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''e"lsiLp Nlses Morgan, Il Place from TnlanUa Calves
o'eahshp Black Warrior, Smith from Nav YorL win H,
y . T rana 10 lanes tonnoly Eco-lst district
transport steamship Suwanee Kittridcp from Tamna
p t ;hs ISL inst 70 Y QlartermrsterIth district
br snip inward Chiyers from Liverpool Ilth Nov master
Span bark PaCguta Givca day, from, tT,oo IN t,li.,
. lnastcr-Point. ' - ''7'' ~
Ship Folnnt Bray Is days from New York IN G. w tTy,,
~ Cod dist 81. $3.50 ~ - " ~ '''' IT
Ship Titan Sears days from Marsetltes m tt 10
81 ig JtnOSSee. Stephen Is DAYS frnT, C, -, tIn,
\ Bruwn-POiut. '' ~ "l'''
Spun brig Triad, WUoiester fron, Torravs;o ., t,,li
l'hiips-Pont. '' ~ ''O"'t'1A
Mex sc!r. Arogane Caealu DAYS fror, Ss q. W 7,,
RE &co-Pont. - 1900 ' ~ y " '''-"''
Schr Drift BrayoS SANTIAGO
leSDare-PoHt. ~ '''" ~
SChr Addison Child Ro.t,r ,..
Point. 1874 '' - " III H1"E
q, to Pooie &co-Point ~ '7"' -
Schr LIZZIE Aeyck Hansen days Pensacola to master
&c0-Basin '' - " A'''''
Metcaf Sco-BasI1. '' ~ - -
ctlr Tilty Fearn two days from Mobile naserRa7n
ch baeares fRurier, days from Mobile nt>ter-lian
chF sea llorse Ward days from Mobile master-lian
oehE Mary Madena, Marquee, days from Mobile master
ocilr Baside Whitaker, days Mobile to master-Bnn
Scnr star, Parker, from liiloXi--Basr.
Schr Joinyitle. CfnsineS from Bayou Lacombe-Basin
SVhr Gen WoFi, Christopher, from Taclipaho-Basin
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Frank Keeling CRAM. from BOeuff River
Milton Ref. Hall. from Iouf4vie
SHlttnH, Baird from Memphis.
VIM S Nelson, Bruuer. from Little Rock,
Moses tIreenvu ,d Thomas. from Red River
Alton Jr, Wiham, from Ynz0o River
Storm. Moody, from Shreveport.
Linda Parker, from Red River.
Niagara, Spots frGm Evansville
Jas Stockton, Hawthorn, from PascagoIla-Tasjn
Pelican Ashton from Yaxoo River
-Opelousas. Hnckley, from Washington.
Cora, Smith, from st Martinsuille.
Montgomery, Harris from Wetumvka Ala
Jefferson Railroad
Florida, Grant. from Mobile.
Ingomnr, MCDonOugl, from Memphis,
T0wboa Ocean Chapman the Passes-toped down and
TO sea 18th u1 ships Tnniscot and Scotland-boughl up
ships Titan and yolont 7 1F
TOwbOht W Downs, Radwck from the Passe-went down
light-brousht up brgs Jehossee Trieste schooner,
Joseph Lawrence and Addison Child,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

The weekly statement Of the Banks of this morning shows
the largest movements for the being every
item commensurate with the great business which has been
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

STATE OF LOUISIANA
Parish Of Orleans, City of New Orleans !
Be 1t remembered that the 18th March S56, before
subscriber Justice Of the Peace in and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles Briggs President and H. P Jan
vier Secretary of the Louisiana Mutual Company
New Orleans, who being duly swor according law do de-
and that the above true,
ortect transcript from the books of the said Company
CHARLES BRIGGS, President
H. P. JANVIER Secretary.
Sworn to and subscribed before this h day Of Narcha
1856. G. NJ BRADFORD
Second Justice of the Peace for Parish Orleans
The Board of Trustees have resolved pay per
teret the scrip certificates 1850 payable
second Monday of May and have declared scrip dvi
dend OF Twenty five the premiums of
the for which certificates will be
the first day OF June and they have the balance
of the net profits Of the ending 18th March, 1856
pending but unVdjusted claims aggins; the Company
The Company continue against the perIs
and rivers and loss and damage by fire. the
premium.
Office in iron building Camp hatcher Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
A. CARRiERE, Vice President,
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HARDWARE.

min wIrrpuAN CHAs, n. MATERNAL
e-.en.raaA j. WATERMAN u BKOFHEj
Rh HARDWARE MERCHANTS, cGrner of VI
2R8 mon and Magazine streets, have on nan!
~ are daily receiving by foreign md domestic
rivals general assortment of articles comprising in part
follows: .., ,,,,,, ,,r,
Iron Steel Nails, Rope,
Axes, Chains Scythes,
Carpenters Tools complete,
CooperS' Tools,
Anvls Vices, Bellows,
Stock and Dies, Screwplatesr
Garden Engines Pumps,
Ploughs, Hay Cutters Corn shilaers,
Agricultural Implements.
MILL Cross cut and PIT Saws,
Ok Y0kes, Bows Stngtessal
Turning Inihes
Hoes Hames, Shoves and Spades, Platform Scales,
Androns, Tenders, ShoVels and Tongs Corn NILS
Copper and Iron Coal Hods Cob CrGsld
Single and Double Barrel Guns,
Coffee Ilecias Chatting Dishes.
Chinese tiongs, Iron Belsteads,
Britannia and Plated Ware,
Meat Cutters, Sausage Suffers,
Stock Kettles, Portable FORCES.
o23Iy Senes Fishing Tackles etc, q
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COPARTNERSHIP,

COMPREHENSIVE.
n CLARK me he Gonmsi5n "nS from
T SS TO wg Gs SsIs nGde
s. Fro oS Hg M wiz Gq E Thinner business
~ '''' ''' "' - "'' j. s st't OZARK
| New Orleans December Is lS56.-dI6 If
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO INFORM
selves oseieEso the Notaal business Their office
! is IS Camp street. A. MAZUREAU
]. WOOD BKEEDLovE
begs eye tender his to his friends
ar g e poc se tn he VIII IN connection with his No
ely sd Sae to smccesons and bankrupt estates and the
as n6 Gn & wen I've Ishr ssDs
pics him TO undertake with confidence the Investigation titles
szy- Office, 30 Camp street a. "'>>'o d. sm
l;St ,rdlI \; CoPAkTNERSH1P HERETOFORE
is sosl By h " e 81 # AN F he
ners is authorized the the firm in humiliation
rs current liabilities will be protected ~ AMFs IL DONE
November 5, 1856 JAIEs H. iD5'U.tSSEGAN.
JAMES II. DoNEGAN WILL. CONTINUE THE
Cotton Fact"Tage and Commission business in New Orleans
New Orleans November 8 1856 ds I'm
DtssSSS9 20 !, H. , FA o. - kAWLNs puN
Will be continued for purposes OF liquidation only.
Jn,yllsss IAH 4. ii BuS E@AASStlSS'
(1OPARTNERSHIP-rH UNDERSIGNED HAVE
~ formed coparneIslip under the style OF DUNCAN
otAA, TO succeed the late firm Of RAwln8, Duncan { Co..
10Y n. purpose Of transNCting COTTON FAETORAGE ASD
GENERAL COMMISSION BUSINESS and are fully author
H=l to i4uidtte the business 2ther predecessors
49, 49,. l.. II. DUNCAN.
July l. IS55 GEO. WIN. LOGAN, Jr.
Ss-on retiring from the Commission Business great
pleasure III rendering pnrOns Of the
late tF'n OF 3aVlls, DunCdH Co. same time beg
TO c attention to h card Of their successors Nests
Logan and to solicit for them continuation Of favors
W TN SAM ". RAWI.INS
M X. f ID ~ ARD TOBY Has THlS DAY BETOME
W i0cihed with me in the Express Commission I.
sss The business will be conducted the -iyr and firm
Of ;. TOBY, Jr., Il BROTHER.
n3 SIMEON TOBY, Jr.
SERSHIP-WE HAVE THIS DAY AS.
- .oeHed ourselves under the style = TOBY Jr &
b ter the purpose OF conducting CiJy En- press Com.
mission Business. SIMEON TOBY Jr
>-a 800 EDWARD TOBY.
New 0rleM1s. November ! ls56.-u3
DiSSOLUTIOY-IHE CD-PARTNERSTITP FXIST
by mnnmi consent " ~
u DpRlGUEZ having purchased tt Interest Of Mr. II t.
BtlWN. will bs ues, on hi, .rrDpt nrt iva
firm Of II. RODRIGUEZ u co. "
New or!eH5s November 10, 1856 Ma In,
THE tiEI OF j. &. Raglan q CO. is THIS
ca! dissolved by mutual Il. r iLSON 4
90, are successors 10 the above firm. j. G. RAG AN
~ o Iem,s. necemh.r Il. l955.--312
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TOBACCO. We heard of only 2l hhds sold, comprising
l at loo, at l2c, and 10 private terms.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

49, ST. LOUIS HOTEL.-DL RING THE PAST
@ summer This tavorte family Hotel has Thoroughly
iloVeThaIed retu7shed painted and pnpereI throughout
II Is IN all points OF comfort and elegance among the foremost
in the Union, ami never promised better
MESSRS. +. W. iOLBRDOk Il j. Fl r FAIRCBrD
has been to the best -
It will be opened for the reception its friends ami p,trs
on Wednesday, October 18th.
se25 CFIAS +. GTrNpFT pronr;e4or
E8E IFSbAH NHRAN No, 3l2 Camp st.-These Houses
M for the reception permanent and transient
Boartes The former house acquired reputation under The
management Of Mr.. ST. john which hoped will be ma m
tanned for tho future - " " '
ih esban Neranda hotel for families unequad The
SIZE 81 the rooms, spacious yards and magnificent verHni
der the finest house in this city Tor the uccommoita Of
families. ~
az, Gent emen occupying Rooms tire Vernni; can
ak their Meals at the ST. John House without charge
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" 4. UAKRl
Il. P. JANvIER, Secretary.

MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
4'1 OF NEW DRLEANS-Ohice. No. 1913 Canal street.
DIk ECTUKS:
John Pernberton, b. o. Vignaud J. A. BrRad
Logan Mcknight, Jas n. Neyhls VIM. Vosel,
O. Gaiari, T. Maspero g. Miteuberrer,
B. P. Voorhees, Pierre Poutz,
This Company ornnzed the mutual principles prepared
to issue Policies for Marine, River and Fire Risks.
JOHN PEMBERTON President
DOLMONpE.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

Ns MI HES supplied with Beet Pork, Mutton and Veal;
45sSR omsages, Triple and everything in the butcher
-A-4ling line. Barrels and hal! barrels Of Choice
Corned eeG order, for Cabin Family Use at Stall
No. POIDRAS MARKET, by
. AUGUSTUS G. MERkEI.
N BSteanboats and Ships supplied with all kinds of Live
Stock, such fresh mch Cows Hogs, Shoats Pigs Sheep
Goats, iieese, Ducks. Chickens. M
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

~ mGyud his Drug Store from No. 81 Cu,tomoue street to
No. Is Royal street,
His stock Of Drugs and Medicines equal to any in the Sou
and m experienced Chemist always in attendance
Pysicians prescriptions carefully put up
rates. CHARLES GOTTSCHALK,
MA If IL Royni stroat
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

THE AuLD AND WALTON CAsE.-The arguments
Of Mes Hunt and Badordthe former for Walton the latter
for Auare fixed for bearing in the Supreme Court to-day
This will be the final tug in the election condensation and
the decision Of the Court suppose may be looked for
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-01-05

SHAss G. G "A VIZ siSy Cox h M nGNy4
HjHARDWARE, CUTDERY, etc, No, % N'sMine AZ
receiving direct from the Manufactures
Nails, Castings, Axes; Carpenters Tools
Hoes Spades and Shovels Corn and Coffee Mills.
Ok and Log Chains Cotton Manila Rope; !
Fifth and Trace Chains; Mill, Pit and Cross Gut Saw
Anyls Vices and Bellows; Counter and Platform Scale
Stocks and Dies, Screw Plates AnditCns anC Tenders;
Hampers and longs ShoveS and TOngs
Grind Stones all Sizes Cotton and Wool Cards;
Hooks and Hinges, Iron and Brass Screws;
Tin Ware; Rodgers Gallery.
Together with aarga Of Fancy Goods Cn1b
Brushes Pertumey Paper and Blank books ETC., which
offered the lowest prices for cash city n025l
n FOUNDRY AND MACHINE-SfI3P.
ES McCAN &PATTERhON corner OF peiord and Newt
$ Leyee streets The undersigned aer prepared n
W manufacture STEAM ENGINES, BOILERS an
MACHINERY Of all kinds for Steam Boats Sugar PaHta1
tons, Saw Mills Cotton Presses; Draining Magazines and Rail
roads Gearing. Horse Power Fire Fronts, Furnace
Mouths, Crate Bars paented1 otherwise, as they
agents paentees of Crate Bars BtHss Work Of
all kinds such Gase Cocks and Valves Of every descrip
ton, Metallic Packing for Steam Cylinders Gun Meal Rings,
etc Blacksmith Work for Steam Boats Saw Mills, Ma.
chinery of any description that may be required.
They hand NIL times Crate Bars, Wheel StiTrups
Fange Bolts Guage Cocks, Valves Of all sizes used by
Boats.
Thankful the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed upon
they hope assiiuous attention to their business
merit continuance OF the same.
arl2 ly MCCAN PATTERSON.
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NOTICE TO CARPENTE

NVTIVE BUlLDERS
Patent Sawed Misunderstanding both rough dressed
from the best heart ber for sale S4 per for
and so per NJ for deSsed in lots to suit purchasers
Lumber sawed to order
aulY On STAR PLANNING Mills New R,sf,
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sSETr. rRASCIs LrRGEs.
;EIy ORLEANS ORSa STAI
4 DANIEL ED1VAKDs, csuocEss0R no

a DANIEL EDWARDS, SUCCESSOR TO
T,ybil EdwardsJ Nos D 20 and s. New feyes.
s43 Il and q Fulton street manufacturer OF every
W. cripon Of Copper, Tin Sheet Iron and Brass Work
He ready contract for the making Of Steam Trains
C!arf vtporaug Pans Fiiterers Juice Boxes
everything appertunng 10 tie SngarhoGse
general OF Steam tiages, Steam whistles, Brass
Cocks Coupling Valves. etc, constantly on hand.
HUllL call the attention Of planters to the Steam Tras
surCtssfu the plantations.
col Camp Mes,rs. 5. T. Harrison, T. J Fosl Nel,on
1 Ifonei,oH. DsEopd Lawrence, ". H. STACK Cr.r A.
Thomson Co.. L. +. ForStal Of this city -
sf,z tFri yraG.rs furfu lunrt MO-
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E1XE mENDkED rHousANp linLLAns

Sold wholesale and reat by all the PRINCIPAL r,ri,ts a4
country m.rehants hrnlg tLe Lrt,nl
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PUBLIC MEETINGS.
METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.

METROPOLITAN POLICE COMMISSIONERS.
RESIGNATION OF SIMEON DRAPER.
TIE Commif sioners were in session yesterday, but
what particular business transacted did not trans
pre.
In the forenoon the President, Simeon Draper ten
dered his resignation as member of the Commission.
This announcement came quite Unexpectedly npon the
remaining members, well as upon the community at
large The workings OF the Board it seems, have not
been altogether harmonious. Some of the members
may have been striving 10 promote the interests OF
their friends, or their friends friends
Mr.. Draper complains that appointments Were
rushed through without due consideration. The Com
mittee on applications would report favorably upon
batch Of men, and without allowing Mr. Draper time
70 inquire into the character fitness of the men for
THE post they appointed hastily, in opposition to
his wishes. Not wishing to be held responsible for
men in which he had voice in placing 10 the Police
Department he decided TO sever his connection with
the Commission.
At noon yesterday the specials, numbering about
200 who have been on duty for two weeks past, were
assembled at the Fifth Precinct Station in Leonard
street and were dismissed. Superintendent Talmadge
and Carpenter briefly addressed
the men, in which they thanked for the services
they had rendered. aud Mr.. Carpenter ntimated that
their services would probably not be overlooked by
the Commissioners.
The men were very generally dissatisfied in not be-
ing paid for their services They required money for
the support Of their families and considered that 1t
was well earned. They decided to hold meeting
in the Park to day, and appointed committee to pre-,
pare suitable resolutions. The committee atterward
visited the Commissioners in White street, where a
private interview took place. The Commissioners are
said 10 have taken q favorable view of the matter,
md further consultation is to take place at noon to-
day. The Park meeting accordingly abandoned.
There are now about 800 in the Department,
leaving some 400 appointments to be made.
The complaint against Officer McDougal for using
undue violence in the arrest of Mr. Joseph in Will an
street few days ago, has been dismissed, as beiog
based on insufficient grounds.
The Metropolitan Commissioners contemplate organ
izipg a river police and have directed the Committee
On General Discipline to report on the subject.
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:, :, .esrrsrd and took me and John Wilson to

Damn IA II a,,erward and took me and John Wilson 70
H. S,.,ou-House. The pie Of razo'-haedie iouna
y, The hody aud the blade found the ROOT did nor
h.,m 10 me. had had no razor for some three
x.,ks before that ught-haviog given mine away 70
a color, d n an uamed George Broonsto lie Is
ssiIcr. A. went 'o sea before the murder
nov poihni more ~ the murder ~ me Nou , W.
Inever saw her till found h-r lying in the a'ey' ae
reason why gave no alarm when found her oouy
Wa. that was fearful that they would arrest me, aoa
So went 10 stairs a. soou could and went 70 oeu'
~ wish 10 ihauk he keepers Of the prison and lne
kind f,iends who have visited me in my confinement,
for all their gocdne's 10 NE. ~
Il am Innocent of this murder, hut iofgiv1 ~
through whose agency come TO nv death, Tor wisn
to die in peace with all men, and trust tnat jesus
will lardoI ard receive my soul.
- have rot told my real uame or the resiaenc- VI
psrcr,- arc sitter because they are respectaoe, de
cent people and would break my mothers h-arI 10
know that bad died upon the scaffold.
al repeat sm innocent. May God forgive an Wuo
have brought here, aud receive my sprl', lor
Jesus Christs cake. Amen" ,o.-
The prisoner being unable 20 write l have taken
the above down under his direction. l have gwen
The e,rse II bis language although not exactly the
words used 10y him Being foreigner, ne talks very
indefinitely ard brokeplv.
"sTEw'T l. wOODFoRD
Associate Counsel for Accused
Afer the usual form Of inquest upon the BODY Oh
deceased the remains placed in neat coffin ana
removed to Calvary Cemetery for nterment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

pfrfec1 IN etreDgtn, or more 0souhW !" u" pci eu'-
rounding thar she il Ht this moment First t. rai+e
and then to re6t her. has been the occasion OF indom
table labor aud intepse soliciude. Mr.. Newton nun,
s,N with the oficers of the steamer have dew I'D
day and plight without rest or sleep 70 this dsty We
welcome Capt. Peck, with hs marine palace back
upon the elen.e mt they have 30 long grac"d.
Altany Journal
FxTlyT OF THE UTICA Asylum FINE The central
.di6ce Of the Asylum, c"nsstrg OF four rores a'd
cupols. was entirely destroyed. The fine cOonna lie
in front seems uninjured ard the outer walls are IN
far condition. but The partition walls have ,ah'!si
much This part of the building wa. coupled bg the
Offices, reception rooms dining rooms storrr'on',
library &c. with the kitchen in tire basement. Inc
library wss mos ly saved. The portion Of the nuid-
ing extending east from the ceS,er was c'n'lef.n''
Injured About sixty feet of the roofing and tie attic
are destroyed Some tbirfyix apartments IN ths par
Of the building wer. made UNFIT for occupation. Inc
west wing occupied by the male patients, ' NOT ma
feIihly injured
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18
CITY ITEMS.

NiBLo's--A new ballet, called Bella La paquerette,
was produced for the first lime last night There are
many pretty bucoGc and military dances in the piece,
executed skfuy by the Signorina Teresa Rola, Lima
Windel Nine Marzetti and Mons. P. Brilliant, aud
Others The scene is the prison where Bella executes
coquettish dance before the booty recruiting sep
gean was very amusing and the most piquant Of the
piece. The oddities of Espinosa aided the success
which the piece obtained. 1t was well put on the
stage. Teresa Rolla is avery charming young dancer
end & pronounced fayorte. Tie new ballet was 20
well received that il promises to have run.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

TIE STEAMER Isaac NEwros.-This magnificent
Steamer, as is too well remembered ran upon rock
= dssn water, from whence, in consequence of her
ssss sss Weight required much time and money 70
- her. This, however, was finally accomplished.
ss hes since undergone very SoT S4 repairs and is
sT r. evening, and leaves here for New-York
so.moT,ow evening. The Newton was never more
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

GRAMMAR ScHoors.-Yesterdsy morning q o'elosL
DIR. Webster, the principal Of the Free Academy, :,
dressed the successful candidates for admission :
their new responsibilities and duties. The add,,.
was delivered in the large hall of the Ins,ituisu !.
presence of number Of the friends Of the puph "a
was listened to with close and respectful steas,s
The examination just finished has been rigid and h,
resulted in the rejection Of between 30 and 10 Of "a.
applicants. The entire number presented for sxsui,
ton was 263 OF these Mr.. Scott Of the EightsspS
Ward School No. 40, sent IS, aud had n sdnassd,
Mr. Smith Of School No. IS, Fifteenth Ward, ses, e
and had % admitted; Mr.. Foulke Of School No g
sent 25 and had 81 admitted. This Is the frs srss.
nation since the adoption Of the rule which require
applicants to be fourteen years Of age at the u. n
examination.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

FoURTH-AvLsuE CARs.-In the course of few
days several more new cars will be placed on the
Fourth-avenue Railroad line, go as to afford better
facilities Of conveyance not only to city patrons but
also to those arriving in leaving town by the New
Haven Railroad trains. In order to further accom-
modate the latter number Of short cars will start
from the old depot in Canal street, Broadway in
time 70 with al the New-Haven trains leaving
the CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

The nou'. o. M bS 5Ds S.' on he night Of the 18Th
irst and robbed Of large quantity OF sifvef'waIe'
TwrxTY.riRsr PREcIscT.
Henry McArdle. cartmap--violstng City o.dinaneei
by Officer Myers. Fined 8 by justice Davs'n'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

OFFICER BuRIisos, who was 20 seriously injured
by 'ome Of the old policemen while aiding Coroner
Perry 70 serve awanan. upon the Mayor last evening
reported himself for duty at the Ninth Ward Station
House. He has been absent 81 days, on account Of
ts pjtres be received in that rotots proceeding on
he put OF the Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

Drrcum,s,s HORSE SroLEs.-A horse ssl
wagon belonging to German grocer AZ "snas''sa'
ville named John Kruger, was stolen Yesterday IN the
vicinity Of the Washington market. hruger Gays the
horse was "taken on the dock NIT the markets he
"had two white black spots and was about as tau ss
milling; dinks he better but him In de bspers'"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

Excursions Tickets 20 go to Philadelphia and return,
will be sold Tor the II g. IN. train from New-York, on
each Saturday until the Let of September next, at 81,
good to fstnfn in any Of the trains from Philadelphia
up to Tuesday Ia. IN.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

CENTRAL PARK FUND STocx.-The remsisder u
Tho Central Park Fund Stock-cne thousand ths.s
hundred and fifty sbares-was taken by the Comma
.;opers of the Sinking Fund, yesterday morning, D
exchange for other stocks. This closes mp the I've
Thousand seven hundred and fifty shares advertised
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-18

THE LITTLE YANKEE.-The iron steamer Little
Yankee recently launched at Valparaiso, was the last
vessel constructed by the late Geo. Steers. She was
built by the Novelty Iron Works to navigate the rap
ids of the Maub River. She was shipped in five Sec
tons and the freight in her amounted to nearly OOO
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away:
chains,
rings,
gold b' |
about
gsry v
erty ca
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