Fellows Hall. .umeerssJho
raw NC; s. W. Moore, G ]. n. Lseogde, seols-
tary Thos Shields, Per Secretary Il u. heaass
uaasoESr No s, meets every Thursdsy evening ,aaI
= room No Il odd Fellows' Hall. oficers-John
N CraWford' N q 2 Robertson, 9 l Butler
Sscrsssry !; [ Jshan, Per Secretary I = saspeV'
rsspraaoN No. 8. meets every Thursday evening
IS 1sssssson HAN Fourth DISTRICT 0nieersEW
Iembertou, 4 eanty, y g; " Wooten, s Score
Say TIN Deacon, Per Secretary ? o0fafeh Afsas-
NxUroSrA, No. 10, meets every Tuesday evening
s d room No q odd Fellows Hall. 0fcers-Franei
Barre, q ~ Fletcher, G. FncEs seerslary
~ Bouter, Per secresary Y scnnelael' Aiea'uAs.
GzlzAxs No. II, meets every Tuesday evening
al room. Mo- i, Odd Fellows Hall. 0ficers-T
Peterson N q j II Frohis, 6; Il Webb, secrefe-
ry;W Il Harrington. Treasurer
C0sasacIAI No; p, meets every Hea a,asrs
Niee s ZEE sssistsrj Soos
Howard M. is, meets every Thursday evening
il room No S, ODD Fellows Hall: onacers-B De
ailsa, q; il Henrques G 7 Sanhosn, score
tary MANNER Per Secretary A Dc sola. treasurer
HopE No I4, meets every Wednesday evening
ID room NO j. Odd Fellows Hall. oficers-st ]
e1dr1q5zt N G ~ Murphy, v pc @ W. Gould, seeie
tsry n4s Rpsater, Per secretary George haresn,ae
DErf4 nv. lis, meets every Monday evening "
room No 4 Odd Fellows Hall. ..of ieers--A "
lEaodonsll, MIG; Il Coison 70 Collins sec
Rotary; 3 Moouiloeh, Per Secretary ao'nes'
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STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parah Of Orleans, City of New OrleauH.5
30 that he 18th 1855 beioTsme hs
Habchar uaee of the Peace
Ally appeared srothsr Presidents and Jsmsn H. WEBSTER
Secretary oihe Home Mutual Insurance Conpanv of Orleans
VINO being ay sEon according TO that the
Of the raid company. A. BROTHER, Preaidsnt,
JAS. a. WHEELER, Secretary,
beios 1855
E.V.JONTE, Second Jpsties Of the
ofthe Parish o Orleans,
Tbs Bossdof
/
The Board Of also directed that
for the year ending the Both December 1854 o6 placed
10 he credit Of contingent account =. 3N
ThsCompans peril BeGs
oMee No. ssCsmpHsfsSt,
n. vi .pFsai5
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Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
FRIES i ES BEIN,

Hardware, Iron, Copper, Zinc and Tin
Plates.
ESTLEY BEIN
80 aud 81 Camp street.
kRH4s FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD r.
~ AE ETc, would sal NJ attention y hsis
Ire nov aud
sas Il &C. aa s In n s
q
part and which they
81 lsngliah Bar Iron. ouna d.quars'
is is . H s::ssss,. { /; &:
: :. ''s q ssaes''f gleas 81 Rla.s.i
i! sEs$'.s slssss s ss.s ss.,s'' =.
ss ss.s
sS IN M RI sa pss sss sesss
90 ssss ns sss ss,.
asS Oliver Anne, and oihs, rand.shovsl,snd SPADE,
i To- Tiissa AZ sssalss e ceSss MHs
| r0eke.an Table Gallery Rasors,ete;
sss 81 s H.:
sss assssss'''
fss p I'll ses,aSms;
| Chain 5abissand Anchors; '"-'
asssissa Hoe.
slepshnt III ,ha and ether sSod brands;
rss ass ssais f9a9 70 ''p'a
az ss Mssl Sss hsgs sss
Atlan,iee Pure White Lead
aisss,ss rssss.' gaits Esaa
s HI isn$ s ssass sso ssssni
Sheet, s lara aud d Zig Lead g. rrs, ss.
aIL5MAS, XANL "a co,s eELEsRATRD TxNNkssgg
sporte as oSsnbss so@srss j
~ s 81 sSi BOLT COPPER
VIZ sADSER ss asSs "a saS as rIs
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JUDICIAL SALES.


JoOACAxAA 9xAA1A1as.
ssossa 5ssrss. coya1, Topp CO. '. MARY ANN soFF
HY yirtne Of a writ of feri facias to me
Parish ssl A. psbS HSe9u = my
.s..a n. above
.nt. Tsrm.-ca.h. o ,n,,s ,o,1ssr oo,.,,,,.
ss ,v..,.,. : has1ejs Agent
Panlsa .oahs.ss. y. sEo, RoGx $50
y o. writ 81 nera 20 s
he ssli ssstiG
sslSs& ~, 4 4. .no,,
's aus IA G IS JOHN A eA1ssr Constable.
.--.l15, - STATE IA, u. oE Lo y
w. y ~ a,s hsSv
{ appear sS at IL eiass q
say a. 81 s
'0 By se Sld nlpP q oSa his 81. day Il July
eqaai.qs b..trss SS y e q, Il,
cream i Dc ae rino,ass sort rar present
stqss 1anss
hem y du maii III De dsi6stf aarlvahi
20 10 al sont
M dan aoal, e al ia'ississs xor ,..r
= STATE OF LOUISIANA; ,,,..
EouN NrssER s Ys 1s' III for
the ia,h day Ads4stis s. purpose Of
a s aS . i s's
his b P order a. aaf Goa ksT os July 81
ssl asa -, :, ~ MIS- "; = MOTT \ Clerk
ouuuiems caas 20 District De IA Neasehs Orleans
VoHN Nfs Ssi.sEi vs.: sEs oREANc CHESS, pour
s 90 ,sa @ sst
viii la Anne a,a
r. lion, ~.
o.ss poarsue ndcaes eoA'e sA ct ' sHs
r ssIs de Ia c'nf &c 81 juliet 1902 A MOTT srr
rassIsas @ DR. AAITshW Nc fosF-
vEKTu dune writ de nerl dacaas pa, mol
s"' .at
1as sfaysr Matches proprse
suisauts r,nr ~, a. .,,..,s \.
dsssus dee Johnson Psfdao
esaao oda
s sas dAn' r4'f' HofP con...b
FInsT JasTioEs CoTHT HENRY SIR sEK ". IL. c. G.
pH' T ST9sTI1I If writ Of eri e. fss si to me
| My fl11lph Vi d Wite VI aeIt Iaetas W lle
IN Se Pas orisans viii e1peso puv aacon on THURS
49,, In
shove suit. Tsls-cssh t1oppr Cows.
PnFMirH JUSTICE DF PAX, HENRY sCKEsEE Va Dr. c G
r po a,I1 S.; eApa -. 1850
sdss.s pal pSoaas Premiere 1aes a as Pss
pubiique yEUDI
a,aou, ma mag asin, Tchoupito
| aaiss dams fa1aire ei-desaus Condtions-Comptant
saul aai N'-' >,S !. J. HOPPE. conaetabe,
i -, = -, ~ MA rFfIL Jvs =. NJ tIoE. NJ n
Il JUSTICES OouRT,
1 PAEIsH OF ORLEANS o it,!os liz,
4 BbY VIRTUE of O writ OF herl taelas to me
Il d,..d IL ma Han H. RI enpte First in ce Of the P.ac,
" p,;sh ~ friaanr viii mr. Ged 10 M AZ unoo auction
" bou,yf
~ Nsoa-jna
.t, ia a lawn, a. ssr,bed .ronerty 10 viz
LOT 0F q all ;as D9nga and md
men5 theseoh
being Ss ha II s saaass ~ sp lnd a % 81
strset seizad IN he
| aus ]. HOPPE Constable.
j 1-,,I - LIZ .; ~ 90. ~ !. : = a o
IH&p DISTRICT Ioukf iliNAlas ~ sioniAo f<AN
OF NRw IAL.4Ss. :. n't."-so: 49,.
4 sRI AlRIU n OF q WIFE OF 1erf fac1aS 10 nt
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Fire. River and Marine Insurance,
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE CoMPANY
OF TORONTO, G, W
coo or 100000
Epwp. O. o'BntEs, Secretary, A. M CLARK President,
BRANCH OFFICE. Nc. 40 Camp IS. New Orleans.
@ The andsrsisnedas prepared uissue PoLCIEsagan
ths aao
BY FIRE eurrentrstsa OF premium. Fl
BENJAMIN FLOR kNtE Agent,
us HARMON DIANE atantA Agent.
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wolFE,s AROMATIC scHEIDAM sCHNAPps.
81 Dassss aud Merchants al dsaars of the articles
nined the above catalogue will find to their advantage by
calling OF sending their orders where Will Re ths oss
49, .. WRIGHT d co, z
GENUINE MEDlCIFE WAREHOUSE.
rtrasa Npvi,rS auaE
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~ USp ENSION BRIDGE S.-NOTIGE
Engineer and s1,dgs Builder 81 m sran Miss.
sSdoe other River
n ~ WIN srsat open ssspppong o IRON PER
ete Ihe above Suspension Bridges
9m Timber Brick q
& re span tho Potomac civ on do
IN h % Ssw york; Brooklyn WiliaHabagb. Had
= y aan.issa. s''"'' sI,,r
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MA Cs CuLLua Dear Sri reviewed the apaysis
Mr Avequ Of your Springs which requested you
unlike any il the resemble a
aTga amount mineral Ingredients they contain know Of no
Chss6ea Sprpg country Of
have paaei except the Baon Springe which arc moi
quite slrong. ....,... ... T., "a,
Digestive Organs cannot be qrestonad and
nasisa by general debility, they will he found uleul
fN''S very respectfully yours, ETC., NC. MOTT, NJ. D.
To inysds giie,or pledges himself particularly that no
exeron parWn be wanting to make them
e' ANALYSIS. ...
The Anaysis Of following Springs nadeby Mr. j. B. Ave.
au;n Of Oea, gentleman whole reputation
Chemist ranks agt the hgheat only country but In
France alsos .,.p..,r y,er,u sn,,,,n
o,nriops Of contained in an
lirh pint, Or the eighth part OF q gallon; :,
carbenic AcidnsIsiy no s O., Grains Troy Weight.
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THE SPRINGS.

CULLUMs SPRINGS, CHocrAw Co, AssssssAA
ny i sss and s s sss m
Ps' s ssss s e.
ss Dns ss'.a VIEW z
si @ 80 S %
rse s..I ae ss & ~ .ssa 9s II %
him ss5s 's s s s, Pss sss4 If
alsys and on he The Cottages
az have Sssn which M and sommodiou
M BY r,sSs s .d hlss times week aaar
Rsi.d car dc d. s.
H. s9 nas p asls sr Ps &
s1S ys II JIG
passed Z he 1oss p1opear
sss % r.. hssPs s s's ss
known that have effected many
.sa1 hs
is he ~ WIN i s ns I'D sl' Of
{ CERTIFICATES.
II would DO difficult 10 detbe in tsrs the number and
f.. he sa'n S 4 wheh Mr. ch caan
sp icing q a are aaP
eupossnt Of ys,loas kinds IF
AiAAliNA' SULPHUR,
nate ass . As M esIs
Of the abb mins viss sar r..
ata seououa Ahss'ns certain kindao Paray
a. That ssrrasneaa Springs TONES in multi
ss ib yssDsss e he
sssa prescribed and administered with judgment
discretion. s.7l tT.-.gMI.
i geugnct D. Pr, H. Daret b. M p
Batbe, b Nj. Pa = r. Abufzi, d. Al p
Ch tn rPin D. Nh Z. Marmlion. q. Nj. p B..
v. Forsine5u, D. MI c. de VAlistti D. NJ. p,
A. MERCER, b. u z, Ch. Dslesy,b III. r,
Ch. FagetD. M, r. .s"
New Orleans, AprHso, 1855.
A Lambert D. NJ. p, y j. Labatut D. M P
4 pecuur t. D. u. P, S. Martini D. MP
A Iemat D. Mp, D. Thery, D. al. p,
Jsmss Jones, M % Tricou, d. NJ. p.
Joseph Mastin. D. MP.
Mobile Aprlls, 1857 y.3H
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81 NRw uMLxANa. I REll.--No. 40
sDY VIRTUE of writ Of feri facias to me
directed by Third District of
Orleans in cause will to sell public
auction TUESDAY, a. 1856, ~ O'Clock P M, IN
House, ehrres between oens and ST.
Ann in Second Dis iet this
MARE, Dra aod one SIT ot HArne szed in hs
~ MaNDEyILLE MARIGNY,
/ guQ7slI sheriff Of the Parish Of oseans.
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tF f
4f357 453is,s' - s57slrt a=lfI tl<E
lqi'li Ne slszass ~ = 80 z's \ -
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SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NASHVILLE.
HARD FIGHTING AT SEvAST0POL.

The United States Mail ste amer Nashville. from
Liverpool 9. u P. NJ. on Saturday, the 7th inst,
arrived here yesterday ss noon.
The Nashville reports her oxn arrival st Liv-
erpool at 9 o'clock A. NJ, of Tuesday, the 81
instsnt
The intelligence by this arrival although soma
what scanty, is interesting The viesas Con-
ference had adjourned uatl April the 9th, when
it WAS expected the disputed Third Point would
be discussed and decided in presence OF the
French and Turkish Ministers Of Foreign Affairs,
Drcuyn De l'Huys snd As'ali Pacha who hsd set
out for Vienna. 1t is quite impossible to divine
what may be the result of the Conference. bus
sapgui6e as 10 peace. A series Of sanguinary
conflicts had been fought By the French before
Sevastopol. The latest reported OF these bat
ties is stated to have put 5000 ueu hors de COM
bat. We are yet without detail. Although these
encounters were sauguinsry, they are said not to
alter the face of affairs. Both armies are EN-
ployed in strengthening their positions aud pre-
pairing for the grand operations Of the spring
csmp.ign. Another detachment of tbs Baltic
feet bad sailed from Spshead, aud the flying
squadron had arrived out.
The Liverpool Cotton market showed large bls-
nesi-s2 Geo in five days, with prices Of the better
qualities advanced ID; Miding Lied, aud ordinary
unchanged Bresdstuffs and Provisions generally
unchanged but both msnfsstiog a more cheerful
feeling Lard was dearer. Naval Stores 10 fair
business. Money wss easier; bullion increased the
Bank of England has reduced its rae OF disc ,un to
a cent Consols steady at 99s G92l.
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poor man mentioned in the tsxt was the Savior him
felf He referred 20 the saying In the Ns~ Test ,ment
that camel can more easily pass through the eye al
a needle tha rich man enter the straight gate tbs,
Leads TO Heaven; and held that this IL strictly true
no such n 60 ever did or shall, enter Heaven.
All the mirscles Of Savior have this character that
they outraged no law of nature; hear OF no
such miracle az large bocy psseiDg through an
tritce smaller than that booy. God does not &C.
asonsby lie the size OF the aight gate altered
No Does the man stick fast No, The change,
then IL in the man; be must grow smsll enou "a for
the Darow entrance; his prids and swelling mAsni-
iuoe mpst be csst swsy; be mu.t De 40 utterly poor
- 10 have nothing but trust 10 God tn save him.
But must man literally dive.t himself this side
the gate, Of ell wealth Spiritual things mus, be
taken spiritually be must be poor in spirit; he
must be aware that all be TO have, be has no.
save in trust-a deposit from the Lord on call to be
applied when called for 10 the poor Of the Lord just
a. was the practice Of the early Car An Church.
The application Of this vis~ TO tia charitsbls pur.
poses of the evenings exercises WAS obvious.
The preacher then considered FUst-ths character
OF those whom the Lord hears; they pray loudly,
else they would Lot be heard; and their praying
is habtusl, not spasmodic. SecoHf-toe fullness o.
HE to their oonse which not only
includes peace on earth, bot reaches to the unim-
sgined nights Of everlasting bes'itude.
At the conclusion of DR. B 9 discourse, collection
was take up In aid OF the Society
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JUMPED FROM THIRD-SToRr WisDow.-Lsst
night, about lOl o'clock, woman named Grady, re-
siding at No. 20 Pesrl-st., while under the influence
of liquor, got into quarrel with her husband, and
for the purpose of putting end to that and also to
her existence she jumped out Of the thirdstory win
dow. Her husband caugh. hold Of her dress as che
went through the window, and succeeded in keeping
her from falling to the ground some three minutes.
Officer Cronin ef the First Ward, and young man
named Madden, brsced their knees against the wall
Of the house and as the woman fell caus bit her. and
all parties escaped unframed.
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and unvordly mind from rssh expectations Of fame
and fortune which she WA determined should never
be the sius Of Der lfe That ve have hst only two
novel. since, shoE. how deeply grounded was this
retolve.
Shirley" was conceived and wrought on. in he
midi o, fearful domssti, eriefs Her only brother
bhebtet and both her remaining sister, died in one
wear There vas something neKoresstbly affecting
in the aspect Of the frs little creature Who bal 1ne
suob woOdeffnl things, AMI who was able 70 bear up,
with 20 bright an eve and 40 composed count-nance.
unoer such weight of sorrow. and such prospect
Cf solitude. In her deep mourning dtess neat 81
qusk Ell with her beautiful hair smooth aud br,<n,
her fine eyes blazing with snng. and her sensible
face indicating habit of self control, il not NJ silence,
she seemed perfect household image-irre-istioty
recalling Woros xorths description Of that domestic
treasure. And che wa this She was as abs At the
eedle s. al the pen. The household knew tha excel
lebce Of Der cookery before they heard OF tls OF her
hooks. In 30 utter a secusion as she lived inn
thOse dYeary wids where she not strong enough
10 roam over the hils; in thu. retreat where her
s,udious father rarely broke the silence-aud there
vss no one else 10 do It; 10 that forlorn house,
planted the very clsy OF the churchy ard where the
raves of her sisters before her <indOw in such
living sepulchre, her mind could not but prey upon
i'self and how il did suffer we 10 the more sin
ful portions Of her LAST novel Evil tie" she said.
with change in her s'es1y cOuntenance, inst she
should feel very lonely when her aged father died..
But she formed new ties after that She married
and IL IL the old father who survives 10 mourn ner.
He knows, TO bis comfort that IL is not for long.
Others now mourn her, in domestic sense; and, As
for the public thsre be no doubt that pang VIII
be felt IN the midst of the strongest interests of the
day. through the length and breadth Of the land, aod
in the very heart Of Germany, where her works are
sngulsrly appreciated France, and America that
the CuIrer Bell" who so l.teiy stole as sha1oT
into the field Of cotemporary literature has already
become q shadow agan-vauished from our view,
and senceforth hsuntipg only the memory OF the
uultltudes whose expectation was fixed upon her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23

FoRHs AND PREcEDESTs UNDER THE PRoHIBroRY
LAw-We learn that the Hon. L d. Cdlver is pre-
pairing for the prees, pamphlet containing the new
Probib,ory Law, with forms aud presidents adapted
to proceeding under H. such as aidavis co nplaiot'
bonds, search end seizure warrants summons, attach
meDts, certificates, rulings, convictions, commit
ments, executions, appeals, &c Such work will be
needed by every magistrate, lawyer, quor-seler and
liquordrnker in the State Judge Culver il familiar
with the objections, legal and constitutions by which
attempts will be made to overthrow or evade the Law,
and his practice in the City aud country will enable
him to aid the friends Of the law in giving il safe aud
efficient execution. The proceedings under this law
will, for the most part, be new and peculiar, and will
be attack with bitter and interruptions opposition.
The work will be issued in few dsys, and will be
sui'ed both to the country ard city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-04-23
REVOLT AT SEA.

The packet ship Cynosure, Capt Lunt, from Liv-
erpool, arrived at Quarantine yesterday forenoon
having seven Of her men In irons for an alleged a.
tenn. a. revolt when three days out. Word was sent
10 the CITY and United States Deputy Marshal Hor-
ton and Officer John Smith, Of the Reserved Corps.
were dispatched to Staten Island to take the men in
custody. They brought then to the City at O'Clock
last evening and locked them up in the cells OF the
Filth Ward Police Station. where they we're to re-
main until this morning. Their names are Richard
Brown, James Marshall, james OGvie, Edward
Gallagher, George Wilson, George Bennett and III
liam Harris According to the statement OF some OF
the men the Captain required duty OF them winch
they regarded as extra and unusual, and 10
the performance Of which they demurredi whe'e-
upon the captain, the frat mate The second mate and
the physician Of the ship in order to check the sc'u
or apparent revolt drew their revolvers aud fired a.
TIE peraons above named. Toe entire crew consisted
OF eighteen men, but those not psmed were not par
ticpstors in the revolt. Harris received five or six
bullet wounds. One OF them is in bis mouth and an
other is in the region Of the heart His wounds are
90 dangerous that he was removed to the Ne.-York
Hospital. Barrett was wounded in two places but
not Dangerously Two others Of them had their heads
Gu, BY blows from slupg shot as they suppose but
they are not seriously wounded.