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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

~1S,x.s.xr-T1Av WING BEEH INFORMED by SEVERAL
~ families ist my TONI ARoMATIo BTIERs would b
~ Nav not hestaed modify them In that
se = desired for The efficacy Of the Bitters is chiefly
ovine 10 me good aromatic plants 10 their composition
The large anapty had prepared having been svia sooner
ma s snsirinated have lately manufactured twice as
naa A Wa h ~ reSi6caon IN question satisfied they
Si ~ fna generaIy q pleasant taste. especially by
h. sa and rs good the health and weak somRehs, or
H1en az nave peeA eA''e = A. A. FEYcHAUn,
sa ,s.assw los Royal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

- BARNES, HOTEL, MISSISSIPPI CITY
@ popular Hotel will opened for the reception of Wis
Ea;Hiors on MONDAY, the 24th May.
proprietor has succeeded in obtaining the services Of
Mr.. EDWAR KINGSTON BOYD, long and favora0y known
TO the citizens Of this and the neighboring States
No pains will make this SIMMER Retreat on our
Gulf Coast desirable
The Table viii be well supplied and the Wines and Liquors
selected with
The steamers ply regularly between New Orleans ard Missis
kppi City. WIN. BARNES. Proprietor
ara been erected which will give good
harbor and anchorage for pleasure yach boats.
my3 Ana W.S.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

Charles :
collection OF the best works OF the best huihof
ths various branches Of Literature Science and Art
ALSO
Latter Can and Note Papers Envelops Gold Pencils etc.
coecop comprises the best Books OF the
fishers United together with variety 81 on"p
Publications Of the hne useful and industrtal arts
The Books are perfect and are for ezsn
nation and private sale during the day.
Sales without and will be continued every
until a are sold hie GU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02
ON LONG CREDIT-sEvENTEEE DEsIR ABLE BUILD
ing Lots, square distant from Canal street.



ing Lots one square distant from Canal street.
BY N. vIGEIE, Aucioneer.
Once Banks Arcade Passage.
Sa6as aaead s.s"sas . .ssss vii & sod
aDso, sss .sr es
Said Cots dssignsied Los Mo- u p Is
a IN 70 % WITH .tory dwellings v q
los for The Public Schools The sidewalks s ave ns %
Is contiguous and measure each q eet and more
and each y feet from, on Pr
Palmyra by depth Of l09 feet and more
The seG Ts hSgb fourth CASH
saGss On sS Ct D U S 5
uS maturity interest," At per cent per g Pgse m,s
COMO ABLE Two STORY FRAME RESIDENCE ON
Custonhcuse street,
BY N. vIGNIE Anctioneer.
Office No. s Banks' Arcade Passage.
SATURDAY, 5th June, 1858, at IL o'clock
Nj Z II of Of S
feet inches aud lines front CustOmhOuss street. by
Pogeher With good iwostory Dwelling House No
sF h rod ee ae psit small garden etc.
plan nov hanging at The y bou The q, note
Of 81 oo February 1852 for the haslee fourth
endorsed secured by mortgage on said property
A. BEARD q co., AUcIIoNEEE sE.s AND SSI, AP
Bank other Seeks Port Warden Sales Cargo Sales etc
Passgealsly removed from No Banks Arcade Passage
| m2 3In
| Nj VIGNIE, AuCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND
IN. General for the Sale and Purchase Of Real Es
| tate, Lands, Plantations keRroes, etc.
1 OFFICES:
Banks, Arcade Passage No. s. First District.
Corner and Exchange All.y Second ilstrct
Where can examined time list OF valuable I'M
sT ss p1s and public
sale sSns choice Meehsncs and list Of Virginia caona
| likely Negroes
| sale and purchsse jas If
A.IEVY, Dr., AUCTIoNEER FOR THE SALE
Lie Of Real Estate Slaves Succesons and outdoor business
stras $500 - sci ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

TURNER, No. 80 CAMP STREET tup
stairs Dealer of f0BACC0 both IN hogsheads
and suitable for he Mexican Market Plantation use and
Cigar purposes aH
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FOR SALE.


-, YACHT RIPPLE FOR sALE-rMH
/AN RIFLE is now offered for ssls 4 she LAYS n ~
ship yard, back Fay Of Biloxi, together win ~
He Ripple was bai BY John Mshorey al Alsisrr IN IM
and has been only pleasure yacht during the .
months and has proved fast saief she is ~ text
deck Is feet inches be Is uns and draws &c
inches when in full ballast For further particulars
ply to RlCHAhD AlLLikEN.
copy month and send BIN % Ibis Office for ssIllsns
Tor sALE--A FIRST RATE DINING ROOM sExr
my4 s. pWkoLrr, corner estavisr and Nss i.vss =:
- FOR sALE-7A VERY DESIRABLE PLACE ~
Mississippi City well improved. adjoining the ren>e
ID Of A. Glenn, ESD Apply 70 u 60.
my4 I'm y Q. suLLf, " 1Essler ssEs.-
Eof &. gs sefESE sD s.. = IT,
MM street. between Elysan Fields and Asrigy seet
posite The Po Market Third District having lease q t
Complete and will Be disposed reasonable Aep
70 THOS. J. HAWTHORN,
corner Of Front Ieyee and Hospital stsssts;
49, YACHT .CROCODILE : ron sALa.
- offered FOR sale BY the undersigned She nsassr4
bull q The very best and most darsbs bsr
and ready for use shost further expense She can - s
all times at tbs Lake end 81 ,hs Ssy cA srra
a2i If corner Poydras and New Leyse.
-. FuR RENT Or sALE-A LARGE YkRR
# with Dwelling thereon situated on Thale street er
M Beulsmn) between fchoupoalas and ST Thomas srszt
lately occupied blacksmith shop and Suitable tor thai ~
HoGiiT0N. RANKIN co.
s24R l2s cenmsa sxss.
LAY FOR sALE-ls2 bales Hay for sale Applya -
IL j. Il. BASS so
tsnWuH F{reet.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

McDONNEL1.'s KhsI AUHANIs no
E . l47 Common street. between Baronne and Ca
.<GI{9H NJ rondelet streets, New Orleans.
&f&&Z1Ez This establishment will remain open during
where verhng the market affords can be onnd
and prices The well venti ated make more
desirable than any smlaF place In the city during
weather.
FURNISHED rooms for transient Boarders.
Families and Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors OF every description at wholesale prices
MCDONNELL McGRAW,
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DIRECT TnADE.....-.....sAYLoR q co.

DiE =. - :" .1',' 20
Notice hereby given that claims which may appear
upon proper examination be due from the books OF baylor
Co. claims which be established by due process Of
law, will be promptly paid, with interest, In full
This occasion Ia taken inform the friends OF DIRECT
TRADE the correspondents Of Baylor Co. Throughout
Districts that during the coming business season,
usual in New Orleans Cotton for
direc shipment Europe accompanied in all by
tees for the balances dine on each shipment.
for Cotton Begging win be filed by direct importation
from Calcutta into the port Of New Oriesffs
Cotton already sold be Identified
account sales will in every be made In LONDON
by Public Accountant those interested To
delay PLANTERS who have shipped ~il send forward the
weights their Cotton and such other Information es
will facilitate the matter. !,
An ietters private as we'll business relating to the
affairs OF BAYLOR and drect trade will D. addressed to
SO q, BAYLOR "A iOMPt Rp STREET, LONDON"
Notice of Dissolution.
that the termination Of the eopart
nershp existing according written articles Of
ment the members Of the firm Of Baylor 90 the
dissolved and the unfinished bueness placed In
liquidation. y. u bAd
Manchester, March, 1883. ~ INV
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

mo OUR PATRONS AND OLD CUSTOMERS
We beg inform the public thatwe have rebuit
IS Front and 56 Fulton Streets and are again at
work VIII we prepared at all times 70 furnish az the
shortest notice. liberal all kinds Of COP
PER- TIN AND SHEET IRON WORK, BRASS CAST
giving his attention each department. can oor
superior inducements 10 parties dealing with us.
Our facilities furnishing the following work are not sur
passed by any house IN the South or West
COPPER, TIN AND SHEET IRON PIPEsi
OHfMNIES, BREECHIN0S;
FIRE BEDS, ASH PANS;
STILLS, WORMS
FILfERERS JUICE BOXES;
CLARIFYING KETTLES;
HEATERS etc., etc.
establishment have general Furnishing
Store where requisite for STEAMBOAT PLAN
TATiON AND HOUSE USE may be found.
Safety Steam Pump g. r. kase's
Fire Pump Iron Copper Force and Lift Pumps
STEAM 0AuGEs.-schaf1er,s Vacuum and Steam Gauge.
been carried during It's use Hearson's Wstsr Gauge.
TIHWARE.
Chatting Dishes, Buckefs
Dish Baskets. Jelly and Cake Msulds;
Cofee and Tea Urns Soup Tureens
Pyramids and other Ware, Of all varieties.
Together with and Sheet Iron Cook Stoves Washing and
Ironag Box Stoves Fancy Cabin and Paor Stoves Sal
Baskets Bucket Wrenches Steam Whistles aud Valves Pow
der aassznes Crate Bars Ratchet Dris Hose Brass,
Cylinder Bbh Stop and Coupling Cocks; Gauge aud Force
BREWSTER zACHARIE,
Nos. IS Front and Sc Fulton streets
Sole Agents for Schaes Steam and Vacuum Gauges Hear
Water Gauge s. r KAses Fire Pumps and o. W. Get
toms fstent Piston Heeds and Crate Bars aus
FIyfsH a Cfs41-G TTTRNER No 90 CAMP STREET. fup
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

NOTIFICATIONS HAVING TEXAS LAND BusI-
any kind have II attended TO by me
undersigned upon leaving with H. j. Stansbnry Esq o. the
Picayune job Office letters directing where the undersigned
call TO have personal interview in reference tnereto
The should be addressed to the undersigned ID clear
and egibe hand writing in order avoid being made
and the o.s Of time He is on tour 70 the
North will here In about thirty days preparatory 10
his his place OF residence aud business Address
Houston, Harris coanty, T4xas.
Let the notices in promptly and they VIII receive
chy Smith, Esq., IS Magazine street,
mHaa Il ''eA1e' J. H. H WOODWARD.
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AUCTION SALES.

suCcEssToN on ROBERT rERGusOE-tNo. ls'Iae-
Second District Court Closing sale Of ch''ins AA.hes
Trucks, Valve and Gauge Cocks, ETC.
by PALFREy & co
c. L. G. Duyuy Auctioneer.
once, No. Il Camp street.
.yxrEDNEspAY "a inst. at n o'clock a.
w M Il ihe work. shop New Leyee street between Lssy
49,, u. sreefs 81 virtue order Of the Honors
be nj sorxau Judge OF the seeord Dstrc Court g. New
Orleans 18Th January 1859 I'll pc sad :. pnbne
lowing property, VIZ: ~. f,a.ts to-
Gas mines brass IRON Lap Welded flues Boiler
7nne and Coupling Cocks etc. remaining untold at sale I'm
AND coxDITIoNeFor all sums under $50.
.l al sus owes IS than $1,000 by notes at thirty
Ill sums over less than $500 by notes at sixty
Ssys iii sus 120 By ninety days the noss 70
he 70 the satisfaction Of the admnisfrax te<
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

a. JUST ARRIVED, WITH A LARGE LOT OF
~ Virginia NEGROES, consisting Of Plantation hands,
IA Black smiths Carpenters, Cooks, Washers and
NJ Irones, Seansesses and Houss Servants The under.
signed receiving fresh supplies during the which
he sale for cash approved at HAaANs
Old Stand Of Esplanade and Moreau Streets New Or
sell smdkws ioHN u. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02
FOR RENT.

NNER SSH EECE Bay ST. Lenis, far frs
i ma New wharf, fered for tent for SALE r11h ~
Furniture and other movable property iacladitg cs1xe -
other watering The 9reunds iarxe -
caitiysted and The ion ha dsomey shaded hlz he fh
ties for bahipg fishing, esc, q the best npe oF
tunify is here offered pleasant ftiduee 10 -
secure i permanensy For ar1hef pnsr
iaI m, spR's JOSEPH BRusEAu. Is esaxsss sss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

STATE OF LOUISIANA. Parish Of Orleans, City of New
Orleans Be remembered that the Sh day Of May 1855,
before the subscriber Justice OF the Peace In and for TIE
aforesaid personally and appeared A. thiash
President and Jules ohonde Secretary q the Union nsur
Company of New Orleans who being du sworn accord
ing dcpose that the above accounts are just
true transcript from the books Of the Com
pany. A. gHlAfEi,L a, -, r aesi1eht.
Sworn 10 and this Sh of May 1883
j. W. ANDREWS, j. p. Z
Alta meeting Of the BOARD OF Directors held this day.
resolved to dividend of FORTY PER CENT to the
insured Scrip will be issued and after the 18th Of
june next; FORTY PER CENT. to the Stockholders
the cap paid payable according to the 18th section Of the
the Company and after the 18th day Of May
r,e S A. CHTAPELLA, President.
JULES DOLHoNDE. Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

- STDVES,-FIvE HUNDRED COOKING A
N HEATIN0 STOVES OF the latest improved patterns
49, informing Star % Charter Oak y shanghsa Econo
N mist Cooking Ranges and II celebrated Creole Cook
Stoves Of their manufacture. =,
The prepared execute at short notice All
orders for Sheet Chneys reechng Tanks uice Boxes
Conner Pans Pipes Copper and Brass Work They keep OF
hai large stock Tin Ware suitable FOR Steam
boats Hotels and Families They agents fo tht
manufacure of McCRACKEN'S Patent Evaporating steam
Pan They have their possession that tht
Pan with the quantity Of steam has evaporsted double
M usnv NJ cane Juice Pan In They have
working model Pan, which they will be happy 10 exhibit
" ' ~ WHEELER A FORSTALL,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

III. TYLER d CO.. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
and Brokers in Calcutta Goods, DIugs Dye suis and
Merchandise Agents for Philadelphia Flint and Green
Glass Works, ~ Pine street, New York.
Late of Converse Co., New Orleans,
Will give prompt attention to the purchase and shipment Of
all kinds Of Merchan lice, including Chem calls OILS Gutta
Percha Rubber Goods Beng Charges for purehas
ing will be the usual brokers commission. a2t 2mA
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1 Residences In the Pine Forests On the hosne f%M.<
Iii within mile Of cotington, La x.,.x.z.-r
Ths main building contains rooms cntipet 49, e
and large covered gallery The ont snle'.ts ~
and ecnazucaios comprise another house o. g
and several cabins Kitchens etc. etc. lbs k5esne- =
with various shade ana toit uecf ~
pure and saiubfions The bathing excellent. $40 1Asfe ~
The buildings several springs Of clear ceo yss y 49, -
are rninefal said resemble strongly To- ht.7e~
Abia The spot Is aamah'5 suited ie5 S - -,
watering place hAg wihin few hours Journey % So
$3.50 : $500 ~ u sTRAwBRIDGKs
u s Bonded Warehouse No. y
ala Am corner cFoszman and FssHt Lese<A +
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

DUILDING MATERNAL, BRICKS, FIKEWUUD
v. DEMoRrELLE Dealer,
At the Old Basin corner of Toulouse and Franklin,
Has constantly on hand BUILDING MATERIAL, such a.
Lime White yellow Sand Cement Plaster Of Paris Shin
giles Lahs Slaves Also English, French and American
Bricks, and all kinds Of Firewood :,
Orders the country promptly and
Iy
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EVENING EXCURSIONS
Liza &tl Those desiring TO take pleasure trip
&SE ~ FET-NaSto DuerU's Station. the head Of
English Turn, the r. Of the Mexican Gulf Rail-
road evening, will be charged passage
only way half the usual Ietuning, arrive nj IA
r. NJ.
The ad passes Battle Ground and beautiful plant
sons Mr. Armstrong; snpent Evidence the trains
running with much regularity any in the State
my24 l2ls
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vINGT.DEUxIEME PREcINCT-Pop No UNA la case
pompe compagnie Hook and Ladders rue jackson,
entire les RomNn ct Fulton.
Poll DeuxA la masou decole des Garcons rue LAUREL
ViNGTfRoIsiENE PRECINCT-Poll No Una Ia case
pompe compagie de popers No g. avenue Washing
ton, entre les ues Magasins ct Camp.
Poll No Deux-Coin des rues Laurel ct Third
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02
special Notice to the Electors of the City of
- New Orleans.

All voters whose beg with initial letter
ranging X both inclusive, will east theft votes AZ
Foil No One respective Precincts and all the voters
begin with initial letter from 70
inclusive will their votes nj Poll No. NO Of their
resp Precinct with the exception Of the oers 81 the
SEVENTH PREClNcrA All voters Of this Precinct whose
sur,ames begin Initial letter ranging IRON to O.
inclusive Will their votes AZ Poll No One All voters
whose begin with any initial letter ranging from 70
inclusive will their votes At Poll No. Two and ali
begin with an initial letter ranging from
10 r. both inclusive will their Poll No. Thres
By urde Of the Central board Of Comanissio. ers
ny2Sts j. Ap. kOziER, Secretary.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-06-02

MATHEMATICAL DRAWING AND WRIT
Itl ING ACADEMY.
PROS. f. RICHARDSON will give instructions. day and
evening % St. Charles corner OF Common IN
Writing Arithmetic Algebra, Geometry, Trgonometry Men
suraon Surveying Engineering Naviearon Perspective,
entail Drawing with thorough inst uc-
sbe,ching art Greek Latin English
French Spanish will be Taught by competent FRO
Evening will be formed for course rivate
Instructions will be given TO those who wish ml3 ~
OLIVE OIII-401 baskets Bounin eres Nice pints and
" oaars for sale 10 arrive by ship Iecocq, by
GRATIAA, 00MMAGERE Gu,
my2t ~ Cusomhouse street.
CHERRY-2 quarter ID 16 eighth pipes Sherry, In store
GRATIAA, CoMMAGERE 4 co,
my24 20 Cusomhouse street.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
N.4HINE AFFAIRS.

THI Z. =. STEAMER sHUBRIcE ~ 4 GALE.
The following lie an extract from private letter re-
ceved in this city, from one OF the engineers OF the
L. :. steamer Shubrick OF .he Home Squadron:
Here we are wing a. ST. Thomas one Of the Virgin
Islands. We are undergoing repairs; and assure
you We have had very hard time of Il since we left
The glorou. old Quaker City Christmas day We were
IN the Gull, and eDcounte;ed terrh1 gale and came
very near cong down with all on board Between 10
and IL o'clock D. M during the wa;chs- OF TIE night,
al hands were called on deck. The commanding Off
Ger ordered everything TO be thrown overheard This
included % tuns Of coal oil the extra spars and spare
utensils on deck The guns were also ordered 20 te
thrown overheard in case OF necessity. ! never, n
all my experience saw a ship toss and pitch in sdch
manner She was fairly 10 the trough OF the sea, aud
completely a. the mercy Il ItheEaVes- OSi oal"afks
carried away and we were compelled frol necass;'y
toP1' r'9 tte nea-es. pot for repairs.
Pnisi., /. rs.razl
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03
A NURDEPOUS ASSAULT.
ce nf Tie v. Y. Tnbnne.

Co1s.pc1deuce Of The " Y. Tribune.
Troy. Monday, Feb. !, 1853
One of those murderous assaults 20 commop in New
York but as yet here occurred last evening about
IL o'clock. so far as mas ;ranspred the affair was as
follows:
John Ashley, with two friends, was passing through
Seventh street. lie hesrd quarreling, and entered
the house of james Gallagher 10 gee what was the
matter Gallagher was beating his wife. Ashley in-
terfered, pushing Gallagher upon lounge Infurated
al this interference, Gallagher stabbed Ashley p the
neck, seyering the exterior branch of the carotid
artery. Ashley made his way to DR.. Burton's office,
where lie lies in critical condition. Gallagher is
under arrest, awaiting the result.
Further particulars of the tragedy in Seventh street
NAV be thus given: James Gallagher, well-known
gambler kept woman known as Snowy Mol, at a
house Of i'll fame near the corner Of Ferry and Seventh
streets. Yesterday Gallagher and Mol quarreed
seyeral fines and finally Mol threatened 10 leave
the premises, and demanded her clothes.
Gallagher drew bis knife and threatened 10 take her
life if she persisted At this moment Ashley inter
fered and il is alleged, knocked Gallagher down.
Infriae ed az this interference the villain turned upon
Ashley az stabbed him in the neck, severng branch
of the carotid artery Ashleys two fre uds, who
with him Messrs. Frear and Phillips, hsstened with
him at once to DR.. Bartons Office.
The Doctor was fortunately IN, AMI succeeded In
typg up one end of the artery. The other could not
be reached bu, was closed temporarily by the clJt-
ting O. the blood in the wound.
Ashley is lying very low. II he recovers il will be
a surgical wonder. Ashey's friends say they were
passing by the house aud heard the woman cry
" Murder - and rushed in 10 assist N protecting her,
Gallagher, on the other hand, says tina: Ashley was
in the house and helped 20 bring about the quarrel
In either case il is low brothel affair, the end Of
which may be speedy grave for the one, and a gal
lows for the other.
p. 81 am just told ;ha: Ashleys chances Tor life
are improving.
chicken dispute came oi at Wnithney's
Union House, Albany Road, OIL Friday evening last.
About e. 900 changed hands. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

For The fame Years tbe operating ald IHItI7s1
accnnnt is stated thus:
The Floating Debt or balance of the account OF |
hills naNable and receivable has beel stated thus:

These figures, taken with others to be here liter
stated, demand some attention as showing the man.
ner in which these great institutions have b en-
managed. If by any means the small stOckhold RS
and the bondholders can be inducedtD bestow more
attention 10 these roads than they have hitherto
done il will be well for them and the country. III
is with this view and this only, that notice is taken
of this matter. IL will be seen from the above
tables that on the Isl of June, 1s57 the balance OF
the floating debt was 81, ,063, 81. In the circular
issued 10 the stockholders on the lst of October,
1857 by the President il was stated at 81 1c9 10
an increase in four months Of S126,214 w. lhs
debt from June !, 1-;j6 to June I, 1857, had been
increased S27c, ,392 - making an increase in one
wear and four months Of 81 ,004, GOO 80. While
this debt was thus being increased, there was di.
vided among the stockholders June il, lS56, five
per cent say 1901 ,595 and five per cent Dee. IS,
1856, 1902 s5j-S604, 450. In the mean time. the
operating and interest account had increased SAB
600 al the bond account had increased S42S 100;
and the capital stock x%4,0Io.
We do not know when this increase Of the bond
account was made to the amount OF Sl2e, 100,
but We will assume il TO have been done on the lst
dav of June. 1850, and that interest paid upon
il TO the LIST day of June 1851 Now on that day
the bond account was So e36, 500 SO, bearing per
cent interest except S463,6 80, on which the n-
terest was per cent. Upon this bond account the
interest was for the year past say 65e79. The
amount OF interest claimed to have been paid that
wear was $3.50, SOP 49, being an excess of interest
over that upon the bond account of Sl2s,Si so.
For fear of making this article too lengthy, further
particulars will be deferred until another number
Meanwhile the reader viii preserve these figures.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-03

There s not ons snoss yco who doee not ooa .o~sfa
the aeousitiop Of CubS With deep interest But when
Cuba 70 b sequirea by the United States you vast
Cuss o. Il is-yos want Cuba with its social passe.
uuiupsred. You want that community oil interest
which shall bind her 70 the Southern states OF ms
Confederacy. But here is a plan by which Cuoa s
10 be seized under the auspices of Mexico. MeIco Is
TO take possession of the Island, and il to be IN
every spect copfomed TO the organic laws OF that
Rennhlic.