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III We were yesterday shown q Geographic dis
patch from MI @. Vanderbilt Of New York dated on
Friday lasts stating that the next day steamer
would sail direct for Berwcks Bay 70 take her place
in the line from that place to Galveston. We learn
that two steamers have been built expressly for the
trade and that the arrival Of the first, which may
Be expected next week, she win at once commence
her trips. n q. II M 4.sl sts. .sa
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To Country .Werchants.

To Country .Werchants.
H. D. MCGINNI
Bookseller and Stationer,
Would respectfully invite attention of Country Merchants
to his large stock of SCHOOL BOOKS, BLANK BOOKS
WRITING PAPERS. PENS, INK, and all kinds of STA
TIONERY suitable for the Country Trade which he is now
selling at very low
H. D. McGINNIS,
milo 2pSt S6 Camp street.
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Crisp's Gaief,y.

GO AND SEE TIE KELLER TROUPE TONIGHT
MD 2p3t
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= R5- Americans All citizens favorable to
the of the American Party residing Second Rep
resenatye District between Julia and ITALIA Streets
ciay requested to attend meeting No. New Basin,
on SATURDAY EVENING, the 2lst March instant. at 7
o'clock. --a ..- .-.ss.ssga. afsf- .rE NIL 2p5t
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Dr. Billings
CARMINATIVE AND ASTRINGENT SYRUP ;
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
For Cholera Intantum or Summer Complaint of Chill
drcn Cholera Morbus Diarrhea, or any Irregu-
larties of the Bowels.
The long and successful experience the this remedy
by heinNcnto in the treatment of all the diseases for which it
recommended together with the highly respectable testimony
which numbers bear its efficacy in the Of the Bowel
Affections of Children, Diaea Cholera Morbus and Dyson
terry in grown persons entte 10 the confidence of the
munty. Sold by
0. 0. WOODMAN,
milo 2p2t Common and Magazine streets
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THE EAuf{yg Times :


A Daily and Weekly Journal, devoted to the Com
mefea Political and Literary Advancement
..e a. of the South,
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Southern, Furniture Ev-ureroon,

Southern Furniture EV'arer003,ss
ARIES A. STEWART, We.
At Nos III and l73 Canal street, Ne,o Orleans.
Has just received the auufsctory beautiful stock of
splendid MAHOGANY ARM0IRS and BEDSTEADs in I'D
diton to his hitherto large stock of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
comprising EVERYTHING in his line business Parties
wishing anything in his line will find their advantage 10
give him call before purchasing elsewhere. 4
49,. CHARLES A. STEWART
milo 2p6t&1tW III and li3 Canal street
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e. CAREER Conepuny's
PATENT IMPROVED COTTON GINS,

The undersigned sole manufacturers under F. CARVER's
patents of 1885, 1915 and 1913 have permanently established
Office and Warehouse AT No. 10 GRAYIER STREET
prepared furnish Planters Merchants any
of the celebrated GIN
They deem unnecessary detail its advantages 9th
nubess endorsements by practical authorities
using it. sufficient confirm its high reputation and 10
make its adoption still more general
ms 2prf h. CARVER CUmPAN1.
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~ SUssAeSA u sMCS SsSstfStSsE 4
SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
For sale by E y
THOM4 T.. WHITE
BOOKSELLER, s de- No.
80 No. los Canal ST., New Orleans.
ALARGE and SELECTED ASSORTMENT of the MOST
APPROVED SCHOOL BOOKS aud STATIONERY on liberal
TERMS - ~ A-.I- r *' so 49,
Merchants and others visiting New Orleans to make Book
purchases can find LAW, MEDICAL and MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, at fae3 q ts&. Ei r. 0a-$a- A.
milo 2p3t No. los CANAL STREET.
j. G.. .N0tg0a's
BOOK ESTABLIS HMENT,
s.H Exchange Place,
~. .##.' 81 " Adjoining Post Office.
Visitors this city and citizens respectfully invited call
the establishment and examine the extensive
STANDARD and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS, regularly kept
hand which additions constantly made by the arrival
of every steamer embracing .
HISTORY, e. p.r
BIOGRAPHY, ... .
TRAVELS,
SCIENTIFIC WORKS,
NOVELS,
milo 2p2SW s.. JUVENILE BOOKS etc. etc.
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.rh. .veac Books:
For sale by .
TIL 0 NJ A s l.. WHITE,
BOOKSELLER,
No. los Canal street.
HORACE 3. WALLACE'S ART AND SCENERY IN Ell.
ROPE
BUFFERS DoGTRINAL AND PRACTICAL SERMONS.
IsHMA AND THE CHURCH. ByL. Cheeseman, d. D.
THE SISTERS OF SOLEUSE. milo 2p3t
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H. r. BWCEtey
", ny. GODfe.s.

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Practices in Ponte Coupee West Baton Rouge Fe
ciana. Residence, Pointe Coupee r o., La do 2psm
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Wines and Liquors,
IL ....,........ ROYAL. STREET, .............I II
supply OF CREME DE BOuZY CHAMPAGNE, in quarts
and pnrs constantly hand which equal that
comes this market.
Also.
OTHER BRANDS OF INFERIOR QUALITY.
SPARKLING and STILL HOOK, MADEIRA and SHERRY
ER DIES:
sAZERAC Of Vintage of 1895 1898 1906 and other
brands.
w III i = X ":
Of all deseriptlons-Scotch Irish Rye and Bourbon
ALE and Pc RTER, in pints and quarts
On hand usual assortment of the best WINES
QUORS the Market which will be sold on as reasonable
terms any other hsuse in the city.
SEWELL T. TAYLOR,
d7 2ply No. II Royal street
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The Org is SsiN They Come"

i n D IT T. Il II II " U U " Il F 4 ; 7
Fresh Arrivals of New Goods,
FRENCHS CHEAP T4RIETF AND DRY GOODS EN-
PORIUM
1870 Poyras street between St. Charles and Carondele
Auctions only on SATURDAYS and MONDAYS. Recollect
the days Goods Private Sale the balance Of the time. Not
open Sundays. milo 2p6t
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OPEN The fashionable clothing emporium Of
Mesis MOTIFS Maui Co.. at the corner of Camp Common
streets Is OPEN to who wish to eucase
themselves IN some Ct the finest and spring and
samsr eohing that has yet reached this market Everything
y q NE latest and handsones STYLE and ali the novelties Of
me season are Included The fancy suits are some
s,peea'y sfaetse and the furnishing department.
full OF tbs most elegant articles in that line Gentlemen ,yhe
wish to be considered fashionable 10 appear in all the ee
gance and dignity which fashion impars have only to ys
Asssfs Norris haull Co. We cali attention TO theif ii
his mornings Crescent. - ' -
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GAIETY TaEATER The spectacle Of 'sOberon'
WILDE repeated tonight
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ST. CHARLEs THEATER.--- Debut Of Mr.. Booth
MI. Edwin Booth made very good impression last
night in his PRESERVATION Of Richard. A serious
hoarseness under which he labored marred his acting
not little lin other respects he showed himself a
worthy chip of the old block the late Jnnius Bru-
tus Booth. In some scenes it struck us that he lacked
The vitality, the electric force of his father in that
famous character whilst in others he was fully up to
the mark. Mrs, Gladstanes queen, Mrs. DeBars
\ Dachess Of Fork Mrs. Nage's Lady a,,ne, were
excellent All the other characters were horribly per
formed, Richmond included. Mr.. Booth was compli-
mented at the close by call before the curtain.
Tonight he appears as Hamlet We hope he will
receive better support than he did last night.
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RAILROAD ALLIANCE. The Eutaw (Ala.) Wing Of
the 9th inst announces, on definite authority that
Mr.. Smedes president of the Southern Railroad Com
pany, has been to Tuscaloosa on an official visit TO
President Garland and Engineer Sanford, and that
they have entered into agreement, connecting the
n. 2. d 5. ". Ala. Railroad and the Southern Rail.
road at the point of intersection of the former with
the Mobile and Ohio Rairoad,n
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The ARHIrHEATERS- :" Blackeyed Susan was
repeated last night by the Marsh Children with their
usual telling effect before the usual crowded audience
We dropped in during the last act, and found Miss
Louises Itildm forcing lachrymal tribnte from not
few eyes unused to themeltng mood, When the
optics Of an audience become misty, it may be set
oFn as certain that the acting Of the genuine kind
Master Georges Jsm Bags was received with the
usual uproar Of merriment and applause Tonight
la' Susan will again be given with 'Too-
dies Those who have not as yet seen Miss Louise
as William, or Master George as 1oodies will miss
very great treat il they stay away. Andi they wish
good seats, they must be at tie box-olice early.
oRLnASs THEATER Donizetti's opera, =. La File
du Regiment will be given at the Orleans tonight
Tomorrow night the syren La Grange will again
appear. ass
o. Thursday night y. Moulin takes a benefit, ap
pearing In T Les Huguenots' Il s5 d
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pELTA osries, March &c, 1857,
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Gsr 9aiIp Spp,
THURSDAY, july 1s. 1857.
The Hunlzer ConIi,iou.


The bunker Democratic State Central Com.
mittee, at their meeting in Boston on Tuesday,
voted 70 call State Convention for the nomina-
ton Of candidates, &C., on Wednesday, the 10th
of September next, on the same day on which the
Gardner American State Council, as seen by their
advertisement in the Boston Bee have called
theirs. Under which king, Benzonan," Gard
neF or Beaehi Il the former is the nominee of
both conventions, then the other nominees will
BE- taken literally from the Democratic side, and
vice versa. What a nice chance for dicker"
between the parties which have protested to be at
direct antipodes ever since their political exist
ence
The call for the Gardner Convention is signed
BY Moses G. Cobb, President, and George T.
stearns, Secretary, and the members of the Ex-
ecutive Committee of the State Council, and is
wOrded as follows, to adapt it as a bait for DEM
ocratic fishes to bite at
!. The American party Of Massachusetts,, and
GU Others who agree in the principles of the
Springfield platform-who are opposed to making
the tenure Of Judicial Office to depend upon par.
tizan ma1orities in the annual Legislature-who
deprecafe the unconstitutional expenditure of
money, either for the citizens of other commune
ties, OF for uncertain experiments within our own
oorders-whO are unwilling to favor the destruc-
ton OF the militia system Of Massachusetts-and
all who deem aparamount issue in the ensuing
election to be retrenctnegt and reform in the ex-
penditures Of the Commonwealth, are requested
to meet in their respective cities and towns, for
the choice Of delegates 10 a Convention for the
nomination Of State officers, and the transaction
of such other business as may properly come be-
fore It, to be holden at fremont Temple, in Bos-
ton, on Wednesday, the 10Th day Of September
ensuing, at II o'clock nom. Each city and town
viii send three delegates for each Representa-
tive
Here we see liberal invitation to all good
Democrats" and other hunkers outside of the
Gardner party, who favor his Excellency's refls-
al to remove Judge Loring his veto of the Kan
zas Resolves, and his speech at the military fes-
tival &C., to come up and help in the nomination
and election of Henry J. Gardner, for a fourth
official term. Those heretofore hostile to the
schemes Of his Excellency, who cannot ''conquer
their prejudices" in SO urgent cause as this
are no patriots, in his estimation.
In the meantime, it will become the duty of all
Republicans, and all such Americans, or others,
as consider opposition 10 slavery and slavery ex-
tension the great political issue, to join hands.
without regard to past political differ ences, and
rally 10 unison for Nathaniel P Banks, and bury
Henry J. Gardner so deep that the hand of
resurrection can never reach him."
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Commeneenent nt harvard.

BosToN, July 15.-The annual Commencement
at Harvard College today attracted large at
tendance, and the customary exercises were quite
equal to those Of former exhibitions. The Ma
tional LanceTs performed escort duty. Among
the distinguished gentlemen present was Lord
Napier, British Minister. The following honor.
airy degrees were conferred -
Doctor of Latos.-Jacob Bigelow, NJ d. Hon.
Franklin Dexter Of Beverly; Thomas Ustiols
Walter, ESQ., Washing ton, d. c.. John Fries
Frazer, Professor of Natural Philosophy in the
University of Pennsylvania
Doctor Of Divintty.-Rev. Ralph Sanger,
Doveri Rev. William Seymour Tyler Professor Of
Greek Literature in Amherst College Rev Roll
lin Heber Neale, d. d., Boston Rev. Oliver
Stearns President OF the theological School at
Meadville, Penn; Rev. George Edward Ellis,
Charlestown.
Master of Ayts. : Horatio Adams, M. D.,
Waltham Joseph Gibbons Harlan, Professor Of
Mathematics in Hartford College, Penn. Rev.
Martin Wyman Willis, Nashua N. H.: Luigi
Month Instructor in Harvard College; Phillip
Sidney Coolidge, Boston.
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Belize, in order, if possible, to land them at New
Orleans. The well men from the Northern States
will be sent home in the barque Release.
Lieut. Col Bolton has been promoted to a
colonel, vice Walbuck, deceased; and Major
Charles S. Merchant to a lieutenant colonel, vice
Bolton; Major Morris is to be lieutenant colonel,
vice cambridge, deceased and Capt Macrea a
major, in place Of Morris Calvin G. Holenbush
of Pennsylvania, and Robert Bartholomew DINA
ryland, have been appointed assistant surgeons
for the navy.
The cadets just graduated with the brevet of
second leutenants have been assigned their rank
in the army, and ordered to join their respective
companies, without delay
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

NEW YORK, July l5.-Four closes firmer /:
sales $500 bbls common to strait State Sc IS So;
Upper Lake Is $40; to good Ohio extra
40 Z 49, extra Genesee Z 90 a 9 so. Southern is
scarce and the low grades 25 hgher sales 1000 bar
7 so a Is Canadian frmer; sales SEQ bbs; superane
So Is a 6 IS; extra so co. Wheat a 4c lower,
and unsettled; sales $4,000 bush; Canadian club 81 Is
for poor; Tennessee red new 95 90; Southern white
new, % POI; Southern red, new, IS 90; Upper
Lake MiwaukiecluS, 81 So Oats heavy; sales 5000
bushi State IS a e2c; Western IS csc. Corn opened
heavy but closes firm; sales SO 600 busb rixed 81 SSc;
white nominal; yellow do; round yellow do. Whisky
steadyi sales 600 bbls; Ohio S24c; Prison do.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

ATTEMPTED ESCAPE OF A MURDERER -Chas.
e. Jones, the murderer of Isaac Jackson, who
has, since his arrest, been confined in the jail at
Springfield, made desperate attempt to escape
from confinement Tuesday afternoon, which
well nigh proved successful 1t seems that the
jailor left the key of the outside door in the lock-
outside; that Jones, having picked the lock of
his own cell, was enabled to thrust his hand
through the grating of the outside door, and
turn the key from the inside. Having thus got
into the street, Jones started on a run, but was
just at that instant discovered by several of the
prisoners, who gave the alarm. The jailor and
several others Immediately started in pursuit, and
Jones attempted to escape by jumping over
fence and running across adjacent lot, but it
so happened that the owner of the lot had a large
dog, who, joining in the pursuit, was long in
compelling the murderer to take to tree for
aafety, where he was easily captured.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

AT Someryile, Green County, KY, a
difficulty occurred between Robert ]. Peace
and William N. Skaggs, when r. g. Beau
champ, brother-in.law of Skaggs, interposed J,
and begged the parties to desist Hereupon
Peace ordered Beauchamp TO get out of the
way, or he would kill him. Beadchamp drew
. revolyer, fired, missed, and retreated-was
followed up by Peace, who placed his rifle
against bis antagonist. fred, and literally tore
his heart out. The fatal encounter was wit
messed by the wife and children Of the de-
ceased. 49,. a
Didn't you guarantee, Sir, that the
horse wouldn't shy before the fire Of on enc.
myF' Z" No more he won't; 'tisn't till after
the ere that he SHES"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IN KENTUcKY.-A
Republican Convention was held at Newport,
Ky, on Wednesday Of last week. The meeting
was presided over by c. G. Payne Of Covington,
A. J Payne was nominated for the State Senate,
and B. Z. Sanford for Congress. A series Of
resolutions were unanimously adopted, express
ing regret at the existence of slavery in Ken
lucky, approving the principles of g the great
I American Republican party, namely non.inter-
ference on the part Of Congress Or the Free states
In regard TO slavery in the sovereign States where
il now exists, and non.extension Of slavery over
territory now free; declaring sovereignty to be
inherentin the people and not in property and
including also the following -
. Res0lDed, That it is the paramount interest
Of Kentucky, II she would keep pace with The
growth and onward career Of her sister states az
the West, to foster and encourage free white Ia.
bor, and that all her white citizens should be free
men, free to think, nee 70 speak and free to
vote"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

BALLOON AsCENsIoN.-We understand that
Messrs. Allen & King, who made such successful
balloon ascensions in Providence, on the fourth,
contemplate making ascension in this city,
soon. At their last ascents they rose to the
height of one and half to two miles, respective
ly and landed safely about twelve miles distant
from their starting points. Not having had any
fourth of July celebration this year, we are justly
entitled to an exhibition of this kind the present
season
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

FIREMEN's MUSTER We learn that it is pro.
on Thursday and Friday, the Sd and 4th of Sep
TENDER next. We understand that arrangements
are being made which promise " good time
timing" with the adherents of the " fire king"
Our fellow citizen, P. Dexter tiffany, Esq, with
his accustomed iberality and public spirit, has
generously volunteered to assume and pay for one
of the prizes offered by our fremen for the best
playing. This offer has been accepted, and the
name Of the :. Tiffany prize has been given to it.
We anticipate glorious time with our noble fire.
men on the occasion of the muster
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

DAeUERREoTIPEs. - The subscriber would invite all
Who wish for Pictares in any variety of style to and
examine his pictures, at No. l6 Harrington Corner.
N. B. In addition to what may be found at other
ooms in the city, may be had the improved Ambrotpe
Photographs, coored in oil coors and the Millanotypes
which other Artists in the city have or can have as
they have not the patent right q D. MAXHAM
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

THE THUNDER SHOWER in Rutland, on Mon
day last, was very severe, the thunder and light
ming exceeding, in intensity and amount, any
shower in that place for many years. 1t struck
the Congregational meeting house. in the centre
of the town, but did no essential injury to it. 1t
also struck trees, &c., in several places within the
limits of the town.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

SINGULAR DEATH OF A FRMALE.-A cor
respondent OF the Vermont journal states that
Mr.. ], G. Batchelder, Of Waterbury, was Wis.,
iting his sheep an a remote pasture, little
before shutdown on the Sd inst, he found n
Miss Lydia Woodward, maiden woman sew.
enty-seyen years old, terribly bruised and but
just alive. Her skull was broken, and also
SINE Of her ribs, and her breast was beaten
in. Assistance was procured, and she was
taken to her home, but died before morning,
remaining unconscious to the end. She had
been out picking strawberries, and had evi
IDENTIFY been attacked and thus horribly beaten
by cosset ram which Mr.. o. had bought but
a short time before, and of whose vicious
character he was ignorant. Blood was found
on his head, aud it subsequently appeared
that he had attacked other persons crossing
the pasture. IL is needless to say he was i'm,
medately sent to the butcher. Miss w. was
native Of Bridgewater, and a sister Of the
late Mr.. James Woodward, of W.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

AccIDENT.-Patrick Mccormick was killed at
Lowell, on Monday afternoon, at the depot of the
Boston and Lowell Railroad in that city. While
conversing with friend, the cars suddenly start
ed, and he fell from the platform, directly under
the wheels, which, passing over him, nearly sew
cred his body in two.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

LhoisLATivE-In the House, yesterday, an
Oioet was introduced providing for forming Sen.
etes'el districts 80 As not to. ogerstep comfy
hnes' y assigning y each county as many Sem.
at9'' AL would b entitled to by an equal diyis.
iop' aiHFegaiding the remsinders, and then dlyid.
ing the balance Of the Senators among those
counties IN which there would be the laree.t nm.
represented fraction. The order was laid on n,
table. Tbs plan is favorite one with man.
membefs, but there is no very eogent reason WI |,
eonnty lines should be rigidly adhered to IN al.
vidinG The State into Senatorial districts.
A joint committee has been appointed to repor,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

POLICE CoURT.-The case of George J. Stick
ney, for adultery with one Sarah NJ Platte, his
wifes sister, continued from last Thursday, was
commenced in the morning, yesterday, and con-
suTied nearly the whole day in the examination
of witnesses. j. W. Wetherell, Esq. for the gov
ernment and George F. Very, ESQ, for the de-
fence, Defendant was ordered to recognize in
the sum of $4,000 for appearance at the next term
of the Criminal Court, and for want Of bail was
committed
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.-There was a violent
thunder storm in the Western part of the State,
on Monday afternoon. Rain fell in large quanti-
ties, and in some localities there was hail At
Ware, two boys, who we're standing near Ste
venss dry house, which was struck by light
ming, received portion of the charge of electric
ity, and were stunned, but subsequently reeoy-
ered
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

PAINFUL RUMoR. Rumors prevail in North
Carolina that Professor MITCHELL the State
Geologist. has been lost in the mountains and
has persisted. He went into the mountains
to make some scientific examinations, about
three weeks since, intending to be gone but
found by many persons who have searched
for him several days.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-07-16

Gross ouTRAeE.-on Tuesday morning, two
Irish hostlers were arrested at Lowell charged
with assault and attempt, &C., upon two school
girls, aged about twelve years. They were taken
before the Police Court, and sentenced. by Judge
Crosby, to nine months Imprisonment in the
House of Correction