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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.
As We desire to place the hands OF every pers sTn
sgynt. a copy of tie engraving of THE LAST
SUPPER as specimen. each applicant inc is
So will receive the engraving pos, PAID, ~ re-
cue of the NUMBERED subscription receipts, entitns
ns holder to the Magazine one year aud TO a ohasce
g tn" Distribution. This offer Is made only 60
dress - : Q 20 AKSailTH s Cos
January 5. 1858. No 3TI broadway, NJ.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

Il WIS company has been organized " 18th The ab,se
y capitalf0r hepnrppse ofsupp yIng hi. demand
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
,crN,rs cETTlNC 0ICH.

- 'DANiEi. GREG q, Carr, lion, Mo.
With such inducements as we Offer anyp can
aoi'in subscribers. Wcinvite every gentleman out
employment, and every lady who desires pleas
ACT money making occupation TO apply at once tor
"a agency. Applicants should enclose 20 Gents ioL
'!ccmcn copy of the Magazine, which VII always
E f9rwarded With answer to application by return
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05

I WILL also offer at the same time and place the
Rent CORN AND WHEAT upon said farm.
S. lowell. BROWN,
Guardian OF Heirs of John NJ. N&acFarlnnd.
December 20, 1857.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1858-01-05
.I1lges. 1851.

LADIES' AND MEMS SHOE
TETE now have ON hand good RssoE tment5 q
w Ladies Shoes and Caters, also Mems Brogan
( ana el'pf = s'1-Ds KRYEs KEARsLEY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

MIRACULOUS OccUREEScE.-One OF the most sin
GulG circp .pces bas everyone kno se1go
vac ~ lated 10 rs yeserda- BY gentleman Of this oily
Gently returned ron Isgapse, sscui ~here tho snsr
WITCH secu, 10 ciacose occurred On Last sAsor
DAY stranger mace his aspearsoce in Lagrange sod
max ubeuccsfsfuls fors obtain employ ment %
received 70 commit suicide obtaining pistol he PLACED
the 10 ~. bead ard discharged the contents into
his brain. Upon examination by competent surgeon
SscsrsIed that the ball passed through the fkaii
estseen The eyos and lodged In the back Oh toe heso
Pat q the BRAN scattered over the 'front.' OF nm nat
He oonvs, the office OF MT Can't, Of thN city
. Iephsw CT Thomas Can't, Esq, OF 81 LOUIS, aud
aid quickly called 70 toe assistance OF the sufferer
Aer ying N nsensble condition during the day he
sufficiently give the particulars which led 10
the minis sioT Of too act &c gave his name as -
Bsosn aud claimed to be q nat vo OF Me1phis, rean.
BEING roor and fpdes he had not eaten thing
he eft 0siro dsy previous. Discouraged ~ not
receiving ploJ ment aud too proud 70 beg he deler
mined place himself beyond the pale OF physical want
end shos himssf above stated; and comes the
most si0gnsr portion NJ this meet extraordinary affair
Notwithstanding the loss OF portion Of the brain and the
perfors,on OF he skull by the bullet, Mr. Brown In
rspd tswad recovery 90 Thursday he Sas ADD ID
Oh up bed and converse INTEL gently win all VINO csiea
upnn him. There deuot OF the ruthfuness OF Toe
stat nept, ana the s OF those wonderful IN
hst occasionally recorded where pstss nsve
recovered from the eff cis OF vouods IN shoss parts OF
the syft WHICH, uDcer almost any circumstances, mas
been considered CERTAIN and imsdafs dea'b To disturb
The STAIR has excited the attention OF the medical
yvotss s,op.--!s Lou,s O.mecrat, august 4.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
WINES. LIQUORS. sc.

SSFP0T ToR PuEr lND urADULrrRATED III.
~ quora Mo- 81 william street bets Pine an O.dsr
W Au,t wrsr srf AZ ctcue sf-ests All f'lf % wiacs
taudies Tfps erfrh Al Iondor rou - 90 'fotees
Huea EsHG&b a.asf-lG.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
DENTIsTRY.

A RrRTCJAL TEETH rsss grKD at THp lowest
possible pYi~s st silver -; r5id Sc. eontnu.
rrs rovs on plana fn Tech exirassd without pain
aIo Mercer bioct oi Bfosfway
Dr E1sLErUs.
rrwrIyray. 1.-TWO gxTRACrEu - rrE EsyCrDs
~ wout me signrr- paiu ~ nv new Aad cry ira pro
m~~snot freesnr Thie sfmirahe systen u prsrr.d bv
zoe cniy. Feferencce giytn n r.qpif,ed =. -, -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
Lkt EAI.L SEASON.

GRAND FAFCY DREss MASQUERADE BAIL, AT
VI 1hompfor pavilion Highlands o. fssesink, on von
August ~ 1854 he purpose funds
build church. pickes 81 admitting lernsn aud two
sdes Feutemeps tsxets ~ erirs cseis for lsdiss 81
Tckes be hsd al the DOats for The Highlands ami At
ID YORK Hotel Aereshment uetets 10 be nsd the
ofee Of The Pavilion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
FURNITURE.

rsrAHxrIsu CHA sBrs BUTTS oy vusrrrURy ~
~ al ooors and styles wholesale snd retail ct prcss ror
AZ And upwsfas NARHHr WARD III lanai straxt. o.s
No W fonr doors east Of Brosdvsy. fev York
vywtwF1 vD GRaNEr AND soLfD CHESTNUT
II. cbember furniture 81 superior and warranted
fscsnre al ssRatrOfOn's ~srer,ous, @e Cans stfeet
opposite wooster SAUL CORY, Fos B and ao Wooster
ntte. Eaahlithet lssS
.,uEErrrRF-A FAIR VALUE GIVEN ron FURSI.
II ture. DsintiBgs books &C &C Al las Sixt,
avenue, bet Neen NIt1 aud reath stees
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
rIIIs FrREliEs.

krayETrE AssOCTAfTOr.-ALb THOSE wHO ~
u tend poiDg Albany 9Th Hook and Ladder gJmpany
No nre req1eice 70 sfsDd meeting " De be- =, tae
rock bc1as Jhs aNeYrco1 ~ 81 o'riosk Puucfual a.
Ger dance a requested y. ". KRi.tgK, Ch.rmsn.
Jas UtvrHsnH eaTrafsrV
Ftt EIrsEn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
BILLIARDS.

L,vplpR CITY REoarTA CLUB Will NEWT AT THE
" Trhspge 500 Youth STREET % Monday evening Augas
IN sirntWs'sSesi srFPHEN ROBERTS, Pres
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
DRY GOODS, sc.

A r. sTkwAkr co,
a. VIM open ON NopiSy August 70, tho extensive Andi'
10 their wholesale and they nve Ino auen
Of buy stosk 10 wecn
win be elegant goods imported e.
pr eel ly for this o,cssion.
sts PIE and fancy sIhs
Sil robes In every variety 81
Elegant prn, ed dela'nes gu metro
Robss liz, rich and &eo ASSERT
Bobes ceu1 jupes ment
pirh French trips.
(}rcs ( d-r, Roman Co and Others
geveu els htAs and ripe siebts British prpe
(BOyles sch WAKES d other mAkes)
Plsip ard printed meyiuos
Cloths m = and ves.ir "a,
--latest Paris fail styes)
RmbpoideTiss and lace goods
Ifrers and white goods, nsnnes sisnkets, a.,
Carpets, curtain natertas furnishing soOds,
Ac, 40, &c, 10, 1c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
CABLE CELEBRATION.

CABLE CELEBRATION.
ArFw YORK HAksOrIC soCrETY.-THE GRAND
~ celebration nents hsvng been made the
COMMITTEE Of tbe Conn on Council ~th the Nep YOhk
HARMONIC SOCIETY n ase charge 0f The musical
ceebrs1o Of he iasing OF The atlantic teegrs ph
car e. ne tocefy cordially invite the musical essociaons
% hia I'D The Al lr tpe CITIES uuie with them that
ssioa Thoae desiring do lequesed - seed dsa
The eocetv, iaeir ~ bod .orhs Academy
Nf foaSway at their rehearsal Non3sy evening
re inst a. ~ ocock ia order that suitable arrsngeus
may be mr De Tor their &C om1odstlon
v n CsEhfNGrOs, President
JAMES VI ALTMAN, sscrstsry.
Gro y prfsrow conarcor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
AsTIiOrOGY.

MADAME MEYER mas REMOVED FROM IS PEEEv
Nl street ~ Second first and eeconf
nues she eonuues to tel past present and
nssNte mNsge lonrneJe aeents, bus'uess prospe-ts.
Ncknest, atrtnt friends properly lost stolen vafang
Meyer in Engsh freuch German and piveg
warranies for her art
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
CLOTHING, &C.


Any QUANTITY OF GYNTLENEw7 LETT OFT
n ci,ira wanted or ne southern sni Western artss
for Witch any per cert ihtc sngposel vii
be ped. By calling 81 he store o. s4ortasns
Taos u DDn hUT. ki Centre ~
NfERCHAET TAILOR HAyfsG FSOH 500 10 s2gn
M worth cOtbiug dlsp OF a. fans price VII
meet 9TH cash Turiase ~ calling AZ he sure or address
inr fhos y CoDrOy, ~ Centre street
- nnn Worth or NV AND Cssf oF Cloth.
nC.Ultf md wanted am Cor which 80 PEE cen VIII 1e
Hvsu IN cas- Uare han esswh--e, ~ adare ng or cans
y u Wa. WALSH. 70 Centrs susei corner 81
Dusne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

TO THE AFFLICTED AFTER TWELVE ysARs or
an extensive md sucsesaful eraotcs This city or
my services % he worthy "
~ lie VIII describe beir feeinrs without sssiaI
Nern euy qUtai0rs ! VII cure hsm q curabic a,i was
lor ny ~ WITT cure isccnoeta IN ae~eei - n
se0uffc ~ ne WE skNMOUr 10 Spring rtreeN f--Ale
phjH-l1r auc ue4i al olAiivCyLpt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
RAILROADS

RAILROADS
DErrsYLvAFIa RAU,ROsD
The frtat route ~ The Vest Time
short and rtfs ~ sre snd freight AZ all times
0ther route For tickets freirhf
fron New NoTk point IN entire Ucs car a. lie
eo1psny once. NO esor House Nes York
!. l. EbLIDTT, Passenger Agent
NV yoxs. Aug 10. LEEcH 90. Pre- rbs kssats
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

Al sIoHaosns. 49, pno.nv.y
OPPOSITE NETROPOLITAN HOTEL
We call the step ton Of the ladies
broiderses and lace soods Rich eafdre.s~s
sion ard berthers OF the fashions
hpe nj OF point and point applique Collars
black lace ves bsrbes an iGnes seous beat All gloves
$50. nICHMONDs
5s7 Broadway.
& RTIFICIAL FLOWERS WANTED iM~EDI ars,.7,
n the bgst hsnoe s-rd-is towers st~sty
emoley mert The Apply 10
hsrrusl Piener, les ullon street, up stNrs
IyLoAHs' MASrnLAs. Efo.
WhClerAie
The subscriber u prepared N exAiet
his
Kew and spacious saenoous
No % Franklin street,
Pull lines 81 ae desirable styles
Of
A's'''N Wrapper. o.,
10 wsish be would especially invite Of ouys,
Rom n, pars Of the Union 3eOh3H BULPJk.
Observe be rumhsr,
50 rrankin street.
few door, west Of srosd~st.
Near r,vIos's ssioJn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
COUNTRY BOARD.

flOuETkY BOARD AT RAyENswooD. j, la FEN
~ D 81 class bo&reers enjoy all tho 0rs Of
home ct the bsaufu reioence, known The M~nso,
House. of the Ate ooi Gibbs Stages the door hon
ard Of by For flsther parcu
lars apply 20 q. LIZ FORT CO., bss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

So 600 ., IDSVs II, ss et
charge Of the boohs aod finances Of safe Legitimate but
reese IN New YORK city. Al ready caah recepts
Of moderate capacity, with the mesrs will fpd this bnl
hde chance hat seldom occurs Address A. n. ulysu
street. new YORK.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22
sITuArross NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


SITuATIoN wAsTEO-BR A YOUNG LADY IN
- n private family, where there children 70 IN
suuced Is espshs of teaching the use OF the piano 10
Young sdies abe hiss been educated In school
West would have objection 90 sou 10 souih
rics good Family needing hsr sesvicss beet Of
sivn spd required bv he father; IL
Mind to chnd,sn- Direct 70 Miss j. O., Herald office.
WET FURsx-A BFsPECrABLE YoUSs MAR
w ried 'msr, Who has Loaf her baby. months Old
ard having hr healthy breast Of mit wishes situation
ss Surse refers Doctor henry sheppard 1853 LIST
near St hssk's place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

gArHtwoVIAL.
A oErTIRNAN WE'LL FsrABLIsaeD IN BUSINESS
~. wishes "a correspond win . young lady not over
eghsf g age viii view 70 ma'rmony, money no
object De ADVERT onDeenrrs but beauty ania
huy ard cheerful ospo~0n indispeutsble address
y. b, Brusdwsy Posi once
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-08-22

TvFrCN CuUReB 7. I-TRoTT1Nd- MoNDsy AZ
" gust a. a,s5s p "a Mstch for $50 mie aui repent
harness 81 HosgsBd Blue Penney ~ Wnodruf name
h O. Ponev vourg. formerly Su-peusiyn Coed dsv an
socd 1ack as1ned. aHAW a Wits, Eropfietoss
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

SUPPLIES FOR THE UTAH ARMY.-Not long since
we published the contracts for beef made with Gen
Reed and Gen. Armstrong for the supply of beef for
our Utah army. Since then other contracts are re.
ported to have been made for horses and supplies
The Courier reports that certain parties have received
contract for the supply OF all the horses that may
be required during the war, to be delivered in Mis-.
souri, at $3.50 1t is estimated that less than fifteen
thousand horses will be needed, making in all
81 100000, to replace horses that were destroyed
during the winter and supply the necessities of trans
portation The correspondent Of the Missouri Repub-
lican gives the names of the contractors as l.. P.
Spanger, of St. Louis John Frink, of Chicago
Thomas Dyer, Of Chicago and Gen. J. w. Single
ton, of Quincy ILL.,
II was understood that the Quartermasters Bureau
had under consideration the question whether they
should supply the Utah army by contract Or whether
they will purchase the supplies directly through a
Commissary.
The Courier and Enquirer, however, says that
contracts have been made with certain partes not
to furnish certain quantity Of corn but to furnish
all that the Government may require during the war
deliverable in Western Missouri at nnetyeght cents
per bushel when it is notorious that half that sum
per bushel would afford an enormous profit How
many millions are to be made out of this contract l
N. Y. Evening Post, 23d.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

We have received the initial number Of the +" Ora
peau de rAscension,' established and edited by Mr.
E. Superviele, gentleman well known in the jour
nalism Of the Lafourche country, from his former
connection with the Assumption Pioneer. We wei.
come our popular confrere his return to the edto
rial career for which he is so eminenty qualified by
his abilities and experience. Although his paper
promises to be intensely oeofoco it will in other re-
spects be an exceedingly interesting Journal and we
are happy to see that it win advocate cause which
we have considered far transcendng ia importance
the ephemeral questions Of partisan politics which
have of late agtated the public mind. We refer ia
the reopening of the African slave trade. Says the
Drapeau {" We are impressed with the firm conyic
tion that at the next session of the Legislature that
body will, by an overwhelming majority, not alone
sanction the importation of twenty-five hundred
blacks, but will organize the African immigration
scheme on much grander SCALE" He promises u.s.
for his next ISSUE an elaborate refutation of the
sophstries which have been urged against the new
policy Of the state. IHouma Ceres, 9th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
Telegraphed to The New Orleans Crescent
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
IsT mn soUTnrax AsD sarosAL IIrrsI


NEW foEx, March 30,-The steamship CITY OF
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the 18th inst has ar
rived.
The Africa arrived out at Liverpool on the l4th.
and the City OF Washington on the lsth.
Commercial.
LIVERPOOL, March 17,-Cotton- Sales far thrss
days nearly all to the trade All Qualities have Az.
clined !. The market closed dull. Sales Tuesdav.
2 1000 bales. Manchester advices are unfayorabls /.
there being little inquiry and weak pricea Bread.
stuffs dali. Corn generally du at slight decline
Provisions closed very dull. Consols for mo6ey
closed at 964 to 96E.
India and China.
We have mail from India and China, and find ns
item of great interest.
1t was expected that Lucknow would be bombardet
shortly.
Loss Of Mail Steamer.
The steamer Ava, with the Calcutta mail and trea
sure, is totally lost The passengers were all saved
France.
Orsini and Pierri had been guillosined.
England.
A dispatch has been received from walewski, with.
drawing his original request
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
Later from Florida.


From the Tampa Pennsular OF the 10th, we extract
the following intelligence:
The news from Major Rector is truly gratifying.
Everything connected with his negotiations indicate
hna success in his efforts to effect peaceful removal
q the Seminoes- Major R. has set day, not far
distant, on which he will make his ultimatum ; al
which time 1t is expected Billy and his tribe will en-
bark for the West. There is great hope of Sam
Jones party emigrating also but the prosI ects for
removal In their case as fair as we would wish
fussehatchee Emathla, one of Billy's prpcipaI
cniefs, with daughter about fifteen years OF age is
now at Indian depot, on Egmont Key visiting bis
vile, who was captured some time since
Several Indian families Of Billy's party were en-
camped with their delegation and number of Others
were IN the neighborhood and would come in soon.
The same paper has the following paragraphs:
The Post Office in this place. was broken open, last
night, and robbed of all the letters on hand. The
object OF the thieves mast have been to secure money
As yet, no discovery having tendency to bring 10
made. S'--~ $50 s"S'
On the 9Th inst, in Manatee county, near For,
Myers an affray occurred between Capt Fl H. Booley
Oh tue boat service, and John York. pfivate of his
company which resulted in the death OF the latter
by being shot with musket. Capt B. is now in Gus,
tody, and will have hearing, at Manatee, to-day
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

BARBARoUs AFFAnR-The St. LOUIS Republica
publishes letter from Cairo, ILL.,, of the 23d, from
which we extract the following
A gentleman from Charleston, Mississippi county,
MO- reports that bloody and fatal duel took place
few miles above that place Yesterday. between two
men named - Lane and Allen Hale. They had
an old grudge. and agreed to meet and settle 1t by
lighting with doube-barreed shot guns at ten PAGES,
which they did accordingly. At the first giving of
the word, both guns missed fire at the next attempt
hales gun missed fire, and Lanes went off, pouring
its load of buek.shot into Hale's bedy Hale fell,
and Lane went up to him and beat him on the head
with his gun, breaking the gun.
Lane had not been arrested this morning the peo
pie appearing to regard it as fair fight.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

GOLD IN lowA-Great Excitement among the
Hdtck Eyes. = Under this head, the Burlington
Hawk,Eye, of the 10th, has the following:
Mr.. Eldridge, of Lucas county, writes US:
or. Edfor-Gold has been discovered in Clark
county (this State) about eight miles north OF Oc-
cola, on the road leading to Winterset.
A lew days since had occasion 10 visit the place.
and examine for myself and am satisfied there is no
humbug about it.
T.. oome SIX weeks since Squire Hewett was prospect
ing for coal on his farm when he struck A small vein
OF black sand and quartz rock which, upon examina-
tion, was found to contain gold as he supposed.
Several Californans have since visited the place,
ana tested 1t, and pronounce it pure gold.
Men are engaged in digging and average from two
TO tive dollars per day OF the precious metal .f
Arrangements have been made to open two other
leads, which have since been discovered.
1Teat excitement prevails through this section oi
the State in regard to it, More anon.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

SINGULAR PROOF OF ATTAcHMENT.-A few days
ago woman who cohabted with man cut off his
forefnger while he was asleep. She placed the finger
upon stone, and applying the knife struck it with
another stone severing the finger, which hung only
by piece of skin. The man subsequently received
surgical treatment at the North Dispensary, but is
MANNED for life. 1t appears that the man threatened
to enlist in the army, and the woman from the strong
affection she entertained for him. committed the act
in order that he might not carry out his intention,
which would result in their separation.
Liverpool Mercury.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

ALLEGED Wire MURDER.-A man named Lamb is
under arrest in St. Louis charge Of having mys-
teriousy made way with his wife some time ago. 1t
is supposed that he poisoned her, and it is alleged
former wife of his disappeared in an unaccountable
manner just previous to his last marriage.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
WILD GEEsr-1ae Winter over.-The NOrfol

WILD GEEsE.-1he Winter Ouer.-The Norfolk
Argus says:
Yesterday immense flocks of wild geese passed
over the city towards colder climes utering as they
sailed rapidly along, shrill notes that reached the ears
Of the listening crowds below them They formed
themselves into an acute angle of great size the
leader being the apex-and thus they passed on with
the regularity of army marching TO battle These
migrations northward of the feathered tribes that
have been feeding along the sunny shores to south
ward are said to be certain signs that the cold
weather Is ovef-that the winter has gone and that
spring fully and fairly asserts and enforces her claim
to scatter her charms the earth, and brighten
up with pleasant colors the vast plains hills and fer
tile fields that have long been held in check by the
icy influences of the frost king.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

SINGULAR ACcIDEsT,-A party Of young men
we're out hunting few nights since, near Brookye,
KY and while seated around fire, one Of the party,
in attempting TO knock off the hat of young man
named Ellis, struck him on the back of the neck
with the edge Of bis hand Ellis took to his bed the
next day, and after much suffering died one day last
week His physicians declared the spinal marrow to
have been injured by the blow. ~
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

THoKouGH RAscAL.-A fellow was arrested a
few days ago in Philadelphia charged with marrying
two or three women getting possession of whatever
valuabes they had and then decamping. It was
ascertained that he had made matrimonial advances
TO several others
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

FATAL AFFRAY.--An afffay occurred at Quincy,
Monroe conntry, Miss, on Saturday, the 10th inst,
in which man by the name of Malone struck Mr.
Harris such blow with a billet of wood that he
died few days afterwards Malone fed, and at
last accounts had not been arrested.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

SINGULAR TREATMENT OF AN AMERICAN VESSEL.
The brig Waltham, Capt. Clark arrived at this port
on Monday, consigned to James l. Fisher & Sons,
from st. Jag0 de Cuba Capt. c. has made a state
ment at the Exchange Reading Rooms that he was
ready to leave his port Of clearance on the afternoon
of the 9th nst but the pilot would not proceed until
o'clock on the next morning, when he proceeded as
usual until he arrived off the Moro Castle. At that
point, through the mismanagement of the pilot the
vessel drifted on the eeshore. The vessel was got
off and about to put to sea, when government officer
boarded Der and ordered that she be stopped. The
vessel was again run ashore, but got off without
much difficulty when the officer left and reported
that the pilot had been disobeyed, which was the
cause of the detention and difficulty.
Capt. G. went ashore and was sent for by the com.
mandant of the fort, who, after hearing his state
ment, said he would be cleared on the following day.
On the next day he signaled for pilot, when one
came alongside and said he would go to the castle to
see it the pass had arrived but shortly returned and
said it had not He waited until o'clock, when he
got under weigh, but hailed from the castle and
ordered to anchor-before he could do which two
shots were fired through the rigging He then went
on shore and showed his papers to the Governor of
the fort, who pronounced them correct, and, after
paying him IS, Capt. @. was told by him to go on
board and proceed to sea. After getting under
weigh another shot fired, but he got out of the
way by putting all his canvas. He has no idea Of
the reason why he was so annoyed.
baltimore Sun, oath.