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A UX HONORABLES PRESIDENT EFT
81 membres du Conse des Assistant Aldermen De la vile

AUX HONORABLEs PRESIDENT EFT
n membres du Conseil de Assistant Aldermen la vile de
la Nouvelle Orleans;
MeseursLes soussgnees propreares residents de cee
parts de la Miro parr de la Columbus
necessities douvriere la de Miro de
chemin du Bayou une longeur de deux ilets
Notre communication la VILE plues deyient
impossible temps de Ia Columbus pavee nj CO.
quilee ct quill au descendre Ia dite usqua
ton lie ehemn du Bayou, distance
Lonverture de cette sera settlement grand
tage communication la VILE mais
geras les propreares bar ct emeoras proprete ce
qui ohrirait d la Vile ct PEat un de plus.
Nous uger convenabe d'aneNer petition IN
Wis des eux qni perme de vore la pa ouvrire les
noms des divers eu junction. esperons que
feIez dro notre petition.
Re;peetueusement,
9. Doane, L. Lott,
J. Rodriguez, J. Roux,
Martin MalbIitte, Jos. Solomon,
j. BIoadwel, A. C. Bringer,
L. W. Broadwell F. Coauette
$. Broadwell, c. D. Broadwe
r Cananora, l.. Bringier,
Pierre Proyane, b. Rodriguez
:, Andler A. D. Guesnon,
Morel, j. Jumonvlle,
" Flick, P. Piele,
Paul Berger, F. D'Aquin
Laurent Nicolas, Japhtha Moore
d. saux David Mahoney,
A. Angladere L. Gabici,
Louis Palms, Ysidor
A. Palms, Brunette,
NJ. Lots, Adam Maltz.
JAS. A. HOPKINS,
secretsire du Consel des Assistant Aldermen.
observation-disclosures novembre II 1851 nl7 lawSw
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a NDEhSON ID. DIETER, COMMISSION MER
"A CHANT, AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOURIiE-
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH fEDII
RUBBER BALL VALVES. ~ DAA
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and Some eight more them
thirteen hundred and seventy a 800 feet.
New Orleans December ~ 1851.
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-k~ DECENTRALIZATION &RADDIN -
LMI Wholesale Dealara In ~ E43

n N,
HHy Wholesale Dealers In
VNBooTs, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS, -
- Have removed their Stores from No Al Magazine N
Common street. e ~ ~
The undersigned would respectfully inform their friends and
the public generally that they have removed their Store as
above where they will hand large and
well selected stock Of BOOTS, SHOES HATS and CARS Of
every variety and quality ~ = "
They receiving in their new stores per steamship
Black Warrior and ships Susan Kinks Fannie Eaer over
nifty thousand dollars worth of FRESH SEASONA RIF
GOODS to which they would respectfully cali the attention Of
country merchants and dealers generally The Inducements
they offer buyers surpassed BY any other
ment in the city. Please call and examine our stock
=. TAYLOR & RADDIN,
selz-u II Magazine and AZ Common street.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS,
= VERANDAH HOTEL

~ VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
Eh.1 fayette Square and Camp street.
An This fayore establishment formerly Florence Housed
now undergoing thorough and opened to
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
fayee Square, and in the immediate vicinity of ali the
ionabe places OF amusement is better adapted
Families thayng broad yerandahs than any ia the
South This house is to be Of the FIRST class to
In al its appointments.
sel4 If JOHN T. JETER
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POLICE JAIL--OFFICTAL.

WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
" an Oh January, ~ the negro boy NED SAYS he be
longs % Mr. Sam Wilson who lives in Memphis Tern He Is
oiset s5z inches high, and has crooked leg.
lhs owner VIII call and claim his property according law
E. BLANCHARD,
o., -. 80. Keeper of City Police Jail,
-, -, HENRY DUREL,
jail l2t Clerk Of Comptroller.
MAS brought TO the City Police jail on the
" Sh OF January The negro boy LEWIS. belongs
70 Dr. Avis Vaughn who lives miles below Baton Rougs
He is 5 feet inches high. e
The owner will call and claim his property according to law
Z. BLANCHARD,
Keeper Of City Police Jail
jail 15t 1Jlerk Of ~ ror,r,ro,1
MAS brought to the City Police jail on the
" 2lst Of December, the grif boy CHARLES TIMMONS
Says he belongs 10 Mr. Edward James who lives in Cheot
county Arkansas and has the eve and the teeth
OF the upper jaw rotten he Is feet inches high
The owner will call and claim his property according 10 law
E. BLANCHARD,
p,u,., 49,, - Keeper OF City Police Jail.
HENRY DUREL,
l.a lou Clerk Of Comptroller.
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/ WRIGHT q CO.'S CATALOGUE OF GENUINE
and popular Family Medicines which they supply
Druggists and Dealers Propetors lowest Wholesale pr e.
General Depot Special Agency, No. Isl and Charter,
New La. - " - - - 800
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Has brought
10 the Fourth District Pound jackson street.
Laurel and Constance Streets as estrays--
One small black and white SheGoat
One small gray and white She Goat
which not claimed within days and the expenses
On paid viii be sold public auction pound on FRI
DAY, ed Of January, 1858, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
p, -, 7. A. GUYoI., Street Commissioner.
HENRY DUREL,
New Orleans, JAnuAry9, 1858.
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FPAvE DU QUATRIEME prsTRICT-u

II ere conduit depot des Epayes u Quatriems D,iTict
rue entire les onance Laurel
W Pony girls blaze de1Yiron IA haut ayapt la
enere Ia qneue sombres ef quatre peds des
marques de see - -
etampe nj msrque. $500 ~
= les DTS anmaux sont reoames dams jours
tras lis enchsre pubiaue an Al denot
SAAEDl, 10 ianyer 1883, a 10 heures A. NJ.
L. A. GUYOI, CommssAire des rues.
NouYelle- Orleans, le .janyfef 1855 ia5 10 *
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BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.

lust RECEIVED, BY SHIPS DELHI. EXCEL
~ sior and fandAla, assortment Of
OAK TANNED RUSSETS,
MUD BOOTS,
WOOL HATS,
selected expressly for Plshtation for sale by
. J. b. VALENTINE 4 CO.,
Jeio 81 Common street.
= u. KOCH d CO., NUFACTURERs OF
- hAIS-Ihe subscribers are ready do any work
tna their customers and the public in general shall see
NJ 70 Destow upon them Having competent
workmen and being in receipt of thew
are confident that they turn good esab
hshmen in the city - ~ ~
NB-Has of all qualities and made to order at short
sst hoIce j. ROCH CO.,
ol om corner Baronne and Grayier SITS,
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EPAvE pU aUATRIEME DIsTRIcr-n .

EPAvE DU QUATRIEHIE DIsTRICr-u.
- etc conduit an depot DIES epaves du Quarme District rue
jackson entire les Constance LAUREL CONNIE
Uns petite Chevre blanche ct nore.
une petite Cbevre grise Ell blanche
les dts anmaux dix iours Of les
rs ssron yendns penchers pubque dit depot
fkNDhEDI, q lanvier 1855, a 10 heures A. NJ ~
-. =. A. GUYOL, Commlssaire des rues
Nooyele-oIlesns, 1anyer 1875 jail Is 81
FOURTH DISTRICT POUND-Has brought
4 to the Fourth District Pound Jackson slreet been
Constance and Laurel streets estrAys--
One white Pony about high with dark mana
and tall shod ali round and saddle marks. - ~
One white and red Cow with bored no brand or mark
Which sot claimed within aud the EXPENSES there
on paid will be sold at public auction said pound on SAT-
UkDAY, January 18th, 1883 at ID o'clock A. NJ
Registered January A. 1858.
HENRY DUREL
New Orleans, January 4th. 1858.
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ALABAMA,
Corner of Tchoupitoulss and Robin streets
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Henderson streetl
St. Mary's street, between Perddo and PoydrasT
LOUISIANA,
Corner of st. Thomas and Basin streets.
MISSISSIPPI,
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard streets.
BRAMAH, = - -
Corner of Tchoupitoulas and Richard Streets
MERCHANTS
New Levee and Lcnisa Streets
ORLEANS,
Corner Levec and Rohgnacstrees.
Corner Annunciaton and Rchardstreets.
szYMANsKTs,
Corner Levee and clouet streets, Third District.
SHIPPERS,
Conner Henderson and New Levee streets.
WOODS. N''
Corner Canal and Robertson streets.
TEXAS,
Corner Of THhoupiioaiasap orsngestreets.
LEvEE STEAM COTTON fNEsS.
Leyee stree, between -, Ferdinand and Aontegu
streets, Third DistI CT.
PICAYUNE
-. Leyee street, opposite ostl3s, Third District.
INDEPENDENT,
New Levee and Rofsgnae streets.
NEW COTTON PRESS,
Leyee street, between MOntegutaaa Cloaststrss:s
Third District.
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WoIFE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM SCHHA--
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any Of the
articles contained In the above catalogue will their al
vantage calling sending their above where viii
pc found the assortment ENUIN PATENT
MEDICINES in the United States the lowest prices
Please address. j. WRIGHT 4 co,
I4ENUINE DEDICINE WAREHOUSE.
S&At Nos. Isl and q Chsrtres street, NewOrlesns
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PRIVATE BANKS AND EXCHANGE
DEALERS

JAMEs RORB Co, Nos. 80 and 50 Camp street.
g. NICHOLSON CO., Caroneeet street
sAnU II SMITH CO., Corner Camp Grzvlerstreets
JuDsON CO., Corner Camp and Canalstreefs
s sESN,S J Oh CO. Ne 50 Camp street.
MENARD. lesson a CO., No. Ie Camp street
BANK OF COMMERCE, yAcos BAExKR, Agent
r,yo,-. Corner Camp and Grsyier street,
THOMAS II BARKER, Corner Camp and Grsviersfreets
H. W. CONNER SON. No. 80 Camp street
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4 WOMAN WHIPPING PRIEST.

There il much exctemer. 10 Delaware County, Pa,
in consequence Of the beating OF woman named
JoaI ma Conner, by Roman Catholic priest Says
Tie Media american
Her oatn before the Justice Of the Peace WAS,
that II priest rode up to The house while her husbard
was absent came in, ordered her to kueel aud tden
numerically whipped her, With whip made OF tnst'd
re ore sid 10 lie used by him for Furnishing rerac'
tory Catto eel the arms and shoulders. This she
could rot stand, and ran out upon the piazza, crying
and screaming. he 'ollowed drove her back, agaln
made her kI eel aud again whipped her with his noe
nd ;pstrumsrt of torture Add 10 concluding. 10 add
10 lis already nhuman conduct, directed her TO bathe
herself With sGH and Water, (which wouid nave
produced the most e1cruciatirg egonyl aga say
nothing about the sfsir. Sac then pTcceeded 10
tie residence Of Enos L. Baker. but lew yards on
Tor whose family Ter sister works., showed mrs D.
the ms.hs CT her whipping when aid IN tnI' - oAcA
wells over her arms aud back, % tnlck a. one
thumb, with the blood here and there oozog tarSusa
The acerated skin and related 10 them suosianhsy az
above. They erected her TO the residence OF Esquire
BALDWIN, whittier she Immediately REPAIRED 10 spIe oi
the prctestatons OF her sister, VINO superstcOu y De-
LEV ed that dark evils would come upon them i9r aai:
irg 10 oppose priest. She asked squire u id"h II
there was any law 70 protec. a woman Ioin a
priest in this country. He esslied lsf there was
She then made oath Of the f.cts ard procured
States warrant for the priests arrest. Ice SQUIRE
rem aked to that he very particular In ques-
nohing her ss to all tie facts Oil the case, % 10
cOrsio,Ied j. an extraordinary one, eui wi1uea ~
have no doubt about il. She aiso remarked 10 Man
that this not the first or tie only whipping that re
lad been gul.y Of; that be had logged woman "a
tie reistbortccd With wire whip similar to .ha.
which be used on her, We think it was for marrying
n an named Coppsck, or Proctor, :at-whlca
constituted a heinous ohenss, even IN thus country
where every one should have their free choice. She
said that be whipped her so severely, inst che WAS
COL lned 10 her bed three weeks, almost q: me
point If death The affair was h9shed Up, ana ~ q.
ity would not have been civueo out ior to1
lat cfeuse 1t is ats.cd further thst il is notp; uu-
common for him to whip men, women and children
wherever they cisplease him.
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THE TOWIANSKANS.

Conc.por.onee Of Tie Aug,bwOer AHgenase Zeitrag.
POLISH EROSlER, May 81, lS'S.
Just At this pres ent ent the TOwiapskt sect 10
Poeue row sixteen years old, but of late aim vt for
gotten is attracting much atep'ion oce it has seat to
the Emperor q rcusrkable promise Of submission 10
order TO fully the matter tue following acts
mus. be Known. la 1911 the Lithuanian nobfenan
'Towisnski WHO now lives in Zurich, presented him
self t. tbs Polish enersnts living in Paris az divine
ambassador whose mission wss 10 IestoIeto HE the
Christian spiiit which had persisted in tie forms and
" ceremonies Of tho Catholic Church, aud SO
".o brig on new for Poland and
"other Christian counties" This strange im'
uostor would have found scarcely acy couotensuoe
If be had not won to his teachings the celebrated poe
Mzk.vitcb whose sister lao had CURED Of ms unity 10y
msgnetism TIE new theories spread widely among
the Polish euigrsn;s, ord aso in the SAdInlaa
States 10 Italy. Lately the Catholic priest sam
anenio las come oat sgs.nst them, has pub
lished comprehensive cout'sd cton to them IN
the Polish language, eud hss Petiicnet the Pope TO
arsti emsti2e them, although they have alIeaoy re-
ceiyed tie snsiAerua from tie Behop of Cuteo IN
Piedmont, and tier hdteretts have been excommu-
eicsted Nov, tie Tow;ansksrs have cent to the i n
peror &C address proc iairg submission end fidelity
TIE foreigu PolsL p,ess attacks with fury the se't
which hes Is.erl. grown ur very much, and in Poland
the rspers Cal it q society Of crazy Inyscs."
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RUSSIA.
TIE MOSCOW EMANCIPATION COMMITTEE.


81. PI1EhsBCEG, Iay p 1875.
CoFreerold,noe Of Il her P'enssi'ohe Ierng
TIE spproecting TIP of tue Emperor through M 'e-
COW snc Ysroeav 20 Arcba gel will have great infi l.
epoe rpo, the Commit in sssson tuere f)r the
Improvement e toe conoii OF The serts For tao
Eapef0r vii att ucciy e1deavor while there TO repeat
bis una TERRIBLE Dc ernire'ion win regard % TIE IN A.
fer u yer, nssgy hfIpened thai tie Conferences OF
the Msocv Corcni'tse through q, toe fir srssoo.
Ate. Count s. rewssi had biehy opened the meeiog.
he srnouoc.d the regulations Of the S. Petereb lrg
Chief C. .mmtee I0m.di.t " one Of tie m -InberS
moved an adjournment for six mouths, because IL
regulation oemanced quantity OF statistical details
yet prepared, and which must be ppiled bsOTe
it wotld be IOsSS.e 70 rec muend eny irm basis 0:
operations Six moths would csriegly be required t.
sccOmefh trs arc TIE session must be sdourned for
ths. spsce of time. Fortunately ths mo'ioo voted
down, and the Committee DISCUSSED the princp.
ques ion wittout troubling Itself with the details
manded BY tie regulation sipce each member must be
soquairttd Wit tie affairs Of his Own estates.
Itisvtry fortunste tAat the motion, thong 10 .se
veYy sea SHE. w1s not Cor led; for anouromsnt
Elk mostss, BY the Mosoow Committee specially
would lave meds a. exceedingly urf4vorab'e impr.s-
sion over 81 Rus.is. Even though the Com ntttee
shsl ct have 70 6ecision IL SIX moths, il ia
stll Consolation that il will be together daring that
tire. Tue Ruseieo is in such matters patient, aud
pcssetses il high degree TIE talent Of waiting. 10
al so.OornneDt, however, be would have Recognized
Only pLwilugpess aud oIp)siion, aud that cersioy
woulG Lave BET bad. Otherwise tie reason assigned
f,r TIE proposed postpouemeut entirely correct.
LkLtkOi, Minister Of TIE Ioteror has long felt is
weight, snc the establishment OF Staiticql Central
BuNsu in lie department will supply the defect. We
certainly have lot been wanting in statietical ofrms
tor tables. No,e Of TIE iournsls in our fereut
dspar merits wal.rg in these but for the purposes
Of the entire country they Insufficient for they
pee3td reviewing, campAlirg aud Contrasting as ID
very nstortl, coLsdeIug that htasrto the ate Of
fcers coIotrLed have only been charged "ih t1e col
lee ion OF sta istics in connection with tLer otder
pt,fucus wok. II cs'tsirly would Rave been b6;ter
to ave llectsd the eitre material needed, before an
rou1 tie intention Of cbsngitg tie Political nights
ara oues OF twen:! three millions Of men. Bu: then
It p,ob. bly, would never have been Accomplished now
it must be accomplished and quickly, too, and 10 all
eveLis that 10 Tie u.ctt III pcitant thing
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THE POLISH yICEROYALTY.

ColrespoI0ence II The dVgSbvrger AHgeneine Ietun9
POLISH FRoSTIER June 3, 1853
No person believes tie return from Italy Of Pnoce
GOrchskof to Lis Ugh position 10 Poland. la RUSSIA,
long fuIlcvgbs and deprivation Of ofice generally
identical Iis Office, has been aruO1nced, has tenn
porsriy dovolved upn Cen Vincent Krasiuski, aud
he hes sleady gore to St Petersburg for the necessary
Instructors. la tie while it ia though. Ia we'll
sdysed circles in Warsaw that an imperial prince il
sppoibted to take re Eiceroyashp CT the nsdom Of
Pollard, and that the corte upa;ed visit Of Tho npe
perof in August is il injection With this matter when
no will 10 person install ,5e Grand Duke. This is the
more prt bsbe ,pce the palace assigned to the use OF
the rev Governor hes been repaired ard splendiily
fitted ID. 1t is ead that Lithuania will also have
Grsrd Duke fer Governor. The rev Med cal Faculty
in Warsaw is being greatly enlarged. Its energetic
clief, CouI oilor Cycurr is ding al in his power
for he institution enoeavoIDg TO draw TO 1t most
excellent face Of instructors. Ia spite of all the preu-
does. he has Invited TO Wareaw DR.. Hi'sc fed,
Jew borl in Wa,ssw, aud st present enjoying great
reputation in Paris IS sratomst, and also Or. Won
GssctowsAi Of Posen who hes earned celebrity for
himself in tie field of medical literature ic Poland.
TIE Goyermspt has with the greatest hberaty grant
ed yer; Liberal salaries. So, we msy hope thai in
few years the Ktg6Cm OF Poland will no longer be
" ar.;rg il ctpGbIe physicians, Is it row lie.
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sukiIs o.tsr "ssi'y "a Saturday, ncr.ios." sod
,thsb ,cut'pucrs ccnmTticstics ", sd .t S>y -
- S,stsy bere refsfred to 10 that cf the STU nst
10 oder 10 st tn s,cu'scy e TIE Ldsc-s 8, -
ueti I tsye as = irqoifies # orr eysa., ~e ere
folos NJ ,tsp The ss.tt of the Associs foo =, E.~
O,ie-us ave: Toe Ssgtetic lice ~ss re Dc-t-d 10
" lie oot Of order b. The operator chAgs oa Sats
fined ty re sge OF ire As 'ci tica az "A su.ts
Ca, vic ssys: =" Or Saturday. rte 1k, the atgesc
"Lneses repor'ed by the oter.fc's here % Do coEo
sou Of selna snd !, ~0fksd b.dy ell c,y 10 o.1.r
"dhec,ior.. We receiesd our reeul.E Noble "a ke.
" oi-ystcb cf Fi5sy lens here OF Ffleay siteruoot
Il ten nirs SITES psst l.. eek 90 ss'urtsy p. N.
bu ether oar reg liar esily NcT.Ocleass make.
" tispsicb of FIosy, nor asy oter IsSs from t1st
ct, tf thst day Esd reached here et the hJcr OF
" closing TIE line CT SNuHsy pgdt." Tcess s.4ts-
mems, It Wil be rerc-ivec directly cont-o ger. toe
story which The Lsoe,r psof'sses o. hsve received
fou its operator ct WsstiIe'cn. Taefe is fss iOod
{, lie here bet ~een TIE L<Gger aIo lie iGtormsnt
be ieve the clist operator at Washington TO be I'D
esp ,ble Of ut'eIiog delIbeIs.e u1tTu d.
Having o.spOeed Of lie Lsdeer's assertion tbss
there ives Cn Sa uid4T, the 9Th az Crbrckeu work
@ cor neo.ion 10 Nrv-OfsSrs,' 4 Il notice It's
ispstches might have been seut via Wheeling to Il "
tmore instead Of beirg mailed from the former place
to Pittsburgh. IL is suiceot to this to s9y,
that at tie tine tuose cisp aicoes were maec they
were tot II the possession uoder the ooDt0 Of say
cre Of The seeL:s Of the Associated Press but thee
ftl better auswei 10 tie fs, that at the time tbs
oi.p.tcbes naei for Pittsburgh, there tccs no
Inc scorkng cut Of Uhoeiag. Aod even Il there had
been It would rot hsve hs!pet tne matter TITLE,
il notorit tt ct the lies under the c0uto Of The
Ldgtr and Kendsll i9ues, &c is the Baltimore acd
Wheeling, invariably fuse TO reciprooaIe, equal
teIU.s, vi Ger pa'ine lines.
Repeatedly Sc, D II CRAIG.
G,Eersl Agent N. \. Asssc steG PresA.
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10 Numbering TIE avenues ard streets there ~ 6eA
that sS stemstc psn is pursued BY the authorities.
Az brit to our own "City Fathers" snd for their
eepecis her eft ard intormsioc, copy The fovisg
rote on the subject, wnch efficiently explains t'cf:
"The streets rullirg north ard south arc invsssbly
Numbered from the south those running east soi
west ere numbered from Main street the Brosdvsy
"of Hsrtfcid CT from tie erd Of the street poinsg
"ihtreto. ODD numbers On tie souh sad rest si1es.
Uniformly An excellent map Of the city sce,n-
raries tie work.
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PERSONAL.

-TK. Boston l,arscriff learns tha. Prof. Ages-z
has determined TO remain at Cambridge, where he IS
building Up for himself such q psrm:neut snd urn
vailed reputation He does not feel able TO leave ms
engroesng stud.es 20 lonG a. to visis his aged
mother in Switzerland.
The case Of Park Benjamin, esq. against the
Young Men Mercantile Aesocistion OF Cincinnati Tor
the nor -fuipent Of lecture contract came TO tHs
on Monday, and resulted in verdict for the d:feud'
ants. TIE defence was that wnea Mr.: DeiJ anna
agreed 10 ec,uce befrs the Assoc atom, there ~ss
tsc agresmstt not 20 lecture IN :he city pevicu J.
M Bsri.min DE al the oontrsc., hr' the Cout h-d
tina, ~ pu;rip 20 mech q hissi "a 'ne 'Arxs' 10
had sliL1sl trosta.t,
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eng a.tt oo1liaoe 10 rIaro tatsrr bit ID i they e
nootj pcreots could GO. sucoscd 10 gsisieg se
ccIe hseitoed sbrosj. TITUS f.r SIS Co grsots bsve
retUflfd GU toe tuergrb CT tbs anussy. Toe Sho
have rfured from Siberia ere fr-rcct, 20 vsvsr.
They ere hardy and energetic wOr*meu who for the
moot Pc have brought b,cx little property aud
who ale met with sympathy bS al. N'vertheiess
many Q: them tave eLeaoy reCrLed to ) b.ris b..
cscse, as they themselves cay, they mrre pros
porous thee tbsu at home. Tue Watssw le:ter
plan that TIE Pose dolly press is by means 20 fes
tto Russian aIc the Censorship is sI strictly eI.r
cised.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-06-25

STRAwBEKRr FISrIvhIS.-Tnis "a 'ssant ADD ceu-
cous frai; is Just ssor srd fs the c,1stFy
TIE little baskets full Of the red and luscious eeny.
Genre pour;rg n till were they les Sicicr'. they
would oesse to be IGrury. Ia ofdert pVssts Of
ibis fut. AID a. the time to brp de eay the eH-
pense Of building two very ice "Soosi R'oms,'
Strsvbe Festvsl was held at tie T,bero soss
Church of Thirty fourth street sri xth ave-
rue, CO Wednesday and Thursday eveciOgs Among
the pleasant itcd. ns Of "Wednesday events sss tee
pieseptstion Of 81 900 TO the pssto-, the Rsv. DR..
Ttompsor. The rooms last night peasa n'g full.
ard with plsrty of strawberries, oske ard is ee and
such speeches Dr.. TnoDpeop. their psa or the
Rev II. W. B,oohcr and the Row. NJ. q ids icgtss
,fBookyn the occasion could not bu, be d ,h oss.
Arnorg the surrounding. Of this church, Il 90
cial roous, pastors stuey with foe h,rsry Ia h,
we notice large iron cafe for me safe keepirg The
minister's tressures-viz; bis sermons.
Al tee Home Chapel. No. - East T~saty-s dsth
street, the isGes held Stswberry Festiysl for tks
bsret CT the s. cey worshippin in this place Ne
Ssbbsth.
At TIE Nor'oIk street Z. Church. sIso was .
Festvsl gwen BY the ladies cosnec'ed with tAA
church, where al seemed well pleased and hsppy.
Aud last but not less., Strawberry Festival W.
held Of the Corer gstiota Church (colorec, on S'x
street. for ,ne purpose Of liquidattg Q debt q Ne
chuioh.