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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-27
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100 ia ' 'o' 'A' f. & ". KELLY.
~ Jys4 " ans g.sw KELLY.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-27

NO l2I--A Two Story Brick Hoasa. Cr,,., RI,
rison and Eighth Streets on the Blua- sys,p ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
Passengers Arrived BY steamers.

FRoN Sr. LouIs--By tie St Nicholas IN
", Bs,gwn Ef.h stevsni Hi Rsnond sAsv Wolfe Pollard
Mrs Newman Mrs While. - ' -
FHoM ST. LoUis--By The .9yctie -,-
~ ssri Bg s H Eshsrsser Ham, Parks as. Gresham
FgoM Sr, MAKTITsvnLE-By tie Lones,ar.
lazy Crawford Z French, Whetworh. "'a
From LAforncHE--By The Carrier; lE.5as.. F.& e
Gen re Msia and ady Mis- cefssyL Wilson lazy srs family
Cslia Vsra4 Boafg Andrs, ststhsns Ebert Aoos Rod
fivG.z.s Hernandez Hernandez, W BJufu, Lsudfy
FaoM GRAsD LAKE--Iy he Frank Lyon; :.
A Tfuni ADD Tsmtuf Hewef and rsrysht
walker Ahhonsy Mayer spd
Hars Duncan Phrsis DR. Bton, Gbscu, Hessy uksy
Gel Wkigbtnau, Wood. -
Raom WArERLoo-Bg the Nev Ldtona:
Hasnsr Kerhn chabssa. " Niles Henry, fosd.no. Bse
es Hsssr ssvo Ksrns ppplantier Minor, Chris
tine Mr. Faatsqusr AMRLsehs, d Troisea, Rsbsky.
FRoM 0rgLocsAs-By Ga ,Opele,sai.
wilkins, conJers coetfeldJ Mec1asky Ryan cocs
soIain. " '' ''N'N
FRoM WiLLIiMsronT-By lie Music
nm Dswat FAIRS Bibg Brs, Jis AieYandr re
Laadfy, psnsy Poydrss servant air Trher =, AM
saSgass, e. L.ssr crssaId Brooke sensoa
fRoa svcKssuRs-By Ne Natcdez:
Ms ahsm and ssvau 5Ss. Hewitt Hall spd servant. Mr.
narin M apenes sad child, Mia bd ssa isdy as3 zen
ra DUKE Mssss Adsphas Watson Resysa HAIL. bike
Fegsa Bisns Coad sriEgs Marrr Matks
Downey frsser Moses Skinner Eo Brsscos
Fao ST ALBASs-By he .4manda. :
ME- suS Mr. Brown. Buch snsn. Jobnsaa, Delaney.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

DyeEting the subject Ridde o thosa poina which
may be sad be yet sdo Juice mayaaey abute to hes
action unhealthy acid Eecreiohs
e Base Of bArbonAio with nsua-
ne ths scds Of the stomach Endi dong tns
~ portion OF cirhonc acid hich anaier Its ACID
sfeeta and eSers favorable Influence renal
nsTSeus sYne relieving coolingefretng AID eahr
The ltrabiy OF the stomach In EoIt ongN
en- BY Inc lhic scid dia he acting by Of the pks
cases Of gravel where the aplus oHhe hc acid depo
actng IN double wayi actual by OF ihs
Soda 3D. attentive changing overcoming aheais ny
which me haotGa deposits induced these
Of value. For purposes the
y sods s'snS spos aimee e
Garbona.s Of
the sadon water woald mill substitution tbs oina alkaline
carbonate. t-I-r
great benedt employed skin Diseases supposed
powe over epra porGs seahisa herpes USED
rhay and internally recommended also 10 Heterogeneous OF The
Uterine functions, lannengrha and choos rheuman
nd sou For these purposes Alkaline sulphur Spring ould
be preferred, being more rich in eulpAureet hydrogen
So extensively lime that
1t ia almost
hsy saud all this Southern OF And
though excoed yield
as a pleasant and health bringing mineral water" Il.
Ths opinion couormsd BY The extraordinary which have
been sfected by the OF tile invaluable waters.
Carriages atsndatcs ell times
snge end from the nd or tho useof visitors during their
stay. z 5s.. y
BTbe proprieto beg to append tbs following
ton of these the public themselves Of their
wine: g.
We undersigned from Qualities
fully units giving opinion favor OF the valuable mineral
psrtss therein contained and The beneficial effects resulting
canal the aruar chronic rhennatis
nyerate peculiar skim in hillary
@'fs-N'A' r A. LAMENT D.MP.
W. RuSHE0N,
g ~ - - t-.- q{s, AID. PEeQUEI, a
f. tPOEsTk,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
EXPORTS.

NEW YoRKsteamsbp Crescent Gses Sbls -four, 400 boxes
sosasco, bales psltriss. A,,,--y
2Sz bblslhrd
BosToEship Francons-tsa bales on hemp wool
hops ~ do 1855 b far 80 do pork 20 do whisky 500
hides 800 staveE.
NEW YoRKSbip May Ass eood so bfdols bales
hts pork bbs O
bales hhes $40 81 tobacco nds So axis oil meal
PENSACOLAschr Conques0 bblsbur 50 do polk hhds ard
90 b bbs whisky 10 do lard is 90 lard IS do bread Is
potatoes ouors 80 Coffee 90hgs butter 50 boxes 10
cks haeon 100 axis corn. 100 do oats. - ---E%
MosEshr Sarah Bladshs0 IS bbls whisky, a5s Ska
7 CON. 5ls 60 OATS
sAVANNAHSh Naeang bblsihky, las do mOaes 1851
coils 1900 aka bacon, o0solark, rs kegs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

81 eefa Rogers mseu,Is
~ e s h o4 4 e 4 I ass p 9snss
s5as Ss ssss
ssa sbs lard BENNETT BIZ 3 whisky Mallory
sosk wheat hhds tbaeso Dc " do
board-Toai "a hhdstOOaoeo.
50 ~ Fl. Der. e. 81 s. Rsss eo
ssssass d e
0s ana i ana + II.
s
Mss aqssa1a
bba pork a5s pillow mouda pos Hewitt Morton as
Pet 1 s asf hhs sheep
s ~ g. ssss 4 ps s assss o
m d g s DE- Ss g e hid, y s.
4. q y ss a.. ~ e
Joseph II Mooys
6 % k a 81 .ss as. e
sssdsf ss s sss. s sS
AN Carter Sc 8 d Flsissa
Frsnt L{onss bales cotton B
Asa a.g ss. Msp0s .
ssl VT
Ean sssle sss suPn nm Hy,ls.ss Saos
ssa ro9I asdss ses Wsh
sds o5s Sso5st syas ss9s DC ghPs
sss has. sesop
LoUlsVlLLEsseamsr aggiug Gsddssse
hemp Bpa siaapays rolls
F sasss sss PORK
= aas a. s. s 4. r.
DO Do @ 90
e s sSa ss dt os - d DO y .ss
ssi
sas a sssa e
btep Robinsoa-i7 do d. Foloe
do dol
, ss d. DO sa. sSdfss
Sise sa
Payae DO do Lasnde
Hughes, Hylsd deo.aadia o,deiTs 80
John
AZ Do srapd ~
Dc Dc % d s d Dc e ssss
s.g,s ess e. to
9sis
ST bbIs aear l sacks
- hsls1 hssp 4aS do
81 ' ss Gas ISL as ahap ST.
w ss %sea Z. s.n 4ss as .
nap e Tssy @ Ellison Hogan
Rrsro az apples IN
sDsa ~ NV easssBsf s cotton
s Msbs ss ss5a XII .s 4s
Ersl.sn Stevenson See N..sn &eo BoSsrs
q Do sts s
10 hhds tobseeo. ts A ''0A
ST LOUIS Asic-a Vi woodruff seollso
DO do ksuustt Dix do do do Shaw
40 eosope Bloawe &eos8 PsSse Bro:s ales
Total d hhds tobacco.
oPELousAssteamer opeou.as-a, baiss on Belize. co
y do Payne Iebit Oakley
d 8 a.
90 % PssSs Ks g. d Ss
b1sh h cs s IS, az
10 b1s cheese Voorhees, agss toSderToa % bales
soton isi hhds do do bb do muases
New Lstonslq balacotop q W Shaw Seo
do do Harrln7 hhds b nos
Bougry bales cotton n MAJ
sugar Ito bbla nolassss. ~ " D1-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. nds Payne Esrrsop,
ahdes, ordei9 to order
KINGS LhND1NG-Soamsr Sacy-iIs bales cotton Ward
DO 9shsv a. Do an &so do DOH Carter
MoBLESesmer CalifoniaI6f cotton Powell A. Hopkins
II cotton gins hIesaf Coos &co-a do do bell
10 empty bo pkg cotton samples cotton
MoBiLESeamer oFsgon-l9s bales ayds &se-al do
l54 bales cotton. : pSse A''n'
ps ST 5s Starts Dsgees
bhls moases Darby 1remoulet8s cotton B BelleeS
Gssau1e Do md ssnsaa 1aSss
1h pok eks bacon kegs lard Hs sumsa co-Toa bales
cotton s8 hhds augsr 1855 bbls nnlazsss. - = =
Natshexsl cotton Bp,b,npon a,,,n
ssSss jackson Wsr4
Fsowss kcois Butnsr stanton Z s0S
Ht ,s Psas-1 &eaJ Gl Boyas
&eo4 swinsy &eoa Carroll PrbnIi
8eaS R AsamsI Curry Psrson-l Beck Ricksi do 10
potatoes ordeTo!al $50 cotton
ST Steamer cotton oI,he.nv Goo
u Henderson, ato4 Cox Gis Boyd3s Fesen Stssep
I'M, Scot Powell SpIes: il Giiys Rssaa
bales cotton. ze.szFI 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

This silver will be exchanged for gold at any moment
No part Of the country need be without suoieney Of
change. The Mint has all appliances and means to
satisfy any demand to the above amount and when the
above is disbursed anqusstionaby there will plenty to
take Its place. -mm.-a !.
Exchange to-day seem to coincide with the season of
the year rather inactive at full rates. say n prem for
checks on New York at tho banks Private drawers
could have sold largely at Il to Il Per cent premium in
round There is but little material on which ex-
change at this time be made nearly all operations
based open credits which with some drawers are
unlimited The banks have but small balances to draw
for and those balances will be less before they are in.
creased. We quote this evening
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
: Large Sf0ck Of Rich
DRESS GOODS, PARIS MILLINERY, AND FRENCH
= %. . "a. s- AND r.
ESGEIsH EMBRoIDERIEs !.
D. p. SCANLAN g. CO..

y T.7-- NuB II and IA Uhaftres street,
w Being detsrinsd 10 clone their ihs
will. from MONDAY July offer their stock RICH GOODS sl
entirely and Of their Importation STILL GREATER
pFTf T.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

The operations Of coinage will be resumed about the
25th inst Very little gold dust has been received at this
point during the month what hiss been received by
passengers and not entered the vessels manifest An
the branch Mint in San Francisco Ia in operation large
amount Of coin undoubtedly In the hands of passengers
by every steamship exact importations receipts
never be ascerteinsd,
The operations Of the branch Mint at New Orleans for
six months ending on Both June, 1856, were
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
Coffee Circular,

New ORLEANS, LIST July, 1856
Annexed present my annual Coffee Circular to which
refer you for the statistics of the Coffee trade of this
market and Of the Importing ports of the United States
for the past year say from LIST July 1854 July 1856
with comparisons of the two previous years also the ex
ports from Rio to the United States and to other parts of
the world from the LIST May to the May 1855 and
the for the two previous years similar period
The stock of Coffee at all the Importing ports of the
United States stated in the annexed circular is made
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

The GREAT RAN.--The Easements of in
Vulnerable houses great and small cottage as well as
church continue because of the great muddy
outrage psrpetrated upon them by Sundays unparalleled
lusubrious manner, rendering them slippery aud the
footing dangerous In many places Servants in the
of the city too msauthropical from snperabund-
ance Of mud and weary toll with the hickory broom.
They wonder where all the mud comes from, and what the
use can be Of scrubbng taway when returns pertna
ciousy Carpets mopH, and such like articles have had
ue time hanging about the get rid of their
soaking. 1t will be long time before the easements in
the drsnched districts recover their previous drynsss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
REyIEW OF THE MARKETS,

FRIDAY MoRSING, July 8, 1855.
h COTTON. There was moderate demand before til,
receipt Of the Americas accounts and about 800 bale
changed hands but little nothing was done subse
quently. We quote nominally
NEW ORLEANS cLAssFIcATIoN,s -. s.
Inferior. LAS Middng Fair.......D-
Middling Ok aioa Good Fair. .......-g-
Good Middung.. il M@l2 Good and Fine. %
TOBACCO. We heard Of a sale Of 4s2 hhds over one
fourth Refused but, unfortunately, private terms
COTTON AND TOBACCO STATEMENT.
stat h.n,,s.,t corEos.osals les TorAooo-sh4s
Received since :. .iaosi5 1899 As'sis
ysaterday..... 82l5--1 ,2l40eo 75o-44o4s
r.,. l24o76s e7T6l
Exported to date -. .1,ie3,63s 6407s
yesterday. 5659- 297 62245479s
Stock on hand, not cleared. ..4ls471 1896;
4 SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.. -. OF Sugar 1876 hhds Fully
Fair to Prime were sold at of Molasses LEO bb
were taken at 24$ for Poor and 27e u gallon for Prime
Reboiled.
GRAIN. Corn was in active request and 10000 sacks
were disposed Of including $500 Inferior Mixed at e5q
1860 at 6s $50 at g. 1900, mostly Yellow and White al
ZOOS 1900 in five OF six lots and mostly White 75and
300 Fancy White at 77e D bushel. Oats were still lover
with sales Of $500 sacks St. Louis Of which 1850 at 4s
$40 at 49, and the residue In lots at 10000 p bushe
Bran was dull and 1l50 sacks sold at $4,000 "a 100
.of Wheat $50 sacks (about 700 bushels were taken
in four lots, at 81 so % busheL ~ 49,.
PROVISIONS. Business in Pork was confined to re.
tail transactions, at SIS 20 Dbl for Mess Bacon was
in good request with sales Of SO casks Ordinary Sides
=, 10 at about 10 at and "a Clear at exc "a H.
Holders were asking Ok and even loo @ fb for Prime
Ribbed Sides. OF Lard 100 bbls aud tierces No. were
sold at ezse y b. and 100 kegs private terms
SALT "A cargo Of 1868 sacks Liverpool the last re-
eeiTed (about eighths Fne) has been sold to
dealer on private terms The asking price, we under
stood, had been 81 IS . sack round
COFFEE. Sales $50 bags Rio at 1o4 a10x and 1900
tex Panama) at l0Ae p Is. Market firm.
BAGGING AND ROPE. Sales 100 pieces Kentucky
Basgng at 1870, and 400 coils Fair Rope at ID.
kloE 20 casks Fair Carolina were sold at oat "a II
sTALLoW... Lower, and 60 bbis City Rendered were
disposed of at 1915, z=zl.- - 4 =
WHISKY. dull at 81 Ds24 y gallon for Reetihed,
FkEldHTs",. We heard of no new engagement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
EXCHANGES. Demand limited at oar quotations.

Sterling ss... 11o011ok
Now York sixty-day Bills. ...........5sD1k p OF dis
Sight Cheeks on New York. 5sfaX Tpr ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

EAR. NEWELL'S IMPROVED COTTON.
.AVPRESs.The castings the improved
RreAs invented by Dr. Newell Of Grand Gulf
use; wtrkedb horse or steam z7=i
Also-STRA GB'S PATENT PRESSURE CORN MILLS, being
the most simple durable and in the beat Corn MILF
USE for sale the agency.
myz2 8pf S. II. GILMAN, 81 NatcheZ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
HEOLLYWoOD-Eastern shore Of Mobils 10

Bay The public ia respectfully informed tia. tee IA
above Delightful Watering Place
Hollywood beautifully situated The shgre lay
one hours Mobile, y Capt Joe Armstrong; b,autiS
low pressure at which piss between 'e o paesa tee day.
piled with delicious spng wsar Ii shaded
by tall sstc oaks The aa bathing very good ihs
baths Unsurpassed. In
DESTROYS spending the
known Ample
sacha hhpg ssilng haning Plus billiards. pistol
The house will DO Enoeh
Eysr oingrly u The Versua Hotel New
Mr. Freeman, the
They will their
public and most respectful patronage.
Persons leaving By Mobile can
arrive at Holly wood by II O'Clock dag.
+-a BRENNAN d EyERITT.
p WILLARD FREEhAs, EsocH EFKRiTr. l-= iel6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

Translated Extraet,1 NKw7yoRg June &C. lssk
The ascending movement which prevailed at the Stock
Exchange of last adyices, and which had already
become marked, was renewed with redoubIed impetus
during the three days ensuing affected ell securities
almost without exception bearing on State Stocks
and most Western Shares So rapid extraordinary
was the advance that it finally led Thursday to sen
sibe reactionthe natural consequence Of sudden
less decided other Stocks 1t continued to be felt u
to yesterday when the market turned and was again
firm, continuing up to the present time. We have
rarely known SO great rise and such important trans
actions in the same space Of time The business of the
actions the extent which but Impossible
to determine We would further mention as leading fea
lures Of the week, continued abundance of money n
marked demand for all kinds of Investment securities
the part of home capitalists exceptional aud proper
tonally unimpertant demand from abroad less dsnc-
nation to encourage projects and finally the dec
sion by the Superior Court of this State declaring the
New York and New Haven Railroad Company liable for
the frauds Of its former agent Robert schuyler The
viii probably be carried up the Court Of Appeals
MARIE 6 X ANz
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

Advces per telegraph received this evening Of the
arrival Of the America from Liverpool with dates to the
23d ult The accounts of the market hold ont no en-.
enlargement for shipments of produce unless at decline
from present prices Fortunately for interests on this
side the entire receipts of cotton sold paid for
with the exception Of few thousand bales and the
accounts confirmed by letters which will be on FRI
day the 18th inst, have but little Influence either
way oranother. The political intelligence seems to
be decidedly to the Aiesn such events chance
are decidedly more in favor of peace negotiations
We note further advance in Louisiana Stocks in New
York sales made on the 9th ult the latest dates
at Oh and 95-they are gradually advancing Those
Offering in New York for account of the fire..
banks of Indiana which being closed.
The following circular forwarded by the last steamer
for Liverpool I'D
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
S3,20O,l77

The Treasurer Of Mint has on hand at this moment
Of silver coinage, under the act of 1853 s1,42d029
Silver bullion on hand for coinage 1880 l48
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
Other trials of petty nature we're had. /.

FmE-The Live Oak Coffee house, on Poy-
dras reet was partially damaged by FIRE at haifpas
O'Clock yesterday morning. Cause accidental.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

% POLICE BoARD-Lieut Luoien Adams was
tried yesterday for alleged improprieties with German
servant girl while she prisoner in his custody The
evidence showed 1t to be miserable conspiracy got up
between the girl and her father who mad because
Adams had reported him negligent in his duties as
lamplighter The Lieutenant honorably discharged
Capt Jsquess, Warden Of the Work house, called
house, r.eeutly. He gave an exnlana.ion Witch was
satisactory, and advised to be particular
future.
9Leut. Hunt arraigned a charge of having used
disrespectful Language about the Board. John Roach
newly appointed watcbman swors to the language having
been addressed to him. which Hunt denounced as false
malicious The was postponed in order to pro.
the testimony of who was present at the
time
Other trials of petty nature were had =
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
mOTHING.
GROCERIES.

z. w. Adana,
GROCER,
~ cornsr Of Front Contnon Fulton strsets. ..
q af senAntly iasxssnd osps 3,o
ees eas
IA STEAMBOAT zttsnsfsa pad Feepoy a.
s TINES il etoek OF aftiees required es6Irg
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
COMMERCIAL MATTERs.
Mem Orleans alonen alarket.
GnzscEsr osrrcn, No. 70 Camp street,
Ihnradaa EYenina .Iifls & 1akk

General quieness prevailed in all circles to-day more
particularly in money matters The national holiday
coming in the middle of the week hundreds Of merchants
and traders cosed tho week the day previous awaited
themselves to spend the remaining part in the eoun-
try The transfer books of four the banks being closed
till after the payment Of dividends there are
ments in stocks holders Of the other banks have
disposition to sell the market all round ia inactive.
The deposits at the branch Mint this city for the month
Of June very limited, viz:
GOLD DrPoITa. .J g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD !.

Rapsway from the sa5ssriber IN April last da, grille "a
about 70 full teeth Ell
sir inches high and slender build known by the of
LIAM BANKS ststand he has PupoliAg
attempt to make up river viii
pay for his apprehension recovery confne-
inent in Jail that can get him. =
DANIEL BLOCK, No. a07 Camp street.
harboiing ssid how and
the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

UNION BANK OF LOUISIANA
New Orleans, July ,I8i6. !
FEyHE Board of Directors have this day
declared semAnnua Dividend Of Five Per Cent, payable
jyi lot Pm. WOOD. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

Silver from California Gold. ~ II
do from sthsr sonrcea.- 70 -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

Commemorative were mistaken in saying
that Sergeant Power arrested several suspicious characters
to take before Mr. Gottschalk to whether he would
identify them having robbed his store The Sergeant
only took them to the old man, without arrestng them
He requests to make this correction be not
wish to appear forward than becomes officer OF
his rank bis superior Lieut. Mazsrat, having been
gagged in an arduous search for the game robbers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

FOUND IN the rIver oppOslte Jua Street. Verdict,
found drowned The decsssed appeared to be an Irish
man, about thirty-fy years of sge.
EXPLANATION AND INoUEsT.--A German woman
named Marie Barner, living Moreau street, lost her
little child four months old few days SINCE and had it
buried in the Cemetery of st. Vincent de Paul Stories
got out that she had said the child died from dose
laudanum which it got hold of and swallowed of itself
go she was arrested and yesterday the body ehued
and made the subject of inquest The body was e-
amined by Drs Sabatler, Davidson and Schneider; and
Their opinion the jury verdict that the child
had died OF disease Of the ntestnes So 1t reburied
and the mother set at liberty The Deputy Street Com
missioner had the child buried without proper
understanding as to the Of its death and the Cor
ouers jury request that officer to be particular here.
after In issuing Certificates Of burial -
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

SUIcTnE.-A frail beauty of German birth
named Augusta Smith, only seventeen years of age
found dead in her bed in house yllere street be-
tween Cont and St. Louis, Wednesday morning she
num- The Coroner held inquest on the body and re-
turned verdict accordingly She had been the mistress
Of some man, and dependency her reatment and
deserton by him. copjectured the the sad
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

STOLEN PROPERTY. slave belong
ing to Mr. Julien awaits examination charge Of hay
ing received stolen property in her house. on
gundy street. She is in prison in default Of bail.
ASSAULTS AND BATTERIES. Eliza Zopf yes-
terdsy accused Mr.. and Mrs Michel Of having abused
iusnad and beaten her. at the of Jefferson and
Charities streets, on the forenoon of the 4th.
Mrs. Barry accused Mrs Hern and her son Philip Of
grossly abusing her and throwing bIets OF wood and
BANNER at her, in her room on St Peter street near
IRENE, yesterday morning. Warrants were issued
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-07-06

hCEAN SPRINGS HoTEL.--The Proprie-
of the above we'll known ommodioua and popular oa
respectfully call the ntten5n
eneIay 10 REDUCTION THE PRICE oF b;s
will be from and affair this data, IS follows; 1880, ti
Boarders a. mar dav
For Transient boardofa.... 10
hfordnK Families, Bachelors KEYS Of nIannrs
country the advantages of cofoTt
cheapness to any other hotel upon shore. ~ M
Ocean Springs. Miss, July l, 1855. IVA I'm