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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

CoLoRED CHvALRY IN THE NoRTH,-The New
York Evening Post states that the morning of the
18th duel was fought somewhere in the neighbor-
hood of that city between two darkies, and one Of
them received ball in the leg, which would proba-
bly, result in amputaton. colored lady was at the
bottom of the affair
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
9sb 0rIsans 4ailp Grsstsut
THURsDAY MoRyING. ApRTL .. 1a6s5

PusIsHED.-Helper, the man who attacked Mr.
Crage on the floor Of the House of Representatives
few days ago, was placed under bond Of 5000 to
keep the peace, and fined $40 for carrying concealed
weapons. Senator Hale, the rampant Abolitionist
was present, and remarked that he had seen rufian
ism in the streets of Washington, and now he found
it in court, pretending TO administer justice. The
Court should have protected itself from insult even
from the red0ubtable Senator Hale
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE IN CMCINSATI.-A block Of
buildings in Cincinnati owned by Mr.. Longwortl,
and occupied as cofeehouse feed store, furniture,
and other establishments, was destroyed by fire on
the night Of the 18TH Loss s35 600, with partial
insurance By this disaster large number of poor
families were rendered houseess. A fireman was
fatally injured by falling from the roof
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

oAKAIVUA SPRINGS,
MONTREAL
,,,.-.n QUEBEC,
And all important Towns and Cities In the Northeast
Thus toi ming The CHEAPEST and only RELI ABIE Routa
to all points North. -
=
at CRro and st Louis with the Railroads.
BD- FARE CHEAPER til AN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE,
with less changes OF and handling of baggage.
pJ- InformA Through Tickets Cairo
Louis and thence via Railroad all points Mort GOOD
FOR ONE YEAR-AlowinR the holders stop any point on
the route snd resume their journey peAsuemay be
cured on application Al the
COMPANY'S OFFICE,
Under the St. Charles Hotel New Orleans
n~ The only office where Plans OF the Cabins can
seen, stae.rooms secured, THROUGH TICKETS pur-
chased to all Northern and Eastern Cities.
al9H tieperai AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

ABORIGINAL MURDER.-In the Paulding (Miss)
Clarion Of Saturday last find the following item
An Indian woman named Sophia was killed by an
other Indian named john near this place, last Mon.
day evening. They were going from town, both
drunk, when with or without provocation, John as.
saulted Sophia, beating her severely and nfeting
dreadful wound on her head with bottle. The
woman died Wednesday morning, and John was ar.
rested, but afterwards escaped from the officer
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

EFFECTS OF THE FLooD.-A Memphis paper in
forms as that at Napoleon Ark twenty-three deer
which had been driven inside the town by the inun
dation, were killed in one day great deal of pro
perty was destroyed. At one place below Napoleon
horses were seen standing in the porch of private
dwelling, and any number of cattle standing in water
up to their sides. Hogs standing about in the
woods on logs -l.f ..gH
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

MURDER IN CARROLL PARIsH.-We learn that on
Monday last, Marion Couch Of Carroll parish, was
killed at -Deerfield by a man named Ross Mygatt
a club, and then severely stabbed. Mygatt had for
merly lived in this parish, aud was regarded as
very worthless character. Madison American, 18th
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

SHOCKING oUTRAGE.-0n the l4th thirteen men
who had been employed at the Potomac fishing
grounds. met woman on the turnpike near Balti-
more and maltreated her in monstrous manner, nine
Of them, it is said. violating her person. Eleven of
the wretches, all Germans, arrested and three
of them were identified BY person who witnessed
the transaction.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

FATAL AFFRAY.-In Pinevile, Rapides parish, an
affray occurred on the l4th inst. between H. Wash
burn and Henry Franklin, in which the latter killed
the former by stabbihg him repeatedly with pocket
knife. Franklin underwent an examination and was
discharged, on the ground that he acted solely in
selfdefeuce.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

Children three old and under three
AM twelve years old halfpnce all twelve years old
full fare.
Family tickets in packages of twenty five at the
office Of the Master of transportation Merchants
lilies reside the line of the road tickets
twenty a We for their a
Is expected that Saturday Evening Train will
about the lst of May far Magnolia Returning
will arrive New Orleaus O'Clock A.. Monday
Freight Train will leave New Orleans every Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday returning will Orleans
the days Freighto leave the city the days
be the depot by O'Clock p NJ previous to
the day of leaving DGe notice will be given when freight will
go he yond Bahaa,
40 VIM, NJ WADLEY, General Sunerfntendent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

Earl Chatham was a martyr to gcut in his feet
To protect them they were swathed in flannel and in
socks made expressly to cover the flannel He wore
shoes large enough to cover this mass of wrapping.
One day his residence at Hayes broken into, and
among the things stolen were these shoes. In the
morning his valet, in announcing the robbery, said
" He has taken your shoes, my lord.p What my
hope they will fit him.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
PoruLAr1ON OF NEW YoRK.-A correspondent G

IOfILAIloN Or NEW IOhh'-h correspondent VI
the N. Y. Courier and Enquirer asks
Can it be true that census of the population of
the Island of New York, recently, carefully, thor
oughly made by the City Inspectors Department, in
which every house has been faithfully Investigated,
discloses an aggregate of niue hundred thousand :?
If it be correct report, the census of 1855 must
have been delusion What can be the limit to New
York, if these figures are true?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

ELEor1oS.-A dispatch of the 18th from Trenton,
New Jersey, says
Joseph Wood, Democrat, has been elected Mayor
Of this city The other Democratic nominees, incud.
ing majority Of the City Council, have also been
alecfPd.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

TIE WEATHER IN NORTH LOUISIANA The Cad.
do Gazette, of Saturday last, says:
During the early part Of the week the weather was
cold and cloudy. The wind directly from the North
blew perfect gale. Great fears were entertained
for the fruit. On Tuesday night there was slight
FROST which did no injury. We have beautiful spring
weather, dry and warm.
The Mount Lebanon Baptist says:
To-day, April 49, as we go to press. there is every
Indication OF freeze tonight. stiff northwest
wind has been blowing constantly for two days and
nights, and the temperature is bnt little above the
freezing point and cloudy We still hope though it
is almost hope against hope, that the clouds may
continue or the temperature RISE and spare our fair
spring prospects.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
ol2
>~o DIR. BAAKEE TREATS ALL DIS
<G9A

-
S@f&EAsEs FREE OF CHARGE. %&&
DOCTOR BAAKEE will also give special attention to the
following Diseases Coughs, Colds, Consumption Group, In
huenEa Asthma Bronchitis and all other diseases of the Throat
and Lungs.
He will particular attention to the treatment Of all Skin
Dsesses-Lumbago scrofua Rheumatism and chronic
Neuralgia Paralysis Epilepsy Dyspepsia Piles, and all de-
raugemen of the Stomach Liver and Bowels and also all
chronic Female diseases Special attention will be given the
treatment of the Eye and Ear.
DR.. Baakee has made discovery Of Fluid that will
produce perfect absorption Of the Caaac" and per-
vision the Eye without the OF the knife Dr. Bsa-
produce thousand certificates of his perfect
in curing Cancers old Sores Ulcers Fistua, Swelngs
Tumors Of every description and without the of the knife
Special must be mnde with Dr. Baakee for the
of the last named Diseases they will require his
constant advice and attention. Dr. Baakee Of the
kf and celebrated Surgeons and Physicians living
His fame known personally in nearly every principal city in
the world.
All letters directed to Dr. Baakee encosng postage stamp,
five cents from any distance correctly stating the Of
the disease shall be promptly answered. aud the patients
treated by correspondence free of charge.
R5F-Ohice hours from A. NJ. oSP.M.
DOCTOR BAAKEE.
pOce 40 Baronne street, below Poy street. New Or.
cans. La. jal6 ly&W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

CRoP PROSPECTS IN GEoRGIA.-The Columbus En-.
quirer of Saturday last says:
We learn that frost was observed in number of
localities throughout this region of country on Thurs
day morning but it must have been very slight, as
there is no complaint of serious injury by it-even
the tenderest garden vegetables scarcely indicating
itshnrtSnl AT nsAseA-4hA ,AAthA- n,nnh
Some of our farming friends of Russell county,
Ala and on this side of the river complain of very
small black bug, which perforates and sucks the
young and tender corn stalks, causing the leaves to
bleach as if bitten by frost. These insects so
small that they probably do but very little damage
after the corn gets further advanced.
The wheat and oat crops in this region are said to
be promising much better than usual and we are glad
to learn that considerable quantity has been sown--
more than ordinarily. Corn has come up remarkably
well, and the stand is generally very good Cotton
also appears to be coming up well. The young fruit
is very abundan'.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
MISCELLANEOUS.
ELATsi FLATS, FLATS!

ELATsi FLATsi FLATS!
GIPsIEs GIPsIEs GIPsIEs,
Just opening. large assortment Of
Flats and GIpsy Hats,
DIE VERNON, F'"s NV O"'"e ''''''''
PRINCESS ROYAL
PRINCE OF WALES
ALFREDS, etc., ETC.
All OF which entirely New Styles and beautiful patterns
We still receiving large additions to our already well Sc
leeted stock Of
Ladies' Dress Trimmings.
CIT and Silver TRIMMINGS German English and French
FANCY GOODS.
EXTENSION SKIRTS EXIT NsIoN sKIRTsl
large assortment Of sizes suited for summer wear
B. PIFFET,
No. la Canal street.
aly 3pbt Touro Buildings
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

LAKE ERIE.--The Buffalo Republic, of the 18th
inst, says
The ice in the lake is rapidly disappearing under
the combined influence OF wind and rain. Broad
patches of blue water visible in every direction
and convinced that we now see the last ice OF
the season, making its way down Niagara river.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
r-s-. -..--,.-,- NEW ORLEANS, JACh-
~ "a son AND dREIT N0RTHEEF

sAI--Nesst--fA AlLn'Ab .
On and after Sa urday, the 10Th day of Apr 1855 Pas
senger Train will lesye New Orleans daily 40 A. M and
arrive at Canton NJ I O'Clock p. NJ.
Returning will leave Canton 80 A NJ and arrive at New
Orleans O'clock p, M.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
THE LAKE.

nUSsIssrDu. ..,,T.g,, ,,.,, :, !. -,
e s.SfL--sNE' nEfFars ,ssgDSSsD ,SDDSD SsurnrAnnI;
SIIoR z p asH q noniLn ASD LAkh
pa mentsi ea ~ Vs. nun ,w,th nYe Haer-Kht COM
with snperl0r berth 4 s.e.'
for Mobile touching At Bav ~ Ion. pass
Mississippi
-NoNDAys
From Lake end os reeirson p p,iS n soo a,
Fro,o 90 60 - hanoa1 :...s.z:D r Mchrs
From Lake end Jeasrson ~ ,si1oad 10 sso =,
From Lake end tl, ''''''' a ~ eels
Touching Al Rax a. Ionis ts ~ =. ~ Sa.s S
and Biloxi ' - ' : ''' NniisuAn' hia'iSS'Ppi Oityt
For Ocean snrings a, a ia. L.. ,,
Te' - q i.rI ~ ~ n !, = a'v 81 H"u'ns'-
From Lake end of Pontcb .rsin Rstiro o. ~ eae
Returning leaves Nobe touebina NJ Mi.si..inat ca pa
Christian and Raw 81 Tou;s- ~ N'9'PP' N'' = $50
rpI1, hnn nrspa = "a =; ~ o'clock A. MI
Leaves OCEAN sr,inna inipfNi ~ IL ociock NJ
~ ~ sIfND ~ .rrpn,oox
M he WI ears nssi Jefferson on RsTosd' in time
Passengers by This boat NAV rely IN ben hranh
- hhe was bnit expressly TO avoid the
comfort and safety ' ne eaN' Oil 'ne Lake Tor Speeo
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

IRism POTATOES, FIFTY CENTS PER HAMPER
White SWEET POTATOES.
Extra MESS BEEF, spiced Rounds
Large TONGUES, Pickled and Smoked
Superior PICKLED'HAMs.
WESTPHALIA HAMS
COUNTRY sAUsAGEs put up in Lard.
Breakfast BACON.
VENISoN HAMS extra GOLDFISH.
Mess MACKEREL, quarter barrels and kits.
Old Java and Jamaica COFFEE.
Fresh BLACK TEA.
New York CHEESE and selected BUTTER
By steamers, in store, for sale by
II. II. HEDDEN
all 3plH corner Common and Caondelet streets
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

a M. PAPPENHEIMER HAS RRMuvED
VI from No 70 Baronne TO No. It's Canal where he
- has hand, and Is constantly receiving large and
splendid Of Rosewood Mahogany Parlor
and Bed Room FURNITURE, all selected By HIMSELF
which he offers the public reduced prices suit the times
Gall and examine before buy ing elsewhere, jal5 5n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22
s-s- -...u.v.s,..,-, PUNTCHARTRAIN RAIL-
kSnz ROAD-Excursion Tickets Is cents.
&ESNxK-lfsfS SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
Departure of Cars

On Sundays the steam train will leave the citv every hall
hour after O'Clock in the morning Except l0 during the day
with extra night; and the Horse Car will leave the Lake
hour after the steam train arrives there.
Extra special trips when required by notifying the
ductor.
Station House has been erected at Genty Ridge where
the train will stop when required excep mail trips
Fare each way Is cents and the Conductor have timely
notice to stop. NJ ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One OF these Engines and Mills complete Of size No.
pressy Guaranteed boards per day
we furnishing good mechanic it, and the purchaser
paying freight and insurance from this city,
For $4,000.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS
One Of these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
anteed to saw 1900 feet Of onench boards per day. with the
services of good mechanic, etc, as above.
For s2,75O.
PORTABLE CIRCULAR SAW MILLS.
One OF these Engines and Mills size No. expressly guar
auteed to 40 feet of oneneh boards per day with the
services Of a good mechanic above etc.,
For $4,000.
These Engines complete for driving Gr Mills and
ton Gins.
The cost OF larger smaller machinery about propor
ton to the amount Of work done. maehiuery ex-
pressly guaranteed as represented sale.
One Of thee celebrated Machines from P. Rahms Eagle
Foundry Richmond, Va, is exhibition So Perddo
street.
Also variety of Machinery uses now on hand
and for sale by
EDWARD NJ. IvENs, Agent,
mis- I'm 81 Common street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-04-22

WALL LPAPER-WAI4LPA p PAPER-JUST RECEIVED
w direct from the manufacturers the largest and most des
rable stock Of French and American PAPER HAEGINGS
brought into this market consisting OF Oak Marble Gold
Stone Silver Velvet and Decoration Papers, Of every desep
ton Also large assortment Of Satin and Blank Papers, Of
every price and quality. For sale low by
r. HEwHALL,
90 Canal, Old Levee street, up stairs
oupetent workmen to Of the city
trV ms 3m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
POLITICAL.

IX1a prsIRIcT.-In this District, n0w repre- sented
by TIE Hot John Hsskn, a Congressional Canven-
ton Of the Opposition il called Monday, ost. 4,
- H.. at the American Hotel, Sng-SAns
Amxre.s CoUSrr CosvEsrIos.-ThIs Convention
mel last night at the Stuyvessnt Institute ThsSecond
and Fyutes eth Wards were contested and eaer ait
t,rg ,sail O'Clock q Committee ai one frcai each
Ward was appointed to confer with the Republicans
Vim CoYGREssIosaL DIsrRrcr.-The Convention
adjourned without doing any business.
Egik CousTY.--The principal candidates on tte
Denecrutic ticket Congressman, Israel l. Hatch;
Se,.,nr Levi j. Ham; Sheriff. james Wordsworth;
Clerk, James NJ. Payne.
Tie ,icia returns of the late constitutional eeGnon
IN Ter1essee indicate, Notwithstanding .he sma.aess
of the vote, decided opposition to any change N the
Constitution of the State. Out of 1853 votes cast,
e .93l were against and Only 3937 IN favor CT such
charge.
Cev. Corwir is making thorough. canvass of his
District In of his late speeches ne thus sharac
,ertcay expresses very natural Thought earning
Douglas
II have ss.,d that honor Douglas. ] honor any
uan IT. d uarty who looks the ,ad of tkAt party IL
lis face, Il defes bis power. Blu, why did not Doug
las wLolly epsncipate himself instead Of putting t,e
f.tt = ii one land, and allowing the handouts tc
ia .e from the other y
ESSsrlyAsIA.--john Ii. Walker of Erie is the
publican G. ate in the XVIII District.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Nrw-ORlrlNs, Wcdnosday, Sept. ., lS5S
~ -,s,er, az the Board of Health for the week past
n- similar 10 that Of the preceding week the fg-
r'hanr As follows: Week ending 2Oth--total deaths,
sS Sysr deaths, leo. Week ending Gth-total
Ss,A. $40 fever desihs, l4 1t will be Sc, by the
That there has been decrease during the week
~ ,oiN number of deaths of g. and of fever deaths
va The deaths in the Charity Hospital during the
o. Sovr, esdirs o'clock Monday evening as reported
!, The Board Of Health. were q while for the "a hours
G.,ns y, @ is.i Tuesday evening they reached ls.
AuGusrA. Wednesday, Sept. %, 1853
Our city continues healthy. Not q case Of yellow
kre, has occurred.
= SAvsSyAH, Wednesday. Sept. 29. 1853.
There were three intermcnts from yellow fever to-
Day. IN ,o,o
The New-0rleans papers contain later advices from
Tsxss which report the total number Of deaths by fe
ver al Galveston this season at A.. There still,
however. $50 that remained under treatment.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

When the Rebeccs came In ahead VI a the yachts,
winning the frsselass prize Of $5o she was moss
Enthusiastically cheered all sides. Tire M.uner.ng
carried sway the second prize Of 30 in sp,nd yye,
having in this. her first race, d.nr guised herself
bravely. She was sobesrtly sppla'ided. The pras
of the third class, So, was won by tho Fanny. We
believe there sweepstakes for the sehooners; il
70, il fell to the lot Of the Znga.
We indebted for opportunity Of reporting tie
Regatta, and day Of maloycd enjoyment, to the
court.sy OF Messrs. Samuel BraiLur,t, WIN. A. rur-
nure, and Henry Smith. Mayor Mayo Of Richmond,
Va, Col. August Of the same State Maor Anderson,
u. 3. A.. and several other Vrgnisns here on visit,
we're the guests Of the gentlemen above named. who,
chartering the elegant little steamboat + Kinund
Griffin, Capt. Peter Van uouten, for the occasion.
took their guests to the r. guts knily inviting II, to
Join the party.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
later from Mexico.

N.w.OntY,~s, "Wednesday, sep, ~ Iooo.
80, l. IN receipt Of late and interesting
n , Mexoo. Of which the following Is sum
mny; -. a., xomto as still prevailing
quite extensively in Vera 'r"' """
daily. co.. Gan Robles had not made a
Clyde, al snohen ~ he might be called upon to
smong aene " a" =, ne head Of the Government.
succeed AaOs recently offered for the recall Of
The fiePo,o .,or civ opposed by Gen. Eel sagaray,
SansA Ana ~ ioin the Liberal army in case the
pmfessNI ..ncsss OF ihe Liberals was not doubted.
M se Ssrsytk. the American Minister was still in
~ I., Taeuhaya), whore he would remain for
ss.nrs weeks. ar until the vomito had disappeared
= Mr,eutly 10 render travelling safe.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

EXHIBITION or "LrTTLE ELLA.'-fnls remarkable
child gave number of recitstions last evening at
Dodworths Hall, assisted and encouraged by Mr.. j.
b. Brown. The attendance excellent, and the
audience were delighted with the little g.rs eiors.
Her extraordinary powers and accomplish leDts have
been already noticed at length in these columns,
and nothing remains to he sad that head save that
she was perfectly unabashed by the presence Of The
crowd of people, and seemed to perform in public in
the same easy and unembara.sed manner "a before
two or three persons only. She completely falhlei
the hopes and expectations of her friends, and
hnppy TO state that the exhibition pecu isrily,
as well a. otherwise suooess. 1t would be sgrest
pity, however, to pnt the pretty child through
series of public "enierainmonts;' aud it is Ia be
hoped that those who have the of Lsr viii In
it that she IL sent into The country 10 play with the
pgs and chickels for the ueI dozen years, anf ne,
psrsded through the country 81 infant pe'iom"non
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

Anyprcass IN PAnIsLrfe following IL list Of
Americans registered III the Baking Office OF hossn..
Lansing, BALDWIN apd Company, No. 5 P!ace de lG
Bourse. P,ris. from Sspt. 70 Sept u, isjs;
un. r.. L n ,r,sI.r O ~ al-n r. " L-s.e'L.
"a N Fi,s ara vie n H. Hans " > aier L. Bsnk. ana
wife. " Won H. H.smond sga wi~ Ps;a.L q a.
TS',,o. The Re-, J. r Raeer. DD., 4 D. Ian.rr Jry u.
Walker snd lanily. A. h.m,I1i w. p.-a NJ AiA. q
Inc He. W Richard. l. R.nk ,nd family. O. w Bdl snd
adv C. D. Rsyer. J. A. .@'h Z. %" IN &. h. oSen, L.; w
OuIsh, H. W. Hfk. ant VIII, = s. oiee,i ". M Crsason.
7 L. 'tor eI,S., . " ~ I': sc,SsS X
Mon, all Il Ne~ Yort, w. H. BuIner. K X. Bunting. u D.
" 81 wnslt {. y SIsig All nmiy, ID. Cslssls6f. l.
lr, a Pruisy ,sns; R-e W ". CSrgu d As.sseIy
,-.: Dr. T. d. Qussh. H. H. L~s-sns, w NJ r. Parker, e.
~ Losi.isps; J. T. Williams, a. " Fiiimon, Of Maryland. .
Js.. Allen and ian.ly H. Gooiran, Of Mssiprt d. hArsS
MorseL of lonpecticpt
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
FALL REGATTA or TIE NEK-YORK
YACHT CLUB

The FsN ,egstta Of the New-York Yacht Club w..
sailed Yesterday The yschts started from 6as -bcst
moored sbreas. II buoy No. %. OF O~Fs Heed, Lcsg
Island, around ,xe buoy al thu Soaih-wr~t SPIT ss-s-
irg !, from the north and wes' thence around tho
hxht--hp from the south and vest. and thence bssA
to the Souh-we.a Spit. turning the buoy iro'n The
aou,h and cast. and hemc to stake-boa' rear basy
No. Is, off Staten Island. A. ths race WAS mainly ~
rough ws,cr, the ladies were ef, st home. Appended
is n-t Of
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01
THE Bros AT TINE $. ". srrT.

The Una, in shis race, was entered as 6rst-olsss
yacht; but did not sell - we'll - usual Hr
sails, which had been enlarged, were ns msas-
ared, aud she consequently entered with tho ua-
derstsnding that they we're to be measured afsSe
the race. Her position, az to allowance Ut time,
has not, therefore, been determined. Phc Msdgc car
ried a tepsaiI all through the race, which wiu Of
course I've added to her sailing timc. From the south
West SPIT, to the hghtshs, the sea was asse rough.
causing the yachts to pitcn and paDg- right nsrrily.
The little Mannsrspg held her own at the head Of the
feet this stretch, beautifully, the Rebecca following
esse upon her heels, with the Msdgie m'le "steru.
asd the ether yachts still further o6 We cestd only
take the time Of the three foremost yachts at
TAR ftGursaIp
New-York daily tribune., 1858-10-01

CorRT or ArPEALs, Sept. 30. lSs.-The People
a., Is,o. Iop Judgment II the sura.u~ Court re,crsed
r,,d n NJ of Cotirt II G-nrrsl Sessions affirmed
NJ. /. argument concluded =, - ,
Ia, N, n,.,.,r .si IIay.-Motion 10 ont q
mi, order srsntrd not 70 be moved prrsrn, term
~ihsti conssrt
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