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rHrRp DrsIRrcr CouRr JOSEPH israel. vs. HIS CRED
Of New Orleans. IroRS-No ll.sl5
b order q sale rendered FeSraary s ISIS and 70 me se.
ed by the honorable the Third District Court New Orleans
ton at the City Hotel Common street between Camp and
O'Clock NJ creditors nsoyei +
sandry snrendeTd by tad insoVen 70 his credit
rr let G9 s1 Of New Orleans;
TERMS-Cash on the spot
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
de Ia Souyee-0 Iesns, CREANCIERS No. ISIS.
y Ell W. dun ordre dc vente, remdu ie
Cour de psue de NenvelIe Orleans dams ae cdessus
de la Gle de la Commune entire les du Camp des
Magasin pour lie eompe des ereaneers de rnsOyabe la
Puseurs complies abandonnes par nsolvabe SEES CREAM
District de- Ia NouyelIe, Orleans
ooNDIrIoNs-cOmptanta moment de radludicstion.
fe9 I2l5ls2 o Sheriff de Ia Parosse dor5ans.
DOLFUs MEG 4 co., PARIs-THE DEPOT FOR
the celebrated Printed Goods of the above house
JOHN sYz 4 CO.,
No. 6 College Place.
Second door from Park Place.
R8-Buyers invited to examine the stock. jazz SPIN
GRATiAA, COMMAGERE Il co., 20 CUSTOM
tomhouse street, offer for sale the following articles
bEMiJoHNs- empty Demijohns, and gallons.
NUscAT-s 80 boxes boxes N,.c,, Fro,,icn.n
OLIVE oIL4OO baskets different qualities, quarts and
PORT wINE-iOn ar pipes Burgundy Port. Crown.
sARDINEs-75 cases sardines 10 oil. H. and or boxes
GREEN PEAs-l5 cases Green Peas, etc. jas
THE IaPRovED mcCHEsNEY WASH
Il ING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and for sale by the sub
S Bex 3d, I a. T. Apollo street ~ Magazine street
james Collins Is Apollo street Where specimen may he seem
will be promptly attended to. All ask OF the public
~, " No. 10 Apollo street
rs TMENlY-EIVE DOLLARS REWARD
HENRY or GORDON, aged about a years weighs
frightened eonfased when spoken has negro swaegerin
gait; thin moustsehe; dressed when he black fock
coat checked cashmere pants daS and
"s', 'o''''4 '''' H M eBS'S Restaurant.
fes Il IA Copruon street
CHARLES WUODBUhN, SPECIAL DEIEG7IYE
Having appointment commission from the Hon @ NJ
Waermsn Mayor Of de city Of New Orleans,
am prepared 70 receive and puneuay all orders
by day or night M
HSASd sfo9 the is'ss; ms
mist COOK Ranges spd H. T.Os Col
Stoves" OF their own manufacture.
orders for Sheet Iron Chimney srseeh Tanks JUICE
Ss a s%s ss nss
boats Hotels and Pyss Ess They are sss3,s s, .Ss
Sugar PAN They possession that is
with The same quantity Of steam has sss0Ts,sS a SsSs
working model Pan which they win Dc happy to sxhibi
WHEELER A FORSTAIL,
do " 2fq Tchouponlss Front and rs Fulton street
QUIT MILLs-sAUf MILLs-
rh- MOST APPROVED PATTERNS I. store and for sale
fss SIM corner Magazine s and poSa1s s streets
DOLIING CLOTHs-BoLTING CLOTHS
! fresh assortment Of The GENUINE ANCHOR BRAND
or hand and for sale by GEO. W. SIzER,
fe3 3m corner Magazine and Pnvdn's streets.
ERENCH BURR MILL-SgONEs-
supply Of the various sizes, WAR; AETED BEST QUAIL
ITY, in s,or and for sale ny GEO. W. slZER
f-S Sp eorne- MssaAire and Poydras streets
M A DEL Al A. BOXES 0ono de I.Ohos for sail BY
feso corner of Gravisr and sew H Lsvss Streets,
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A USCULTATION : TO MEDICAL sTUDENTs-A
N Course of CLINICAL LECTURES will be delivered in
the Wards Of the Charity Hospital the PHYSIOLOGY and
DISEASES Of the CHEST including the Principles Of Physi
cal and RATIONAL DIAGNOSIS, commencing the Second
MONDAY In November. 1851, by
Sel6 Gun ALEXANDER HART, N. D.
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DREMIUM MOSS t-PRE MUM moss s-PUf
L up ia bebi order for shipment
THE BEST or MAfRBSSE
OF all Kinds
Planters give Negroes healthy Redto Be had -
CAMPBEII, ROuDREAux.
90 ly Once M Canal street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

M DANCING ACADEMIES-MR. A. CHE
~ RARDI respectfully his friesds
Ft& public that he has reopened his Dancing Academy
IN the Masonic Hall Charles street. opened
Dancing academy at the Eagle Hall of Pry ana
street and Felicity Road
All the Fancy Dances Of the will be taught including
Les IiAnciers and the American Quadlle
Glasses Masonic HalFor Children every Monday Wed
nesday and Friday from p NJ For Gentlemen, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. ".
Glasses Eagle IaFor Children Young Ladies'
Tuesday, Thursday ard Saturday, from 10 6 p. NJ.
Mr. @ having followed the profession in this city for the
% hoses continuance Of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed upon him jail I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

a. JUST ARRIVED. WITH LARGE LOT OF
- Virginia NEG ROEs. consisting Of Plantation hMRds
N baeksmiths, House Carpenters, Cooks Washers and
roners seAnsiresses and Houss Servants. The
signed will be receiving fresh supplies during season. which
he offers for sae for cash approved paper HAANs
Old stand corner Of Espanade aud Moreau streets
leans.
seal smd&ws Holm B. SMITH.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

T ECTURES ON PHRENoLOGY-
Programme for Course Of Popular Lectures showing
utility in the Intellectual Moral Bodily Development Of
Man, by
PROF. l.. N. FOWLER,
From the firm Of Fowler Wells New York,
In Armory Hall
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

(lLMAn,s FNEOmATlC STEAM GHAhD-
~ LAfOk Is plantations comprising tho
largest and smallest classes Of which has taken Of
three crops with combination Of the following advantages
any other known application Of
aior entire steam train:
l. IL but pressure Of 50
q Battery"
Il requires no additional water for the boilers
.. Its pipes never scale or require cleaning.
lts heating surface IL equally distributed throughout he
body Of juice that and hard grained
The steam being all condensed and returned the boilers
direct additional boilers required where the mill
boilers large and Gilmanis
pair Of cylinder boilers 80 inches diameter 81 lo
with Gilmsns Bagasse Furnace furnish
cane and run the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds
day.
at much less the planter than other
terry OF application OF steam to making sugar in part entirely
by steam
For further information, pamphlet with full speeecsons
and drawings will be furnished apple szhsrber,
who Is prepared make for the Battery EyAp0
Clarhers used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL H. GILMAN
d. 70 Grzvier New Orleans. La
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Office OF the New Orleans Jackson @. N. Railroad,
New Orleans. Jan. H. 1858 :
Mr. r Pointer: Sir-In your i1quiry, it gives
me pleasure state the and freight which
you for last June with Childs Co.'S Patent Cement
have TINS far given per ec satisfaction they have been
stant use have not leaked crop and
near now n perfect when FIRST put and take
pleasure in this Cement preparation adm
rnbly adapted for car and roof purposes.
s. 7. VAN LOON.
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FouaTG DI.ThIoT COURT L. r; cHEsBR0UGH vs.: ": ).
Of New Orleans. BURG RSS Conc II, SEA
PH VIRTUE of writ of Gerf faeias 10 me
~ diIecfed by the Honorable the Fourth Dis
New Orleans in the above entitled
At public suction at the City Hotel Common street.
March. 1853. IL O'Clock NJ : = n
l. THE UNDIVIDED HALF Of certain square Of ground
situated In the Fret District OF the city Of New Orleans
nstsd BY the No on ss drawn BY LOUIS sur Surveyor
OF the late municipality Mo- dated prl
deposited 10 the Office OF o. H. Perry
Said bounded by Common CLARK ravier
and Hgnn Avenue s ubdyded per said plan into thirty
| lots numbered from to thirty Inclusive
certain OF ground tuafed in the District,
designated on the Aforesaid plan by No. and Is comprised
within ommon Clark GrRvie square
being subdyidsd into thirty lots numbered from thirty
| inclusive.
certain Of ground the District
desgnsed the aforesaid by the bounded
Common Genoi Gravier and Teemsque Streets snbdgded
% per said plan, into thirty lots numbered from thirty
| inclusive :
/ longing.
Seized IN the above suit
TERMS-Cash the spot.
| z. t. PARKER
| Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

DOLFUS MEG d co.. PARASITIC DEPOT FOR
the celebrated Printed Goods of the house
with
JOHN sYZ 4 CO.,
No. College Place.
Second door from Park Place.
invited To- ta9q AMIR,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

WILL, THE SUPPOSED TO BE HARD ur" INDI-
w yiual relieved the advertiser Saturday night Of
his Book please the railroad ticket travelling
card OF o. p and passport, 10 Mr.. VAN BlbbEt, pro
preor Of "Van Bibber House and keep the remaining
tensf yN%o ~
- 80 ~ S. WOLFE
res " corner of Grayier ana New L.syes streets
CPAnKLING MOSELLE-s,b 5 Ne dsakell a Co.'S
fssO corner Of GrAyier and New Leyes sireets
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A oARD-BURNET HOUSE, clSC1NSATI, o.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.

"a TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS REWARD.
~ Ran Monday night the 5h inst, from John Il.
~ Brown, the slave boy
~ CLAR KE.
HIS height is about feet inches color black has
his LIP and black peck the white II his eyes
careesy and suops when walking wildly spoken
to, aud very TO have a forged pass.
Any person returning the same lodging him in Jail, will
b. paid the above reward by
I. 5. MEEEiNS 4 BRO.
No. Mariguy Buildings,
fe2g
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23
DOUBLING THE INCOME OF COTTOn
- PLANTERS.
PArENrED pRoFEKEYT IN TIE KAEUFAc1


PATENTED IMPROVEMENT IN TIE MANUFACTURE
or JARVIS
Employing Spin the Crop but about fourth the
Der required this nsmber consisting children
six Of and above and women unfit fer blowing
picking cotton,
prepared 70 furnish Planters with this NEW COM
BINATIoN OF MACHINERY, inclusive o. the STRAIN en-
CINE necessaTynanlely: The Gin with Lap Appendzeo
In one Machine and the SEGMENT Machines Of the Spinning
res and to have AL arranged in the Spinning Room The
plantation. complete great dispatch. Aso, cunPeent
E.HALF OF THE NEW PORTION OF THE INCOME
the very hrst year win MORE THAN PAY for the whole
Machinery inclusive Of the Steam Engine and the SpnnaR
Wages.
My IMPROVEMENT in It's results to the Planter eguv.-
lent to his having purchased Of me plantation
productive than those be works; and while his
ming interest will prove his diversion II will be exempt
the and snxiees inherent to Planting Gathering and
Baing up crop.
MY TERMS.
MACHINERY IL CASH ARTICLE, but for good secspt-
reasonable facilities aud for the RIGHT OF
THE PATENT, one-fourh be paid Of IRA
i've Of the the bring Gnned
with nuTing payment should the pAI change
propretors.
Propositions from Planters may be made and knew
Of Machinery in their particular they
TO state what has been the number OF pounds Of their
how many pounds Of Yarn day they Spin
att GkO. @. HENRY. Mobile, Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23
EIsK's REFINED COTTON SEED OIL

This celebrated on has been reduced in price, It IS below
the Oh. IL better cheaper ceaner
will burn much logger in lamps than any OH
much asd the aulteraed
oil get in this country Families eimboas aud planters
tly inyi ed 10 this Oil trial In all
Il gua auted give satisfaction. II for sale Fac
tory No "a New Leve- fen Ct
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

O. C. WORD B. 2. sINMs,
~ C. WORD Il CO., AUCT1oNEERS, WILL AT
" of Real Estate Negroes, Stock Sales,
Sales every sue apperauing auetoneers
Office corner Natchez street and Bank Place jail #
A. LEVY, dr., AUCTIONEER FOR THE SALE
Il. of Real Estate Slaves SUGGESTIONS and door business
generally Office rs Common street, next to corner Of Camp
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u n N u = IUi
Proprietor Fourth District FerT

Pointe Celeste Parish of Plaquemines Nov 81, 1857.
In NAV last large Of house covered
with W. r. Chds Co.'s Patent Elastic Fire ard Water Proof
Cement Roofing il has stood the vicsudes of heat
and cold we'll Since them have used it several other
ou"uiHs' t IT McNANUs
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

q SLAVESI SLAYES!i sLAYESlI!-
Ia We have hand and for accommodating terms,
OK NINETY SLAVES, embracing Mem Women and Chill
~ ir1naman them about nifty No. Sugar and Cot
Field Hands, from Plantations Also, No Cooks
Washers and Ir Seamstreses and HairdIes
and nuing Room Servants and Nurses and constantly
receiving eonsgnI-ets from South Carons, Mississippi
Georgia, Alabama and Florida.
fsi0 In J. /. oARMAs a CO.. % Magazine street
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OFFICE or rHE CENTRAL BOARn or CoNMissiJSERs,
City Of New Orleans, :
Feb Is, 1855.
MOTTO E-THE ELECTION ORDERED FOR MON
IN DAY the first day Of March 1888 by resolution Of the
Police jury Of the Parish Of Orleans the right bank Of the
riser Mississippi will be held Powder Magazine, under
the snpentendence Of Omer Reaud Hypolte Foer and A.
Morara-
BY order Of Central Board of Commissioners
j. AID. ROZIER, Sec'y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23
SORGHO, or CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED

A few bushels Of CHINESE SUGAR CANE SEED, a gen
uine article and In Convenient packages for sale by
WM. t. LEVERICH 4 Co,
felg Il = 0id revee.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

BUREAU CESrRAL DIES COMaIssArREs
Vile de IA Nouyelle- Orleans,
Is f6yrer 1873
VIs-LELECTIoN ORDoNNsE POUR LUNDI LIE
n premier Jour De lsdS une resou ion des lures
de Ia police de Ia parose dBfeans e cote rO du euye
Mississippi lieu magan de poudre powder Magaznel
conr6le de Omer Reaud Hypoitc Fortier A. Moral
Par ordrs du bureau central des eommsaires.
frlg ID J. Az. kOZGER, Secre.sire.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

: 18@ Polar star H.. A.',-Chapter No. IL
Regular oonvocatons every SATURDAY evening O'clock
at the Grand Lodge, Masonic Hall, st. Charles
OFFcERs-Seh r. Field, " E. H.. p. j. G. Bstche-
or F.. H.; 1haddeus ID. YanTion, E. S.: d. n Harder,
g. H g. p. Skinner p. So VIM II. Seaman r.
c.; Frank A Bartlett G. M Sd W. P. j. Christian G..
NJ % W. Geo. p. Evans, G.. M. LIST W; Seaman Field
Treasurer; H. stansbury Secretary A. b. strswbridge
| 81 VIM. H. Holland, j.. s.: J. Chele, Guard.
By order Of the NJ. E.. H.. P.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-02-23

u- j. E. MATTHEW'S Il OSCAR.
SaE3 RAGE TRIMMIEGs everything necessary tor
ASa Building and Repairing Carriages kept for sale
AxLES suitable for Cane Carts and DTAys, with fnch
and Nuts No. l56 iravier New Orleans. aull ly
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

sIcosp s p,s5 o GoUHr svGsc rs OF LOUIS
w son .Sl.s s
RY VIRTUE Of writ OF nsri fseiss 70 me
New Orleans above entitled eau. = WI proceed 70 .s
R PSo .Sa aSs at ss cry hSs GS 'sss ss.s
March 1873 At 5oclock ~ the following named slaves viz
SLsEEp, negro man, aged 2 years
yICToRIN, snulAito boy, aged n years, (crippled)
3 PAIsEY, anegro woman, aged ~ years
fkkAs-cssh on The spot.
7; PAREgg.
shertn Of the Perish Of Orleans.
DrS az Com y ps5scT DE- LouTs
,.n- N. ~ s MAhl.EIs decede-Ao Hs-s
ES yEETU Hn vie writ de- s'fi sr fsess mol
3SslIs srs ed-ss i pToesssrs L
De Ia conuSs snir h. % ~ 49, ps y . ds = Ute ~
ysute publqus adjudication sscsvss dom es Mons ct
Phil; nsgre axe Dc 20 ans.
t2 ALgREp Rssre Age q q ans
yfcToRis @uii;1. sss ss ~ p ans Ss.,roy.s)
.iris ss5. , ssE,s;se ssss De ~ ans.
CoNDITIoNs-coEnptsus De adjudication
fezs ms ls2z sssrf De 4 rsroisss sec d'oris.n.
srzrE nI.IsIcI oorErl MISSISSIPPI SOUND CO. vs.. ).
RY VIRTUE of a writ OF fieri faeIss 70 mn.
" directed BY the Honosoe the Sikh Bisttci csurI o
At ps5e suetion o. the premises ssseinafsT designated
The Contents Of he Book store No 50 Common street I. ~
First District Of this city as per nven'oyo be seen es
TERMs-Cash On the spot.
T. T. PARKER
Sheriff Of the Parish OF Orleaus.
CouE DISTRICT Compagnie MISSISSIPPI
de la fouyelie-orieans. soUhDvs; J. b WATSON
TN vERTU dun writ de fieri faeiss a mo-
"a Nouyele riea,s dsSs issae cdesss je proesdsrai
LUNDI, de 1853 l01z henres A. NJ les eax,
Ia vente pHblique ct adjudication de-
lie fonds du agasn de vres situk de Ia Commune M
CO dams lie Premier District de VILE suivant invenisirs
depose burean pour recourA.
sasi dams paffaire ci-iessuz
CONDlTIONS-Comptsn au moment de rsdjudiesiion.
T. 7. PARKER.
fs<3 % M > Sheriff de IA Par0s-e d'Oreans.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-20
THE DANISH GERMAN QUESTION.


letter of the 3Oth of July from Copenhagen repre-
sents the Danish German question as becoming daily
more seyious The German press urges action against
Denmark and the last ayices received at Copenhagen
from Frankfort to indicate that the Federal Diet
disposed to lend itself to the views of the Berlin cab
met which the Danes charge with harboring interested
designs against the integrity of their country People
speculating what would occur If Denmark per-
sisted in not yielding, and allowed the Duchy OF lio
stein to be occupied The party which is for the excu
sion of Iaucnburs would gladly, says the let
ter see this adopted and would then support
the government. There persons who imagine that
the German Diet deprive the Danish Civil List and
Excheauer of tho contribution paid by the Duches to
the general expenses of the monarchy This however
it is urged would be infringing the sovereignty Of the
King of Denmark and violating the integrity of his
dominons, guaranteed by Europe. The European pow
ers would then have to occupy themselves with the
question This is tedious and extremely complicated
one but it is not impossible that it may come to point
that will command the attention of the public, which
yet has needed it but little Gas IS W."
The shopkeepes of Paris not the only sufferers
from the effects of the absurd passport regulations still
so rgdly enforced The inhabitants of Metz have signed
petition to the Emperor, praying for modification of
the passport rules lately revived The petitioners add
that considerable falling off has taken place in the
number of strangers visiting Metz and that certain
branches of trade which have arisen from the frequent
intercourse with foreigners must inevitably perish if the
Emperor does not order the removal of the mpements
created by the revival of the DEGREES passports.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-20
THE YELZoW FEVER AT NEW oRLEINs.

The mail brings New Orleans papers OF Saturday the
l4h There were tytwo deaths by yellow fever in the
city during the twenty hours ending at IL o'clock,
Thursday the 18th Tho Daily Delta says
It would be simply absurd to deny that the yellow iet
YER exists in this city in epidemic form NO good pur
pose can be achieved by supprcsng peryertng facts
On the contrary the very effort to throw veil of cons
cealment around subject of this kind increases its ten
rors by involving it in that mystery which is the most
powerful smulant OF fear For part we have endeav
ored to comply with the duty which owe TO the pub
c both here and abroad by placing before readers
all the facts relation to the sanitary condition Of the
city that we have been able TO obtain. @t
The history of yellow fever, at least in this city shows
that from the time of its manifestation it has period
more or less regular of increase culmnation and de-
cline It generally attans its maximum during the ninth
week. though there exceptions to this rule, IN
1853 when il did not arrive at the eliminating point till
the thirteenth week For the present year the returns
have been as follows .r Aa
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-20
WASHINGTON CITY, FRIDAY, AUGUST 20, 1855
AUCTION SALE.
by J. G. MCGUIRE q CO., Auctioneers.

gNRUSTEE'S SALE OF A DESIRABLE PIECE OF
Land and House In the country this cityUnder and by
virtue OF certain deed OF bearing date the 3st
May A d. 1855 recorded In ber j. a. 81 lb7 folio 25
VI the land records for Washington county O. the unden
ed trustee, win sell public auction the auction j. c.
Aeue Co. in the city OF Washington, saturday the 2lt
Of August A. d. 1855 at O'Clock all Of lot numbered in
Geo. Tayors subdivision Of OF the original tract VI land called
Pasan Plains containing 1--WE sixteenth Of land
less togsthe with all the improvements consisting Of
story House and back building and utbudngs.
The above property will be sold sct ncabrance the
of which win be stated at the time Of sale -r
The land and premises offered for sale de
rsb fronting the Washington and Rockville Turnpike road
about miles tho and in OF the best neishbohoods
in he county 4trt Fs-Et #-Ha5f
fourth In cash. and the residue hre equal
twelve and eighteen months with interest," and
by OF The satisfaction of the tho
complied with within days. the
resell the deiaung
chaser. All conveyancng at the purchasers cost
W, III. WARD, Trustee.
Aug 11--dts A tH j. c. MCGUIRE AGO, Auctonecrs e
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-08-20
MIXING BARGAINS WITH FELON.s. I.
[From The Albany Tunes.

d
The announcement that the late robbery affair at the
Hatters' Bank, Bethel Connecticut sis being arranged
in satisfactory to both parties is the most i'm
pudent, bold, rascally and unblushng that any
dared put in public print Here was of the
most extensive and daring burgaries committed.
The large sum of $50 900 stolen The thieves arc
caught within few days Of the perpetTaton of the fell
ony. They are discovered to be old, practced, and
hardened offenders They are, therefore, entitled to no
mercy and their freedom is dangerous TO the public
And yet with eontery that would shame the devil
these bank officers cooy sit down with the thieves strike
bargain with them for the delivery back of somo OF the
money let them go unwbpt justice and pay no more at
tention to law than t toy made for Their oit
If deserved State prison. IL is these same bank
officers, who by thus tampering with thieves aid and
abe them, and prove by their conduct that they too
willing to become thieves whenever good oppoft
nifty offers &t 8aFR ID slg
We have quite too many such scenes enacted among
us Some people altogether too ready to make money
by bargaining with crime II is time for supporting The
integrity of the laws and the protection of citizens that
such things had an end The police authorities Of New
York should at take bold of the subject and 10
1t that while the thieves ARE arrested their ahoterS are
locked up in the cell with them. III these bank
rascas go unwhptof justice let more hear
of prosecutions for aiding ebetting being ucocssoyto
burglars other villains. let the penalties for such
things be at once stricken from the statute book