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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
New Jersey Items

THE DssIssD Hosoxrs wArvU cnsxEGoys1s rSsroRyp.
The Supreme Court Of New Jersey yesterday gave a
decision In the case Of Messrs Edmund Charles John
land And Charles Clinton, who last fall dismissed
from the Board Of Water Commissioners by the IIobokcn
Council. The case was brought up ocrtioruri ~ ~
verse The proceedings Of tho Mayor and Council ard the
decision OF the Court was That the proceedings in this
cause be, and the snc are hereby all things reversed
gentlemen TO their positions in the Board Of Water Com
missoncra.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

DtsTNFss RyyvsIs The Otis Manufacturing Company,
al Ware, Mass, vii commence running their new mill
about the FIRST ~ April and expect in the course Of
month OF two. 70 start their other mus Me-rs
and Gilbert, Of the place. expect 70 START their
mils on tu time IN April The Assoskaac, Manchester
and stark Cor traitors ct gsncb~ster. ~ H. commenced
ruGDxg full time on Monday, The Blodsctt Pqp~r nil
euPM iro leo 70 $50 bands, win start the Rrst q
A.r, tail ume
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

A JrsT vERDiCr.-Tbe following tragic incident
occurred in jefferson county, Mss, on the 18th ut
lphrsm cater and companion By the OF johnson,
attempted chfrcrdr Of Nr James Smith, using bugles
guns, biasphomy and obsccnity Mr. smith submitted
under protest and remembrance until or arance ceased
20 be virtue and even aftor he had exhibited his gun
and hreste 10 resent their insus, he importuned and
begged OF the parties fer the sake OF family and their
OVID lve 70 dest from their insmy and cowardce and
not until patience ana orbearance were cxhsued did he
manifest any hostile resentment To rid himself OF
socnt and dastardly enemy he was compelled 70 use his
BD. The shot told well, and the victim expired With
single gasp. The eoroner's jury rendered verdict Of
lus, Gable homicide.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
DestI actIve Fire In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, March Is, 1883.
re broke out this morning in South Frederick street,
which consumed soap factory owned by Cook John
son. together with its contents Insured for 81 600 in the
Franklin Company Philadelphia; $4,000 in the rremeus
Company, Baltimore large lager house ajoinng,
and three story dwelling house belonging ~ Dr. John
son, also burnt Many Of the neshboripg houses
were more less damaged. Aggregate loss $40 900.
This afternoon portion OF the walls fell In severely
jurns several boys, one or two, liz thought, fatally.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
Fatal Railroad Casualty.

KoCHEsTxI, March Is, iS1S.
widow woman named Mrs. Mary Cutter, while walk
ing the Central railroad bridge this afternoon
by locomotive and Instantly killed The lady
mutilaied in a shocking manner she leaves three
chilorcn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
Western Emigration.

ST.. LOUIS, March rs, 1853.
Western emigration has fairly Set in The number CT
emSran.s passing through the City very large and cay
increases. The Pecino Railroad takes up hundred
day, ami the Missouri river steamers crowded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
Accident to a Suspension bridge.

-. JCnS, \. B., Mach -, 1858.
Last night third of the flooring Of the suspension
bridge across the falls together with the sringers gave
way. The susponding rods hanging loose from the
cable and the service of wire the cablo the pill
lars seems 10 De chs!cd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

HALIFAX, Msreh IS, 1885,
Tho bark Cora lynn, of Yarmouth, n. s., arrived at
Easipor, On Sunday in 81 days from Liverpool Other
vessels have arrived here during the week. from tho
same port in from q to % days. They report good
weather and no ice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
Liabiiities OF Lawrence, Stone & Co.

Bosuoy, March IS, 1883.
Al the second meeting Of the creditors OF Lawrence,
Stone Co tocay, claims amounting to $50 900
proved, making aggregate Of debts Of nearly
a. ONn eco
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

The Metallic Tablet Razor Strop Can b
obtained. genuine, ~ J. g. gAuNDERy ssxs, Ma !
As.r~ urnsa
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siyASy,H, March 26, 1855.
The bark Actress, Hopkins, from Glasgow for this port
which ashore yesterday Assbsw shosis las be-
come total wreck. Crew saved.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26
Mayors Odf<e.


E2nrr eV An AGBU AIzz,Ko Gs. SaAa iorTy1f AM
PotID Corcs---Yssterday aiternccu ohseer Georss
| BrsL6ty G. tie Haycss squad, tooA IL culxofy nsr
named lHs<e hdar, whom, alleged ~ the agent Of
German hssery oehoefn, Known ihe Grand Duke o.
Baden State lottery, In GernEy. Miller, u s s,>f, las
been doing az 'nrease business selling Lotteries and
policies fer the above ccacerr, hs receipts amounting TO
over ssc oce e1v.ng s pes year The p,iroirsi ose q
succeeded in arrestns Miller and securing large sount
Of slips blanks and circulars the latter shcw.n:
s27s2ecc. to be trayn en- The sist Of March, sst Of
August, and seth of November. Miller, also alleged
bas about fifty agents wno sYe around smons eTr,sn
families in this city ceiling tickets being sold Cor
lees than one dollar All the papers and book found h
the establishment werc removes to he Mayors ofce ard
locked Up, and Miller committed 70 the Tonabs until this
morning, when he will DO brought BEFORE the Mayor for
examination.
Court Calendax-T'hls Day.
sursDu CouKr-Circut-sos 1855, 1856, 2cla, 3lLe,
1872 $685. 27s2 Size, sc7i 1855, a542 1885, 1880 500
$500 MI 1891, Sls! slso, sies aio ss7e, si47 $3.50
svrsRos CorR,-Noe 2os2 Gas, sic, Isl, sss sss sss
o.; ~: - -. rs 81. S. &C. NO. No. '' " % 40
obtained genuine n J. g. gAuNDxRs sa~ss Ma
All Hair Competitions Cannot he Compared
ri's GeAS and saytc, Badness dandTna and gray
The New style Of Hat.-YOu Doubtless
have seen RNoxs sprng style OF bat which has a:t boon
Introduced Do call al The corner OF Br hdway and Fulton
sn r nn ss sre x S sSs .s. & fs G ns
s o. sna vs us.{ q 70, y : asSa the nss,e. be natl
Davids Spring style of Hats nrc Beautiful
in style and hnsh saiesroom FOL Broadway Duane
buy Hat, and Paste t,.as In It-watkiu.,
leader of style, lc3 Fulton street.
HAtIes Metropoiitans Remember that " at
kIss spring style OF hats cannot be oeai. lS Fuloo
street
Attention IL Especially Called to Genin's
card under the head OF h-ceareeus Adversemen,s in
this Herald. Let every who hais read It,
PhotcgI aphs Printed IN ColoIs--Thc Iatest
invocation BY Professor Hsrc. hrst introduced at HOLMES
Gallery, 30 Broadway. Soc the progress u art
Sp1ing OvercOats, Business Frocks, md
VII II SIXTH 80 Broadway.
$1O--Board and Tuition per Tesm at Hud-
son Rver Institute. Call Prof. FIACK, international
Hotel Broadway
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs ann Toupecs-
The best IN the world surprising ali made. Sold ard
u the nanufaosory, ss Broadway.
10000 Cases Boots and Shoes at Auction
prices at PHIIdiPs 4 SMITHS. "a wsrrs, street
Cr1staaoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toupces--
Best IN the world. For sse and dye sppei. No. Aston
House.
Wigs for o. AZ Came ICn's, 1893 Fulton street,
Brook, n-For style and laiy chsen GO The world
|
fnll's Hair Dye. Four ShllIings BOX Black
CT brown. No. Barclay street Infsible ouguent
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Court Calentlax-Thls Day

syrxSu Cour-Circull-Nos 2st6 $3.50, 2ela, 3lte,
1905 $3.50 1884, 2161 2s4s 1897 1899 32cS 1854 $780,
73o so5, 27s2, ai2e STA 1885 2642 1885, 1880 5000
sse6 MI 1891 $ls! sleo, sios eilo, 2s.o s4T s2ss,
al3T, $3.50, soils.
6s 6ai ep7. 69s ZOE, Tos sc6, I0s ITO, I'LL 7l2 7i6
70 10, To- ycS. -2S, 6ls, Geo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

TRI,I op McCASS.-This unfortunate being wa
on ihS2s INST paced upoo Die tlrrd trs, in Albany, To-
the nWda "a ha ene
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

Tho Virginia Legislative Railroad Ellis.
RICHMOND, Va, March %, 1863.
The Senate has passed all the House Railroad Approprs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

All Hair Competitions Cannot he Compared
vita GRANDJEAk's advice. Badness dsndrna and gray
hair pre- rented "a Church stree.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

4mt NEW StyIo Oh ttots- Ou OCuDtACNw
have KNOWS sprng style Of ha. which has boon
Introduced Dot call Al the corner OF Br hdway and Fulton
street examine an Tao large variety al aAis sad
Won will hnd there. Knox prides hicnself hs new
st, TO- and Justly for IL about the nsses the NATL
est and most bccornlrg lat that have many
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IrNHIs,s CARD TO rue HAr wEARERs on our

Having long tceu OF opinion hat The qaareiy % 8.
exclusive - bat piece Of arrogant asump
every head conoaded To- break sross ,bis .no,
AMI sense by prnr se an l,sms s
Of styles ;9r each season as VIII ensure The e,aa .on of Az
me-. .I suitable 4, 9 b. sass .Ii figure
ihe heads al his customers. poriIy and aim all
int ise.r - precisely re seme shape ,na heeA WITH
because BE- ~. .errored hsi such shall b. ais 'csen
The ss dcAtloB would not be submitted to in nF.Ir. Of
NOR inonen' and csnnoi understand ~ ees
menis ~ s'el economy should be tolerated Ia ndepon
features ana form mrt 10 well enough p.,ssp p PSs
made no Two Of US Sie whi es 10 nors abnrS s, -
Mes Of hglIs Loasaads % head. w covering which
way shall be his speciality Tor the fpring, summer
This !, n9 all. The mvne Of fashion who !has lays down
The aw 70 h csemc and ss hat they shs ,onfsrn
style" bs taste aud goDiua n haze eny,nay >. wei r..
II, ii5s ao s s .asy sT ss su s b
10, use t IN. 'aeusss sye bears De M wbos
ret Introduce sPocr howeger aeritorous le he should
All ,h. wrong hi, uDvirthy Of the eplrseacd trades.
the public q This opinon ami Win WITH sytdy any
exercise own taste and aa.uss his SsrsSsss
81 aa@ sade s3 or e.o s- s sss ing
uesuf that TIE style Of gentleman M meter 70 De de-
1n wye sha p r. % m b c ~ b w. o,.s %
which hayc ecsn Designed in my own workshops and oSa~s
hat 10 ignoring e Old nouopoi4fr system u
hating sud cxpandng The idea Of The hatsr dtfnK
.it himself The
% every exercising his hi choice slOok
and startlc old business preudces
ruoir viii approve \ men' which .pesk Ris-s
hsn The couoi 81 their beads OF leaving thrus
nj the mercy "eaders fashion" AZ
doubt
a, an syen,. take ,ie re.pon.sp,y Of this attempt
sutsry revolution. ana will abide By tk~ result
uron vhieh mar day evtssd N svesy department
dress shall avail myself Of see~~lble r~ecu-~>
foreign and domestic for the profnc;irn Of eeg,uf
styles q has ne Errsiss pos6 variety a ire CIV
nenccment aud Turing the progress q every
accs for SO doing are peculiar and They l
Re taxed 20 The utnc~t Whatever be the
pertinent ,ba have fair trial; ami Inc To-
turc invite especial attention % the
dress hat now read ct my store, "a Broalssy
JOHN n. arNIN
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Weather Reports.
b. the Eastern, Western, Northern and Southern rcio
sranh Ilnfs-Oflca al Wall street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

David's Spring Style of Hats arc Beautiful
In style and fn1sh Salesroom a Broad way Duane
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HAtIess Metropoiitans Remember that " at
KIHs spring style OF hats cannot be oeai. l8 Fulton
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs ann Toupees-.
The best In the world surprising ali made Sold ard ppsd
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

Attention IL Especially Called to C;enin's
card under the head OF hl-cearecus Advertisements" in
this days Herald Let every who wears has read
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PhotcgT aphs Printed IN CoioIs--The Iatest
invcaton BY Professor Hsrc. hrs introduced at HOLMES
Gallery, 30 Broadway. Soc the pfosre.s u art.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

buy a Hat and Paste tlAs In It-Natkins,
leader of style, Ico Fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

$1O--Boarh and Tuition per Tessn at Hud'
River Institute. Call Prof. FIhCK, international
Hotel. BROADWAY
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T. AIDES SLIPPERS TrEs AND BusKrss. AND 7.
Ia shlngs ladies' galter bOots ia and IL. pair
drera boots srd shoes India rubbers &C Of AL kndx
Every article hist raised In value before
been reduced 10 The old prices Al j. u. NrTLER CO a
-, Canal street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-03-26

SprinE Overcoats, Business Frocks, md
sacks, Wholesale aud retail cheap for eAsh
VII H. SMITH 10 BROADWAY.
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10000 Cases Boots and Shoes at Auction
prices at PAILLiPs aMlTHs. u Wsrrsa street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
FURTHER NEWS BY STEAMSHIP B0RUssIL


NEW YORK, Oct. 3l-The Borussias dates are to
the morning Of Monday, the 18th inst, but contain
no report of Mondays business.
The Blvarian bank had advanced the rates of dis
count to per cent. The Prussian bank had also ad
vanced the rates to per cent and the Leipsic bank
to Al per cent. owing to the resumption of specie
payment by the bank of Austria.
The revenue of the French Government up to the
month of Octoberexceeds by $5,0OO,OOO, the amount
received for the period last year The increase
is chiefly on sugar duties
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
are quoted at 800 to 800 pounds per share.
The statement that GOODNESS existed between the
Archduke Macmillan and the Austrian Government
is contradicted,
The Spanish Government have issued a decree to
the effect that all steamers plying between Cuba and
the United States shall have the same privileges as
English steamers, and may carry six tuns of mer
chandise without being subject to paying lighthouse
dues. .... 0
LONDON, Oct. 18.-Consols for money closed at 98i
| to QS5c.; Consols for account 98 5-l6.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

The WoodviIIe Gazette, Of the sOth, has the follo

The Woodvie Gazette, of the 90th, has the follow
ing concerning the health of that village:
So far as yellow fever is concerned, we may be
said to have had n cheering week. Those who have
died since we last went to press were all in critical
condition at that time. Since Sunday night last,
there have been no deaths in town, and the number
of new cases seems to be gradually diminishing in
the frequency of their occurrence But of course the
epidemic is not over will it be- until cold weather
We have, in times past, hoped and prophesed on
this subject all in vain, and now we rely only upon
Jack Frost to enable to proclaim that the breath
of the pestilence hath past, and health once more
dwels in our borders and smiles our hearth stones.
The K0sciusko Gazette, of the 29th, notices the
weather in that vicinity in this wise
The 2Gth and 27th inst. was warm and cloudy; on
Wednesday night of the 9th we had very severe
storm Of wind rain and hail, which has doubtless
damaged very much the cotton that was opened in
the field Thursday 28th, was cloudy, with a good
prospect for more rain. We are seriously desrous to
see it turn cold for the relief Of those living in the
yellow fever region, and there is every indication at
present that we shall soon realize that desire.
The Ya2oo City Democrat, of the 3Oth, speaks
thus of the crops:
The almost unprecedented clemency of the picking
season has put farmers in good spirits and viii
enable them in degree to make up for losses by
the ills that cOttons heir to-" Abundant crops ana
bad picking season very little oYerbaance in value
poor crops with first rate season for gathering Our
hill planters and those in the swamp not badly in.
| iured by overflow, have little reason to complain.
| Those who are dissatisfied would do well to reflect
upon the luck of many upon the Mississippi, who
had every foot Of cultivated land under water.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
TelegraphedtO the New Orleans Crescent.
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMSHIP INDIAN.
COTTON mARKET QUIET.


QUEBEC, Nov. 1.-The screw propeller steamship
Indian, of the Liverpool and North American line,
has arrived at this port She brings Liverpool dates
to the 2Oth which are two days later than those by
the Borussa at New York. ...
Commercial Intelligence.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 20-The sales Of Cotton for the
three days since the sailing Of the Persia amount to
5000 bales, Of which spectators took 1000 and ex
porters 1000 bales. The market closed quiet but
steady at the following quotations: Fair Orleans,
"a; MiddIing Orleans, 70 Fair Mobile, 9I6 !;
Midding Mobile, SIG Fair Upland, "A Middling
Upland, 74d.
One authority states that these quotations were
barely maintained.
ConsoIs have declined /. ConsoIs for money closed
at 994 to 982.
The advces from Manchester continue of an unfa
had slightly declined.
The Flour market closed dull. Wheat firm Corr
dull, and quotations merely nominal
The Provision market closed dull, but with little
change in prices. Sugar closed firm, without quo
table change in prices. Coffee closed steady. Rict
steady at previous quotations Rosin dull at 3s. lid
to As. Spirits Turpentine firm at 39s Cd. to 4Os.
LoxDoN, Oct. 2O-Breadstuffs generally closet
firm. Sugar has advanced Cd. Rice steady. Othe
articles have experienced no change.
General News. - vs.
The employees of the Atlantic Telegraph Compan
have received notice that their services will not
required after the 3Oth of November unless there
more favorable symptoms of being able to work tn
cable.
\ The Hanoveran Government is about sending a
agent to England to treat for the abolition of tn
Stadt dues .~
A political amnesty is anticipated in Prussia.
The difficulties between the French and Portuges
Governments remain unchanged.
Formidable defenses have been completed by th
English Government on the Clyde.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

THE PARAGUAY ExPEDrmoN.-The Lake Ontario
steamboats, Canada and America, chartered at $4,000
a month for the Paraguay expedition, will be re-
paired, strengthened, and their guards cut off at
great expense 1t is expected that they will sail in
December. Seventeen vessels are now engaged for
the expedition, including three frigaes which will
proceed to the mouth of the Paraguay and transfer
their crews to the smaller vessels. The New York
Tribune's Washington correspondent says
The impression now prevails there from recent in-
telgence that Lopez will fight, which is contrary to
the opinion hitherto entertained. There is iniofma-
ton also that tribes of Indians opposite Paraguay
hostile and disposed to take part against Lopez. But
so far they have not been encouraged hy Govern
ment. They may be used to prevent distractions
from being placed in the riTer."
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

Showing decrease Of 90 in the fever mortality
from the mortality Of the week BEFORE which 266
The Board Of Health's classification is as follows:
Diseases.-Anemia, l Apoplexy, 2 Bronchitis,
q; Burned, 2 Cancer, 2 Casualty, l Cholera In
Bilious, l Congestion of the Brain, l Consump-
tion l3 Commissions Infantile, Is Commissions
Puerperal, l Debility Infantile, l !; Scrofula
Softening of the Brain, l DeIirium Tremens, 8
Darrhea Acute 5 Diarrhea Chronic, s ; Drowned,
Dysentery Acute, 5 Dysentery Chronic, G.; En-
largement Of the Heart, L Enterits, Epilepsy !;
Encephalits, Eryspelas, ! Bilious Fever, !;
Congestiye Fever, Is Intermittent Fever, 3 Re-
mittent Fever, l +; Typhoid Fever Typhus Fever
2 Yellow Fever, ia Gas Enteritis !; Disease of
Heart, l Stillborn, /; Teething, 4 Tetanus, l ;
Iris Nascentium, Inflammation of the Bladder, l ;
Inflammation Of the Kidneys, Inflammation of
the Lungs l Inflammation Of the Throat, Maras-
mus Intantile, Meningitis, l Old Age, Peri.
tonisis Premature Birth, 8 liberation of the
Bowels, ] Unknown, 2 Not stated, total $685.
Ages.-Under year, Al; l to years, 10 2 to 5
years, 80 ; to 10 years, 10 to Is years. /; Is to
20 years. IS 20 to 25 years, 81 25 to 80 years. 40
80 TO 40 years. 65 40 to SO years. 34 so to 60 years
IT 60 to 10 years, 8 ; 20 to so years, 2; 100 and
upwards, l.
NatiUutes,-Brtish America l, England s, France
II, Germany So, ireland Il, Norway l, Scotland
3, Spain O. Sweden /, United States 14l, not sta
ted 40.
We append our table, showing the progress of tht
fever and the comparative mortality since the feve
hepaT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

REGULAR MAIL TEANsPoRTArloN.-We received
by mail yesterday morning, the Paulding Casper
county, Mssisspp) Clarion, of the 2lst Of august!
Considering that two days at the arthes is sufficient
for the purpose the occupation of nearly two months
and half in its travels hther is rather strange than
otherwise. But we suppose it is all owing to the CON
founded comet that has been switching its confounded
long tail through the heavens as we would not, by
any manner of means either directly or indirectly,
essay to cast the shadow of slur upon our immacu-
late Post-Ofice Department.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

SAD CAsUALTY-The officers of the steamship
Calhoun, from Key West inform US that on the SOth
ult., whilst lying at Apachacola, a child of Mrs.
Hazard of Mobile, accidentally fell overheard, when
three or four gentlemen sprang overheard for the
purpose of rescung the child, in which they sue
ceeded, but unfortunately one of the gentlemen who
jumped overheard Mr. Thomas Raltzal civil engineer
a resident of Pensacola, was drowned notwith-
standing he was reported an expert swimmer. Life
preseryers, chairs ETC., were thrown overheard to
him, but he sunk almost Immediately. His body was
recovered about two hours after the accident oc-
CURED.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02
ILLINOIS PoL1r1cs-A disnatch Of the 2eth from

ILLINOIS PoLIrIos.-A dispatch of the 26th from
st, Louis says:
Francis P. Blair Jr. publishes a letter in reply to
Isaac H. Sturgeon. He says the letter written to b.
Gratz Brown in strict accordance with the wishes
of Judge Douglas himself and that he deemed the in
terView was to mitigate the hostility of the radical
Democratic press in St. Louis. He also states that
he had agency in giving currency TO that letter
that the character of the Invitation and message of
Senator Douglas, received through Mr. Coltax, was
not such as to prepare him for hearing of Judge
Douglas calling for three cheers over his defeat in this
district.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-02

The MAILs-For the general information we copy
the following from the Concordia Integencer Of the
18th ult,:
Yhy is H?-Cau the Postofffce authorities at
New Orleans, assign any good reason for sending a
portion of the Yidalia mail matter around by Red
river Monroe and Harrisonbnrg, to its destination
The arrangement is exceedingly inconVenient, as it
occasions so much delay. The papers we get through
that route are superanuated on their arrival, and
worthy place by the side of the last years almanac.
The case seems more singular when it is taken in
connection with the facts that Fdalia is situated at
point opposite Natchez and that the Natchez Post
Office is the delivery for Ydalia mail matter. Why
should not the mails Tor this place be aItDays for.
Warded by the same conveyance, and with the same
dispatch as the NatGhez mails?