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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
The Elizabeth street shooting Case,

The Investigation in the above progresses slowly.
But little light has been thrown upon the matter, and
nom present appearances here II not much prospect OF
the mystery ever being unravened Mrs. Green still
lies In precarious state but there ID immediate dan
ger be spprehended. She may sxis, for week yet
but the chances are decidedly against her recovery.
Captain Kissnsr of the Fourteepth ward police Who
been actively ergAsed In assisting Justso Welsh In the
prosecution OF the case, has his officers buhly st
work. with III. hope Of obtaining clue to the sssa
The young man, "rhomas," so often referred to is
0ourt yssterdsy and mad. ths following an isvs in res
uon 70 hA acqusip,anoeshp with Mrs Green LMy-
sworn, deposed and says tha, he is slightly scqSsnted
With Emma Lilly, now y ing dang rousy III In the New
over yesr By sisnt knew bor has baad, ~ sne Gall
20 him, Thomas Lliy: and was on speaking terms with
s boz Sss .;sas S s SPOKE e
versson, and she told me Of her domeruo 'ruoes sne
wanted money and ient ber some; never kuew her TO
sexual connection with hcr l have met hor
several times snce In the street in the day
OF the naht tba, she was shot I met her
at the corner OF Market and Division stree .; vas
PANIED sy . "poIs e a ss sac assi ~,
II would como 10 hor house. II Division street, In the
evening, and lend her money TO Jay her rent or she
20 10 her house - had promised there ~as DO Ill feel
ing be us, told ner thought would o,me. but
the night the Mrs Lilly Was shot I was coming up
the Bowery nesr Canal sreet neard thas womsa had
been sbo, house In Euzsbeth street, and - .hsre
With others 70 see; that just - entered tso or ID 90
bringing her out Of toe front room as 5000 ~
got by the door, before he'd "a opporidasy 70 re-
cogplse her, sns caught me by the hand aud exoa.n
ed "Ihomas have been shot" aud begged ths men to
ie, me 20 70 the HospA with her; che was piaced 10
carriage but there WAS oot room enough did not 60
Deponent urther says-ro day visited the Hospital In
change Of officers Clark and hcNAnus acd 81 Mrs. Lilly;
she sxked had hired brioed any body 70 kill her.
she sur mised ~ much replied thai did not sho
further said that shc thought hired some one TO DO H.
bu, shc would not 10 H. nover was In tue house
IN Elizabeth cot before but have bcen frequently thai
wg; dont know any one having III feeliog t1wards
brs Iilly never pre- missed TO meet her a that nouse.
never promised board take OF her was 81
her home In Division sYe,t on saturday last and again
on Sunday, In the day time; Mr. Pfa,t aad Johanns
Wech there on saturday, and Mrs Lly; saw Mrs
Lilly and Mrs Wech again Sunda there. 10 the day
time have had any augry convorsason but we
have aWsys been friendly when We met; always took
hal a n
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ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
TWO Weeks Later News from Caliisrnia, Oregon
and Washington Territories, and Ar3ola.
A'vENY.SEvEN BOXES Of TREASURE ARRIVED.
The Unpaid Interest on the State Debt.
BIRTHS MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
M A r X e T s.,
TO-, &o., 10.

Tho United Slater a steamship Illinois O. g. B,gss
commanding, left AspinA ali, Feb. TO- SOP NJ, and ar
rived as Quarantine at OK O'Clock hast evening. She
brings the California mails Feb. g. 2p2 passengers and
II boxes (vaue unknowo) Of treasure on freight.
The steauahp Sonora left asn Frauctsco, Feb s, at
p n, with $50 passengers and bout 100000 In trea-
sure on freight and arrlvei at Panama. O'Clock A.
NJ, on the lsth Feb. o. &sP. n. spoke tho steamship
John L. Stephens, from Panama for San Frnaeasoo all
WE'LL Feb ls at A. passed the steamship Golden
Gate, for San Francisco, with passengers SC for the
Illinois, Feb. Q, from New York.
We indebted TO Purser Aisshe Of the Illinois, ana
the Pacao Express Company, for files Of papers.
The following lis. OF the treasure brought By the
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Prr~onnl INTELLIGENCE.


The Rev John Pleryon, was recently injured on lns
osvet snd syracuse Railroad % thai be 10 detained NJ
recovery. He IVES severely bruised on the shoodsrs
and len side.
From California via Aspnwan In the steamshp Ill acss
M. VIM OWN Miss Lucy II OWN, Master 6wia Mis- q
and two wants. 9 Beers Ogden, Captain
Hempsiesd ard Capt Belows Capt II Luce Jsmes
cooper, sdy and hree children; Mrs Porter, f.oua W
Ira Munson Mrswheeler and daughter Mrs Phsus
ard infant n Chute n Beach lady and infant Mrs ND
Ter sud two daughters, steobns, shaener n m
lazy and two children Goodwin and servant rolck.
gs,son fizs.rsa Mrs tppes Genera NV NJ. hsy;
Birch two chNseu Mr., rhorre sd-ard Jones ChIsur
bsss Hsp Insrd Judge sher-oS Ms T. egy@9 Ne.
Ms.G T:sSsl.oS e'I's S.4Ssg ssS'B 2c
sushier, BerSier. VI. y, Mrrsy WI 5ElpR lywGG
kchley, Mrs HAL and two children J NSsinss ws 10
Brown s.vr. sfs"9Teh fsS n wiisur and csSy xar.
phy A SchusseI A n Starr, > o Osprs ns5sr
et Smith wnr. ws'rSuif iSs Tourney. Bsqusne, L N
s has spaer, Lambert Mscember Mrs e. r.a snA
,hsce ~hrd,sn Y TIawkerton MzIsrs sh.n. Iuckeya
CendsnTDs ,sss ss@SseS ssS .iy Ro:sssiu issy az
Ih .. s.sre en- 4 jackson Rutherford Hasksn Nr
Nshews Gs,es Mac. W Fsmssy hscess
NJ s,bbroot Nr Hidreh. John Norris Geo Hrschaeh
n, RTien Dr Barker n youch Peter Burn, JKnspp,
& thsse Mrs Fhcb ard son q ingalls, BovLn, eess.
y,s E1oud Ellen G. ark Miss p Fanyon, ATeisda fssss
luke Morris Duks--and l05 In forward cabin.
TO ARRIVE.
Prom New Orleans, IN the steamship Phiade phh- -wi.
pebfett Mrs ousa Giles. Mrs Louisa Delbear aud ga
chrdren Mr. BP Olson " n iAe Seersge,
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Judge Culver's Salary.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


VIII you please do the Justice 70 correct The errc
ueous statement OF your Albany correspondent In your
paper OF this morning. He says my salary nov 900
ihst go II proposed In tho bill st Albany 70 rAise 70
"a ooo which larger amount tsan any other jadoiAl
ofHccr receives In the state" he s mistaken IN both
respects NJ salary nos ss 900, but "a 500; and N In
erased 10 i4oco II would be twenty per cen, loss In
than City Judge Of New the Recorder or
the udecs OF the Superior Court they receive 5000
syv and no one OF required o hold ~ many Yer ms
ss ihe Brooklyn City judge He required 70 bold eleven
tia terms per ye and they aver~fe three ard hs "
forr weeks each. Tho sarry only asked 70 be Ia
a. the supreme Court Judges are being Increased
n, ,ns IL g,s,sture K. d. CULVER
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r,sv upteIIsrepce.

yAYop woop on vrsr TO Ma BrcuasAs Mayor
wood len ns city yesterday morning for Washington,
ID reported upon Invitation Of Mr. Buchanan himself fne
object cf the vn ,o the President elect Of course
cret but 10 reported that the distribution OF the spos
in this city has something 70 do with ne whl hoy wW
for the inauguraor bu viii return 70 the rty neu snn
day 10 the interim Alderman Clancy President o' tne
puArd Of Aldermen, will oDciste Mayor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

Corps oy OrArNs tn 70, 1851 -Jodgr Blsckford do
vered his opinion In the OF Rooer Harrison The
United statce Judge scavburGh delivered his dtsseuunG
vered the opinion OF the Count In the following
the ncts favorable bills ordered 10 be reported, via -
Temperance Uhildrcss, Sarah Weed, Ann johnson,
Harper Eizsbeh King, Mary Grant, Reneooa Nourne,
Hannah Mur,ies, Phobe Polly, Elisabeth Morgan, Nancy
I,tIe Poly Boeth Jane Martin, Anne Hill, Mary Percs,
Iydis Clspp vs. The United States Mr.. Bbb crcudsd
RS nysrmtnt In the case OF J R,smtn W. Toe United
states Mr. SoPnetscn replied In behalf Of the govern
meut Mr Bib5 closed and tae case wsi 1uSnlNed
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ne Alta sdds-The above ist hss been furnished -
Tor publication. 10 rumored that the "emigrAntgs
have ulpror In relation TO Sonora bu, upon As
point have 90 yet reliable Information u ~
above named "emls rants really 60 Tor the purpose q
dov, oppg tho Of ihe rerrtory (ahouSh
OF opinion that the ssmo requisite amount OF laoos
sxps nded IN California would DO quite % pro1,abe) We
hall ttem lpolneers deserving OF praise for their
ierp'ise. But ibsy 20 witb the intenio, OF mskisg
Demonstration on sonora, or 10 parcpAse. la any maa-
IN the iptstpe bros OF thst staie ve think they
viii retsrd Instead Of hasten the time when u viii -
come portion OF our territory
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The revolution In Sonora su1 consinus. oandasa's
psrty, ave hundred rrOpg attacked the oily OF oB1
nosillo the 72d OF NOVEMBER The battle lasted q
day and night and esued In The defeat and rout f ess
dsrss party.
General Gnbard Mexican Officer has sailed from -
Frsncsco fJy Mazatlap, IN the schooner Genoa ais u-
mored that Generals Yaner and Tranconi are In 5Jnosu
~ith 900 men, and viii take the Geld against hs No.
Gsncara party a. soon a. he arrives.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

We have dates from Portland, to January 2tl land nso
Crescent City TO January Is.
srce the SHOWS In Portland several bulldogs bsvs
fallen In with The immense wslhi Of snov upon thsR
roofs.
The PSre and D,nccra, Of Pee. ~, givss soooane
OF the loading of the ship Williamsburg with spsrs fog
toei French navy, h Toulon. Her cargo cooshtsd "uf
Over ono hundred spars so 10 100 'ect In length
svtrasrs from 30 q ncses In diameter at the boa"
Tft we're hevp eight square. and the arRsst oAaa1
we're estimated 10 weigh from 10 10 10 tons each
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v.xu, UoteIIssepce.

me United sts,es sesm trieste Merrimso Capt g. j,
Peudersrast yas at Barbados on the I'd Instant from
Cadiz
The sicop OF var sarssoss Compssder Tltou, arrived
Il ~ Thomas the 2sth OF January, rom Norfois snd
remained san instant.
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News frcrss the Gadsden Parctasc C

TEL ARIZONA MiNw.
Reports from the Arizona Mining COMPANY. says ~
Hrad, are o. the r>ost Astterng KIND Their vou q
increases In extent and richness II Is fursnR
opened Present appearances fully justify ssyipa
mat this company will be amply remuncrssd for tAsR
energy and enterprise n thus early developing -
the mineral resources OF that country.
ANOTHER MURDER.
On Monday morning. says the Herald, MeIicaa ~
the Of Nicholas Con!reras, iounf dead vnhtD
sty yards OF tho Cour, Houss his horribly
sutated. An inq ,est was held tho cody, and ne
following verdict rendered - Deceased camo 10 bis dean
by being bosen and cut by nst ument the hAnA8
oil somo person or persops unknown.
EMIGRATION TO TEB NEW PURcALsEs
From Capt. Caileti, says the Herald hes just
rived nom tho Colorado river, We learn tnAt . very
laree emgra the river ~ Fort yuma s04
the Gsdsden purchase The emigration. which o00-
mescsd several months since, has boen steadily ~
inorssic, and M present more peraons crossing ng
that Iecton than al any forntr time Ma ID has oeen
tsd both for end sgs!nst tho sgroultura grazing anA
mineral resources Of that eeantry Thess diaousslons
oonbtlo,s have done much in increAsns enigrau
Capt, Csst s'Ats lint tie discoverers OF the
copper nine To cn.y miller above Fort Yuma ;ne 9i'a
very sansune OF success late researches bavtao
resulted IN The discovcry OF vein Of great extent I'D
esceedng richness
The Alta CshfsrntG publishes the following Ist ~
rsnis who left san FrAncisoo in the steamer asn
Brd the 2lst of January for the bden purohase
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News from Washins.sn Terr,tory.

We have dsies from Pusel sousd W tho ioth INST Ne
moss of Importance The Washington Legislature oos-
vened tho eth. Tho Ind atm 10 state OF boo
THY. slisht shock OF earthquake was fcl, at PoS
townsend, on the aoih December Lieut. Col Casey, a
the 9th lnisniry commanding at Fort SeilAcoom, ~
leave witt 10 the states scon. Capt kaoney, nsx1
IN rank, Will assume tho oomuaud detschm mess q
regulars from the Fort hss bees ssiiorei a Whiddys
I,aBd 10 protect tho nf from deprcdaons q ~
Indians. Tho lumber trade st the Sound "a brisk.
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INTERESTING FROM CENTRAL AMERICA.

Arrival Of the Columbus-AfPairs in Nicaragua
The Fate Of Walkers Despatch Boat-Chris.
Lilly's Schooner Captured by the Allies
Affairs at Grey Town-0perationso ofthe
Allies on the Lake-New Encr oaoh-
ments Of tho English-Extension
Of tho Mosquito Territory
Grants of Land South
Of the San Juan,
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We have received by the way Of Panama later sd-
vices from Nicaragua TIE dates from Gustamaa are 10
ahe ssh u Ban Salvador 70 the st nss and Costa Rca
70 the bth inst There no laser news from Nicaragua,
INT some additional information OF interest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28
Markets.

SAN FRANCISCO Feb 3--P n.
HoUR ANE MEAL -saes of so quarteer omes0S
PM at 81 rs IS; extra ats SO so 81 self rsng % So
LINN Jobbng sale OF es 90 bbi
per 10 for fresh ground &c for Suckwhea meal and
at340 per ton
CRAM, Of 400 bss wheat in lots 81 60 ~ 6sSx
lOO bags barley sold 10 bur lots ~ 81 35 choice see1
M 4c per ID 600 bags oats a 81 10 ~ 10 seei 80
200 qu'nas Mexican white Id private terms 90 DO,
10 at 2%c per ID.
PoTAfoEs -hmal sales al 81 liz ay2 k0
HAY -3 tons sold at Si
PRovIross.- 90 frkns choice butter sod 33c - g.
new at oc 90 DO Co., and 90 Oregon bacon -
private te.ms
GRochRIIs so bags California white beans sot n 6eS
40WO lbs 3atsvian sweased private 90 l9
bbs New Orleans do at l2sc 80 900 lbs Mans "a -
cases Fallore sters sod private terms 10 dozen a.
do At " 75 table salt and 5 fruit brand
bscco also private
CAsDIEsz5O boxes Staten Island adamanoes polf pn-
vaie terms
LIouoRs-25 sbs low proof rhskey sold
stated.
WIsE rs bagAels Piper's heitsck champagne asf iss
cases ordinary Bordeaux osre eoid priyae
Cases crab apple -der ~ agents
FANCY DOODssae of velvet ribbons 81 900 invcice -
per cent adyacce coei and charges.
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The following ls the repor, OF ne ONHernn senste
Committee In relation 10 the money depestei WIN raj
mer Cook 90, for the.psymtnt Of .he July m'e'''' On
our State bonds - -
Mr.. Oorro,h, from the COMMITTEE en- Pebble Expendi
turcs, TO whom have been referred t1e comuuVch'on
received from the State Treasurer, With resa t tne tu
instituted sssinst Palmer, Cook Co, mlae report
tpon the susIeos. The oommittee reeret tnN more
time hsd 10, been allowed them 70 MAKE 'neW report -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-28

Al Kelsey,s XII Dorado county Jan H. OF bron-hl. a.
Rushytile Ill. '
jan IL os board the brig Glencoe at Hsndocino John w.
Fierce master ssed % years and6 monhs. native Of Buck
AZ the United States Hotel Downevile on ths nigh Of s
hh Inst OF typhoid feye~ George Feows aged rs years
In San Francisco STOCKTON street. 2fh OF Panama
". r., sged 26 years.
Ia Fan francaco jan 2 Cap. Reuben Barney, Mas
sacramento Jan a. Lizzie A. Beckwih, only ds1Shfsr
nMy ara John Bechwth, aged IL ufonths
IN SsWsmento, Jan 6 True Prescott of Boston 80.
shoranento jan % Mrs susan kiaey aged 48 ycasS,
Oh 70 disease s OF NE brain formerly Of Mississippi
M psscIsmento jan ~ Maggie f., youngest daughter q
On board the steamship Of cholsrs
OF december last Mr. Ayord Chas of New sedford Xas
Frsi cisco. - " -
In Red Blu1 Jan l6 Charles f. of r. and Fuphsrns
Russell. aged years month is eays
In Marysville, Jan q caroline OF A. j. Lucas axsk
rs years, formerly Of Baltimore, Md
VI consumption, Jan , at Freezes ranch, J,as uin
years. ~ ''' "s"~ -
Al Upper sherlock's. Friday Jan e. Patrick abbo.s
Twin soau Mr Patrick Gibbons, aged l5 months.
A he residence oil george Havens of shaws Flat
~ OF dsesse OF the lungs Charles Cranda yesrs
Mr. q was originally from La Porte. Indiana
In San frarcsc0 Jan of 6ysentery Mrs. f. Johnsaa
n pAtve OF New York, aged q years.
In San Francisco, Jan 2 OF MN Annette
tier native OF France, aged 81 years
In San FrsnciHco Jan of lys.s Bamuel Abraham
native OF Fl ussa sged 40 years
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
Nsh OrIeans Bully Grssfsnt.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 20, 1855
Later from Havana.

The steamship Empire City, Capt. MCGOWAN, from
New York via Havana, arrived at Quarantine Mon
day. where she is still detained but her mails reached
the city yesterday by the towboat Ocean. Mr. Deni-
son. purser Of the Empire City furnishes the follow
ing memoranda:
The Empire City arrived at Havana on the 24th at
o'clock A. NJ, and left the same day at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ. The Granada, Capt. Griffin, from Aspinwall
the 10Th inst arrived at o'clock a. NJ, and was to
leave the next day, the 18th inst. The health of
Havana was reported good, and with the exception
Of mania for stock speculation, everything was
quiet The steamer Sonora, from San FRANCISCO the
5th inst, arrived at Panama on the evening of the
18th inst, with 500 passengers and 81, ,5000 900 in
treasure, $4,000, 900 of which for New York.
Amongst the passengers on the Empire City is the
Hon. A. X. Blythe, U. s. Cousu at Havana on visit
to his family in the States. Passed, July I'D, at
anchor, off the Great Isaac, ship Fanny Fosdick,
barks Marmion and Harriet F. Pike. Off the Bemini
Island, bark Vctorine, from Boston for Mobile, ship
showing signal, with white and red stripes with letter
NJ in upper corner. .l-
The following is list of passengers by the Empire
City: a ls
From FORKS Piffet Ransom Mrs scodeId Mime
Autert, Capt Thomas Mrs Keeny Mr. Fevre Routs
From Hdraao Hon A X Blythe U Consul F Cen.eno +
Rsqueissi. Jose Ribo. W Pish McDane H Yunker
| mann, Mrs Deux, and 10 in steerage.
Frogl CafJornio.-y Davis johnson, Mr. Taylor and
wife DR. g Gennelia Miss Tay lo Benz Harding Fl Jones'
| Grice, and Is in seerage
We find nothing Of the slightest interest in oul
| Havana exchanges.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29
Fifteen Days Later from Utah.
From the St. Louis Republican of the 2sd We ez

From the St. Louis Republican Of the 23d We ex-
tract the following intelligence
We have news from Salt Lake City to the I'd OF
July. Mr.. John R. Murdock left that city at Il
o'clock of the I'd July, and reached Leavenworth on
the 10TH making the distance in fifteen days travel
ing time. Mr.. NJ. came in as conductor OF the mail,
delivered it at Independence and then proceeded on
his way to this city in advance OF the MALI
Mr. Murdock brings favorable report OF the con-
dtion of affairs in Utah Territory General pros
perty and uninterrupted peace prevailed. Some ru-
mors of the military preparations making for the ex
pedition against Utah were current but did not ex
cite much, if any, alarm,
The first train of emigrants was met at Green river
and the last were passed at the crossing of the South
Platte They were in excellent health and making
rapd progress on their journey. The grass all along
the route was very fne-better than has been known
for many years. -
Mr. Murdock crossed the South Platte on the 10th
of Juv and there learned that the troops under the
command of Col. Sumner had gone up the South
Platte in pursuit of the Cheyenne Indians. Only one
war party of Indians about forty in number, and
claiming to be Sioux, was met, and they behaved IN
very friendly manner.
The Republican publishes sworn document, re-
eived by this arrival from Mr.. Ohas. W. Moeller, for
tnery clerk of Surveyor General Burr charging some
of the recent government officials in that Territory
with having made false statements, and accusing his
former employer with hav per r'ted the most
outrageous frauds upon the government,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29

T for ns 1o
the Plsnks Roads Of he Fourth District
The shall bind himself whenese ordered do
Streets and Landings to take up such portions the plank
she'll roads follows The contractor sSa take up the
plank and eepers Of the plank roads and shall nicely pile the
% ss city o Ssa sa and s
s6s and ] % have & 9sfn ken M up and piled the
accordance with the lines levels and rounding be given by
and hauling away the dirt where high. Twenty feet i
width he Of the roadway shall then be helsd with
iowa manner so.wi sysTo shells six inches in thickness @
BOUNDS in Weght at least three times second LAYER , OF e
six inchs thickness shall then be placed shall be conve
n ii the & s
shells WHEN made made sol sold and completed shall be six nehes
the materials shall be of the best q1aty and shall be fur
The contractor shall be allowed fifteen days from the date
the BY s Street r. in me with The the
work on each and every Of street and hog he fail
fine Of ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter the
The contractor shall Lind himself to keep the sheed portions
Of The streets in repair and good condition for and during
guarantee the faithful performance Of tbs condition one tenth
part Of each settlement shall he retained until the expiration of
has s ] BY the 1 ss h
Security S25O6 required for the faith.
ful performance of the contract
an ccepancs of The same by the Street
tenth part to be retained i'll guarantee until the end of the
year.
failure by the contractor
begin finish the work part thereof within the period
Fixed the Council he dissatisfied with manner
which the work being executed the Council the
right of nnung the without putting
default required by article 1905 of the Civ without
applying court OF justice to annual the without
indemnity and well understood that in case the con
shall time abandon finish and com
plee the same in conformity with his contract the cnntrac
shall forfeit all claims he have for any part the
done b. him up TO the date of the abandonment and the city
shall be thereby discharged frm and all liability therefor
and tits also well nd rstood that
the and his securities shall be held in
do to unto the city ull loss difference
at which the originally contracted perform
wor and the price at which it be adudicaed
reudiudlCaon.
The be for term Of year date Of til
approval Of the Adjudication by the Common Council
1ids to be per running foot Of road complete
New Orleans July Il, 1857.
LSisredl LOUIS II. PILE,
City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings OF boil
Boards;
[Sigredl II. 7. vENNARD, r..,
'nlTnedl j. Z, HOLLAND. s N-inI'i'
Registered July %, 1857
HENRY DUREL.
Jy27 5t Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29

A SUITOR FOR THE PRINCESS ALICE.-Accordrg
to letter from the Hague, the Queens mother is
shortly to proceed to London, mIiriage, it is said
being projected between the Prince of Orange and
the Princess Alice the second daughter her Brtanuie
Majesty.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-07-29

I
L which their lncome- must be DJubei-lhe undersigned
hiss invented and obtained letters from the United States
or tue rr1sBe and combination Of machinery for
g Seed Cotton into YaT by continuous process from the
Tin through the preparation ard spinning machinery. until is
ready TOR shipment weaving The saving of COTTON
WASTE will he al least Ten Per Gent; aud exclude in
process the o. machinery the bales
Ills handling ALL and those and olsen angle H. ch
are in their the hbie but are III
dispensAhe To those OF ginning and spinning separA nnu.
taeures my YARNS are made OF unbroS fibre ana hetct
VIII be fifty will command advanced prices
nd they will distance all competition in mArset
The under signed is prepared dispose of privileges to
bis patent and Planters will be informed to terms " h
plete instructions how it. how to obtain The best
hiHrry and all other necessary Particulars application
dressed here, consultation with at
corner Front and Dauphiu streets, up stairs.
te} lyhW GEORGE q. HENRy. M0riIe. a'o
nj EATS FOOT OLA bar els W 80 uy
IN ALFRED kEARNY,
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