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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

The MAILs.-There was almost total failure of the
mailv Mobile yesterday The contractors did comply
with their obligations from the Gulf city. But why are
there failures every week from beyond Mobile This
is new feature in the many omissions of contract
ors. There will be due this morning at office, the
papers from New York Of the Slst December lst I'd,
and Sd insts. 5,it ls
The .Niagaras mails from Liverpool will also be
due butf they get along tomorrow we shall deem it
fortunate.
There are later advices smomentarily expected from
Liverpool say BY the steamer of the 24th December,
to arrive at Portland, and the Cunard steamer Asia
the 9th, at New York. Following the Asia is the
Arabia Of the 3D. inst, for Boston and the Ericsson
somewhere about the 3lst December
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
MUSICAL IssrRumEsTs-Messrs. A. Ellie & Cha.

MUSICAL lEsTRuMENTS.-Messrs A. Ellie g. Chas
sagnac have succeeded to Mr. E. Beno proprietors of
the known music and musical establishment at
No rs Cartres street. They have now the classic
and fashionable music of the day together with every decr
on of French German and Italian
thing that string band brass orchestra can require
with guitars. accordeons harps other musical nru
Enep used in private life. The house has long transacted
immense business and the goods disposed
liberal terms We refer musicians and the advertise
aept in this mornings Crescent.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY ., 1857.

The clerk Of the steamer Belfast has our thanks
for late papers from Memphis
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

SALE OF WfNrER CLorHING, ETc.--We call the
attention Of theerade to the winter clothing white
Shirts hats etc. which will place this day at 10 O'Clock
at Bache Leaumonts auction No II Chartres street
Terms af sale
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
SeMlMtOnS s CO.,S

NJ AL PORTABLE TELESCOPES,
Showing objects distinctly Six miles distant Also VEST
POCKET, OPERA and RACE-C COuRSE GLASSES, chcap at
s. Camp street, corner Natchez. fa5 2p&W'tf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

SiskS---Satks.
SILKS. SILKS.
THE CHOICEST STTLES.
- 5 o -
SUPERIOR SILKS, at
IS CENTS PER YARD,
Decidedly bargain,
c. G. WAYLAND'S,
jas 2p6t corner Poylras and Carouielet streets
StSkS---SitkS.
) l. X 5. SILKS.
ONE DOLLAR PER TARD
Worth One Dollar aud Fifty Cents
Actually cheaper han CHcoeS-posit,e ely the greatest bar
gain offered in New Orleans, at
c. C. WAYLAND'S,
ja5 2EGt corner Puvtifis and Carondact s-rsa,v
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

MEFAlRiE CoURsE.--A race, which has always been
a'aSonte one IN New Orleans, comes off today-a
race ior purse of $500, mile heats, best three in
i've The entries are, Gen. Wells Liz Nay9is, Col.
Bingaman's Mary b, and Hon. D. +. Kenner's
Min-neha-hG.
AS both OF the winners of yesterdays races contend
with Mary b for the purse, we have no hesitation
IN predicting that contest will ensue that will well
repay the attendance of any one whose business en-.
gagements will permit oft,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
w. .9trin Ltoyd's

Disasters on the southern and Western
Waters.
C II 4 p f u T O N
AT Fifty Gents.
10000 Copies will be issued February h 1857
New Orleans.
FiSy advertisements will be taken This number posi-
lively all that can be taken for this edition.
Those desrC Of having their cards inserted will please ad-
dress
". ALVIN LLOYD,
JAG 2ptf Crescent flee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

H5- We are indebted to the officers Of the steamer
Empress for late Louisville papers.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Secondhand E,srntt,tre Ro,;ohf.

me highest Cns Price paid for al descriptions of Spcond
hard Furniture. Persons leaving the city and yisbrt, t die
pose Of their furniture, will fu their vantage to call
the undersigned.
so-second hand Furniture sold exchanged ard repa,red
2. NJ TOURNE,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Mortality .1,,,ong the souther,,

. " ~" CHILDTEN.
1t estimated that in the Southern States children
carried off by and the diseases arising hem than
by a other msladies combined Post examinations Of
the young frequently the ravages Of these
enemies of health and le tits, therefore, only of
philanthropy recommend with all earnestness prepa
ration like .s & r. e ..-
wrNERs CANADIAN vERMIFUGE,
which has proved many thousands of cases. Immediate
safe and radical for every kind Of vermicunr disease
Prepared only by j. Wright Co., q and ISL Chartres street.
New Orleans %.t'77Es "a
For sale, wholesale and RETAIL by q, y.-,s . . ...r-
s&-s J. WRIGHT 4 CO.,
.-. - q and l5l Chartres street.
From whom be had by the and all druggists
proprietors prices jas 2p3teod<W
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
APPROXIMATIONS rRIZES
22S0 Prizes, amounting u
Whole Tickets slO HAye s.; Quarters. !! ~ Eglts, q


Whole Tickets Sl0 Halves s5 Quarters s. - Fig;s, 81 Is.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The preceding and the succeeding Numbers to thoSe
drawing first G prizes will be entitled to the Gi Approx
nation Prizes according to the scheme.
1900 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the last hgnre Of the
number the $4,000 prize. For example IF the
number drawing $4,000 prize ends with No. then all the
tickets where humber ends will be entitled 10 II
the number ends then all the tickets where the
Der ends in vii. be entitled to so, and so to o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS.
As Scheme Ticket in every IL is guaranteed 10
draw $40 of Packages Of 10 Tickets
Consecutive nuIrbers following rates which is Fss
them.
All they the amount guaranteed, accrucs 10
the purclAser.
Certificate Of Package CT 10 Whole Tickets.
=. 10 Half ............ 30
:. 10 Quarter .......,.... Is
viii he perceived ny this plan, that for so the Purchaser
of 10 tickets, when If he buys tickets he wod
Only Wholes thus by buying certificates he
chces for the larger PrizcsIIayeS and Quar-
Packages in proportion.
IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
Enclose the money address for the Tickets ordered
receipoF which they will be forwarded by first mail.
The list of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be pr
chasers mmelnteiy after the drawing.
EPtizc Tickets cahed renewed in other tickets
office
Swan, Box 81 6, Post Office New Orleans,
S. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta, Ga,
d3D 2pdkw or S. SWAN, Montgomery Ala.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Dr. SGtl,sset Sse,guoftFs,

0rfi'h-No. ll6 GRAVIER STREET, NEW oEIEANs
cures CAScERs ScAID-lIEAD WHITE SwELL1Ne soKrs md
ULCERS of every descrirtion .o,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
T.. Carer Coia,DuIty's

PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS.
The underr rned sole under Il, CA RV s
patents of 1885 s4i Gud 43 have permanently established hn
Once and Warehouse No. ~ tRAYIER STREET and are
prepared to furnish Planters Merchants al! ,.Ae
Of the celebrated GIN.
They deem uurecessryt detail is advantages Ch-
ers as its nTmberess cnd0rt by practical HuaTep
using it, suicier: high reputation and 10
make its adoption stilI more seLcra.
ns 2p,r +. CARVER COMPANY.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
DepOfs,

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, FOR THE sA1B or TIN,
GENUINE
pAhLEY's MAGICAL PAIN Expr . c,ro,,
Nos. p and l5l Chartres street
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
More than One Prize to every Ten Tickets !
MAENIEIGENT SCIIEMEL

JOHN HuRTEL and W. W. McG uIRE, Esqs Commissions
80, 900 Tickets. $3.50 Prizes!
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

SNFt00F
Real Malines LACE SETS, from so to $50;
TAlencieunes Collars and Sleeves;
Embroidered Jaconc Collars and Sleeves 81 80 to S90
Swiss SIS TO $780,
Collars for NEsses
Real Thread Lace Wells, $40 10 $50;
Points $50 10 $3.50;
Embroidered Linen Cambria Handkerchiefs;
Pillow Cases;
JRcone Robes;
Petticoats;
Dresses for Infants;
Shirts for Boys and Misses;
French Worked Edgings and Irsertiugs;
English Embroidered Bands
NaencenneS Edgings and Insertiprs o t sqo a-
Black Thread Laces, 40a to $50 per ward:
Guipute Laces black and whts-all widths
G, !, BARRIERE & BROTHER.
uoA -lih 20 Glartre5 street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

CohGt bTcet, CHi0n Bank building,
Is not the only place in where Artificial Teet
are inserted bnt is Of the places where by the use Of the
finest materials under hints gathered ears Of ex
peence the attempt made combine safety beauty aud
utility, in ropl acng lost denturvs. in5 ,n6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

.sesC Goods.
+ Il y n X l. I n Z OBJ +, r L S.
No. 20 Camp street, y. o.,
Has iNst received and is opening magnificent stock Of
WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER AND PLATED WARE
FANCY GOODS.
The most complete Of and Fancy Articles
sHc as P"per M"chc Tables Dek- Work Bo%e- etc Rose
wood and Mahogany Dressing Gases Work Boxes Jewery
Cases, Porte Monnaes Car. Cases, etc.
PERFUMERY.
lnoin EN"c choice assortment Of Cologmes Soaps Pc
mades, etc,
BRUSHES.
Hair Tooth, Clothes, and all other kinds.
COMBS.
full assortment and every variety.
COLTS REFOFERS-Al=r l=rre stock Of these well known
Pistols will always be kept hand.
Purchasers, ell -r vi ocsac retail are invited to ex.
anime Tie STOCK and PRICES masking their pur.
chRses.
E8T- Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
FRANKLIN ROBERTS.
MO 2lit No - Camp street. under tn. City Hotel
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

been ruined and their poisoned by the of
should give The following their attention:
Dr.. Giles, Newton Hamilton Pa. May 1851 said ~
used myself bottles of Hoeands German Btters
for Liver Complaint and diseases nervous character result
ing from the of mercury poisoned afflicted with
spass from the se this ttcrarticle. The German Bitters
is the first article from which obtained any relief
given the article to dyspeptcs with The saay
sult Think many bottles will me- See adver.
tisement. dis 2plnSW
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDISG, MISS. ,

r. ADAMS. '''''''''''-1.
. wEFKIy NEWSPAPER having the largest crcula.op
OF apy Country Newspaper in the South very
offered as an advertising medium to the Merchants o Ne"
. ,.,,,l,,, Ill,
Orders for advertising left the CRESCENT oFflpE' "i
be punctualy attended 10 .
ss-FRANK A. BARTLETT agent for New Orleans. ai -plt
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
M A RrR led


In Mobile the 9Th ins by the Rev. Mr. Leacock, Nj. A.
BIENyENU, Of city, to Miss FANNIE OLIVER, Of Mo
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
f.. Sfriuyer 5 Co.,

No. 30 UAMF HTNtEI.
Just received, new styles Of RAGLAN 0VERGoNTs;
SLEEVE TALMAS;
dl5 2uI5teod R!ca Plush and Silk Velvet VESTS.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Ee0Ebcua''s

DOEbeua''s
GO M M z r CT AL COLL E G E
No. 106 Canal Street.
FRENCH Spanish, German, English, Arithmetic, Geometry
Surveying Navigation Penmanship Book Keeping Phonog-
raQhy taught by able efficient Professors New
Glasses this week, al log Caral street.
ja9 2p2+ RUFUS DOLBEAR.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

Christmas!
\ . Il K | 5, NJ \ L L L & Co..
-suCCessors
NORRIS +. Way
q Il GB II EM II RC Hg go
Have jHst received large and choice assortment Of
ROBES DE CIIAMBRE ard
OTTOMAN WRAPPERS
Together with additions unsurpassed stock of
Fancy and Furnishing Goods.
CLOTRING
IN E' ERf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. all the NOVELTIES OF
THE SEASON!
WALENSkI OVERCOATS,
BLUE AND BLACK DRESS COATS;
VELVET AND SILK VESTS;
LINEN AND COTTON SHIRTS
all
ii!LADE!PHIA u AXE.
Sunres and the putlic generally are respectfully in
yi;ed call.
NORRIS MAULL & CO.,
corner Camp and Common streets,
az @HN under the City Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Hosiery! .Ekosiery!

We have just landing ships MontmoreECy Meridian an
J. g. Coster and Muhousc large addition wei
assorted stock OF HOSIERY and UNDER GARMENTS, eel
ssing in every quality and siae Of Wooen Cotton and Sill
HOSE HALF HOSE and SHIRTS, for Ladies' Men and Chi
dren all of the best sly les muke-all Of which will
offered az extremely low prices.
GIQUEL & JAMISON,
H5
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
Ruft Presses.

We will open Monday very rich assortment Of TULI
and GRENADINE ROBES, for Soirees
c. 4. BARRIERE & BROTHER,
d3i 2p1m 20 Chnrtres .rert
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

SALE BY SHARE OF 10000 DIFFERENT ARTICLES II
Representing Value of Sic ,000!!
To ba Drawn the Subscribers Shareholders sATuR-
nty
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
f. Sfringer 5 Co..

3j CAMP STREET. ...............''' ID
DRESS AND FROCK co 5.
large assortment Of superior ack, Blue and f"ncy ="
,1 prapc, rIob dis 2pl5ieod
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09
CS0Nks---GEca6s.

CLOAkS. CLOAkS,
Just received
TIE CHOICEST STYLES,
THE LATEST PARIS DESIGNS
which will he offered a. inaucinsly low prices.
MISSES CLOAks, various styles auG very pr :ty,
At c. c. WAYLAND'S,
jas 2p6 PoylrRs and CGrondelct streots.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-01-09

WOODBRIDGE Esq, will be supported by the American
party in New Orleans candidate TO fill the vacancy in the
Legislature caused by the resignation of r. W James, Esq
Mr., Woodbridge has had much experience legislator il
Kentucky and is ready debaer and fat parliamentary
proceedings. d.9 cpte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

The agent Of Uoyd's n sonsousa, Central America
vs s:s . ns - o. nay. that The sAs q
Other port on Tho ocast which he attributes 70 ~ dutss
being % much less than those OF Guatemala II oousc-
ounce OF which the Guatemsa merchants diembavh a
considerable portion Of the cousgnments In thas port
vesses leaving Europe In August, sep,en bev Oeober
during the best for dsebarknr on thai ooss ssd
he further mentions that vessel should arrive later han
The middle OF April a. aner that date the rain In
heavy sea rolls Ia upon the coasi which prevents The
launches from venturing out.
Dsturbanccrs have lately taken place on tho Russian
frontier. The peSanu, believing that IN, weird was
about to come 10 an end, exoesso
and we're gully OF violation Of the rights Of property
Advlces from Broussa that the elk crop VIII
be inferior to what expected the mulberry trees hav-
Ing been attacked by disease similar 70 the oIdium.
Difficulties have sprung up between Sardinia and Spain
Of nature similar 70 those with Austria Tho Spanish
Ambassador complained Of ssacks By sandman pres
satisfaction 10 the tribunals.
The Austrian government drawing up the statutes ne
ces,ay give the Hungarian Pross,an, legal status In
pursuance OF the promise made by the Emperor.
In Bavaria petition 10 the King has boon signed by
1000 Pro,estins At Augsburg demanding that oertan
number OF aymen chosen BY the people shall DO sdmisd
Ing the position OF the Protestant faith 10 hat sxato
The statement that Denmark has rejected The demauds
OF the German Powers by recent incorrect, Don.
marx objects TO The Interpretation affixed BY Austria and
Prussia TO the concessions she made In that note, whh
she IL wiling to abide by
Tho suburbs OF Copsisnir ople have been placed 10
state OF SIEGE With the consent Of the European embassies,
10 order 10 suppress brgandage.
The late Promotion FEAST" ceremony OF granting
degrees In the University OF Upsaa, paused on with greai
sciot II was remarkable, account OF these bsng
number OF Fnnsh and Norwegian students present mo
determination was complete, but nothing imprudeu,
becoming was said or done.
Ansirs are looking M IN FINLAND. snip building b 20
ing ~ great rate The large collections abrosd hsvc
ugsied the famine, bat the trusts have been very
In some districts.
The london Cdsetc Of 10Th Instant contains Board OF
~ A. a.. ~.
tend release Epgsh sh,rs immediately nom The Sound
dues
Ako that the Portuguese has abolished tho
MONOPOLY on soap, and permits Its importation ssd hN
aissd the import duties payable ii tho Portuguese ooom
hou,ts 10 IL per cent on specie
Accounts from verons OF the 18th OF June, state thaa
Mar,hal Count Radetzty quiet daring The previous
Day but that be had not slspt during the greater part o.
the night
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
Jersey city News.

THr Liorcs ouryuor IN Jssssy Crrr In the Jersey
City Common Council, at . special meeting held on Toes.
day evening, The price Of liquor licenses were xed $780,
and license was granted 10 W. Brgss Of the Commercial
restaurant a resolution offered By Alderman Harden.
bersh requiring that applicants shall conform 70 the state
law in obtaining licenses, was lost
CONTINENTAL GuAsD.-At election held by the Cop i.
mental Guard, on Wednesday evening Chsuncey b Ja-
GUNS second lieutenant vas elected nrss lieutenant Hugh
Mckay ws elected second lieutenant, and David g. Chris
De, thiTd neptcpept
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
Cricket Match at Albany.

match between the Poushkeepsie and the Amsterdam
Clubs was commenced yesterday at har past ten O'clock
on the Albany ground the Poughkeessns taking the rss
Innings, making tho upcnviabls Of "a runs Tho
Amsterdam gentlemen then took the hat. MAXINE the
respectable score Of 81 runs with wckets 10 10 down
About ono o'clock rain began descsnd and ooo<.ued
with but little inermission I'LL four O'Clock whom tho
Poughkeepie gentlemen refused continue the snne as
the ground not In d coadton for play NJ Penn
kecpse players did not handle the a. well ~ teiy e-
ponen but the bowling OF Mcssrs ndIey and Moore on
the Poughkeepsie sde far superior that OF s cp
postc party, ~ each bowled IL overs with no wtdes
end maiden overs for each bowler, bo bowling rourd
hand
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

people Il Mount vesun, weaohsatsr county, ere partca
Uy enthusiastic, end have isasd Ne foNoNt.g notoe:
- eonisg essavsr..y Of Alassas~n Ivdepeemc wIes
Isrrc an.sr The sbcve vsss l. siusssS }: ;ss se x
s .ss Si's: 1s = ~ - $50
Afsr III sddreas and aiding Of ire peesrs
ss' a. 0s . = Hss .as i...: :.
oey s"c Aoan vs0a - II O'Clock r. 4 On Ne nsh
HOW PEorLs SPEND THE FOURTH.
As~gensral rule oil the city people who caa leave the
city DO 10 on the Fourth, while country people flock In BY
thousands 70 ne sights, and spend holiday q the
time. or course great many obliged 70 remain, and
some gel up psiotlc dinners, real small Declarations OF
Independence, and have good tine generally. Small
boya have been In great distress in Consequence Of he
high price fcracks ioned By the with China,
manufacturers NO. being able 10 make them u anything
lie the price here which tAcy imported ffcn
That country. Bachelors, uncies and maiden suns win
have toEivc all their 'sshhee" to provide "Cnariey'
and "wtsy" and yJohaay'' with crackers safscest 70
Fast young copgTaulaAe themselves ON the opera
tion orthe tariff end WIN indulge 10 posatoGs long
throwing pack Of fro crackers under the feet Of nsr
veugcd lady Worry few ladies, however, unles they
which 70 hem oIs q the FULLEST days in she De whole
yer. they are aaIaad 81 tho ptstoh, snakes AID fire
as much OF the e1citsentas they do In the streets
For this reason many prefer 70 80 into hs country and
visit, and the fourth coming Saturday will serd them
splendid opportunity 70 do this year, they
main Sunday 10 church, and astopsh the natives
nth the latest ityse II hoops. great many young men,
clerks In the city, with pleasant homes In the country,
have packed their carPetbsgs with crackers candy
for the little ONES end win . night enjoy the fresh straw
berries and cream and white bread and golden butter
which Is only found .. home Still others invite their
young lady ends and 60 of the pleasant social picnic
the more pronscous excursion, and spcndthe day
dancing 70 the music Of the murmurng waters beneath
the shade Of green ree0 listening the Wild wood sounds
which form 80 sweet an accompaniment to whispered
words Those who desTe 70 realize this picture need only
refer 10 our advertising columns, and then go and
Rk the preties girl of your acquaintance put
Dor net and shawl and pa7y you cur word for
il IL will be done before you aware Of il.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
THE POLICE CAMPAIGN.

f1otfieal Effects Of the Decision-The Old Force
D4pivsd Of Authority az Officers Order 10 Dis.
btnd-scsnes and Speeches Old Police Re-
min a. the Guests Of tho City in their Sta
I'm Houses Proceedings at White Street
Wholesale Police Making -Proscrip-
i tion Of Foreigners Of
the Mayor and Mr.. Tallmadge-
~ The Mayor Refuses to Con-
vene with the Com
w mission,
de-, &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
GREENPOINT.
THE DECISION UPON THE NEW POLICN DILL.

THE DECISION UPON THE NEW POLTCH DILL.
The Seventh district (Greenpoint) station ho1se Wa,
brilliantly Illuminated evening in consequence OF The
decision Of the Court of Appeals In favor or tho new
police bill Capt Slwe of this ward was the Grit 70
gate the orders of the Commissioners and ho
men readily gave in their adherence In the other wards
OF the Eastern District there demonstration, but
ihose who had declared for the Comm sopers wero
In The best Of humor, while the others very much
down, and expect TO walk the plank.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04
POLICE AFFAIRS IN BROOKLYN.
MAYOR POWELL GIVES HIS ADHESION TO TIE HEV


Law.
tan Police law he ascertaned the decsiou OF
the Court Of Appeals. He advises all nose who have
heretofore opposed the law from party and other consde
raons TO give duo obedience, and obey orders they
emanse from the head Of the department. as u 10 found
now to exist Nearly all the captains who stood ous
against the law called upon him yesterday he advised
them to obey orders that tho Metropolitan law wss
decided 10 be constitutional
The captains and men will doubess now como into The
traces. There 10 no other ien and 70, - 10
generally understood, and the Mayor was xiven 70
understand time since, that himself and Comms-
soner Sranahan would have the disposition Of all Brock.
)yn appointments, then doubtless the win be-
greater among those who expected to "wak The plank'
soon ~ the mmise0ners into power Inc fol-
lowing order sent 10 each Of the captains yesterday
AAyoR's OFrcx, CnY Hall,
RaooKLYy, July 3, 1857. !
sRYou are hereby notified that the order OF The 18Th
1sy last instrucng TO refuse obedience any order
puporing to be issued by any General or Deputy euper
intcndent OF Police, 10 hereby rescinded.
SAMUEL 8 POWELL, Mayor
This order was sent TO Al the captains In the city, and
heed and act In accordance with the new regulations or
any orders issuing from the Deputy superintendent
Those Of the police who in favor tho Metropo-
tan law did all they could Wednesday and Yesterday 70
make themselves a. joyful On possible salute was 6red
by the police Of the Eleventh ward Fourth dstr,ctl Nat
evening and the Eighth ward and Seventh district station
houses were Illuminated SAlutes TO be red this NOR
ming by the police OF several Of the DISTRICTS In hsuor
the new law which gives them $500 year instead Of $50
as heretofore under the corporation.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-04

Miss Anna eurney member q the well known Quincy
family Of England, and lssy o. some hssis note m NE
Of her brother Mr. Hudson Quincy ~ Keswick Nor
v,cb Mas Curncy published excellent uansaou of
The Sorrr Chrp.sc and, living at Northrcpps, Tho
coast she took lively interest In Inventions for savag
The lives OF shpwrecked Mariners To promos Ne later
object she had gun manuf actured her expense
Are line 10 q storm tossed wreck Mas Gurpey ri Tho
time Of her death was 81 years OF are.