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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE, ,
City Of New Orleans, July 9Th, iS57. )
No, 3416, I

No. 3476.
RcSors That the Comptroller be- and he hereby author.
lied adudcae the lowest bidder notice in
the official journal contract for shelng with lake Shells
decayed decayng of he Plank the Fourth
District the Shell Roads be SUBSTITUTED for Plank Roads:
and in lien of the ballast roads previously contemplated in the
appropriations for the year 1885, but found owing
the eXorbtan price demanded for ballast The con-
suco of said Shell to be under the supervision the
Street Commissioner in conjunction with the
Streets and Landings and in accordance with plans spec
cations file the Surveyors Office The keen
said road in repair for year free of charge The adudca
en of the aforesaid contract be subject the approval
lection of the Common Council
[Signedl J. MAGIONI.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Signedl p. s. WII,TZ
President pro TEN Board Of Aldermen
Approved July TO- 1857.
tSirned1 EHAS. NJ WATERMAN Nayor
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CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor.


Notice is hereby given, that FRIDAY, Sst ins I will
aduiieae my Office ut l2 O'Clock NJ the above contract
jylT st T. THEARD,
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Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY; Sth of August
next will adudicae NJ Office at Y o'clock NJ the above
lease. 4. THEARD,
iy&5 l5t Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

Down on my head his cursed cane
Descc uded-blCSs me how he stars
IN ah.tu.-- y.rms Ilruush NY Jtaiu,
Nhg&igL tLly r-i cars
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-28

Leaves every WEDNESDAY. at Pm.
. ~ FOR OP LOU 8 AS-THE NEW
leaAr1lIEtsS6 STEAMER Anna Perret, Capt. g. T. Lou
.=i aier built expressly for the trade-in place OF
the W c. Young-w leave above taking freight
for Old River smsport and oil landings the Achafalaya.
For freight or passage. apply on board, or to
J. VI. JOHNSTON Il CO., 3 Front Levee st.
ivl4f Custnmhouse street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

WASHINGTON, Jan. 7.-Senate.-After the presen-
tation of petitions, etc.. Mr. Hunter asked and OBJ
tanned leave to introduce bill to amend an act entl-
tied An act to provide for the better organization
of the treasury and for the collection safe keeping
transfer and disbursement of the public revenue ;;
which was read twice and referred to the Committee
on Finance The Senate resumed the consideration
of the Indian appropriation bill, which was discussed
on various amendments until nearly O'Clock,
when without disposng of the bill, the Senate ad-
journed.
House-Mr Campbell, of Ohio, from the Commit,
tee of WAYS and Means, reported an amended tariff
hill which was committed. The consular and diplo
matte appropriation bill, returned from the Senate
with amendments was also reported from the same
committee and committed. The consideration of the
bill to regulate the disbursement of the contingent
expenses of Congress ~as resumed. Mr.. Jones, o
Tennessee, spoke against the BILL and Mr.. Cobb, o
Georgia. addressed the House in its favor, when III
further consideration was postponed until tomorrow
A number of bills were taken from the Speaker
table and appropriately referred The bill for tn.
relief OF the sureties Of Daniel Winsow, returned
from the Senate with amendments was taken up, IN,
amendments thereto concurred in, and the Oil
| passed. WI p,
! The House theu went into Committee OF the "not
on the state of the Union and proceeded TO G9nsue
the tariff bill. Mr.. Maxwell, of FLORIDA ADDRESS.
the House at considerable length on the Presl9els
message after which the committee rose ana III
House took recess antil o'clock, for the purpose
continuing the debate. 49, a., .,
The House met at o'clock P, NJ; but, as the al
tendance was very small, remained IN session oa's
few minutes After some remarks by MI oc9tt,
Indiana. and Mr. Perry, of Maine, motion 70 au,ou
prevailed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

THE CHINESE Observation-Disclosures accounts
from China, and especially letters received by the
New York Times of later date than any previous in
telligence somewhat modify the first telegraph state
ments by the America:
1t appears that the United States frigate Ports
mouth had once returned fire from Chinese fort
She took no other part in the bombardment, but a
number of Americans were very conspicuous in ac
companying the attacking party, among whom was
our Consul at Hong-kong, Gen. Keenan,, who
was not only present himself but took with him one
of the seamen from the Levant, and bore with him
also, an American flag displaying it publicly within
the walls, and with the personal courage and bravery
for which he is distinguished, advancing further
towards the heart of the city than any other foreigner
narrowly escaping with his life from murderous fire
which the Chinese opened upon him. Several other
American citizens also accompanied the expedition in
the pilage of the Governors palace.
This act very generally regretted by the Amer
can residents at Canton and was repudated in a
proclamation issued by Capt Foote, the senior naval
officer at Canton. It appears, moreover that there is
truth in the report that the firing from the Ports
mouth was to punish the Chinese for the murder Of
Mr.. Cunningham. The murderer has been discovered
and by this time has probably been executed 1t also
appears from the published correspondence that the
Chinese Governor refuses to apologize for the unwar
rautabe attacks upon the American residents, de-
carng with considerable sang troid that it is impos
sble for the enraged people to distinguish the Amer
cans from the English and advising the former tC
quit the city altogether.
The cause of the quarrel was the rescue by the Chi
nese authorities of number of Chinese criminals
| from British vessel called the Arrow in violation Of
the treaty of 1872 The Chinese, their part, deny
thatthe Arrow British vessel, and that the sci
zure was made while the British flag was flying. The
criminals were returned, and it was for refusal tt
make an apology and an assurance that such an oc
currence would not again take place, that Admlra
Seymour proceeded to extreme measures. The Eng
lish had their way in the fight which took place
the Chinese made serious attempt to resist the at
tlcking party and their loss must have been immense
Towards the end of the bombardment, and after tn
invaders had entered the city and sacked the palace
a fire broke out which destroyed large amount c
valuable property and added to the terrors of the ho
lrh1a |
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
Louisiana Intelligence.

The LafOurche Union, published at Thibodaux has
changed proprietors. Messrs J. ]. Roman ]. A.
Kennedy have transferred that paper to Messrs. A.
Britch & J. D. Leahy. There is no change except
the names the principles remain as heretofore.
The Pioneer of Assumption, of Sunday last, says
During the first part of last week the weather was
remarkably fine and pleasant, until Thursday brought
back the old continual change" After cloudy,
unpleasant day, we were visited in the night by q
severe hail and thunder Storm which, however, was
not violent enough to do any damage. The week,
and with the same the month, ended with bright,
warm day. "
The Alexandria American, of Saturday last, has the
following paragraphs:
The weather for the past week has been rainy,
foggy, cold and hot "a sort of mixture.
The river at this point is rising, doubt from the
rains we have had during the past week. 1t rises
week and. falls the next.
We learn that on Tuesday night last fire occurred
at Big Creek which destroyed the large building
owned by G. A Hooper, Esq, and occupied by E.
Grinstead. The fire occurred about IL o'clock at
night, in the upper story; supposed to be the work
of incendiary as some one was heard coming down
the staircase short time before the alarm given,
who was thought at the time to be one OF the
servants.
"A fatal rencontre took place in the village of Pine
Vile Tuesday evening last, between two Indians,
Boeuf the other lives on the north side of Red river
In the affray the one from Opelousas was killed; he
received several wounds either of which would have
terminated his existence.
The officers of the steamer Storm report that on
the morning of January 90, at about o'clock, fire
broke out at the of Texas and Market streets
| Shreveport. The market house, and the stores OF
| Messrs 7. Short, Henry Markham, w. G. Trabue, G.
Long and A. Enas, were entirely consumed; also
merchant taiors establishment, variety store and
restaurant. Loss estimated at $4,000. No insu-
rance only one stock of goods, which was but par
TALLY insured
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

MuRDER.-On Friday night last says the NeWoer-
ry, Is. CD Mirror, between and 10, foul murder
was committed the person of NJ. p Livingston, OF
this district The circumstances were, In substance
as follows The deceased with two other persons,
emales) was sitting in his house, at the time above
mentioned, when his attention was attracted by the
noise OF stone striking the door OF the room. de
went the door to ascertain the cause OF so strange
proceeding, and opening it was shot through tne
head. He fell and died sometime afterwards the
murderer is not known, nor indeed has suspicion at
tached to any one.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

EXCITING SHOOTING MArcH.--A most interesting
match with rifles was terminated on Wednesday night
in the Buckeye Gun Store Gallery. prize OF a
silver cup donated by the proprietor, was contended
for with spirit by number; of our best amateur
marksmen. The shortest string of six shots was
made by Charles Metcalf striking the bell or centre
every shot Quite a number of targets were made
with five bells and one very close shot. This is con
sidered very close work with plain rifles and oper
sights=E Cincinnati Gazette.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

DISTRESS IN CINcINNATI,-The Cincinnati Com
merca says that the distress of the poor in that city
may be appreciated when it is known that hundreds
of people have no means of warming themselves but
by burning cracklings' from porkhouses and the
hoofs of dead animals
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

CUMBERLAND RIVER FROZEN OvER.-The Nash
vile Gazette, of the goth inst, says: For the hrst
time in twenty-one years, the Cumberland river Is
frozen over and pedestrians can go from this side 10
the opposite bank on the CLASSY surface"
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

TEMPERANCE MovEMENr.-On Sunday night, the
18th ul. in Logansport, Ind, Judge Wright and R.
I. Parish entered grocery and demolished all the
liquors, glasses etc The proprietor had sold enough
liquor to two young sons of these gentlemen to
make them drunk hence the destruction. Judge
w. had previously suffered greatly by the dissipation
of an elder son.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
FIVE HgNDREp THousAN2ID, DOLLARS


of the Supreme Government OF Nicaragua passe
on the 2St Government authorized Loan OF
$500 ) and d6micilated the city of New Orleans
to be carried direction and of the under
signed. ......, ,-.,.
This made payable in twenty years from the lst inst
Louisiana and is six cent per an-
mum interest payable annually the Bank of Louisiana
This has also set apart by this decree One
Acres of their additional security to the Bond
ultimate payment; the Scrip for which lshi
we are also prepared sale Since the Government
has become established permanent basis think those
securities offer great inducements capitalists and plant
They are now for sale very reasonable terms We
who feel Interested in this enterprise OF
great IMPORTANCE the above decree which o
record at the otce Of Wn Christy, notary, of this city
NJ. PITCHER,
s. F. SLATER,
Agents.
For sale by NJ flLoHhh,
ppi If 4T Carondele st., corner Union.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

R1vERs.-The Mobile Tribune of Tuesday says:
By telegaphic reports received yesterday we learn
that the Tombigbee and Warrior rivers are stih rising
They are now high enough for the largest ess poaF'
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
REG ULAR ACK ETS
w. STEAMERS ECLIPSE ~
E4AlItS AND lEAElII-&


The magnificent steamer The elegant and fastrunning
ECLIPSE. H. W. Broadwell, steamer Southern Belle,
command r. for Mikeus Bend H. NJ Broadwe commander
Grand Gulf Rodlfo Grand Carolina Land
nev and Nachez leaving New ing Ashton, Pchers's Point
Orleans every OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Landing Lake Pro-
EVENING at O'Clock, lvdence Cammacks Landing,
above and all intermediate Goodrchs Landing Miken's
landings. Bend Vicksburg, Grand Gulf,
Rodney and Ma chez, leaving
New Orleans every TIL RS
DAY YENING, at O'Clock,
for the above and all interne-
ldate landings.
The above in complete order and will at
tend faithfully entrusted to their
The ECLIPSE and SOUTHERN BELLE will receive freight
for river and reship at Nicksburg without seay
above viii be responsible for letters or
packages containing money other aluabcs unless regular
bills ading taken and stated for va-
aes deposited by passengers with the clerk contained in
baggage. ~
No bills will be recognized unless contracted under written
order the Captain of either of the above boats and all bills
presented the office of the boat to which they belong
IL The day of leaving for approval which Will
then paid the Office of the Agents. Is ra
vier street.
For freight or passage apply board to
BROADWELL. BROS. CO., 65 Gravier ST.,
SNAPP Il HITE Front St.
r. X. LAUGHIlN 33 Front street
NB-A clerk the evee every day in the week
receive freight / or the above boats. JAZZ If
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

1856, 6,1S57-NIEMPHIS AND NEW
l6aAGlAtsSS = ORLEANS PACKET L1NE.-ln order to ac
jss.sk the public, the and masters
Of the packets hereofore the trade betyeen the tT9 sief
PACKETS Memphis and New Orleans under the
and style of THE MEMPHIS AND NEW ORLEANS PACKET
COMPANY. ~ ~ ,,,
The Boats comprising the Line all of the FIRST CLASS
inferior the West South for Speed comfort and
safety. - x,,,,,,,,,,, :,
FRIDAY, at s o clock P. NJ.
4s-Partcular attention will be paid to way business
PACKETs-
Nebraska, G. B. Church, master.
InyOmnr, l.. McDonough, master.
"WEDNESDAY PACKETs-
JOAN SimOnds, J. W: Goslee master
H. II. w. Hill, Thos II Newell, master
PACkETS-
Ben Franklin, NJ. q. Aaders master
Belfast H. l.. Church, master. 80
Shippers passengers may the puncuaty Of the
boats Of this Line. 49,.
The Line Memphis with the Memphis and Cairo
Mail Line and the railroads and boats for Nashville ST.
Louis, Louisville, etc.
re- of the patronage hhero extended to the
this Line respectfully solicited For freight Or pas
sage apply on board or to ~ 49,, ..
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

BREWSTER ~ ZACI4ARIE-NO. IS FRONT
d STREET, AND No. SO FULTON STREET-We would
respectively establishment Nos 30 Front ana
36 Streets where prepared at all times 70 ursh
al the shortest notice. and liberal terms al KINDS
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
INGS BLACKSMITHING, etc. Each member OF the hrnn
giving personal attention each department. we can oher
superior inducementsH parties dealing with u.s. -. -
Our furnishing the following work are not sur
passed by any house in the South or West. ,,,,-
COPPER TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPES;
CHIMNIES, BREECHINGS;
FIRE BEDS ASH PANS
FILTERERS, JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS, etc, etc.
Attached to establishment have general FURNISHING
all articles requisite for SlE sbpal, FLI
TATi0N AND HOUSE USE may be found
PUMPS.-W orthngon's Safety Steam Pump 5 r kase's
Fire Pump Brass and Copper Force and Lift Pumps
new article showing highest point which seaIa have
been carried during its Hearson's Water GalSe
TIN "A re,
Chafng Dishes Buckets;
Dish Baskets, Jelly and Cake Mouldsi
Coffee and Tea Urns Soup Tureens J.
Pyramids, and other Ware OF all Varieties
Together with Sheet Iron Cook Stoves; Washing and
Ironing and Box Fancy Cabin and Phror stoves Sal
amnner and Caanon Deck Stoves etc Foges Fire
der Magazines Bars Ratchet Drls Hose brass
CYLINDER Ebb Stop AMI Coupling Cocks dhuge and Force
Pump Cocks Lanterns, Lamps etc. OF all deSGfipuons
| 'S BREWSTER 4 EACHARlE,
Nos IS Front and Sc Fulton Streets
Sole Agents Schaers aud Vacuum Gauges Hear
sons Waer Gauge s. P Kases Fire Pumps and e. W. Cot
toms Patent Piston Heads and Crate Bars ana ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
H- UNITE ID STATES TRI- r. =
alllelTt = WEEKLY MAIL LINE S4ssk 81

lga4el[EEtssS' WEEKLY 81 AL LIN Il lsE5a4esess6a
On TUESDAY alton THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY, at
P. NJ. at P. NJ - r. ~
The magnificent Q. The magnificent he nagnlncen U
States mail packetlU s. mail packet States mail packet
Primo Captain Il. w. NIcItae NntcheZ. Captain
wilson will leave Capt j. b. Canon 1T. r. eathers, will
for Donadsonyje will leave Don for Donaldson
PIanueiue Baton jacksonville Plaque vile Plaqueuine Ba
Roue Port Hudson mine Baton Rouge Port Hud
Rayou Sara RedlPo Hudson Bayou Bayou Sara Red
River Landing Sara Red River River Landing Fort
Adams Natchez Landing, Fort Ad- Adams Natchez Wa
Waterproof Rodney ams Natcez WATERPROOF Rodney St.
ST Jos.nh Grand terproof Rodney Joseph Grand Gulf
ulf Wareuton andtSt osep Grand and Vicks
Ticksburg ylGulf Warrenton, burg every SATUR-
TUESDAY at s p IVicksburg, Mill DAY at 5P. N.
NJ, ikens Bend and Lake
Providence, stack
Island Reach and
lSkipwh's Landing
levery THURSDAY,
ats p. NJ
mentioned splendid packets Will leave
on regular days without fail the hour appointed All
their will be promptly and faithfully
Freight taken for YaLoo if consigned TO W. NJ
of the boats Fcksbug, who will forward
it without delay, and without any extra charge
These will not responsible for letter or package
containing money eelry other vaabes, unless regular
adng specifying the contents and value and
freight vauables deposited with the CLERK
by the passengers contained in their baggage
For freight passage apply on board. or to
CARROLL, PRITCHARD CO.,
Union Row. So Garondele st.
n3O ts T. B. SMITH, No. 3 Tchoupitouas st.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
THE LAKE.

1- FOR nIOBlLE-DA1LY U. S. NAIL
sARL%~G LINE-Winter Arrangemert-The splendid low
isssssGeeA pressure packet steamer Cuba R: A: Hurn
master: Florida, W. H. Hutchings muster; Califor-
MIA A. H. Myers MASTER built expressly for the Lake
trade superior accommodations Of the above steamers
will leave the Railroad DAILY the arrival
of the p. NJ train OF cars ,,as-r.,,- ,rr,-,,
Returning will stop Pascagoula MONDAYS and THURS
DAYS ..
Cabin Fare each way............. ..............sS
Deck
nj r. GEDDES. Agent. 10 Bark Place
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
W A N I E D

SE~ WANTED-A SHIP OF ABOUT 1000 BALES
k cotton capacity, cargo OF timber and spars
SStlslAAAASs,to port France For terms. apply 10
do j. P. WHITNEY CO., 35 Carondelet St.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

LAKE SHOR f p AC X e II
lsunLtH STEAMER ARROW-for the present n'the
So place of the Creole-For Ocean Springs, and inter
landings The and splendid low pressure
ARROW Nelson aster built expressly for this
trade with superior accommodations will the Pontcha
rsir Railroad the Lake of follows:
From New Orleans. From Ocean Springs.
TTrE,ST 4 Y NOR MING 10 AM, SUNDAY EVENING.
TfJifRSD 4 Y MORNING. ga N WEDNESDAY EVENING.
SATURDAY EVENING, 4P. NJ FRIDAY MORNING.
R. GEDDEs, Agent, 10 Bank Place;
Sew orIeaps January is 1887 jal6
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

T DST-A CERTIFICATE ISSUED BY THE MECHAN ,
l. les and Traders Of New Orleans for 100 Shares of
stock in favor of John Ferguson number % dated 5h eplen
her iS53 Said certificate having lost application for
Nny Nreans Low / lS57 ial Th&NoSw
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05

NEATSFOOr OIL-5 bhls. for sale by
IN ALFRED kEARNY,
jus ~ MagahlIlfllseet.
ADDEES-l5 %, 25 81, IS. 40 ana - feet long, tor
ALFRED KEARNY,
i,2S ~ gazipe street.
NARNFSHES-All kin5., various qualities and prices
for snle by ALFRED KEARN1,
i.23 u Magazine street,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-02-05
90 RIVE R.

Will leave on SATURDAY, 7th inst. at5P. N.
r.. FOR LEFLORE, GREENWOOD
sidon, Yazoo City satara, and all intermediate
sG5zh landngs-The light draught passenger Steamer
Alton, Jr., G. Wiham master will leave above. For
freight or passage, apply on board,
fe4 4. g. RANDOLPH. AZ Union street
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13

XNIIEREAS there Is now provided by the coun-
w ty of Butte, all suitable means for medical at
tentiOn and other care for the INDECENT sick of the
county, so that The Obligations of charity reed not
rest hea'iy hereafter upon few individuals rs it
has done. and whereas, II has become VIGOROUSLY
the general rule that, while the most prompt and in
defatigabe attention Is exacted from the ply stefan
on all hands, his claims To remuneration are unver-
sally made secondary To all Others, and in very many
instances altogether ignored and whereas il is gen.
orally deemed right and equitable that physician
should, ordinary occasions pay has debts and that
to do this and to live deceniy, some means neces
whereas in short the laborer is worthy of his hire
on the nail;
Therefore, We the undersigned do zee with each
the same IN all of Practice with the exception
only of those wherein We may choose To render
gratuitous service from this time henceforth, viz:
lst. That for each first visit will be charged % 90
And for all subsequent visits in each case, 10
For each mile out oil OrOvlle, %
For simple office prescription, 30
And these charges in night service to be doubled
d. That in all cases without exception, payment
will be absolutely required at the time of each visit
other service.
Sd. That medicines whenever furnished, be charg
ed extra To the shove items other rates of practice
being reserved for regulation by the Medical Society
OF Butte.
4th That it sail be reserved 10 ench Of u.s. at
ousy.
Da. T. MCGUIRE, DR.. G. VI. AUBERT.
DIR. n ID SMEDES, DR.. M. VROOMAN,
DR. II. VI. PIIIPPS, DIR. 7. J. JENKINS,
DIR. J. Il. y. OWEN. DR.. JAMES GREEN.
ORovILLE, Feb. 8, 1857. u
Oroville daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville, Butte County, Calif.) 1856-1858, 1857-02-13

SAD OccURRENcE.-A correspondent of
the San Andreas Independent, writing from
Albany Flat, under date of Feb. lst, relates
the following melancholy occurrence:
A sad ARRAY occarred at a cabin here last
night, in which q man named Knight. was
killed by his partner, Mr. Garron. Itap-
pears that Mr.. Knight was an aged man,
and getting into dispute with his partner,
while standing soutside the cabin, Garron
pushed him over bush and struck him as
he fell. In the fan his neck was broken
Garron came for the doctor, leaving Knight
with two other partners, but when the doc
tor arrived he was dead Garron came to
Angels camp and surrendered himself to
the officers. lie appears to be greatly af
fected at what has happened. The matter
has been examined before Judge lake, but
no decision has been recorded as yet.