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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

New SrATks.-At the next session. II
.xp ctei tin. three new States will DC
limited into the eonfeieracfs, Increasing
he number t. thirty-fnur, Minnesota has
really adopted her constitution, ty a s,.-
uinoas vote oftLe people. In Oregon.
ltIe last ~aivices the constitutions CON
.lt~ttion had lot completed It's lahors, but
AiIl undoubtedly do 50. and the con>tiin-
ION be voted on ty the l,cople before the
Of the session Of Congress.
The prohibiting OF lrgalizin- slavery is
he only one that viii probably create
inch divisions, and there can hardly be Il
,oult tiat. despite the yea ous efforts Of
sham Democratic in'rlgners, freedom will
re,aii.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

Oar returns in iicata y very close eiec-
lion. The rsurns fron the northwest
show a falling of in the repuhlicaa vote
equal t. that of The southern part of the
state. 1t is evident that the democrats
have also po!iel a less vote than they dtl
las, year, though the %proP"rti'n OF stay-at-
homes among them is much les than
among the republicans. 1t is a fact that
must be conceded that the republicans are
not a voting party-t!iat is, they require
some ii1,ortan. and exiting matter IL call
them ont; but when ts,,y are aroused, W:
raa always carry Wisconsin by u barge ma
larity.,
1t is useless 10 speculate as to the cause
of this state of things. though the reasons
10 not lie hiIlen ont of sight. Whatever
.,l,ey are, Il is not because the republicans
are not attached to the principles ri their
Ipartv, and it is not. "a the democrats va'n-
II surinise, that he party Is on tn eve of
Ii dissolution. They do MOI believe lilis
fgilelnssises-nor do we. A. long a Psn-
fssel democracy p%anlers t,tile slave Pow-
,r and submits IL be ,ie!nucled by the
l~leinagogues who lea il, into a supi,prt Of
men adii > intiplrs whicll are At var wttl
ooo.l Government and human rights. lht
r. pul,llc. party viii taye al existence =
~. GAINESVILLE G;tzette.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

GaoceRs GoIsG Aaagp.-leslay many
If not most Of the gtecrry wsg,fis % about
Is serve their customers win .lFiv,rs arm
ed. Tie lax r. tomorrow inoininr. after
the scenes IL FmI,kn- Sqiare. this morn
ING, will probably do tn. same. The gr'-
eeas about Tempkins square tbs morning.
liz Is sal, aere respected by the m'b be-
cause they were armed. TIE poor a.iar'ii-
ed German baker were node All fo,.
he'd Of their lreaa.-fS. Y. Express.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

&ouTFERN WISCONSIN, RArLao AD.-The
;rack-layrrs to day, (WednesdaDwil have
tte rails laid into Juia, and by Saturday
eight, will probably have finished all the
: le-ttacls. 1t S now eight miles from
Julia to Monroe. ami a little more bard
work will bring the cars TO this point
Let every man WHO has a cent i'll money
or a bu~hei Of heat pay the same to B
Dupwiddie. director, or Henry Thompson,
agent. and tlos gentlemen will faithfully
apply the same to tho taking iron ous OF
bond. 1t will not do 70 let track LAYERS
cease Until lie last switch i'll this town j,
Iaid.-TMoaroe Sen. Nor. 18Th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

New IEPoT.-Wofk has been common
ced on the new passenger depot Al Prairie
III Chipn,for The Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad CoinLiuny.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
T Jefferson DaUis, of Mississippi

E1 Jefferson Davis, OF Mississippi,
who in the South leads that ultra patty
y hich is opposed 10 The course of Gov.
Walker in Kansas, declares that If Fiesi-
dent Buchanan succeeds in making Kansas
a slave State, he will he satisfied; but il
Kansas eomes i'll as Il free State, he Is in
favor of disSolving the U,iora.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

re- The want Of proper occupation i
The cao-,. af more than half OF the petty
fsets OF life, AM right occupation VIII be
a meqhciue for hall tie mlilor Ills Of lie
!. mal ~illiout ;nsy siialer ann ! ias'
without motal inspiration, too ficii 20 he
IN IA irioa-, AMI u prey 10 the tiloasaiii
t. ets OF uaotcnIhed l~eisares. soneilines seiS
himself To pray against his troubles. Now
): mas might rs we'll pray against the par
lscirs ot stai Ia Sahara, rs a lazy man iq
inas against troubles.
Ib,pefFs i ila.t.pens, soneti;nsS' that
bankruptcy brings q tfan what all NJ
wealth tailed 10 gise-ilapriness; Tor Ae
has real irouhles, aud irp..bie Is a good
medicine Tor trouble. Tnere Is i moral
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Wari Beech
er.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
DETRoir. Oct. so, 1851.

NJ Dear Pothrickt-I take my pin in
hand to inform yoa Of my safe arrival III
this bli<se.i Aneriky-an an faith It's about
ID much Irish ~ oull Ireland itself. The
Stfaies ire full Of lie byes from the "Gim
If the Say and these cowardly lankess
da@spnt say their sowl is their oun when
we am around.
Dear Pat, YES must come over here As
soon as YOU cam: there is an Elegant
chance for yes here to get an office OF.
some kind and then YES wunt have To
work any. There is a whipping lot Of
Offices to be filed VERY year AID If yes
start right off when YOU r,eave this, yes
will be III time for something mkt YEAR
know yes will t.,ink this Is all hiarney
land won't behave me, but to prove 1t to ye
| sin VOL our Dimtnicrltic paper The
..Free Press wild the list of the offices 10
be filed aud the bye's we have put up to
liitl 'pn
You will see The names Of many of the
boys from B4liymore and fnniskeIleu AMI
uutiln anl Cork AMI I'm thin ng nm
Ixoaii he aftiier behaving INC. we have 10
yly q small Office ap.cc 10 Yankee and
Ia Datcllman aad a FreuchHnan To sapc
them from being onasy and bouItlng the
~riguIar ticket, but they arn't OF much ac-
~eount 1T all, at all. So my dear fathrick
We had betIler come as quick as ye cath
Lave Your pidkax and shovel, for ye will
have no occasion for thin in this Gland Of
the free as tie natives call it. Bring all
the byes We can wild you. Reminder me
10 Tim and Con and all the rlst.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

A "BIG Rus "A man naned Fox.
while play ing a game OF billiards, in
Rochester, last Tuesday, made Il run OF
1916!
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
DANIEL O'DoSSELL.

P. 81 forgot to tell ye about the
pay. Moost OF the wages is light, but the
..purqnesites.'' as the Yankees call it, are
quite daccnt. Thin We will have extra
chances in the bilding Of suers and the
likes of that.
p. S.--Bring your slpllelah with ye.
p. Sit ye shouldn't recsve this let
ter, let me no, and III sind ye anither.
a DANIEL O'DoSNELL.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

HEsLrH OF Cot. BEsToS.-The Wash
inglon correspondent Of the New York
Tribune SAYS that Col Benton has entirely
recovered from his late severe illness, and
seems qlite re~jayenated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

WoN HIS PILE.-Geprgn G. Bnfnhan.
of Mass, ommoniy called" HenBurhham,'
'~cau<e Of the port he had in The hen fe-
ver," by which he ma lie pile of money and
about which he wrote Il clever book, is said
10 have won $4,000 Oh the election of
Banks,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

-as. f'.l. sat a. 80 a5oit-
sweeping on til' room.
NO an-were! Pat. lin swaepi7 evt
.rhe dir. aud leaving tbs room
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

NEWSPAPERS paio RsR ~ fitootcE-
The Ch.ca.., Iriimne OBTAINS the thriving
announcement >. his paper stpt eiis. year
for three ba~;leIs of wheat. O. six bushels OF
ats
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

GE Cross gets 49, solcs less than Bn-
chanan dill las, fall in Dane Go. Randall
1920 less than Fremont.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28
asaaasgs,nsEa ssros.c sso..s.

By far the most wonderful vegetable
productions which have ever fallen under
,nr observation (says a San Francisco pa
perl are three mammoth sqias!les, which
exhibit their obese figures on a table ut
the Mechanics Fair. These all grew on
. single vine atAlaneda,an and together with
one not picked, weigh eight hundred
pounds. The largest Of the family weighs
no less tlsan two hundred and thirty-nine
pounds, and measures elepen teetin circnln.
ference. In the valley formed by these
mountain monsters are a cabbage weighing
seventy two pounds ard q beet which
weighs eighty five pounds. But the Il.
!bles laden with fruit form the most 1T
~tractive feature. The apples, peaches.
grapes, and pears are splendid. The e is
one apple over five inches in eliameter,and
five peaches over three and a qna ter in
Iclies through; but the merit Of these fruits
consists rather in tlieir delicate fl slncss and
beauty OF their color than in their slze.-
Luscious hands Of the white grape from
the Alameda gardens Of L Hutchinson
call forth rap'lurous eycla'nati Jns from the.
Spectator. These certainly 5 trpaSs. in size
and beauty, any ever exhibited il This
State. The she'll mound n%lrseries Of Al
media furnish a pear mraSu ing six.ccn in
ches in circumference, and weighing TWEEN
iy-six ounces. Thomas Fallen, Of SIN
lose, has a number Of Duchessc Of PAn
eonletne pears of Incredible dimensions,
and weighing not less th.n ~twcnty-eight
ouneeS. The fruit on Tho table can safely
challenge the world in size, beauty, and
.lavnr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

yThere ;.ro eleven hundred groceries
licensed to sell liquor in Chicago. Their
principal customers are Thar class who are
boiling 'hrdsl OF blood' meetings in the
GREAT cities. a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

re- Down east there resides a ccrtair
H. D. One very cold night he was ar
reused from his slunbers by a Very loli
knocking At the door. After some hes
%i.ation, he went TO the window ana ASK
s
~Who's therea7
~ friend" Was Inc answer.
9.Whal do youIwant.
ii want 60 stay here over night
..S.ay Lhesc then" was The benevolent
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

gE during the la>r moments IT Nini.
! Ro.ll.~i. priiiter, Mo lately died, IL
sa- ncari 10 say, ha,I,ig l~etsl'>t.i 1850 .
.emi.dsllrlou state II AN Oh my laststsck-
.sulI.n
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

Onlo.-Iu tie Legislature the Demo.
cratic majority in the senate Is Z, and III
the House 10.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

GENERAL e. vAIGSAc.-0n The 20th Ct
October, while engaged in snlpe-shootlng
il the %vicinit, t Paris, Engen" Cavaig
nae Suddenly 4 I'd of aneurism of lhe heart
IN his ffly-ffsh year, having been born IN
Paris. on he 18th December. 1902. H.
was to be bur.ti in the cemetery IN Mont
marie. .
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

TAXES IN New YoaK CIrY-A hcely
prospect. for real estate ooners.-The tax
rs Of this city are now at the staggering
figures Of s8,oo0,o00. There will be a
efficiency Of s~2,ooo.oo0 which must be
made up by increased taxation next year.
Thousands Of people have been stripped Of
their personal propertv,& the great burden
will come upon real estate, some Of which
will have 10 be sold at ~auction to pay the
intolerable taxes. It is further remarked
shat the appropriations male by the Board
Of Education amount to Sl,2I6,0i3,an III,
crease Of sl50.o00. The extravaganza
may he inferred from the item Of $4,000
for piaaoes for the Gra'nmer Schools, the
female departments Ilavjng been supplied
with those instrttfneh,s.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

TIoABDING UP SPEcIE.-The Easton
(Pa.l ARG IS mentioned an incident Of an
old gentleman recently deceased IN Lehlgh
county, 'sho had been suspected of having
a considerable money in his house. although
no on knew The amount. On examining
the rfemises after his death, no less than
elep n thousand dollars were found in spe-
Gle. which lie Lad doubtless been saving
AID concealing for many years.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

dne 10 our current evils, financial and in
Il lsrrial; and the present President of The
United States. when a u. s. Senator from
Pennsylvania, enunciatel this sentiment :
"Reauee our nominal 10 the stan,lar I'd
of real prices throughout the world, and YOU
Nation with blessings"
We do not believe this as an abstract
proposition; indeed, we are sure that we
can afford a better paper at the Same price
with Fionr at ST per barrel in this city
Than we could with that same -four selling
at So, and other staples in proportion
We lave faith in the good old maxim
''Live and Let live" and DO not believe
the laboring class of this country will ever
he So well rccolnp.nsel by low wages as
they have by high ones. But this is an
keel mt lime for irving experiments, since
we have t'falle too low tn dread a second
fall :" and we trust the Hard Money party
if sucli there really lac, will now put their
principles into prac;ice wherever they nay
have power. If tiaH | Money be the true
Ir,tarea for or. social ills, let us have il
vigorously administered at once. We, at
all events. Will throw. no Obstacles in the
.yay ola full W far trial ofiha experiment.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

TuE SPHERES OF TIE SExE5.-Ali cir
we'll examlllej, there can i'.
no doubt Providence has nllled that MAJ,
,honll be the heal of The human race,
even rs WOMAN Is It's heart; that he slloiili
lie lis strength, as he Is It's %soltte; thai
he should he its VISION, AS she Is Its
Grace: THAI he should be It's MUD, It's I'M
,,etas. ami It's courage, as she i0lts selI.i-
nAut tx charm and Us consolation.
r gNhen n 4asis rsss~ dv@nte4ile piano
dawes. 10 tie able 10 real music is Of no
consequences, as you vii see she + attn
bottom Of the page when she stops SHOT,
IT YOU turn over two leaves 1T once, yo'
viii probably nave the secret THANKS OF ma'
|of the company ns.f
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

SUGAR FROM CHINESE CANE.-Thc Chi
'agn Press lays that sugar has been male
without difficulty from the syrup Of Chin
csc cane, hv Judge Cation OF Ottawa, and
Mr.. Andrews of Chicago. They tll;nS
there is but little difficulty in causing the
syrup to grannlair, by u process much
more simple than The one patented byMr.
Wray.
Every where The manufacture of tlIi>
Syrlp has been "a p'r.ect s~lsce<s. Nobody
la+ failed who has conducted tl,e expert
4nent with any sort Of care, and the un-
form testimony is that it is equal in favor
q maple syrup, or 20 the b.st produced III
ttn ltsg. Silglr-llnl<:$. It Is also proved
that til" cultivation Of cane for this par-
,'-.- nIon the ~trairies ,n4y be m;u!e rs
i,l"htatle as almost any ether crop. IL X
g easily groHn as .cpfn, costing pao5t5t y
stpt one halt per acre what il does to grow
IL. comnon sg.,ar-ean" in Louisiana with
slave labor. Let us have free sugar au
,ytup, then, and plenty Of both
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

gg Our meas from Mexico Is lmror-
taut. The Constitution has been suspen.
led, an Comonf,rt declared Dictator
The country is c~onyulsed ty factions and
intri.ucs, and the rule Of Comotfprt is ev-
@Iiently precarious. Yncatan is the thea
Ter OF a l,lesly wal Of races, aud the CEN
trail authority is only maintained IL the
South by the name an efforts OF Aware.
Mexico seems on the verge Of dissolution. /.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

M IheMl@ D-ariiletnocrat charges thai
the pro-Slaycly Constitution recently adj
opted il Kansa was prepared almost YER
hatim Ut Was siaglon and taken 10 The
Territory by G ". Walker himself.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1857-11-28

A nFMeeRArIc BANKING SYsrEM.--ihe
Borns kansa, Convention. which has just
adjourned, having been unanimously dem
oeratic in its elements,proviled for a State
banking system, having four branch banks
two on each siie of the Kansas river
The correspondent Of the St. Louis Demo
rrat in the following paragraph, gives an
item in the history Of the Bank Of Lee
compton, chartered by the DeaocraticLes-
Il attire last WINTER:
The convention declared the bank cha
t.ts sraft.d for buns ii Kansas, last WIN
ter. AS nuil ard void. In Debating tiiis
ora,nos ton. It came ont that N iaakiag "
a bank al Lecolapton, last summer, II WAS
necessary. in accordance Nth the charter,
rs exhibit i ca,il capital Of $4,000. Ihis
was done Is DO roSing two Ito isani a'.l
lars aud putting It IN two bays. WINE
THE Governor counted one bag at 2 Tune
The other Was carried out and brought Y
asalr,. and Ibis was done until Soo,ool
We're coanted aud certificates Obtained.
e
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-06

SUGAR AND M0IASSES. The sales of Sugar embraced
$50 hhds Louisiana and 100 Cuba Muscovado at full Of
Moasses parcels from the city eneries sold $50
CSC in bbls, and 65@l67c % gallon in half bbls.
FLOUR. There fair demand, with sales of 1900
bbs including 800 St Louis Supene three lots, 81 2
$50 in lots at the same 6A Ohio 400 Illinois, lots the
800 Tennessee favorite brand S. and 10 Ohio
81 for Superfne and Sc 40 d Dbl for Fine.
GRAIN. The sales of Corn embraced 42O0 sacks
comprising 600 75Oc for Mixed and Yellow, and 1000
Choice White in three four lots S5c D bushe OF Oats
$50 sacks sold 500 Ohio 7sSOc
St. Louis at s2c p bushel An offer made for 900
in store Bran selling in small lots at 81 60$ 65 p 100 @
PROVISIONS. Pork firner and lot of about 200
bb Extra Heavy sold Ss 80 for Mess and y Dbl
NJ o. Dealers advanced their retail $23$23
S so for Mess Bacon in good request with sales
casks Ribbed Sides lo As in several lots
and 20 Clear at 3c D H. In Lard heard Of
OF any consequence.
COFFEE The market tm with sales of 200 bags Rio
at l0i4(91lc, and 275 al HE u ID.
BAGGING. We noticed sales of So bales 13c cash.
$50 by one broker at 1910 p yard.
HIDES. Prices lower and 700 Mexican flint digh)
sold at 226Da21sc u ID
ALCOHOL. Holders ask 596Oc for very light proof
$50 bbls sold private terms.
WHISKY, 200 bbls Reced disposed 2S1
2Sse, Dexers 81, and $50 Raw 29c q gallon.
FREIGHTs...A ship taken for Liverpool Sl6d for
Cotton at which vessels the berth still filling
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CONSIGNEES.

KEY s, YoKk E1 ,a,msF Rlss
g Barns BrG-G H Bradshaw1H Bonnabs-l Brown 1
&co-R Bowls-A Brenssnd-s Barrei- i5srbot"J i
s fs Be5 a
dckieTiunne B"i,T1Ceyeland Brothers &eo-s W cm
" serF s"sr% gisk &sGAq % %eoHy
Ames"A i BARNES sSo teoC l io[ sfe
Pei Brop"ps Clark
pH"sH pss GSnpe a sG
Dyass keo7Theq Donsinger-B Dyer Scopqn Edwards
FaOfe &eoFogef Ssoo Gaines Godsmih islsr (
Grant s~ S So G 2qsT {Ss%A
HT a kt Seo afH"a MfHD
no%o ssos afSsoS sc .j
ham SSo-S Kaiser ksserTL lyons soS oekTIcey kgoE
mSS tco am sow eo + S SG
s1 hiH ass Nss ss5 S h s ss Ss
= MSqnA AN, N"s scSS Moody
oJ 6 MfF M Heo
3ffsy EoR Ra s
/ ProTost-A Pike $c9-H reychagd &eo-G W Pnkara-H
l. Roscnhn-Rcd Field-Lonis SaasN ioa nlf
Stewart searn sco1p sennlan sco-J " S:ecssmith
smith vsoy Syms ssqJ $5eseE smir$sS ,' sarf
TayioES iIS q r. yss ly, &soye!
Wi Baker wcr WG woa sSS Y i
SS-GSmpSc Sons@6syis EsonR i,iS sS9X
Bornio-s LOBBY &co-and order.
NEW YoRK-shn ,Memphis-A Anderson ( Metonlf--J 5
# Bawer-Bredon 4 WssrhoG--Brousse.u seq II nr.
sfi G5e ss 3o5
AdamsEo Er9 ;I BerTire ( Bf2-R II EoHes-w G
brouature ScoE Converse &so-C.bnc,s xc5-A Cohen
nam Brothers &cotaddy Brown gcSJ
Gen4e9-Gaiy HOLINESS G9fisn7Gocsq, Armstrong
ley Ne!s9n-D .rey &co-E pupasse9I &eo-t N pe0mal
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-06
Aeh 0rleaus stloueg Stlarktt.
onsscENr OFFICE; No; 70 Camp stree


Tuesday Evening, May 5, 1857. 5
Although the offerings to-day in Of the Banks
heavy others they conformabe the income and
satisfactory the several The general money
kes to-day decidedly favorable for borrowers and
everything in the financial presents much favorable
We did not learn of negotiations in other
than small amounts at 9l0 cent for long dated
negotiable securities in the hands of brokers
limited.
In stocks small sales of Union Bank I2
In exchange there limited transactions
of checks New York made at u cent
premium which the standard the Banks aud with all
drawers which figure rule fen time
street there sales at i3$ Short sight in
proportion Sixty days sight ruled from 3s01l discount
bankers bills commanding Ia discount Very little doing in
serng though expected ito day and tomorrow being
steamers day of the th there would have been active
demand It. however, languid with rates at 9sS5 for
good to the best AL clear bills Francs brisk for the
son, and taken 10 with some drawers
asking 5l2 but sales higher than 55 We quote extreme
rates from 5ls05 1885 showing Improvement since the
opening OF business this morning.
The plantation and belonging the estate of the late
Andrew Hodge was day and knocked down
| at s2s5 co., 1t was considered great purchase,
We give below the value exports this port domestic
produce for the third of year showing
increase former The exports
for the three first of the year are follows
4
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-06
9ufal aatelliqeate.

Z NOTHING Down TowN.--There was not a report
yesterday in either the Second or the Third District
Recorders Offices.
The ELEorIoN CoNTEsrArIoN.--The election contes-
tation Of Jndge Augusn H. b. Eggestcn relative to the
Judgeship Of the Fifth District Court was argued in the su
prene yesterday Argnstn, ESQ., made the OPEN
ing speech Hunt followed and Judge Augusn con
making the most OF his allotted hour Mr. Hunt
strong points his arguments and spoke with
his throughout The Supreme Beneh is
expected will give early decision In the matter
SrABBING AFFA1R.-Mr. B. r. johnson, proprietor
the Ohio Exchange the Julia and Leyce streets
was stabbed there yesterday Charles Lucas
dangerously hurt ueas subsequently surrendered
himself the police Office The sabbihg learn from
a quarrel concerning the collection of bill t4s 4
Box1ANA.--Frank Moon and Poker Jack had
pitched battle with fists the Union RAGS Course yesterday
morning presence Of select coere Of their friends the
patrons Of ring They punched each other beautifully
fighting forty rounds Frank Moon came off victor though
Poker his face very respectable state
of eclipse. ~
DELIRIuM TREMENs. - No little excitement was
created on jackson street. District Monday by
rushing wildly about the with sword in hand
and gun the other He dying from imaginary horde
demons. hnay hoed into the Asylum for Jewish Wild
and Orphans creating little CONSERVATION among the
He harmless however and only fastened himself
up in keep clear Of the red Monkeys where he
said until police took him The fear Of man in delrum
tepens is awn things dread
consequences of repeatedly pung enemy into the
mouth to steal away the brains"
RECORDER STIrH's CoURr--Andrew Mcdonnell
araignsd yesterday charge having aided
The escape Of Daniel McLennon who murdered Richard X
Purcell Tchoppoula street. Sunday evening He
refused bail and sent to prison. to be examined the OH
Edward, slave belonging to Mr. Rogers and Edward slave
belonging Mr. Bean, before the Second Justice
Court be tried for stealing at different times amount
ing to s2s from safe in George A wedens store, No
is Poydrss street. opening the safe with duplicate keys
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-05-06
RELoW-UoMING UP.
MEMORANDA.

M Rapides left Grand EuOre Sd lust Met the
Linda DennGis Amanda Cote st Charles at New Hope
Point Belle Supher the Falls returning wheel hay
ing discharged Grand Ecore. Met the Col Edwards
the Falls National the Falls Tightening River
at stand with four and q half feet the Falls
- Capt Mills, bark Dudley, REPORTS having
the uli large clipper bark painted black with white
por, rgg ashore Orange Keys also full rugged
brig with painted ports the key with wreck
ers alongside--coad not make out their names.