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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

sss, I'd ssssiss ,ps -. -
.uppor: Their owe pnblic schools snd whout s.sscs from
Weat, ma ss
s9 s.s a s.s q ~ r. & ".
Or hs tsy would not Be- ready 70 saneton the
II s ne e s mss % r 4
@ ss ns ;: e
Il &. s.s q. 81
Mr.. Holland moved to take up the resolution au-
hat IT, sesed y. e Sg En-
for Furnishing the city with bread and meat for the
inmates Of the City Work House carried = and
moved to amend by Inserting after the words "cty Of
January next, and The same TO Be furnished accord
ing to specifications e In the Office OF the Fnance
contractor contractors to give bond
In the sum Of 5000, with good and Sufficient secu
| Mr. Hall moved to take up the resolution author
izing the Chairman Of the Finsnce Committees TO
enter into contract with J. Livingston for the col
lection Of al bills and Judgments for paving reim-
bursements, and all claims and Judgments for open
ing streets, etcas published In the proceedings Of
date 18th Oct, ls57-caried. ),
Mr.. Huyghe was called to the chair. "A
| Mr.. Lombard moved to amend by inserting the
name Of VIM. Cornelius after that q j. Livneston on
SO as to make it read John Livingston and VIM. Cor.
nelius m 3ssls54 r.
Mr.. Holland moved to strike the name Of John Liv
MI. Reid moved to gil up the blanks with the name.
of ]. Livingston and F. G. Laville. Mr.. HOLLAND
moved to refer the resolution back to the Financ,
Committee-lost BY the following vote
1 Yeas: Messrs. Magoni, Hall, Holland, Huyghe AMI
Waldo.
Nays Messrs. Dolhonde, Kearny, Lombard, Phelpl
Reid and Whitney-8.
Mr.. Reid moved to gil up the blanks with the name
Of ]. Livingston and VIM. Cornelius.
On motion, the Board adjourned till Tuesday mex
the I'D inst, at O'Clock, p. u.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

risson, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller the
Treasurer in favor Of sundry adopted Dec u.s. 1851
Yeas: Messrs. Conway, DeLabaTe, Dupre, Har-
risson Howell, Yennard and Wiltz--7.
The following resolution, adopted by the Assistant
Board, was referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings:
resolution authorizing the Surveyor procure lake shells
etc., and put in good reps with little delay possible. the
leyee from Toulouse to umane stree the fifth section at
the expense of Mcssrs. Charles Oder Co 4% 1
On motion, the Board adjourned till Thursday next,
the 18th inst, at 8 o'clock, P. N.
CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

Mr. Dupre, on behalf of the Finance Committee,
offered the following report, which was taken up
Seriatim
The Finance Committee have the honor to report as follows
upon the Sc yeral referred to them, to wit:
4 U,ou resolution directing the Street Commissioner TO
deliver Stephens his certificates for the square block
Your committee oier substitute
for the saiue, and recommend its adoption. 80.
2 Upou ordering the oil Sos5 10
B. Doagat being the amount of fines imposed upon
him by Street Commissioner for alleged neglect Of duly
your report that upon due investigation OF the mat
ter they thai they have Jurisdiction nasmhch as me
Street according the contract empowered 10
impose the complained Of The only recourse OF D. W.
Duururt apply Court Of Juca for retrsss Your
recommend The rejection saii resolution
and a, discharged further consideration Oh lie
mailer.
Your COMMITTEES recommend the adoption et the resn
on auto Eug Recorder of the First District to employ
for SIX months longer the additional clerk employed by him. by
virtue of Res. No 3l9.. Ill .
Upop the resolution dering that the cost Of numbering
the houses the city of New Orleans be included in the city
expenses placed in the Budget OF 1858 committee
offer a substitute and recommend its adoption.
AID. DUPRE, Chairman.
II. CONWAY,
~ s. p. DELABARRE.
On motion, the resolution passed by the Assistant
Board directing the Street Commissioner to deliver
to W. G. Stephens the necessary certificates for the
sduare-block pavement Of Natchez street., mentioned
in the first part Of the foregoing report together WITH
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

AUX HONORABLES PRESIDENT EFT
mehres du Consei des Assistant Aldermen de la vile de
la Nouvele. Orleans:
Messi-urses propretaires ct residents de cee
parts de Ia Miro pa de Ia Columbus souettons la
Necessities douvriee Ia dlte Miro de Columbus
chemin du Bayou, loneeur de deux fets.
Notre Ia WILLIE les jours plues devisnt
impossible de Ia Columbus nest nj pavee nj
quee quill ant descendre Ia dte jnsqua june
Bayou cling iets
Lonyerure de serait seuleme grand
noe communication syec Ia sflc mais
geais preprieares batr ct aeorais leur propete
Nous juge conyenable danexer petition de-
Wis des eux de voire parr de la ouvrre les
es divers leur junction. ct
ferez dfoit q nhtitiQn. = :
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
PETITIONs--OFFICIAL.
rTyO THE HONOR ABLE PRESIDENT AND
Membes Of the Board of Asksant Aldermen Of the City

entlesnenWe undersigned owners and residents Of that
tion of Miro street from Columbus street down svs
submit respectfully honorable body the pYcpey and
said Miro from Cubas b the
Bayou Road distance Of Our communication
street which neither paved seells
for have down said to its junction with the
Bayou Road, distance Of five six squares Fl
The opening Of said wpnld only confer great
give direct impetus build apd improve their
perty thereby beneng the State and the
levied thereon. fs sssS& ssfsBs sNsse
We have deemed proper humble pc iou,
small sketch plan exhibiting the distance opened
the Of the several and their functions and
fdenly that this petition will hands,
consideration subject deserves,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

NDEHSON ~. DIETER, COMMISSION MEK
n CHANT AND AGENT FOR JEFRERS'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
RUBBER BALL VALVES. if- 49, @.l ~
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FPAyE DU QUATRIEME DIsTRICT-H
IL eG conduit depot des Eaves du Qnareme District,
jackson les Constance Laurel
Une Vache blanche ayan les coSnes rouees
etampe nj marque.
81 la die nest pasecamee dams dix ours ct les
fras payt ellie vendu enchere publique dit de-
pot, SAMEDI 10 decembre 1851, 10 heures A. NJ.
?. A. GUY OIL, Commissare des
Nouvelle Orleans. s decembre 1857. d9 IA is
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

THIRD DISTRICT POUND-Vas brought
the Third District Pound No. 81 Esian Fields street.
estrRy- .....
One red sore Horse hands high small star in the fore
head and visible brand. ..
Which days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction at said depot SAT-
URDAY, December 18th, 1851 at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
p. A. GUYUL, Street Commissioner
Registered December II, 1857.
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

EPAVE DU DEuXIEME DISRTRICT-H a
II conduit depot des Epaves du Deuxieme District
eDcognure des SteAnne ct Derbgny CONNIE epayes
Deux Chevres blanches, tachetec de jaune.
UMe Chevre blanche, sans cornes
81 les dts eclae dams dix ours ct les
ais lis venus Penchere pubque dit depot
MARDI, q decembre 1857, midi
P. A. GUYOL, Commssaire des
e.Qr lie dill lf Il
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FPAvE DU TROIsIENIE DIsTRIGT.n n
II conduit depot des du Troisieme District No.
81 rue des Champs Elysees CONNIE epaye-
I'm Cheval aezn rouge mains de hau syant
pe etoile 'front.' ct sans etampe visible.
sle dit animal NEST reclame dams dix ous Ct ss ais
paye vendu Renchee publique dit depot, SAME
D1, 26 decembre 1857, d 10 heures A. NJ.
P. "A GUYOL Commissare des
Eouyelle. CLEANS IA decembre 1887. dis 81 25
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
New Orleans, December II, 1857.

EPAvE DU SECOND DISTRICT-n a etc
Il conn depot des Epawes u Second District encognue
des rues Ste Anne ct Derbigny, comne epaves- .
I'm Cheval Ba denyiron l6 uns de haut borcne de al
do la courte boteux de la jambe droe de devan fer
re aux peds de drvan', ct pas d'etnmpe visivle
Une Jucnt Creole Bse brun, environ l3s mains de
haut a anche La face les peds de deyant fes
d'etampe visible. .,.
81 les dts aunaux sont pas recames ours
ais lis vendus enchere publique, dit de-
pot SAMEDI, rs decembre, 1857, midi precis.
| p. A. GUYOI, Commissare des rues.
nrlaa lei IA m
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-wns brought
toths Fourth District Pound jackson street, between
Laurel and Constance streets, as estrRys--
One black Size Goat with grayish
Which not claimed within ten days and the there
paid will be sod public ancion at said pound WED
NESDAY, December 3Olh, 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
p. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered December II, 1857.
HENRY DUREL,
IT,. Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans, December II. 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

SECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
- Second District Poand, OF ST. Ann and Der
bigny streets, estrays- ...z.s
Two white and yellow spotted She Goats. any"
One W bic She Goat without horns.
Which claimed within days and the expenses there
paid will b. sold public auction said pound TUES
DAY, December @, 1857, at L O'Clock NJ. 15E-rs
New Orleans December IL, 1857.
e. P. A. GUYoL, Street Commissioner.
Registered December 10, 1851 y Is
HENRY DUREL,
Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

EPAVE DU QUATRIENIE DISTRICT-H n
e codu, dtp6t des epayes du Quareme District
jackson entire les Constance e LAUREL epaves
Une Chevre noire, avec les oreh'es grsatres.
81 Ia de chevre pas reliance dams dix jours les
frais payes ele vendne enchere publque dit de-
pot MERCREDI 80 d.cembre 1851 d 10 heures A.
r. A. GUYOL, Commissaire des rues.
Nouve1le- Orleans II decembre 1851. dis "a %
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

TR TsSRF EASn5ky s19kgSrS. PrESs'iasnt
TM 4, + oNNN SAMPBELL
5nHeDEs d X, PE4hEHsTi 6. aiSalaroS,
: + hifqHE+5s
i6HE fStEs KEMP. 4 hFtASc'
ii. GiILiNdHAM.
%H5.!!AH HSsss S$s# !snRR5@ss%'5$S5H,' f&Rss$%S$$5Ss'
ii Ely 1I$sa3IFAisflE FsslE,
Directors of Public Schools First D strict.
EDUCATION.
Mr.. Reid, on behalf of the above committee, Of
fered the following report, which was read and
adopted, and the memorial of the joint committee
To the honorable Board of Assistant Aldermen:
The COMMITTEES Etucation peculy report that in
pasi o" memorial Lsssatse State 'f Of L5as
ana which is herewith respectfully submitted.
SoHfff !; HxsfJEG SESfslIh'
The Memorial Of the Common Council il. oy Ct New Or
tives of the State Of Louisiana:
,c opera n Of The consiitaonaf and Legal provisions
Of the pnSs R&si eNF Gn h
Of New Orleans have annually contributed to the sae treasury
schools much larger amount @ ihsa returned 10 the
c Treasury a; their drSnSe NV ,, shafe .eTgs n pH
mads to he last Legislature the Citizens of New Orleans thus
to~ the Year ys ", 1866 f he sum d Asorng
the returned TO the CITY Treasury a the
distrihutve New Grenus for the only
D showing of Sl S5 40 pnd by the city
the amount received year ony The thus
he state but little than oneird of the
expended by the city public srauituns
In addition the heavy burden of supporting
system of public schools for The gatutous education OF tho
white TIE city, which every cOnsidera
on of private interest and public requires should bs
SCALE the city of New ORLEANS has since
1852 appropriated various institutions
ects the OF Sl4579l 81 Her citz9ns always oya, the
geoea interests Of he State and ready to bear bera
portion OF me puhie aardens do nevertheless eei that
of tha
Assembly of The sae of Louisiana provide by law for
reimbursement to the city, out of the Treasury of TIT
state aud all that have heretofore been ad and
may hereafter DO paid by The taxpay Of New Orleans
bs excess Of the aueun. returned be egpsd th
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

foregoing report:
resolution giving permission Payson Co.. to
small seam engine in the vicinity of the Triangle Buildings
sa1y repairs made the bell Of lie Ninth stree! market
say pipes laid in orderto introduce into the Fourth Dis
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
resolution authorizing the Comptroller to sell to the Lowest
for repairing the s and putting up fifteen Or more rev
Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Harris
son, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
resolution graung to the Of he United
street in front I a and also part Of Barracks street
resolution approving The adjudication made by the Comp
for oGfe apSn
Co. security 81 s. per yard ths square
Yeas conwav ai Du %
rsson, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
rho" 5 ss o to snp
and have placed oil lamps thereon.
Yeas Messls. Conway, DeLabare, Dupre, Har-
risson, Howell, vennard and Wiltz-7.
lms coaprssd Sst%esn Canal gFsnlnss Roman
stones by private contract, etc.
Yeas: Messrs Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Har-
risson, Howell, Vennard and Wiltz-7.
authorizing the Comptroller TO advertise in the
official journal v ing srsd for the Of
both sides streets Comprised between Canal Caronde
| Yeas Messrs. Conway, DeLabarre, Dupre, Har
risson, Howell Vennard and Wiltz-7.
resolution insrueng the street Commssonor to haye all
the bridges made both sides of South fos dras street from
Magnolia to Bond street and also insrTetS the Street Com
and roud filed with street scrapns and graded etc
Yeas: Messrs Conway, DeLabarre, Dnpre, Har
risson, Howell Vennard and Wiltz-7.
uton authorizing the Surveyor 10 remve back from
its present location the office now used jointly by the eve
police Wharnge of the First and Fourth Districts
and to build q office for the Wharfnger, etc.
Yeas Messrs. DeLabarre, Harrison, Vennard anc
| Wiltz-5.
Nays: Messrs. Conway and Dupre-2.
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assist
ant Board were read twice and concurred in, tn
rules being suspended:
resolution confirming the adjudication made by the Comp
troer December 1851 of the leases Of various named ma.
ke,s and approving December 5 1851
Yeas: Messrs, Conway, DeLabarre, pupre, Hal
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

CECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brought
thesecond District Pound corner Of ST. Ann and Derbny
streets, estrays- sstJ
One Bay Horse about 16 hands high blind in the right
short a lame the right fore leg the fore feet hod and
visible brand.
One dark Bay Creole Mare about ls hand, high white
stripe the face the fore feet shod and visible brand
Which CLAIMED within days and the there
paid will hs sold at public auction at depot
DAY, December 26th, 1851 at II O'Clock N.
p. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
T77ST HENRY DUREL,
Clerk Of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18
Aux HossoKAsn1Es s. b PEsEsIDEsT =. ET :.

Secretary Board OF Assista
New Orleans, December 18th, 1857.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

etc condnt au de5, des psyes du Premier District
Oryades entire les Julie ct Girod epave- 5s
UDe Cheve nore ayant blanc queue
roreiile druite ecouree. Ia gauche echancres. M
URe yee charette, grande petite
grsnde boite. - sFs5 ..is
81 dite chsvre ct les dts obe recames dams
dix fas lis vendus enchere pubque
dit depot SAMEDI 2 decembre 1851 10 heures A. N.
af p A. GUYOI, Commissaire des rues.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

TUESDAY, Dec. Is, 1857.
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjournment.
Members present Aessrs. Conway, DeLabarre,
Dupre, HARRISON Howell, Landry, vennard and
Willis. .s3 "a 4,l.5s'aI. ~. 5s4
Mr.. Landry was called to the chair.
The reading of the minutes was, on motion, dis
.psnsed with.
The following message was referred to the Finance
!. Committee 4,.t5t
n MAYoRALrY or NEW ORLEANS
City Hail. 18th day OF December. 1865
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

FOURTH DISTRICT TPOUND-Was brought
to the Fourth District Pound Jackson street, between
Constance and Laurel streets, estrnys-
One we and red Cow with horns bored brand or mark
paid will be sold at public auction at said pound SAT-
URDAY, December 10Th, 1857, at L. O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans, December g. 1857.
p. A. GUYOL, Street Commissioner.
Registered December s, 1857.
HENRY DUREI,
Clerk of Comptroller.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-18

ADAM GIFFEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans, Dec. H. 1867.
The following communication, from the Board of
Assistant Aldermen, was read and accepted:
BOARD ALDERMAN, I
Decem |, {
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o. and back. twice week. q ite.taf ',l,T 4
Ardve at North wilma by N m. !, "A 81 -
Leave North wilma Tuesday and Friday at 8 m;
Arrive at Carthage by 10 m. st aiaIo'j ia 1900
ll46 From Watertown by Sanfords Corners Evans
slit Mills, Philadelphia Antwerp, Somervile Gouyor-
nssr RichvlIe, Hsrmon, East Do Kab. Canton,
and Poisda u, to North Posdam, rs miles and
Leave Wstertown daily, except Sunday, at m;
arrive az North Potsdam by III ami ar9.
Leave North Potsdam daily, except Sunday, at a
Arrive at Watertown by IL a
Proposals 20 run twelve trips week, six Of hem
at carrying only through mails will be considered.
ll47 FROM Waterown, by StoweIl's Corners, North
Adams, miles and back once week. s5s-
Leave Watertown Tuesday at II p m,
Arrive at North Adams by 81 pmi
Leave North Adams Tuesday at 4 mi
Arrive at Watertown by 6 pm
ll4e From Waertown, by East Hounsheld, to Ssckes
hsseor 10 miles and back, SIX times times week.
Arrive r sssssa a nsroo %a ~ & sa. :,
A No, '"s iiA ' 1a'y' 'A''p' su"'ay' ~ II
Arrive az WstcrtowI BY u p M
iifs F.em wsS'ownr py DsoWnsvlle, fefch RIVER
oo a Mns, ehu l.:n'aIsesne, 10 clay'on' ~ mics
m WV Hy y1 .n.oe u I'M weo os IS
- :, o~" A"'u'y' A"u'suay, a'u 'o'ui
ny, my NY a,5 TN, H., !. 3aJ tat9
hIsss Layton Monaay' Wednesday ana Friday at
p & { L Z
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Y 5am; - saar a6iss2 HitG1s
Contractor to be allowed to supply Ltohaeldby side
mail if preferred
iona From Utica, by Washington Mills, Sauquoit Clay
vile, Cassvile, North Bridgevatsr, Bridgcwaer,
LeonardsvilIe, West Edmesfon, South Edmcston,
.r New Berlin, Morris, West Laurcns, and w est
~, oneonta, to Oneonta, 81 miles and back six times
q week. tNe 4t 1881
Leave Utica daily, except Sunday, at SAM
Arrive a. oneon,a BY ? m;
Pronosa. embracing six additional weekly trips as
far as Brdgcwater will be considered
900. From Utica by New Hartford Paris, Watervile,
Hos sangcrsvllc, North Brookheld, East Hamilton,
BIZ 7vllc and Earlyillc, to Smyrna, Al miles and
oi, FOG. * times week. - s,3l. y, rs b,o4a )
bach, :. daily, except Sunday, at y p mi;
Leave uuca 'aby l2 p mi; $3.50
Arrive at smyn. ", except Sunday, at Sam;
Arrive At Udos Sysr sford Clinton, Desosvile,
1905 From Utica by New HA. Solsvils, and Bouck-
Az Orskany Falls, Madison, nd back, six times a
vile, to Hamilton, 20 miles :. a. 4, '.,-,7f
Leave Utica daily, except Sunday, At !
Arrive at Hamilton by II p m; .f1 am;
Leave Hamilton daily, except Sunday, at "a
Arrive at Utica by 2 IN. 800
2 Proposals 10 extend to Norwich, supersedng No.
"a 1903, viii be considered
l2os From Utica, by kirkland and LarsvilIs Vernon
IL miles and hack, six times week. a eEq |
Leavc Utica daily, except Sunday, at "a pm;a I
Arrive at Vernon by 81 p m; sl41t = ,s,.ys1
Leave Vernon, daily, except Sunday, at Gam;
Arrive at Utica by am. e Y'agssgt ept,f
Proposals to extend to Oneida viii be considered.
XVI From Uuca,by New York Mills and VAUDEVILLE
lfi Tsto WesmoeIand, Ia miles and back, ak times
week. k6 r's,---t-7-T'
Leave Uica daily, except Sunday at ~ o m, ,f |
Arrive at Wesmorelsnd by 81 pm;
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Arrive at Erieville by pm;
Leave Ercville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
st8nmj .et n
Arrive 2, chii,snsngG By T. M M.n. ,n,,. and
Fayetteville to Manliuu, miles and back, twelve
y w tinres week.
Leave Manlius Station daily, escep, Sunday, att a
m and 81 m;
Arrive at Mnnlius by 10 m and Al p m,
Leave Manlius daily, except Sunday, attain and
Arrive at Manlius srtcn by a m and 8 p m.
1893 From Maniue, by Ws,crvae and Pompey Centre,
to Menlips, IA miles, twice a week. .y
s Leave Menlius Tuesday and Saturday at lam;
Arrive at Pompcy Centre by 81 m;
n Return to Manlius by l0l m.
N Bids for tri-wecky service will be considered
1924 From Manus, by Dram, to Delphi, 10 miles and
back three times a week
81 Leave Msnlius Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Leave Delphi Moaday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Manlius by 10 m.
Bids to run nix times week. also bids to extend to
s-,l, De Ruytcr, will be considered. q =
1875 From Apulia to Tuxton, miles and back, three
Leave Apula Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
Arrive at Truxton by 81 am;
ave Trnx,on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
\, 'puia by liam.
Arrive :, x tt by Dresservilla, to Scmpronius,
ooc - NJ. ibree times week. s
miles and back, I. "N ''''
Leave Moravia Tuesda,
Arrive at Sempro1ius by nm, 'N S"'e
Leave sempronious Tuesday, Thu,
day at SPIN; avis
Arrive at Morava by 5 p m.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-06-16

Fred w Karthans formerly prominent mer
chant of Baltimore died At Phenstein, on the river
Rhine, on the 18th ult
The federal assembly of Switzerland was to be
convoked on the 9th of June to raify the Neufcha.
tel treaty.
Colonel William r Smith. who died near War
rentop, Virginia, few days ago, WAS the father Of
- children.
The Great Eastern, the mammoth steamship,
will not be launched before August.
Rev Mr. Kaloch preached in Rockland, Me b, on
Saturday last, to . crowded congregation.
The Cincinnati papers record the death Of DR.
VIM Wood.
There are now 1000 blind persops in Great Bril-
tain and Ireland.
Two little girls were recently arrested and fined
In Patterson, N J, for stealing flowers from q
grave.
Near Lancaster, 8 O, last week. In . storm the
hail drifted In some places 10 the depth of four
feet.
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AMUSING INCIDENT.-An amusing incident oc-
Cured in the fourth act during the performance
of the Lady of Lyons in Boston on Tuesday even
ing last At the moment when Pauline rushed
into Claude Menott's arms 70 save herself from
the assault of Beauseant it happened that Cls udes
(Mr Beltons) wig few off his head. He imme-
diately hid his bare head behind the ample drape-
ry of Pauline's miss Avonia jones' skirts, and
er his lost iocks-the audience meanwhile con-
yuIsed with laughter. Claude had righted himself,
and the dialogue was about to proceed, when it
appeared that In the confusion his sleeve buttons
had been entangled in Pauline's luxuriant curls,
and another pause became necessary while this
knot was unravelled
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NEW ENGLAND MORALS ABROAD lie Nord "a
leading Belgian paper has an article on the Kali
loch case in Boston. The verdict 10 severely can.
vassed, and the conduct of Mr KS congregation,
In receiving and complimenting him, is looked
upon ~ an evidence of the inherent corruption
and hypocrisy of New England society The ar
tcle concludes amusingly:
How well II becomes them after this to stigma.
tze the institutions of the South, and especially
what they term their immortality! This comedy
is ihe result of English manners and habits so
deepiy rooted in the Northern States. These
habits of thought, when developed, show, as their
sole tendency and object hypocrisy, under the vel
OF which they attempt to hide all vice" The jour.
nal LIE Rord is ayowedly hostile to England and
her institutions and is known to be 10 the interest
of Russia,
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THE WINE CROP IN FRANCE The alarm p-o-
duced in the wine growing departments by the
cold weather experienced at the latter part OF
April is now found TO have had cause. Very
few vines have suffered and even those which
were effected by the frost have thrown out fresh
shoots. Il is expected that the present hot weather
viii remove all appearance of the disease Never.
thelsss, the price OF wine is not diminishing-the
only change perceptihe is that the holders of stocks
are more willing to dispose Of them. Large quan.
tities of foreign wine continue to arrive in the
south of France At Bordeaux old wines ara
more sought than new, There s change to be
remarked in spirits. Beet-root spirit is quoted at
l Sf the hec.olitre at Arms and 1T 1891 in Paris
Paris Correspondence London Times.