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New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

na- Light Is not more necessary to the
growth ana health plants the vegetable kingdom than the
free use Of woosas Cherry Rxpectorsnt all diseases Of
the lungs Tie distressing cough in consumption all its
varied fcs leaves debility complete prostraon of
s,repesh timely Of ihs wonderfully soo,h
ing medicine fhe cough II by magsc aaged,
md he debility 50 much be dreaded stepped in
il shorf me worst % rs stimulating
sire pg reaosn,ipg properties MS 2pissiiR
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
u Bea,sttfutng Change

NJ Il ReusEftfytng CEsAHge
Of the color grey red sandy Hair eee,ed with ELEC-
TRIO RApIDITY and without niurug the bres, by single
application of that marvel Of chemistry,
cRIsTADoso's EXCELSIOR DYE.
Unlike pupgent preparations which impa color by burn
ing, this preparation does not impair the
LIFE OF THE HAIR ~
The blacks and browns Ii produces dull and dead but
brgh, and glossy those of For sale by all druggists
and hair dressers fr-- .tg.#F
CRIsTApoRo & CO., No. 6 Ast,r House. MY.
For sale in New Orleans wholesale and retail, by
]. WRIGHT & CO., %
n2S 2pSteod 81 An Isl Chartres street:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

Mr When coughs, colds, influenza, con-
sumption and the diseases arising pulmonary
affections readily cured by woodmans Cherry Expeco-
rant easy believe that possesses upon the
only principle Of finding s the the disease
woodmans Cherry Espectorant has oslsamc soothing and
healing properties By other remedy in the world
and strongly recommended for all affections Of the lungs and
chest ms 2petkltw
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
Youths, Boys and Chiltaress's
N mz THING.

OtttRS', bOyS' ana CNae01'e7cS
ga Fl j.. G L o TIL 1 N G.
f. NGAIAED q, CO.,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal street, corner of Old Levee
The have Just received large and varied stock Of
CLOTHING for Yoaths, Boys and Children consisting of
Boys and Chdens sATINET SUITS attached-Lght Gray
and Steel Mixed.
Youths Boys and Chdren's sATINET PANTS and JACK-
ETs-Light Gray and Steel Mixed.
Youths aad Boys BLACK CLOTH FROCK COATS.
Youths' and Boys PALEToTs, SACs, RAGLANs, ToGAs,
-- etc etc.
Chidren's sACs, RAGLANs, TOGAS, etc. sf=-
Youths aud Boys TALNAS
Boys and Chidren's LAAARTINE TALNAS. ....
Youths and Boys CASHMERE, SATIN. SILK and VEL
VET VESTS.
Youths, Boys and Chdren's CASHMERE PANTS with side
stripes. gsa s,=#-
Children's VELVET FLY JACKETS, handsomely trimmed.
children's FANCY CLOTH FLY JACKETS, handsomely
trimmed. Er.-1 .rr-5 .-i. -raa E- --.... {.
The whole Of their Youhs Boys and Chldrens stock
CLOTHING got in the tasty and is Of
the best assorted offered in this city, and will sold
Low PRICES. Is, .sts I......
F. MALARD & CO.,
n23 2pMoWeFr<W of Canal and Old Levee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

< ORLEANs THEArER. This establishment was
fashionably and brilliantly crowded on Saturday
night, and the opera Of !" Les Amours du Diable \
was rendered with the usual telling effect The
patrons Of the Oreans seem to be better blest than
those Of the other theaters They always have some.
thing Of real merit before them, and always enjoy
themselves heartily.
Tonight will be given Neyerbeer's famous grand
opera Of Robert le Diable, with Mines Colson and
Paola, and NM. Julian, Junoa and Debrnay, in the
leading characters. The great feature Of the piece
will be the debut Of Mile lorna, IN Italian danseuse
Of high repute,i in the character Of Helena, the nun
The opera is powerfully cast and will be produced
with all the telling effect which has made It SO grea
luxury to the habitues Of the Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
INe Best american Pianos

EvER PROD ID N HIS CITY.
From the Mandatory Of
STEINWAY Il SONS N. 7.
These Pianos celebrated for quality of tone elegant finish
and Notwithstanding in tune at half higher than the
pitch.
In fact they considered by the most eminent Piarss
superior to any other made in this country
The undersigned visited last all the Piano Manufac
tories in Northern cities, and selected STEINWAY &
sons the best adRped to the Southern
climate has them for sale and are
invited to call and examine them FE
The best MELoDEoNs from the mandatory ofMASoN d
| HANELIN, Boston. .g
L. GABTCI,
nil 2pMotf Camp street, below Gravier.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
I DtssSetisfascttOss

DtssaftsfacftOss
Often exists In The minds Of who arc induced by
Advertisements to visit establishments protesting to ss
"BARGAIFsn This feeling is produced BY the fact that
they too frequently and but two Or three arce-aad
u liz most trashy kindsod II lew figures whils the stock
generally Ii at t3Fsa2s .s3H4 III ,a
.3s.ls VERY HIGH PRIcEsl
snch feeling has existed u. the minds Of thoss Who
during the past wosks, have visited establishment
sa. ..Ss As .-;.
.s5 .ss ALL AGREE
In saying ,hst orr stock Of 4. ST.. s,a54 .sss.
g CHne..n Dry Rs,<paAs
sa composed n DESIRABLE ARTICLES, and that or |
AVERAGE MUCH CHEAPER
than these Of ANY OTHER ESTABLISHMENT, The low
rates .. which We sell
d as FOR CASH DOWN,
prevents any lot Of goods remaining long in
tore; We will not therefore. pariculsrise any Of the
REATssIND UC EMENTS
which We are row Offering, but would respectfully solicit
visit from all feel interested in Dry Goods with the
assurance that we arc CONSTANTLY in the mart.. FOR
CASH and are daily receiving New Goods, which 10
sell at
LESS THAN IMPORTATION COST,
H. 5ie-5 s.x,u-s
. s,sd atN
DnS NJ o.N' Lewis " w.
:, ,17 apf -l Ri Is fsFstt5.i I1e Ca.aI street
The Eastern Clarion,
PAULDING, MISS,
s. r. ADANS................ EDITOR.
WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the large circulAtisu
Of any Country Newspaper thu South very respectfully
offered a. n advertising Nerchaats
r s.ns. - q ) 80 n y
rdersfor advertising CRESCENT OFFICE wiz
be punctuslly attended to.
narFRANK A. BARTLETT, agent for Nav Orlsans ri 4,
---7-- - :. ---,--, N, - 80.
9 'tif sNCCSs%SsSsCS tHsc A1VVWos
~, r.,sv.d ~ ,nvo,,.o If
po,rrr r,,rp ponrc rh... c,,.s. uo,.,,r sor;
vo.h,. .na w..Ls,
I. 3 T'''-'5T- --.s - = -Alss- +a. y
THE LARGE OFFICE TINE BooK-Prm.ed Head For
sale by
si.-s,.i.. D. FELT u STETSON,
paQ 2p6t ssyls8g 5.e+a35 .a7i 5 "a Camp street.
- :
BLU7tkeEtS 1! 81 e &tl@&esN
,MKrTct,
= 1sAAtS'j = = - = = - = : y -
.eF f-at+Fs BLANKETS!!! F,
IN
DEN DEN LEI y = hEl4IS' Lew !" Oo''
".'Nar. ar, or.,,nsN s e''' - '''''''
AL = = syn - ~ - - a S'e. y = = : . ,
| gar ,,,,r,,,,,,,,,,,, !, ,,,,r,., #
n,s ,nts Nt .f4 lis Canal street.
F.. d
M" n.m rpncrnIps ..,.,..,n -
| part Of g lft1 E. ag I'd
~ boxes oANDi,Esmsp oS1,e arn anu nar.
so rits ,s,hs ea.b.
| 100 boxes E. D. CHEESE.
80 PINEAPPLE CHEESE.
s"o . ronrTsu
n SCALED HERRING.
500 :. RAIsINs. ~
500 Assorted TOBACCO
| '''ooo W. na'o''eu .'n olunn1 r,noo,,,
soo ~. BUCKETS. .....
80 WELL
300 3oo pockets JAsA w copfEs. vp as,vrvr
| ooo -. .a.s rr.s
BRANDIEs, WINES BRANDY FRUITS AND COR
PRESERVES and all articles in the Fancy Grocery
LUSK & CO..
| N - -
IDS.u Goods.
Am rpcc mu.N .urr1oN pp1cEc
"a ' q ~ - Y v = v ~ - ~ -
| .--g---.-- a.s
| - ''
! No AZ GRAy1ER STREET.
VIII offer and after MONDAY, the 9th November, their
| 0.1, ~. 4Ut.4# ff- f~
| -szs Extensive stocR
| ,rnr,D,ox
|
| For Cash o approved short Paper
z,, ~. -. 49,. ,, s-,,..,.
~ '' 's1N " "NN'S' ' " " ' - " -eA -
| terest to call and examine before purchasing.
SILKS FINE DRESS GOODS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23


The Largest Assortment
INT WORLD
PRICES TO SUIT TIE TIMES,
+ .is rANcx aooDn
FRoH ALL QUARTERS OF THEaLoBEr
" b PIFFET,
Ia CANAL STREE, T9-r' buildings, Hev oflsans
House Established In 1885.
In addition the immense stock lately advertised has
seived BY the SHIP JoHANNIsBURG, DIRECT FROM
# FRANCE, supply Of s sis455{l54E 45ss,
suitable the season. styles different snyhng yet
offered comprising
VELVET, SATIN AND TAFFETA RIBBoNs-Tor Bonne.s,
scarfs and Head Dresses.
JET, LACE AND DvEIvETTRIMNINGs-ForD Dresses, Nan.
PURE GOLD AND PLATED JEWELRY-In Sets, suitable
for Balls and Operas. .4s
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, Or ali descriptions.
ENGLISH CUTLERY, of the best manufactures. @
PORCELAIN AND BISCUIT ORNAMENTS, VASES, STAT
| UETTEs AND FIGURES.
4 PAPER NACHE WORK BOXES, WORK TABLES, Dress
Ing Cases. Portfolios Backgammon and Chess Boards ETC.
IVORY CHEssNEN DICE, CHECKS BILLIARD BALLS
| Combs, and Fancy Carvings
CHILDREN's GAMES AND TOYS all sorts, and all prices
! HOBBY HORSES OF MI deScripu i=5l yr.fl5l.s7
CHILDREN'S CARRIAGES at prices from 81 TO $l0s-ths
most splendid and complete article Of the kind
| ufaetured. X .ag y s4,55 JE{s,ts
INDIA-RUBBER BALLOONS, for Children, and few apa
ratus for initiating the same.
Together with variety of goods both and OKNA
MENTAL which IT would be impossible TO enumsrats, ALI,
NEW and selected with long paciced taste Purchasers
would do we'll u call aAd examine for themselves @
HA City Bank Nstss taken AT PAR for goods or In pay
B. PIFFET,
| Ia Canal street,
| ,1s 9nts Touro Buildings.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
;BI5O,OOO StOck In Liquidation.
Is CAMP STREET. .ss CAMP STREET.
JOSEPH RAFEL,

Sr<>esrr,rT "a
" So - -, E1Asa tI II
Goldsmltn, sMversmAtn ana Ceweler,
81 s 5g.i.s.! - ana.
GENEKAL DhALhh IN e. fANoh mEfsehANp pisE'
Being about retire from business respectfully informs his
pubc in general rsngers incuded that he
determined to offer his Large Fashionabe Extensive and
we'll selected stock. at
PER CENT. BELOW THE COST OF
's88 = "a As sisa IMPORTATION. s3
ro the present gay 70 he i5n aay o pecemne ~nen ne
balance will be offered for public competition at auction
The stock consists Of set in the most ehase
elegant and iashionapie designs IN Rings FINS Kings
Bracelets, Bandesux, Necklaces, etc.
The stock Of GOLD and sALvEA w comprises ev-
cry and IN point q mum
hers and quality VIII assonsh the trade and public They can
be sold from w 70 $50. WI
isi sssi. II =, -, ~. ~ g.
s.. - ~ So = - ~ JryvrI nI Mouns
- ~. NJ se,,r MI &c s.yr ,,rse NJ - So u..:
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
second Ho,,d F,ss.,,sture Store.

The HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for all kinds SECOND
HAND FURNITURE; also sold exchanged and repaired by
-... P. NJ. TOURNE,l
jy22 2ptf No. 2 Barenne, near Cana street'
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
Mrs. Cady 3 Co.

VIII OWNy D OOs
FASHIONABLE MILLINERY, DRESS MAKING
A N ID II o 3 e RX.
9l.................. CANAL STREET. ......,.,.9
Between Camp and St. Charles
Beg leave inform their lady and the public gener
ally they have made large additions their stock of MIL
LINERY. DRESS TRIMMINGS, HOSIERY, etc., and
prepared to execute with dispatch the
able terms, all kinds of MILLINERY and DRESS MAKING
in the latest and most approved style.
Every description of TRIMMINGS large assortment Of
LADIES' CHILDREN'S and INFANTS CLOTHING con-
sany hand. srCountry orders promptly attended to.
Ladies will please call and inspect stock before purchasing
elsewhere.
EMBROIDERY STAMPS of beautiful designs, for
sale at this establishment.
MRS. CADY Il CO.,
ol 2p4nMowe&Er 81 Cana! street, New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

SIX II UNI DRIED CAPITAL PRIZES!
Prizes exhibition at the store adjoining H. Frankos Jew
ery No. l6O Poydra street. house
of Carondelet-next G. G. Wayland & Co.'s. ..'
nAn Prizes of One Hundred Dollars upwards will
cashed demand at a small discount
pPrizes under One Hundred Dollars exchanged for other
goods, II desired
RAl Prizes Of Watches and Clocks guaranteed
year to keep time.
B-For minute descriptions Of Prizes, etc. etc.. hand
bills. NO 2ptf
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
II Household Remedy.

II Household Remedy.
DR. vANDERyEER's FAMOUS MEDICATED GIN, OR
SCHIEDAM sCHNAPPs, ~
pure article SAFE harmless and reliable shoad be in hs
hands every family. chill after arrives
frequently walking in rain storm. Half wine
glass whole wine glass will prevent fever You have
appette-a wine glass dinner splendid tonic You feel
general debiys wine glass per day will reytaye sys
You troubled with gravel predisposed dropsy
glass night and morning will you from these
plants. -ls @ la=-|I b .pt- Hfs tH ~ tsa,ru wv
narLook out 'counerfeits. MARTIN MILLS, No. IA
Broadway New York, the proprieors Of the GREAT
REMEDY. .ErI@ f
For sale in New Orleans, wholesale and retail, by
-s.as. Il j. WRIGHT g. CO.,
ma 2peod3t<W q and ISL Chartres st.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
Part,,e,. Wanted.

Either active silent with cash capital of $4,000
s6e00 business of the highest respecabiy and princ
pay cash and long established paying profit of 40
cent Address MERCHANT" Box o. Post, Office, New
Orleans. 9H. n23 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23
.R,.sh ia s. n. .1oody's,

CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS,
And secure share Of the immense bargains offering
splendid stock Of 7Hd s7 s9@1s l.'N=."s 4 D.
SHI RTS gt
AND GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GoODs,
Just purchased in New York sacrifice
body; only think Of era iE
4 SHIRTS for So worth 50
uNDERSHIRTS for 81 50, worth 81
a DRAWERS for 50 80, worth 81 SOL
SOCKS for 81. worth So
6 LINEN HDKFS. for 81 90, worth s.
W. CLOTH GLOVES for &c., worth SOC
TRAVELLING sHAwI.S for IS, worth Sst
80 DRESSING ROBES for SS worth S.
SILK cRAyATs for 40c., worth sIt
UMBREI.I.AS for 75e,, worth 81 IS
And every description the Garments
gentemen's wear similar deduction in price.
nos 2pr REMEMBER s. N MoopY,s
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

ll6 Canal Street. ll6
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS &c CO.,
Would respectfully call the attention of STRANGERS now
visiting the city to their extensive stock of
PLANTATION,
HOUSEKEEPING.
and FANCY DRY GOODS,
Comprising ALL DESCRIPTIONS, in large and small
-'--'-'T ~ At Lower Prices .-
than they can be bought at any other house.
BENTHUYSEN, LEWIS & CO.,
n23 2ptf fs y aaH- 1l6 Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-11-23

Often exists in The minds of customers who induced by
advertisements TO visit establishments protesting to ss
BARGAIFs This feeling 10 produced by the fact that
they frequently find but two three artic,esaad these
of Tie most trashy kndsold It lew figures while the stock
generally h At ssa4 4S 800 III i'a, it sFsSss
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19

VALUABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTIES or
tSGCM 49, AND ToBTn L; 7, OF TIE EAST
'ENHElunte.sSnei o'tr tor snle-i. ''SWaHsGrT su'
Il ated on thlngotrngue Bag and The msn road run.
ming through thar pEr o: Virginia which borders tie
eastern boundary OF the state Of Mary land.
Tbs of nnd contains TIE ris. Of lIC0 scres, 81
which there 10 Iu iCO cleared, good qusly we'll
adapted wheat corn, oats, and rhe crops usually ".ei
in THU srcun OF the Country The rcsidue Is thcki
in pine wood, besides large Quantity o OAK hickory,
with wnlnu'. lrcrt, &c l. l. believed .h, ,herc could
be cut 1000 c"d OF pine wood and very considerable
quantity vi ship timber ana slaves, and then leave Al
abundant supply for The use OF the plantation Tnere.a
good site tor erist Hnj mil with abundant supply
Of water this farm.
2 We offer between 1860 snd 1000 acre. OF land
on Chingoteacue island well adapted tor grazing pur.
poses and benz capable vi feeding through the entire
year with little or no provend" other tnsn the na,urs
grass large nrins @! sIe'p, cattle hhu nor"s. IN"
chores in irsnt Of thi. land the very best II
rally c0ucrrd in all TIM. Atlantic sca board tor planting
oysters, those carried from them command in the
kefs OF the North the highest prices.
g. - the East Of GhnLotcasuc, On Assateague .sani,
wish 10 Sc about UbJ acres being large portion
OF the while VI tL= island On this tract besides the al
vantage Of pasture and OF plEirs grounds Tor Oysters,
There ure sjso some 900 corGs or more OF nine wood Il
is remarkably well ocetcd lar ,nnking salt ana very
profitable business nigh: be carried there in this line
In the hands OF ali cntcrpreing person, watering place
might easily be- established her. the island Is Remark
bic tor the saubry o the urd conveniently located
Tor surf and bathing.
There lands nil beautifully situated on tic wster in
full view Of the Atlantic Ocean and very convenient! 10
the cities OF New York. Philadelphia 1nd Baltimore,
l. The remaining tract ID Yardcy. in the county OF
Northampton, lying the CHI sapeake Bay, with i~"
beautiful streams running either ride 81 IL IN east
crly direction, hod with the inest sh, oys.eGs, shi
nbuund!n. IA wild fowl
II contains three hundred and eighteen acres al land
md Is distant from Eastie Tue county town, abvdl tnitr
miles About two thirds o the tract cleared ana the
residue heavily nberef with the hes, ohh nnd hrsrn-.
The natural beauty ~ The merry IN full view VI isrL,y.
and It's location IN the midst ut Intelligent and highly
retired popuiaton combined with he facilities living
which the water furnishes. makes hi. truly desirable
far la.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHSGroS, June l5.-Judge Crawford charged
the grand jury 10 day to their duty to make full in
qury into the true condition of the election riots
They should ascertain the facts and present them in
an embodied form. Nothing short OF this ought to
satisfy the community. 1.-THE laws" no says "Inust
be maintained and enforced and the rights Of citizens
under these laws aud fair and full exercise of them
without interference or hindrance from any quarter
must be protected by whatever legal authorized
means are necessary for these purposes"
WIN. G. Barney, of New York, has proposed to the
Postmaster General the transportation of the malls
once a month each way between New Orleans, Hava
ma, Fayal, Ssntauds- in Spain, and Bordeaux in
France, in steamship Of the fret claso aud has re.
ceived the promise Of a temporary Arrangement for
the service, beginning in July, the compensation to
BIZ regulated by existing lave.
Gen. Walker left this afternoon for Philadelphia
and New York.
Hon. Philip Frank Thomas. to whom the governor
ship Of Utah has been offered, has arrived.
The nidshipmen who have just passed the exami-
nation at the naval academy aud been warranted az
"past midshipmen" are as follows: +. B. Blake, J.
w. Alexander, II. D. Todd, c. J. Graves, j. N.
Pri,che,t, Z. Terry b. Wilson, T. NJ Mills NJ. Bunoe,
j. w. Kelly H. Is. Seey, +. V. MoNair, A. r. Yates,
H. w. Miller aud e. Merchant.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
ORANGE LAND FOR SALE.

OFFER tor sale Tract OF Land called MINERAL
Il HILL the Village vi Rarb0ursvle, and within
miles of Gordonsye Depot containing about 400 acres
The tract we'll wacr and wooded and 10 well adapted
- the c.Uw; Of wh"sr and tobacco 'o to the vn
grasses and the grazing system might be hdvanta
ceous!y blenjid with farming The improvements con.
Ssts Of plain but comfortable Dwelling House and all
other Buildings suitable the place. The Farm abounds
in Ficc Springs several o which po's"ss medicinal quail
years have made this place Upwards OF 900 bushels
wheat each year beside. corn and tobacco The loca'
ton is desirable owing to lis proximity TO Gordonsyile at
the junction of the Central and Orange and Alexan.
dria Railroad also to good Macadamized road leading
thi,her by means Of which improvement an easy and
speedy Communication lie furnished with Richmond, Nor
few hours This county lie attracting many persons from
the cities and from the low snds who serkng pera
summer residences IN IL Those desring good
call on The subscriber living the place. who will take
pleasure in showing it. hy address ia Barboursrille,
Orange county, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19
DEATH OFF aENERAL WALBACH.

DEATH OF w aLOhIH.
Gen. John DeBsr.h Wabacb, the oldest officer in
tho United States army died his residence in Bal
tmore on Wednesday night, i'll the 93d year OF his
age.
General Wabach was born at Alsace. on the
Rhine in October l7Gi. and entered the military ser
vice at an early age In December, 1882. he en-
sign in the Royal Aaace regiment French service, J
which! belonged 10 Prince Macmillan, its Colonel
who afterwards the King of Bavaria. In Janu-
AIRY, l7S6, he was second lieutenant in the Lauzun
Hussars, French sarvicej and in May, l7S9, was
promoted TO tho post Of first lieutenant. Returning
then to his native country, he catered the German
service in October. 1893, n Captain IN the Rohan
Hussars and IN Nov. l795 received commission
America, landing at Philadelphia. where 10 April,
1893 he became the volunteer aid-de-csmp Of Brga.
der General Mcpherson, subsequently IN the United
States service His father, having large estate
in this country. located at Philadelphia and in Vir-
ginia, Young Walhaoh determined upon studying
law, and for that purpose went into The office OF Alex.
ander Hamilton, at New York. But, having fond.
for the life Of soldier. he applied for and ob.
tanned, on the 10th Of January, 1899, commission as
lieutenant OF cavalry in the army the United States.
This commission, hs has frequently told his friends,
he received from General Washington, who, al
though he had retired from the Presidency, had been
appointed Commander.in-Chiefo Of the army III expec
tRton of with France
Gen. Wabachs fret active service in the army of
the United States an aid to Gen. Wilkinson On
the frontier and throughout HE whole he bore
high reputation as gallant ohcer ana strict dlsci-
plinarian. In the Of lSl2-'l he bore cUnspcu
oua part and was twice brevsted for gallant conduct
In lSu7 he married lady of Philadelphia from which
marriage there son and three daughters v
ing. In hs earlier fs hr commanded at Ports
month, New Hampshire; al Frankfort Arsenal, at
Old Point Comfort, und a, Annapolis. in the late
war with Mexico desired to take part, but his age
prevented the contamination of his wishes.
lie resided in Baltimore number of years. and
was generally esteemed and respected. Whiie in
,b, in 81 f,l hn
on familiar terms of friendship with all the junior
officers of his command but he required close obser
vance of all the military rules. lie was of cx
traordinary constitution and until within year past
possessed degree of activity rarely fouad in men Of
less years while his health almost uninterrupted
About O'Clock on Sunday evening last he was at.
tackled With hernia of the abdomen and sunk rapidly
until liz died. National Hte!'igencer.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-19

PAI ICE RlAI ~ A.tcal, NanK

NEw YoKK. June IL "A serious riot occurred in
The Park yesterday between the police forces 10 con.
--qnrnos at an attempt being made by body of the
Metropolitan police t" arrest M.y.. Wood aud She.
rff We,str IN warrant for an assault, Mr. Como
Of IN. Metropolitan police. while ascending the
sr-ps of ,he hall, was b-aten back with clubs by the
Mayors p"iicc, and many o. the metropolitan Do.
.ice 20 badly hurt Cs,:. D.aos s reported TO be
,n"rta.ly wounded. The Park flied with an az
cited crowd The Mayor WOODY and Sheriff We'll
i-rt, subs- onentlv surrendered themselves and gave
security for their appearance aud trial The twelfth
-"g'm.nt Of volunteers under arms. Several Of
the metropolitan police badly injured as to
rendsr their recovery doubtful.
Th. morning the city is quiet. The Mayor has
Succonbed to The Law. submi'ring to arrest on u Sc
cord warrant without resistance Turner Old, Street
Con Missioner and VIZ. Barn.r; Captain Of the Me-
tropo'i' An polio, were both held to BAIL The City
Hall is guarded on all sites by the Mayors police
None are ha'ne admitted but those hog:1x business
FURTHER outrages are not apprehended. Troops are
at ;htr armo.ies ty 10 m ,rch AT moments warn.
ing If hosttes ara rn.w.d