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MlssIssippI InteIlIgence.

The Natchez Courier of Friday says: ..
The uncommon cool spring and the first month of
summer has been succeeded by weather hot enough
to satisfy any one. 1t is just such weather the
planter wants. and we know no reason for complaints
being made by us who are pent up in the city, With
their prosperity we thrive. little patience will
bring US through the of heat and a: the same
time enable the husbandman to present US with the
rich rewards of his toll.
The thermometer in Natchez, yesterday at o'clock,
stood at SO degrees But very little air was stirring
and that from the North, with light clouds. :
The Koscusko Chronicle of Friday last has the
following paragraphs.
Since our last issue our county has been blessed
with copious and abundant showers of rain, and the
prevalence of genial warm weather also. Forward
corn is now safe, and were not to have any more
rain for weeks the crop could not fail to be very
heavy. Cotton, too has been benefited by the rains
and warm weather, and the plant is now in most
thrifty condition grass however is becoming trouble
some, and will require to be trimmed down once more
before laying by
Our friend Col. f. NJ. Hammond informs us that he
weighed some wheat at his mill near Greensboro, q
few days since, which weighed serenty-tiree and a
ha!f pounds to the bushel, and upon being ground
made over forty pounds of good -four to the bushel
besides seconds and BRAN The wheat was raised in
Choctaw county in this State, the crop Of which in
said county is very large, and said to be generally
very fine.
The Yazoo Observer of the 18th says:
We have, within the past few days, conversed with
many of most intelligent planters, and they all
concur in the opinion that, under the most favorable
circumstances the cotton crop of this year cannot
more than reach a twothird crop. The corn crop
was never better. :.
We find in the Concordia Inteigencer of Friday
last the following account of recent murder in Mis-
sssippi:
On Sunday, the present week, at the lumber and
shingle making camp of Thomas Highton, three miles
above the upper line of Adams county, and in the
county of Jefferson melancholy aifiny took place
between Mr.. Oscar Smith and George Buie, in which
the first was killed by bowie knife. In attempting
to contne Buie, to await the result of the coroners
INCEST, summoned from Jefferson county, Miss, the
persons who were trying him were resisted by fire.
arms, and Bue escaped
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

lhs fs 6slic' Pound on bryadss street. between ] Jaa
One One S,hde Mhte sls she Goat, With dark jaws.
Which claimed within and the expenses there
New Orleans Ju,v s!i FL ssi sGUYoL Street compi;:esss
EPAAxE "a sa5in DU d Pr PkEMIER p D1sTRICT-n a
DTyaae en'Ee les rues Julie ct GiI9d eomne paves
ne Cheyre noir les c0tes lie bauc oree
RD q gSye s is sepqn, Te1s Us & eceF pubque dit depot
Nouvelle-orleans lie l6 juliet Ss7. iyl722G
SECOND DISTRICT pOUND-yyas brought
- 10 me SECOND District Pound corner OF ST. Ann and Dern
One bay Cal about 10 hands high with the hind legs white
Which if claimed within days and the expenses there
NEsDAY, Jaly 2'th inst, at IL o'clock @ NJ
New Orleans July l7th, 1857 jyls % .
FPAyE DU SECOND DlsTRICT-n etc
1 M u depot 6e Enayes d Second District encognure
I'm Poulain bal de haut les pieds de der
riGre mere hianes sans eampe visible.
s.s 81 les dts amax sGn rtcsmes dams dix Ours
pot NERcRED1 % Juliet 1881, ,, midi
Nouvee- Orleans II juliet 1857. jyls s2S2s
FOURTH DISTRICT TPoUND->vas brought
TO the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. between
Constance and Laurel streets, rs estrays-
One large red Cow white belly small white snot
the body white in the forehead short horn marked with
cop and hole in the right and swallow under
bit in the left, no brand. ~
Which if claimed within days the expenses there
paid will be sold public at said pound on TUES
DAY. the 18th inst, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
T. A. GUYOI, Street Commissioner.
New Orleans, July lGth 1857. iyl7 22g
FPAyE ,DU QUATRIEuE D1sTR1cT-n
IL ee conduit depot des Epaves du Quatrieme trict
jackson entire les Constance Laurel CONNIE
ne crosse lache dessous blanc
pes tache banches lie corps front blanc core
corte Foree droe ecourtee rouee roree
pee en- fourche, ttampe -
81 la de Fache pas rcclamee ours ct les rais
ellie yenlue Fenchere puboue au dit dt.D AR
D1 S courant a 10 heures A. NJ.
P. A. fiUYOI, Commissaire des Rues.
Nonvelle Orleans lie iulet lS57 9S5
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SPECIFIC ATIONs for the contract for t1

SPECIFIC ATIONS for the contrac. for the
District. ''"
The improvements shall making four turnse
walk all around said square, and diagonal walks the whole
as s Syot. en Of hf i sl 5a Of
in diameter turned and shall be buried four into the
above the brckns Of the sidewalks The arm Of he
shall be of cypress three by six inches p!aned with suitable
the pivot pin shall be of inch u=ht and shah be
driven at least foot into the wooden pivot The whole
the four urnsties receive three of good paint
The walks shall have the dimensions marked plans
lines and srade to given % w mhes 1es
graded shall be with cGns clean and sound lake
with the roller used by the city jackson Square com
materials shall be of quality and shall be fur
nished by the contractor, rs vel! as the labor
The york shall be executed under the nperinendence of the
Street ordng to the lines and levels
given by the City Surveyor:
ten days following the pprova! OF the adjudication by the
mon C"unc and to complete the sixty days after under
ter the same is not completed
Security Of $500 shall be required for faith
Payment in cash the compeon Of the work its ac
ccpence by the Street Commissioner.
Iii we'll understood that of failure by contractor
10 nes or finish the work. 9s" within the period
which the work being executed the Council shall
Fgh Of ann"ng the contract without pnng s contractor
ont applying to Of justice 10 annul the same, and with
shall any te alandon Tie work finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract the said
work dose bs him up to the date Of The abandonnt @ and that
the city shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
tract he resod The and his Securities shall be held
Ss a m IN nr so" al s 3E @ H@ s 3 " G a4%s
perteFm the work and the Price at which it may be adud
tSigned LOUIS H. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved b, Committees Streets and Landings of both
[Sis"ed HIT; yENNARD, acboiy,,,e,
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G1ILyMNAN's ma rNEunATlC spEAM GKAN,

GIfLMAN'S PNEUMATlC STEFAN GISANI-
~ Af?R now in use plantations comprising the
largest and smallest classes; of which taken
three crops wib combination Of the following advantages
lst0" entire train: - ~ " "
a Battery - '"tAe
It. requires no additional water for the boilers.
g. Its pipes never ''scale'' or require cleaning
l. Its heating surface is ecEnly dsrhne6 III
body Of juice that and hard grnined sIgaT j.
me steam beng all condensed and returned to the boilers
itec no additional boilers required the
ne are large ana Iitna's Bagnse Furnace is use--one
pa OF CFluer boilers 80 inches diameter and "A faet
"h 'Iin8f5 S2Rse Furnace, furnish steam to grind t
per day '' 's AZ anus SuSN
o. Ine pneumatic Battery ranuator pn in operation
much less expense to the planter apy other senr ba-
by steam. 'e Ns' IL POI u e4'''o's
o utther information pamphlet with full specifications
sd drawings will he furnished oHapplcaon the hsrriber
VINO Is now prepared to make
rntors Of Ciaiers to be used with direct Or exhaust steam
IA Iy 70 tiravier ST. So - Nh % Nr,sa,. -, Tn
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SURVEYOR-OFFICIAL,


SFECiFICATIONS for the contract for Gra-
alyez streets and for digging bitches on the north side Of
street, from St Jane Gslvez Streets "
The bitches the north SIDE son Pcydras street and on
to The lines and levels be given by Surveyor said dches
and three feet deep The @ nd OF ae at @ e
be cut IN straight line and well smoothea of and the earth
center of said Poydras street p''''"'o' I'll '"e
The oadways between the bitches Of both Poydras and
Norh PoydTas streets shall be forty feet in width road
W. May shall be be graded according to the grades and rounding
s earh n whSn ns 1o @ @
and depoSting the center of said
moved BY the contractor depth of below level
The surplus of esrt, rfgm fro1 Stiaeq tb s
ding Of the tree shall be the properly of the city and shall
pE the contractor on the promenade in the
The whole work shall be the entire satisfaction
grTtes r3e to- to be % given BY BY The Surveyor,
ten days following the approval the adjudication
mon G1nn T. and TO complete the sixty days after
after the same is not completed
SecuTy TO an amount of 5000 shall be required the faith
fu! performance Of the
Payment, to be made in cash the completion the work.
and It's acceptance by the Street Commissioner.
well understood thnn failure by the contractor
to 9 GeE a Or o n M the NV wGrb Par, thereof within the
n which the work being executed the Counc shall
default required by article 1915 Of the civil code and with
ont toa court Of justice TO annu the and with
contractor shall at time abandon the
tractor shall forfeit all claims he may for an part Of the
work done ny him th- date abandonment and that
the city shall be thereby from Ruy and NIL liabilities
thereof and is also well understood that
be reoid the and his held
bonnd in sodo pay into the city all loss or difference
tween the price at which the
perform the work and the price which may audicaed
at - resale or readjudication
Bids to be running Of 2US the road
ways, and per running foot for each ditch.
New Orleans. Both June, 1857.
lSignedl LOUIS II. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council
Signed Signed HIT HxT TENNARpst y NM stn }oharnen.
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A DAPTED TO PLANTATIONS
MaagOrin, JeXts Feb. l.,

MeSsrs. B. A. Fahnestock & CO..
1ehtenerMr q W. flley, who gentleman well known
rs one Of the best piaaters in this county,
bed Tor the careful Of negroes highly
ineus yoIr Nernlltuge He called few days since
ana purchased two and that he administered the
enltge bought of me last adult sperted
OF having aud succeeded in eNper from her
dozen woras inches in !.ng and that her
goo3.
Ole Of these home testimonies is worth
parties not known this be regarded reliable
dence with regard to the adaptation Your valuable Vern
fuge TO plantations.
l truly yoars s. W FISHER
Sold wholesale and retail by all the principal druggists and
Country merchants throughout the United States ie In NV
SCOTCH WHISKY puncheons very old in store
~ and tor sale by
jy2 S. WOLFE % Camp street
w AsStA ~ oOs Old Rye in store and for sale b.
W w S. WOLFF, 9j Camp street.
NEUTRAL SPIEsITS-loO bbs first proof, for sale BY
- pUSEPn LANDS co,
IA 81 feA0Gp.Dul&s street.
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e. 6PS1SS%EM IaAH k1HiAiN lFKa ~ FKAIT MAIE-

On Sundays the train will city half hour from
O'Clock p NJ, until o'clock then every hour until ii
o'clock The steam train will also make the trip
Sunday mornings.
Horse Car will leave the city depot every morning at
O'Clock except above and the Lake our
after the last train Extra special trips required
by notifying the conductor.
Station House has been erected at Genlly Ridge. which
Is also made Flag Station where the stop
when required from A. NJ F. on down trips H. 12
and O'Clock and trips II pn1 ~ ocock Fare each wav
in steam trains Is cents Tickets down purchased
the ticket office and he conductor notified
The daily Horse Car and from GENTLY Ridge stopping
required VIII come up from the Lake at Ga O'Clock A. NJ
will leave follows:
The City THE Gentilly Ridge
At.....-.... o'clock A. NJ lAt........iO o'clock A. NJ
At.-''''.-....'2 Ar.-....,... z. NJ,
et--''--'''.'. r. M At....--.... 5i2
At..-..--,-.-. I
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- SHhi% %hHkh # }iStaAH saAHHS alAH line the
n SATURDAY al

ON TUESDAY, att ION THURSDAY, ION SATURDAY al
5 p. NJ at 5 P. NJ 5P, NJ
r. Ihe ulasihcent w. The magnihcent The magnificent U
States mail packet III. S mail packetSta mail packet
II. w. Powell, |II. w. McRaejR, w, Adams
Capt Jackson leaves NJ White CAPT Dick Nnsh IL
for Donadsonvile Twill place of the steamer
Piaquenine baton adsony1lle Plaque Natceez will leave
Rouge Fort hudson mine Baton Rouge for Donadsonve
Bayou Sara, Red Port Hudson, Bayou Paquemne Baton
River Landing, Fort Sara, Red River Rouge Port Hud
Adams, Nachez Landing, Fort Ad son Bayou Sara Rad
Waterproof Rodney ans Natclez Wa River Landing Fort
St Joseph, Grand terproo Rodney Adams Natchez Wa.
Gun "hrrenton and ST. JOSEPH Grand erproof, Rodney
Nicksburg yer Gulf Warrenou, Joseph, Grand Gulf
IoESDAf' at X! Nicksburg Mill Warrenton dVicks-
M - lkens Bend and Lake burg every SATUR-
The H. W Foweil ProFidence s. &C DAY. at p. N.
connects Mt Ficks, Island Reach and The R. W Adams
burg with the steam Skipwh Landing connects
eru > ald and every IHu RSDAI with the
will take freight for P. NJ Connects GER and will take
all the landings oniat Ecksburg with reigh land
faz0o river high Ranger tax ngs on Yazoo river
Greenwood ing r. all land high as Green
ngson iazoo riyeras wood high water
high as Greenwood rate
The ABOVE mentioned splendid passenger packets will
on their regular days, without fail the hour appointed
business entrusted to their will
attended to.
These boats will not be responsible for package
containing money, ewelry valuabes unless regular
bills of ading taken specifying the value and
the freight paid nor for vauabes deposited with
by the passengers, or contained in their baggage.
For freight or passage apply on hoard. TO
CARROLL, PRITCHARD L CO.,
n3O ts T. r. SMITH No a Tchonpton las ct
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY 21, 1857.
COMPTROLLER--OFFICIAL.

COMPTROLLER's OFFICE
City of New Orleans, July 4 Ias5
r RESOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
standing in the official Journal hat accordance
with the ninth section of ordinance No 42 approved March
30 1884, the Council will bill unless
contracted under authority OF order the Comptroller
in accordance with the ordinance referred TO.
fSignedl f. L. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl l.. II. PLACE
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved Aprl o. 1855.
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention Of the of the city the public il
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
T. THEARD
jyl6f Comptroller City of New Orleans
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II NORTH CUi.i.JgH. H.ATfORNEE-ATLA WILL.
Is attend all professional business It. Landry
Avoyees, thai may be entrustedto his Office ARkS
VILE, La.
ReterencesChss N. Waterman hardware srchGnt G. N.
Olivier ESQ; Fhos D. Miller, commission IT. Chas b.
Singleton attorney ystlsw; Nixon Adams, Cr Oscs,
New Orleans pl2s IydEVT
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

ea r,-, rv45s=F=z=szs7 EARLY TRAIN TO
E 60 Isss ToRVILLE BAY AND
haGI ht5Ir4 r4@Az-EsT5MEXICAN G ULF (besides
the Rsgnlar Trains at 10 A. N. and 8 p. NJ
On Sunday Ith June, (and Sunday
ther notice. TRAIN will leave ga A. W. aiordjng per
opportunity of eakfasng the returning
before dinner in the evening" may be agreeable
Ihe exDenses smalbe and engines in fine order
and good Fish Breakfast Dinner be had.
HS.fhere will also be early Train The Fourth Of july
pinhpusstS leave taaal street A. NJ daily ie3 I'm
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
W 5th OF July the old black boy PRIOR Says he belongs
has gray beard.
The owner will call and claim his property according to law
L. BLANCHARD.
iyi7 lot keeper of CITY Police Jail
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1T sum MEE ARRANGEMENT

, IT, U NJ Nj e r ARRANGEM
skss Steamer r. Ben en- Franklin, Jos. D. Clarke
Napoleon Greenv and all the Bends leave on the fol-
lowing days throughout season. connecting at Cairo win
Iliros Central Railroad ST. o, aud ali tbp Easnrn ia
and Memphis with Charleston Railroad for
Nashville Huntsville Tuscmbia Knoxville Chntieunos and
the Virginia Springs $500
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY ,TuIy 90 at PN
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, AM - n. Z p II
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Apg 36 al p N
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY SEM 0 NJ : p "
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESD Sent p
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct nj Z p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct 81 at p NJ
leaves New Orleans W HEDNESDAi, Nov. l. at ) P NJ
lEe Ben Franklin unsurpassed in point Of speed
fort ny any boat having large and airy arranged
preSsly Tor the accommodation -
Passengers depend this leaving rs advertised
Sterooms can be engaged for trips on appl
cation to her agents where plan of her cabin seen
JOHN f. HYDE & co. Sc Poydras street
je9 under s, Charles IIote,
Rs. The Ben Franklin will her Memphis Bend Way
and plantation business IS usual. ~ -' ~
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R Z G U LAR ACKETS.

r. SU NJ NJ f r. ARRANGEMENT
@4GstyS;S Steamer Belfast. Capt rhos II. Newell for
SsassS sss cair9 M g. Hckmsn Memphis Helena Naposon
throughout the season. connecting Illinois
Central Railroad for St Louis all cities at
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
vile Huntsville, Tuscumbia Knoxville Chattanooga and
Virginia Springs:
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY July 2a at sPM
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Aug g. at S 2. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Aug. 20, at 5 P. VI.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Sept. g. at 8 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THU RSDAy Sept II, at ) p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans III TUESDAY, Oct. !, at P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY Oct IS at s r. NJ
The BELFAST is unsurpassed in point speed comfort
by boat having very large and airy arranged ex
pressly for the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this eiv as advertised
staeroos can be engaged for of the trips on sp
pcation TO her agents where plan of her
JOHN E. DE Il co t6 roydras street
W. +. kEDD1NG, Railroad Agent
-. - under ST. Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
Plantation business as usual ~ io1
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WAS brought to the City Police jail on the
w 9th OF July the dark grtf boy HENRY Says belongs
to Mr. Henry Foley Bayou iaourche He is feet 5 inches
has n cn on his head made by
The will call and claim his property according to law
E. PLANCHAkD,
KeeDpr Of t'i, Pnlira
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE }
City Of New Orleans, July 9th, 1857.
No. 3,452.
Resosd That the Comptroller be and he is hereby author
ca JOURNAL grading Poydras street. from st.
ane to Gavez street north and south side dig out
bitches the north Poydrss street also on the
sonih side Of from Jane Galvez street, work
be done in accordance with specifications in the
Ors Office and the SAID adjudication be subject
val or rejection of the Common Council.
[Sgned JOHN Z. HOLLAND
President pro TEN. Board of Assistant Aldermen
Signed p. S. WILTZ,
President pro TEN. Board Of Aldermen,
Approved June 26h, 1857.
lsgnedI CHAS NJ. WATERMAN Mayor
Notice Is hereby given, that TUESDAY, 2sh inst will
adjndicate my Office o'clock A. contract
)yN lOt T. THEARD. Comptroller,
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WAS brought to the City Police Jail on he
W on the Sth of July the dark gf boy HENRY Saws he
belongs TO hos Brashaw Pointe Coupee Red River lie is
y old feet inches high has eve
The will call and claim his property according to law
f. BLANCHARD.
iyl7 l5t Keeper of Civ Police Ja;,
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POLICE JAIL-OFFICIAI.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail OH thu
IN Of July the black boy CHARLES Says he belongs
10 MI etrelhns Ross, OF the Parish of St. Charles.
feet 3s inches high has the right eyes
The owner will call and claim his according to law
4. PLANCHARD,
lylI lot Keeper of City Police Jail.
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
W oth instant, the grif boy GEORGE Says he belongs
to Nin Mclaughlin living of hlepOmene Camp
streets, First District. The boy is feet inches high
Inc owner VIII call anu claim his property according
f. PLANCHARD,
jyl1 lot Keeper OF City Police Jail.
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Approved by the Committees Streets Landings of both
Boards of the Common Council
Signed HIT VENNARD, ,c.
signedl JNo. E HOLLAND, Sohairmen.
iyl7
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE
City of New Orleans, July 9ti 1851 I
No. 3,409.
esosd That the Comptroller SELL days notice in
the ocal Journal for improvements to be made
and specifications file in the Surveyors Office Which sale
email be subject approval rejection by the
c provided does exceed the appropriated in the
city budget TO that purpose - " ~
lsgned JOHN ". HALL,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSgnedl AID. DUPRE,
President pro Board of Aldermen
Approved May % ls57
tsgned CHAs. NJ. WATERMAN, Mayor
true copy.
JULES CAsSARD, Secretary.
Notice hereby given that on TUESDAY 18th inst will
at my office II O'Clock A. NJ the above
lylI IW T. THEARn, Comptroller
No. 1922.
esGG That the Comptroller SELL notice in
the ocai Journal the for furnishing the
coal according to specifications for from
the date OF the approval of the adjudication by the
Council = ~
Lsignedl p S. WILTZ,
President Board of Aldermen
lSignedl j. MAGIONI
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen
Approved June Q. 1851
fsignedI CHAs, NJ WATERMAN Mayor
A true copy. JULES CAssARD. Secretary.
Notice given that SATURDAY, the 18Th of uly
Will adudcate at Office II o'clock the contract
T. j. HITSELBERGER
lyl6 Iu Deputy Comptroller.
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RECORDER SoLoMoN's CoURT-Mrs. Rechark and
her husband Rechar yesterday before the First
District assarng Antonio Cerrero with intent ill.,
on the 18th u foot of Deery street smashing
his head bckbat and the husband backing in the
proceeding. Both bail On charge Of beating the he
Rechark Cs-rero was dismissed.
James IIoon held for examination charge of hag-
punched the mug of Bernard Lyons the of Ely
sian Fields and Moreau streets Sunday night Bail given
Armand ybe held for examination charge of hav
ing given George Whitemore whaling in the PontchactEan
cars, at the lake end Sunday night.
King charged with calling Mrs. Murray all of
things and Mary somebody charged with similarly compi
meuting Mrs Caroline Bopney after to and
be overhaued.
John Kinds after charge of standing godfather
to dog from Bernard Geraes about three
months aso-Gerdes having his pet Kinds yard
Goodchren street. Kinds refusing give the pet back
aim.
RECORDER ADAMS CoURr.-Wm Glass was yes
erday held for AT overhaung charge of having smashed
his household effects aud pied smash his wife the
night previous.
Arthur nufa WAS held charge Of porIoinng quantity
of sibbou she Office Of Messrs. Hart Thomas
c., tht omnibus