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PARTICULAR NOTICES.


OFFICE me coAMlsslos.ss or TnE ooSsonDATED2
DEBT or NEW ORLEANS, 80
Nev Orleans March II, 1873.
rs-By virtue of the 37th section OF the act
Consolidate tie city Of New orleans to for he
eminent and adini' q m @A' AID Tor the purpose
sealed Proposals. will be until I'd
five Bend, Of he cry New Ore-is the Il One
Thousand Dollars zach maturing during The year lsel with
per payable senannaal in the city q New York
the City of New leans and addressed o. DEBUYs.
Chas. N. waterma Mayor. Ad. upre, Chairman.
ThO' Theord ,onp'GSai da Jno Hail. Chairman
ml2 ID D DrBUys, Secretary.
NAyoRALrr or NEW oRLEASs
City Hall, l2tl day Of March lsss.
being 49, day SIX dollars s6 0j per barrel according 10
commencing on MONDAY, I5dl March wv
ounces Of bread for ~ eeni''
The leave, of second quality must weigh eighth MORE
The i e cents ioay''.. ounces
mis-, GHAs NJ WATERMAN, Mayor.
No Whereas, the present urgent Indebted
Mesrs J. r. Grant Co. completion o seventy miles
realize the nstanents Of it, stock remaining due aud
unpaid the st January, 1855 and without dis Elimination,
ranggmet entered into for the adjustment Of all such Indebted
ness by the subscribers holders Of the stock certificates upon
which tere remains unpaid miscellaneous therefore be
holeed by The Directors of the Sonhern Pacific Railroad
February 1856 between the hours of ~ A. NJ and r. W.
the Company the city Of New Orleans 10 sell At pub
lie the bidder cash all the shares Of the
subscribers the capital stock Of the Company which
insrmeHs psst and mpaidsad shaes to be trans
feed the books Of the Compare the purchaser
chase thereof provided by the 9Th section OF tie charter OF
this Company.
RsoIsaf tat proceeds Of sale in any case shall
be pay due By the subscribers whuse
sold with and charges thereon the President
Of the Company is hozed 10 his discretion he
Instituted the proper legal proceedings collect the deficit from
such delinquent subscribers compromise sell dispose
OF the party, at discretion, and make
such nuer thereof he deem proper in the premises.
so'ed That The President shall notice
less paid thereon ard also Ccnar Letter
dressed each Subscriber whose appears the Books
hu Company Notifying n EN- Of uch sale that nsappre
brrnn shall exist thereby al sales
be- stopped by the delivery Of the Certificates
Stock, which may be outstanding.
OFFICE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD CogPAsY.
New Orleans febrInry 49, ls5s.
r75- Sir In accordance with the above re So
nos, passed by the Board Of directors 1t ts Company
beg leave inform that all Stock in your upon
which Iustallmerts due and Unpaid public
! auction the l7th inst
This Stock has purchased gentlemen who have
large Interest IN the Road, and hev me-
should stakeholder wish the his
within month from this date him aud to
issne 70 him biz Certificate of a. paid.
Official information been ed that the twenty miles
Of The Road reqni ell by Charter
18TH q uis month"; finished and the running
the llti inst.
Very respectfully. your ohedlent servant.
fe27 d&Ntf GEO - YERGER President
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DEuxIENE CouR DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE J. NJ LAF-
de Ia Nouvelle- Orleans SFERRANDERIE-NO i3,IaL
A Wis est par lie present dOnne aux Cream.
n ciers de In ustite
que celia peut davor dsdue dix ionrs
presente Publication les sons esquelles
lRdmin de Ia dire point
approuve homoovue les fonds mains reparts
formiulent dit
Par ordre Ge
mia q % p s. wITTZ Grefier
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By Mercantile Library Association - THE
daily for the accommodation Of subcripers
from ia o'clock A. VI. to 10 o'clock p. NJ.
Persons DESTROYS Of becoming will please leave their
with the Librarian.
subscription, IS per
Poems, corner Canal street and Exchange Pla"e.
d2l n Gus. a. BIZ EAUN President.
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lily AND MOSQUITO TRAPs-

OLDER PATENT
Notice hereby given that the undersigned have acquired
special with the pat Patent Right
tie sale in louisiana oil the above article.
orders and communications be addressed us at
New Orleans.
Iobbsrs and Retailers, whose orders solicited will sup
piled very favorable terms
RsT-For sale also at retail.
HENDERSON & GAINES, 90 Canal street
nThe above ingenious invention has heen two
seasons popularity rarely equaled
needs only trial satisfy one
It's utility is kept running from the
season. flies will not become sufficiently
Kept running at night they wi catch
quitoe will attracted the trap In preference
alighting on persons in the ms II
nR. WILSON, OF ST. GEOkGEs AND ST BAR.
~ thoomew Hospitals and six with Rieord of Paris
hiss re-opened No IL Dauphne for general
practice especially the Of all diseases Of
Generave Organs IN both without the use Of mercury
Office hours In French and English 70 2 A.
NJ. an TOD p, NJ as sptf
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Departures Tbfs Dap.

Date OF Departure of European, California
and Havana Mails, for March, 1858.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

sEcoSp DISTRICT CoURT SUCCESSION OF j. NJ LATER.
New Orleans RANDERIE-No. IL 1874.
NOTICES hereby given 10 the creditors of
~ this and all other persons herein Interested
show within days from the notification any
they have can why the presented by admins
this hould be homologated approved
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court
P. s. WILT, Clerk.
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7 A. BEARD d CO., AUCTIoNEERS AND AP
prasrs for the sale OF Real Estate Slaves, Furniture
Bank and other Stocks Port Warden Sales Cargo Sales etc
Office No - Magazine and No, Banks Arcade
PassaVe-la,ey removed from No Banks Arcade Passage
m SIN
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TERPSICHOREAN.

90 ORLEANS TREATER-GRAND DRESS
~ AND MASQUERADE BALL, in the style of the Ball OF
INA the Grand Opera Ptrs.
liz FRIuAY, MARCH 10. 1858, st Joseph's Day)
30 Gentemeu's Tickets, with ladies' S.
H All persons In mask will be examined previous
ing the Ball.
doors will open At O'Clock.
aThe Orchestra Of twenty musicians will be under the d.
rection Of Nc Lehman.
Rrices procured and Boxes secured By applying
the Office Of the Thsater. m9 lot
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BY J. A. BEARD a co.

VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRST
and Fourth Distrcts-Whout Limit Reserve what
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ADJUSTMENTS.

A CARD-NAUKlCs sTRAKosCB BgGs TO An
a nonnes In compliance with generally expressed
desire for the appearance Of
NINE FREZZoLINI IN Opera,
concluded arrangement with the management Of the
Orleans Theafer for
THREE PERFORMANCES OF OPERA,
To be given
on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY NEXT.
In consequences OF this arrangement The Concert snnounce
for tomorrO Saturday, Will be postponed until further no
tice. mls u
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closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for states
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Union, and Denmark
HorThy Sweden Poland Russia Greece Ionian Islands, etc.
is sent from the Post office in New York semi weekly
Rs- For Mobile The fine steamer Xirglnia a,
Capt W. L. E0zzes. will leave bb0ve THIS DAY, arti
val Of the 22u p NJ Jefferson and the p NJ Ponchartrain
Railroad Cars
Deck .................... ............... 80
EDWARD RORY. Agent,
MIG 1t n Camp street.
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fF& FOR SALE OR CHARTER - TfsE
kT< Al copaered and sery f.sss Al
ssAs4Esng brig Northern Belle, Do iuns burrhgn--
found; has just made the quickest pzge TO his porf
MI GEO ". HYEsoE 4 co. 90 Camp ssrss.
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No 2SS BGrOnne street. between taroudeet and Juli9
N The Ladies Of New Orleans respectfully informed
2I Lshat the above Academy is open, where all the
T Fashionable Dances will be taught including the
"a brated Bernadne Quadrille Ia Cour and Lancierh
IHdesMondPy, Wednesday and Friday, frVm II 10 and
to6P N.
Chiller Misses and BoysTuesday, Thursday and Saturday
from TO 7. NJ.
Private LesnnTuesdsy, Thursday and SATURDAY. from II
70 B; and from 10 10 nieht. in2a tanl
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30 l.O, y. t---HOuard Lodge No. 10 sHeet1
EVERY THURSDAY EVENING, In Lodge Room No s. Odd
Fellows Han. 81 O'Clock. Othcers-AIEXR. PuRTEOUS
n g. 4, DE SOFA, v. g. JOS. MAGNER, Recording Sec
N. ls6
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A Wis AUX CONTRTBUABLES-LE SOUSSI
"A gne, Collector de d. Fiat, ofe
outes deyan des Eta pour annee 1851
cees pour licenses de ISIS DAYS Premier Di>rc
VILE De bureau &c CRY Hall 36me etage
payer les susdte dams temps present. par o
petne uHvor eur prophetic hypoheque les des
Heures de bureau de A. NJ. to 8 Z. VI.
mo 2t Colleeie9r Premier nistrict
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BASE or LOUISIANA, q
New Orleans, Oct. 10. 1851. s
E5-Approved Sterling Exchange will be re-
cetyed IN payment OF paper discounted hy his Bank,
90 II R. NJ DAVIS, Cashier.
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- NJ Banks Arcade Magazine street.
Sunday STOCKS, BONDS aud INSU RANCE SCRIP, as per
catalogues to be ubfsined on Saturday morning.
N.B.0rders will be received unul Friday evening lms 81
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! HALLER * LaeAN, coPPERsMiTHs

ROUND AND OVAL BILLIARD TABLES. six and eiEhs
feet Billiard Tables with Marble Wood Tops Cash
ions play the table, either Pool the Game.
f aud complete Of every article the line Mzn-
Inds Rubber Cushions;
aee Rouees, Balls and Pins for Ten.Pn Alleys Lot
ECO NOMICAL STOVES,
Portable, and up order with erockery and
tops.
a7-walnut Wood for sale d3ay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

III Mr.. Franklin Langley, of Norfolk, Va,
but lately from California, has been made to suf
fer severely from strange infatuation for girl
Of the town, who took him to a thieves den in
New York, and swindled out of the measure of
sl2 ,OOo-all the money he had-and his gold
watch; after which he was kicked out of doors.
Before his money was exhausted the girl PROM
ised to marry him; he bought her wedding
ring, silk dresses, travelling trunk and all that,
and got as far as Jersey City, on his way toward
home. But there, as he insisted on marriage, she
left him, only, however, to be pursued still fur
ther. When the miserable duPe awoke to his
senses and comprehended his situation, he i'm
portuned the aid of the police, who arrested sew
eral parties, charged with robbing him, and
locked them up to answer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

IL The Mormon Legislature met, as was
mentioned, at Salt Lake city, on December 1ith
The Council organized by the choice of Heber C
Kimball, as president, and the House of Repre-
sentatives elected John Taylor speaker On the
18th Brigham Young sent in message After
abiding 10 the condition Of the Territory as re-
CARDS agriculture, the mechanic arts, mining,
education, the policy pursued towards the In
dams, and the mail contract he discusses the if
dcultIes Of the Saints with the Gentiles Having
received no Official notification of the intention of
the Government to supercede him in the guber-
Material Office, nor Of the despatch Of troops to
Utah, Young affects TO regard the army at Fort
Bridger and the civil authorities there as an or
gained mob, against which he has already full
minated proclamation to disperse. This pro-
clamation the army Tor "mob.', as he calls it)
refused TO obey. He then adds:
"Cn der these circumstances, I respectfully
suggest that YOU take such measures as your en-
nghtentd Judgment may dictate, to insure pub
hc tranquility, and protect, preserve and perpet-
nate ilviolate those indlienable constitutional
rights which have descended to us rich legacy
from our forefathers."
The Legislature thereupon passed resolutions
expressing their entire confidence in Brigham
Young, and their determination to sustain him
in the rebellion. II also passed law attaching
green county to Salt Lake county, with the view
PROBABLY, OF multiplying some Of the proceedings
OF the United States Court which had opened
there by Judge Eckels.
II supposed Judge Eckels' Court will ind let
every member of the Mormon legislature who
voted to sustain Young. They had been recon-
vened specially for the purpose on January 18th
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

CosrnxArIoSs.--ws hear that in executive
session, yesterday, the Senate confirmed the
following appointments, among others;
Samuel Medary, to be Postmaster at Colum-
bus, Ohio, vice Mr.. Miller.
Dr.. A. M. Robinson, TO be central superin-
tendent Of Indian Affairs, vice Gov. Cummins,
resigned.
ELEcrsp.-Mr. Alex. r. Evans, of Texas, OF
late Washington correspondent Of the New
York Herald, has been elected to be the clerk
of the House Committee on Claims, vice MT.
Corbin, of Mo-, resigned.
The U. s. SHIP DALE.-Letters have been
received in this city from on board the Dale at
st. Helena, Jan. g. 1858. All we'll The Dale
was to sail for Fish bay, St. Psul's, and Ka-
benda on the African coast, on the rext day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

III The new governmental of exico has issued
a long manifesto to ''Mexicans." AS usual in all
such documents, in a vast amount of verbosity-
gradiloquent enough, indeed-there is "plenti-
full lack" of tangibility. Religion, union, and
independence" are its high-sounding watch
words; ''truth and justicen are declared the
bases on which it will act; and its resignation to
the will Of Divine Providence is devoutly pro-
claimed.
decree Of the 18th ult restores to their Offices
al those who were removed for no other cause
than refusing to take the oath offealty to the
sutton Of 1857. Another establishes the Supreme
Court as IL existed in 1855. The ecclesiastical
and military fnsros are re-established by ano-
ther. The disposal of church property under the
laws enacted during Comonfort's administration
are declared null by others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

ExPEpIrINs TINE MAIL.-Mr. jackson, of the
New Jersey, and Mr.. Pelton, of the Philadelphia
and Baltimore railroads, have just concluded an
arrangement with the Post Once Department to
facilitate the mail between Washington and Bos-
ton twelve housekeeping Washington at p. m.
arriving in New York at 9 a. m-so as to leave
In the early New Haven train.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
THE BOOK OF THE coNsTITUTI0N

The demand of the people from all nat,
county Ior new edition Of this Book bring,ns
Gown the statistics TO the present time IA ,h.t
knoxn throughout the country TO render a nsrtio -
saY tsst J, o. u unnecessary here; suffice to
SeiveG the voluntary and generoua p,trona1 ne of
by the Snsns o, having adopted
Gonss,, court az standard edition II the
re0eavea tne speciai appreciation Of some of the
hss Ls.n ssesnen OF The past and present age. 1t
S"nPsaIcp Tor every American citizep and as text
~ Ed ~, the rising generation Of the schools.
Jurors who venerate and support the Constitp-
Ion. the sentiments Of Washington, and the prnei-
- - emoqdies, have heretofore given IT Their
!. 1ooksellers and others who may desire to tain
TOT the supply ofthose who may desire to possess
the new edition will please address = 80
WILLIAM HICKEY, yR,
mS-u washington City, ID. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

NEW COUNTERPART TO Tos,cco -Two
distinguished clergvmen, Rev. Drs Tyng Epis-
coPalian, and Cox, Presbyterian, have taken re-
Gently very strong ground against the use of to-
bacco. DIR. Tying, we understand, pronounces
cigars to be the "Devil's playthingsh Dr. Cox
goes still further, and, in old King James, STYLE
declares tobacco to be a "hatefullv offensive py-
tallsm, with concomitant dirt ineffable.p liz has
been well observed that if the Devil could be
killed by hard words, DR.. Cox would be a dead
shot.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

III Two thousand dollars was contributed
last week by Mr.. Everett to the Mount Vernon
fund-the fruits Of his two lectures at Richmond,
Va. Mr.. Everett will lecture in Alexandria on
the 18th inst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
Spirit OF THE MORNING PRESS.

The Union this morning has some hau doIen
vigorous editorials upon the current political
topic of the day and in the same connection
gives \ letter from q Hartford, Conn, CORES
pondsnt, showing that the teiegraphic report
sent out from that point of q great Douglas
triumph in Hartford, was bogus manufacture
for political effect. The Union thoroughly
overhauls Mr.. Robert J. Walkers strained
doctrines about the sovereignty of the people.
The Inteiiigeneer has no editorial this morn
ing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

ID The New York papers, in the abse nee of
murder, seduction and abortion cases, are max
ing sensation" articles upon the religious revi-
walls now In progress in that city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
BOARDING.

BOARD IN A PRIVATE FAvILY.-A lady
ID and gentleman Il two single gentlemen ran be
accommodated with neat, furnished trent Room.
with or without Board. partial Board IN private
family. No children or hoarders IN the house. Ap-
ply at 57 street north bstveen 9Th and 9Th streets.
m I-S,s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On Saturday morning, February =, be
IL tween the hours OF II and 1, on the Avenue, or
IN some store. or 7h 18th streets. a ladies'
GOLD HUNTING CASE WATCH, with cham
and eye glass OF tortoise shell and small seal at
tached. The finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving It at GALT'S Jewelry Store, on Pennsyf-
vaBIa aveIue. feb 27-3s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

III The Legislature Of Texas is a remarkable
oody, and Its labors without a parallel. They
have a large amount Of business on hand, and for
some time have been holding three sessions a
day-forenoon, afternoon, and at night To these
they have added fourth, a session before break
last. The Austin Gazette says the House now
meets at O'Clock, a. m, and goes to work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL.
fhifty.fift Csnsress-First Session.

In THE SENATE, yesterday, Mr.. Clay presented
the credentials Of Hon. James p. Henderson,
elected to I'LL the vacancy occasoncd by the death
OF Hon. Thos. ]. Rusk, late Senator from Texas
Mr.. H. took the prescribed oath and was admitted
to his seat.
Mr.. Bright said that the reason why his name
did not appear on the final vote the passage Of
the army bill was because he had paired of with
Mr.. Wade, who was detained from his seat by
sickness-he being for the bill, and Mr.. w.
against It.
The bill for the admission of Kansas having
been taken up, over all other business, by vote
OF yeas 32, nays 20, the Senate proceeded to its
consideration.
Mr.. Green advocated the passage Of the bill,
and gave notice that at the proper time he should
move to amend by providing for the admission Of
Minnesota aud Kansas together.
Mr.. Douglas desired more time to revise his
report.
Mr. Collamer made some explanations of his
report, after which,
The Senate went into executive session, and,
finally, without transacting further business ad-
iourntd.
In THE HOUSE, after our report closed, the dis
cusson Of the bill fixing the salaries Of the clerks
postmasters, doorkeepers, messengers, pages, and
other EMPLOYEES of the House was continued un-
TIL about 81 O'Clock, when, without any action
eng bad on the bill the House adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02
Proceedings of To-day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, up to 1 o'clock, moth
ing Of public interest TRANSFERRED, the time being
occupied with the reception of petitions and res
olutions of private character.
The House bill making appropriations for full
flment of the treaty with Denmark respecting
the Sound dues was passed.
Mr.. Seward introduced bill amending an act
fHring to passenger steamships.
Mr.. Evans introduced a bill amending e pat.
ent laws.
Mr.. Houston introduced a bill providing for
the organization of regiment Of mounted vol
unteers for the protection of the Texas frontier,
and also authorizing the President to raise four
additional regiments of volunteers
All Of which were appropriately referred
The consideration of the Kansas bill Was then
resumed.
In THE House, this morning, the bill provid-
ing for salaries for clerks and other employees
was taken up, and the previous question upon it
having been ordered under the rule
Mr.. Mason made closing speech in advocacy
of the bill, and
After conside able discussion the bill was re-
ferred to the Committee Of the w hole-yeas 100,
nays rs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-03-02

III Advertisements should be sent in By
IL s'cIsck m; otherwise they may net aP.
pear until the next day.
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The Pacific Hotel Disaster At St. Louis.
From the 81. Louis Evening News

Almost every citizen of 81. Louis has, no doubt,
had strong suspicion that the Pacific hotel dis
olaIlsm' ana circumstances are now being de-
veoped, which tend to confirm that suspicion
beyond the possibility Of a doubt
lt appears that Mr.. Doane, one of the unfortu-
mates, who was supposed to have lost his life NV
the nre, and whose remains were recovered from
the ruins retired to bed about 10 o'clock I'm the
room adjoining that usually occupied by man
named Charles L. Taylor, alias Sanders, and Sc D.
arated from IL by board PARTITION reaching
only part OF the way to the ceiling. About 1
oclock, on the morning of the fire, the watchm
OF the Pacific Hotel met Taylor in the street and
in conversation with him, Taylor stated that
Doane had 81 900 in his room with him
Al Two O'Clock the same morning, TAYLOR went
=. 10 saia ho.el ana went to bed AT quarter past
ana took bed for the night and slept there
He bad no boots Cd at the time. In the morning
bly, stained with blood and no wound wv. on
the person Of Taylor
The room at the Pacific Hotel occupied bv
Doene was In a part Of the building aYording the
best chance for his escape had be been alive
When his remains were recovered they were on
The bed upon which he had slept, and II was sat
urated with blood. There were other unmis-
taxable indications that he had been murdered
by some one.
Taking all these circumstances into considera-
ton, suspicion rested strongly upon TAYLOR
teat ne was arrested on the charge Of murder and
Dr. d. w strader, the landlord of the hotel
va. us rePuted proprietor; but II now appea rs
ns. ne nad not dollar Of interest In IT, but that
J. osIonSea 10 persons with whom the Doctor was
a. Ieuo. ne, also. has therefore been arrested on
we eaage 81 eonspiring with Taylor in the per
800, III ms y. osmoniaeal act The suspicion
may dissipate 1t entirely. His arrest wa. NOR
on the ground Of Possibility than pro6aSiIitu
Charles WaId'nP, the waicbman of tbe psc,A.
Hotel, has also been arrested and we IL. acInc
.ained, as witness, to prevent him from beina
bougA on or sequestered By the guilty partiss