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ARRIVED.
Steamship Texas Wilson from Indanoa and Galveston,
Payne-lst dist.
Steamship MsREora FlRndra from Galveston and Sabine
Pass, to 9 Payne-lst dist.
Ship EoestKinF Bowle 10 days from New York Creeyy
Farweti-Sd dist 80.
Ship Susan Kinks, Freeman IS days from Boston to VIM
Dewey-2d dist 90
Ship Helo Mason 20 days from New York, maser-Ist
dist A.
Ship WIN Rathbone Pratt 6 days from New York, to o
Woodruff &Go-lst dist Il.
Bark Leighton Speisht Rio de Janeiro 18Th August to
Il Phipps ECO-lst dist
Bork Roanoke Kerry from Rio de Janeico 1lth August,
Fago x TAylnr-lst dist
sehr Union Wave Burgess, from Ship shoa in ballast
ter-POint
schr Igerso Fligbee Il days from Charleston, to W
Hynsou &co-lst dist =,
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INDIAN0LA AND MISUNDERSTANDING Mexico
400 bb our 100 bs whisky 30 casks bacon, $50 boxes
200 sacks corn, $50 kegs lard.
HAyANA-Brfg Ghupman--5l2 ties lard, 100 hams,
1900 kegs lard, lOO do butter, 44U0 slaves
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4 NORTH CULLQ1I, ATTORNEY-AT.LAW vii
u attend to MI professional business in ST Landry and y
el.ss that be entrusted to mis- Office At MARhs
WILLIE, La.
ReferencesChas. ". Waterman. hardware merchant; 9 =
Olivier Esq; ThoS D. Miller commission merchant Gha5
sbglsan #ttorhey'aaWi Nixon Adams Crescent en- 81
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gsbieR Of TIE 9Exratts.
DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE.

DAILY CRESCENT OFFICE.
Thursday Morning, September ~, Y -
COTTON. There good demand and large supply in
the yesterday and the 800 bales Prices
very full without any quoteble alteration;
NEW ORLEANS CLASSIFICATION.
Inferior odd Crop s9 4iddlag New Crop l2I2
GOOD Ordinary lO15903t STidd''ng Pair :. -Qgl2sl
LowMiddl,as( IA cp) ll55@ll g
STATEMENT OF COTTON
Stock hand list September b 6a 5ss ao4!s
Arrived yesterday 4sO9-lOlOi'
49, As
Exported yesterday. ............,...... OJ0 3t6ll
Stock hand cleared 92877
TOBACCO. There was some little movement AMI we no.
ced Of about 70 hhs comprising H. g. and about 80 yes
te day, and 20 on Tuesday NIL on private terms
STATEMENT OF TOBACCO.
stock on band LIST September, IS5S.... hhds 8O4
Arrived yesterday Il l45
2J,459
Bxporedd s snss s 65 aaso
Stock on hand not cleared, 20 200
About 30 hhds sold at previous rates. Fair
to Fnly Fair 7l4Gl734c y Ii.
MOLAssES.., Nothing Of any moment doing,
FLOUR. The sales embraced some 22GO bb comprising
400 Superne at So O5 in lots and 100 the same in
lots at IS 2 500 Extra so at So IS 100 in two lots at S.
Lost Louis Extra at 81 lot oaFancy So g. and us bbs
IS for superhne and S. 80 for Extra.
GRAM. The sales of Corn embraced 1900 sacks
including 100 White G0c 800 yellow at OO0at 6c
and 40 private terms In wheat nothing done of any
The only sale Of Oats reported 100 sacks ST.
Louis at 621e bushe of Bran sacks were sold at S0c
and 400 Inferior at 75c = 1907 lbs.
PROVISIONS. Market very dull. In Pork we noticed
only retail transactions SIS q Dbl for Mess nothing
doing IN Bacon and Lard
STAR CANDLES. 80 boxes Il az sold at IKE Rb
COFFEE. Nothing was done worth reporting
WHISKY heard Of some Of Raw but the partc.
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SRipgiNg SnttIIjgsrta.

THURSDAY, September 80, 1858.
CLEARED YESTERDAY
Steamship Mexico Lawlsss for Galveston Indauola
GB Payne
Brig A A Chapman, Laurant, for Hovana, 5 PIassnI
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70 IHs F0N W6IFeE FORnd on JRtEsOu stfeeI between
Lanrtlanl Constance streets. esfravs-
left hip.
0le dmcQw, branded NJ W on the right hip and On the
left lip, crooked horns
One ed cow with white spots branded NJ W the right
hip and on the left Hip.
one bmeF, ear Ola hefer branded B on the rgthip.
One yellow, two year old heller with piece glide
round the neck visible brands.
One red yearing with no visible brands.
One black horse, about II hands high, 40 marks.
Whichf notcGaG witnleu dayS xpeuses there
on Iata will hea9id Ripuhe auction sd Depot III KS
DAY, October I, 1853, 1t l1u'elock A. u.
New Orleans, tepts!uGef y, 1895
G. O. FLEg TIER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September %, 1888.
7. J. HITSEL3EKGEK
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-GnNSIGNEES.

IoBILE-Steamer oregon-l3 bales cotton Farley Juey
Sca-4 Do dome,ies Thornhl kco-sunlres { order.
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E1PANE pu auArRLEnLla nLsrE.Lcr-.11

= etc conduit au depot des epage au Quatramg district
jackson entire les Constance ct Laurel, epaves
Une yche rouge, etmHea G. on X haneha gauche,
ct W b. Ia come drotB les bouts comes cuppees.
Una cheTe noire tacheae de blanc dos lie Nenre
ayHnt collier CUR
Une cueyre jaime pale ayant de tongues corass E0refa
uFoie cUupGe ct cUrde cDu.
les dts annauS pas recmsa dams dix jours len
ns payes i'll yendns enuhare pubqur, dit depot,
MERGREDI, Il nclobre, 1858 a OheurGs, A, II.
9. 0, FLE&HIRR, C1mmissajre dos rues,
kuuVellg Orleans. % septemhrp, 1855 $3.50 Uc7 II 2
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nRUes -AND MEDTCINEs.

WRIGHT = CO.'S CATALOGUE OF aENuIER
y saud popular Family Medicines, wAch they supply
Druggists and Dealers ut Pt1pTeE lowest wholesale prices
General Depot Special Agency No, l5 aud Il Gfart9tb
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nEPOT DU PREMIER DISTRICT-II n etc
- conduit au Depot de la lille din Premier District, Fe
ret, entire les rUes Lafayette eI Poydras--
200 Pier es Cares pour pavage.
Uu lot de Lest
81 dams dix oub lis pas reclanes its aront yenlus
lenehee pubqne au dit endroit lie MERCKEDI Is Ocobc
1865 d 10 heufes dG maiu.
G. o. FLECHIER Commissare dos rues
fonvelle-Orleans 29oCohre 1855. s=S4 ocE Il
rEHIESD DISTRICT PDUND-HVas brought
to The Third District Pound, corner Of CiUuet ami vod
Children streets, esrays--
brands.
One pale red and white yeang hefe with visible marks
or brands.
Which not claimed within days and the expenses there
on paid will be sold at pubc aucdou sad pound, on
MONDAY, October 1858. at 10 o'clock, a. VI.
New Orleans September 20. 1855.
G. O. FLECHlER, Street Commissioner.
Registered September %, 1858.
I. j. HtTSELBEHGER.
DeputE ClmplglIer.
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iEW ORLEANS OFEL0USAS And GREAT WESTERN
Rauto Company. Ferry foot Of ST. anne street, Dtpet
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Vs.. Hewes..,.t. President
A. X Nrtr Vice PF5sit.
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NEW ORLEANS, JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN
Haread Bompany-Depot corner of Galiiope and Clara
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John Secretary.
Ctice, c0rIer Of Union and st. ChHrlts streets.
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TeIegraphed TO tbe New Orleans Crescent.
UNDERGROUND RAILROAD EXCITEMENT.


New ALBANY, Qnd.) Oct. 25.-Horace Bell, an
Underground Railroad Conductor, who released his
father and brother from Brandenburg (Ky) Jail last
July, was arrested here on Saturday, and taken to
Brandenburg by Kentucky officers without warrant
His father and brother were committed on a charge
of running off negroes from Kentucky.
The Abolitionsts here are much excited, and have
dispatched party in boats to Brandenburg with
view Of rescung the prisoner. serious disturb
ance is apprehended.
Telegraph Convention.
NEW YoRE Oct. 25.-The North American TeIe.
graph Association composed OF the officers and lead
ing stockholders Of the principal lines in this coun.
try closed their convention of three days session on
Saturday. A committee was chosen to construct a
reliable line to California and Oregon.
The House Printing Telegraph line between Wash.
ington and New York is to be consolidated with the
American Telegraph Company, for the purpose of
insuring a speedy extension of printing telegraph
line along the seaboard, Uiq Charleston and Mobile
to New Orleans.
Several reforms were proposed and adopted, tend.
ing to greater dispatch of business, and to an ult
mate reduction of tolls on all the lines
General Walkers Expedition.
WAsHTNGTON, Oct 2j.-The State Department has
neither received any official information or given any
recent orders in regard to Gen Walkers move.
ments.
Its previous orders respecting the violation of the
neutrality laws remain in full force
The Austrian Mission
j. Clancy Jones, recently appointed Minister to the
Court of Vienna, will proceed to Austria in Novem
ber.
Congressional Preparations.
Phelps Of Missouri is the first on the list Of the
Committee of Ways and Means, and will probably be
the Chairman of that Committee.
Domestic Markets.
NEW YORK Oct. 2j.-Wheat, Southern Red, 81 20
sngar firm Mixed Corn So to GGc. Mess Pork
Eastern, sl6 50 to SIG 65 Whisky 22c
CINCINNATI, Oct. 25.-Whisky l83c. Bacon firm
at to Sc whole range. Other articles generally un
changed.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS Oct. 25.-The Mississippi and all thu
| upper rivers are reCeding
The heavy rains last night has had little effect il
checking the decline.
VIcEsBUnG, S P. M-The steamer Belfast passed
down at few minutes before eight o'clock this morn
/ iur
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nIississippI Intelligence.

The Natchez Free Trader Of Saturday says:
We have no favorable reports Of the fever since our
last The weather. on the contrary, is altogether un.
proptious for health or an abatement Of the feyers
spread and raVages
There were four deaths last Tuesday and there has
been but since then, up to o'clock last evening.
The Canton Citizen of Saturday last informs US
that Judge w. S. Bailey, of that town, was thrown
from his horse near the railroad depot and seriously
injured
The Koscusko Chronicle of Friday last says;
The people of this county are very busiIy engaged
in picking and packing their cotton at present, and
gathering their corn crops. The crops are tnrning
out very we'll particularly the cotton. Sales OF cot
ton are being made here at from 10 to liz cents and
corn from so to 60 cents per bnsbel
Within the last week, seven or eight droYes OF
mules and horses have passed through this place on
their way further South. One dToYer sold about
twenty mules and horses here, aud an entefprslng
Yankee, who came IN with large dIoVs OF mustangs
from Western Texas disposed Of hall dozen at very
fair prices.
The Mississippi City Democrat of Wednesday last
says:
There can be no doubt that this neighborhood is
/ now afflicted with prevailing pestence, call it by
what name we may. 1t it be not yellow fever, it is
species Of fever equally malignant It has made its
| appearance along the bayou near HandsboTof, and
several of our elloWeitzeGs have already been hur
red to eternity through its agency and great many
others atpresent aborng under the same sickness.
REPRESENTATION N ENGLAND.-We find the fol-
lowing in an exchange but whether it is strictly cor
rect we cannot at present say:
1t seems that twentysnne little antiuuate6 towns
of Great Britain with populations ranging from 1000
or 5000 up to nearly 10 600 return Parliament one
member each and ferty-two other little old,tash-
ioned towns, with populations larger actually send
two members each, or eightYsfnur members amongst
them, The aggregate population of these fottytwo
borOughs returning eighty.tour members is only
/ 279OO0 whereas Finsbury which returns but tive
/ hasa
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Tmtaer u IL -.


EEon the sdviees by the steamship Afgiosax9n,
gaeh lett LiVerpoolon the stt instant alid reached
sas9sc oh the 10TH We extract Che following addi.
iatef adFlees from Lady Frank1in,s Arctic Yacht
r9&, Lehbion mat the expedition had SAFELY erossd
W w. Nv y bailns Sea, and was fn fair vay
1 oil accomplishing the object Of the enterprfse
The London Times saws thaf ali ant 80 5s ss,
cate bhag we present Atlantic Cable uss be siveg,
up, and hopes that the experience 9airs5 gi ~ 80
20 ihsare tnab success which y finally certain II a.
mits the great superiority Of the Njanars ovar -
Aganemnon, and thinks that 4 sflin shsV,,5 ~ s ss
cally constructed for the laying Of eal5s.=
Lord Derby was suffering from an attack Of tia
goHt. II
It was said that Sir Bulwar Lytton, pre.-1pfad 10
the Canadian Ministers now in England aaa eivnSS,
special attention the plan for the federation N m
British American Colonies. The London slipping
Gazette is informed that Lord Barry leaves Gay1sv m
week for British North America with Instructions
from the Colonial Office to obtain the opinions gf kfe
legislatures and people Of Canada. Nova Scotia aud
New brunswick on the subject of confederation.
I4eutenant,Co Moody had been appointed
Columbia.
The shares Of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
had improved TO f420 and EA5O
The Times City Article reports the finds very II.
active, and without fluctuations
Inc ialiaTe OF large sugar speeulator in London
lof M TWO millions sterling was announced on Tuesday,
The name is not given.
Z -
report hy Mr. Heaey, the electrical engineer on the
STATE ot the Atlantic Cable He il of the oninop that
tne eaoLe s seriously injured about 200 miles from
Haientia He had put his large magnetic fnstruTnant
Y operation with view to transmit messages 70
Newfoundland, but viii not know the result uftf al
/ Vised 9y steamers from America. ANY attemDt to
raise the cable in deep sounding would in his fa0
ment cause its destruction. Finally, be does not de
spatr Of making the cable work # it does not Get
worse.
The papers publish dispatch from Lord Canning,
Governor General Of India, in reply to Lord Ellen.
borough's dispatch, Lord Canning complains Of the
treatment he has experienced He defends his policy
ana asks to be relieved if be has failed to satisfy the
Government.
The Emperor Of France was at the Cbalons camp.
The Honttetr publishes a circular forbidding un.
stamped newspapers to insert advertisements This
return to the strict letter of the law will be DEATH
blow to multitude Of minor journals.
1t Is stated as certain that the Emperor Of Russia
has been invited by Prince Napoleon to visit France
that he has accepted the invitation and that he will
visit both London and Paris next Snring
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Anniversary Events--oct. 2e

Ia52-Great storm at Athens, Greece, One Of fine
colpynns of tba aocioyf rro,,,l g T,,7+o Ilt,,,
was oyertbrown.
ls5o-On this dav Cant. yrclnro of the rrvesti.
gator demonstrated the fact of tro o,sto.o of +lo
N,rthyas+ passaga Tie s,rno III, ',rif,,o,sa1 tto
death Of the New Orleans rnI,ion,iro .T,bn NJ,
Donoob q bachelor and an anob,rta and mon If
nanv eecep,rieilias, Tba1oh gorth s5 ooo o0o at
1,i io,tI t ,o,I ,5 - r,
cities of Nav orleans and ,,tfrnara s,saao e.
estate Int not nntiI ar,erit bal haa T3TcG ya1cad
b, tIa lftf,tio corsso,o,+ ,5,,, tr,l' ,,a,t.i;t,
ana imnracticabiIity of Tho viii uicb otbor
tngs created ,,crn.tnit, s, ~, ,r.s,,a s,1,,a
Of negro enumeration and roIoiz ,tan rboso ,,ao
among he od mans eraentricitias His nassion
IA oc7rfra Ina INV and erorrn,bara IA ror,ar -
N. -
9S' ''i 80 ' '0L "'I'u sPs'u 8" uo'lal lol pu4luliS,
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FROM ARIZONA AND SoNoRA-Adyiees from Ari-
IONA to the 2Sth of September have been received in
Washington. The Silver Mining Company have
commenced shipping silver from Tubac to San Fran
CISCO at the rete of one thousand ounces per week
A mass meeting had been held at Tuesan of the in
habtans Of the western portion of the Territory, at
which the proceedings OF the Rio Grande Conyen.
ton, asking tor the separate territorial organization
Of Arizona, were unanimously iudorsed. Lieutenant
Mowry had been reelected US delegate to Congress,
the American vote being largely increased since last
year. From the same source we also have late ad-
vices from Sonora. Peschera's power is fully estab,
lshcd the leader Of the rebellion, GandaW, being
deserted BY his friends. The Apache Indians were
making great preparations for a hostile expedition
into Sonora and the Mcxiclns were raising an army
o oppose them.
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- -, ~ ''9
ooIue' VI l1>pl@i"ue "uu f+oIlua Streets was ue-
stToyed by IRE about noon yesterday. Loss, $500 !;
no insurance.
The ALARM, Iast mint praa f,1sa
ACCIpENT.-A negro named Charles, belonging to
the Gas Company, was badly hurt last evening by
F,Irirrr F,,r7 tho t,n of on or,riI,,s ~ +I,, ~ :
~ " - " ~ u
1nattieS ana olsloilHouse stteets' lie was taken
1 home to his residence.
rls, r,,,rI,,r C,.,,, -1,,7,, 1T ,.s,.-, -.
,ot siora ma (!1 49, atu,oC 0i1e5vu i 5li7
@ Sl N,,,do @ aPig,tLta @ ngaUto
/ tJips+ T+,. NH, g. - - III iit - a' I piss .
l.Io ~, tl 9Sti, ~ I1 ~ ~ nus oaltes 4
r,a f pl 5 = ] - " os'V ~ VIot'e i l1 ~. otlG =
iInt4i NJ ~ i,r % .Iit =; MI iu tts ~ "iu2V
DasLa5 on ta 57tb lime t s blink aaoahaso Il
corner az 'frf61nitonias ma FaIirty stroaf Ma
Gol ueL " @ any tthGhy sIiees, Inc
1 jury not Oelhg lhrolgh with Jleif work, were dis
j charged to report again to-day. The court is to
omen rpun1nr)V f0, bnsnpss an the pd nF N6var,hnr
i r. 9'i' " E - wy ~ " W sLiioel'
i RFFnRDpR Gf-luFI2s' CnI-J,r- assistant Pocoryes
i a -. - j.. ~ ~ - ~ tfI 'lr'' iletOl 1st t
4 and brawIGrs was yesterday disposed of in short
nrapr Thn3Ii nr istifn ,,snt In ,r,,T ti,aT, ,,o,
tlme WILMA len.sJlhe. Some Oi them went Whlrllng
into the Parish Prison aud others to the Work House
tTef in anf f iba f0nTtTI1s and last M ti3e
in setting themselves M again, in parts unknown.
There we're few of the cases worth snecinl mention
VIM. ODnwd n doWdy h0y was held for n hparin q
nm a ch8rUe Of hayiur WalDnpd Miss Anna a rrl 6f
equally tender wears CalIiope street on he 22j
list to the treat and very iast rief and indignation
of her mother Mrs Isabella Herot Bail required of
/ $3.50 10 appear on the 3l proyiDo
FrlDI, NelipW and Samuel Blapd nhe latfer a free
zion. charged with Jointly beating knocking down
ma n+l,nr,vica bnrtiy5r tle month md ,ys2a fai
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Bells.

The subscribers agents for q. l.. Hanks, Cincinnati Bell
hand and receiving regularly fall
stock, comprising
BELLS FROM 90 TO 1860 POUNDS.
Orders received any weight 400 pounds, and war
ranled as to sound and quality.
PRlESTLEY & BEN,
50 and 81 Camp street.
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H8- We are requested to call particular attention
the sale by Messrs j. A. Beard Co. this dar, halGpast
l0o'cock, No 81 Annuncaon street splendid
and mahogany furniture, French plate mirrors fine
pets superior Chtkerug piano The goods nearly
new and in fine order See advertisements
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SITUATION WANrED,-A competent young man.
with roleenses wants situation as book keeper or
in any kind good business house his
veFtisement
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A FATHER MURDERED By MS DAUGHTER.-An oc-
currence Of truly horrible nature tanspired in the
town of johnson, Mahonng county, Ohio few days
since, by which an aged and respectable gentleman
named Robert Hamilton lost his life. It appears that
he had a daughter named Catherine, who was de-
ranged aud that entering his room in the morning,
while he yet asleep, she struck him several blows
on the head with an AK. She was at once secured,
and sent to the asylum at Newburg, where she now
remains
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y store aud iuch to per ship Roseneath,
Glasgow
100 S-inch and l5O finch IRON PIPE,
which will be sold low from the landing.
Apply to PRIESTLEY k BEIF,
50 ana 81 Camp street.
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Landing and for sale by the subscribers
2 CHAIN CABLES, proved q, Is fathom.
2 2I,75
"a, 10
PRIEsTLEY 4 BETN
50 and 81 Camp street,
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Landing ex ship Weslmoreland, from Philadelphia,
100 sheets best PENNSYLVANIA BOILER IEON-1& inch.
For sale by PRIEsTLEY & BEIN,
SO and 81 Camp street.
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The FEVER N Manufacturing the twenty-foul
hours ending at P NJ, on Saturday last there were
six interments in Mobile from yellow fever,
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PRIEsTLEY & BEIN.


A xEs.","...','sPADns ns..,..,....s.sHovELs'
Landing and N store, the following, viz:
100 dozen f. ", Collins Yankee and Kentucky patterns
100 O.. Leyetitts
100 .. Hunts
100 q. Imitation Collins
100 !. 0. Ames & Co.'S best sIIovELs and sPADEs-2
10 G..
100 ;, Rowand's-2toI.
For sale by PRIESTLEY & BEIN,
80 and 81 Camp street
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THE DGELLo IN CHcAGo.-In recent humble
Of thn nhinann Ialrnnl we find the fnIlnming

the DGELL0 N CmcAGO-In a recent ndm6er
Of the Chicago journal we find the following
A legitimate bona fde duel took place this morn.
ing upon the Garden City Race Course, between a
nancer of this city and clerk at one Of our hotels,
The wounded h0nors were occasi0ned by lady, as
usual. formal challenge was passed. and Colts
revolvers we're the weapons selected. To make the
affair still more interesting, 800 were put up
forfeit in case either party backed ont, and one Of
them slept the field last night to be in readiness
The parties met this morning upon the Race Course
armed and equipped as the code directs. At the
given signal the principals took deadly aim and fred
at each other, but neither was hit The seconds de-
clared the affair hnnorably adjusted except that
neither Of them can hold office after this. We con.
gratuIate them that they have no need Of a coroner
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Cane-Cnrrier Chains.
so casks best CANE-CARRlER CHAiNs-Jnst received
and for sule by PRIESTLEY * BEIN,
SO Band q Camp street.
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THE BALTIMORE PoLIcE.-Mayor Swami, of Bal.
tmore is about to reorganze the police of that city,
by establishing stringent regulations and holding
each member to q strict accountability for the man
ner in which he shall observe them He has issued
proclamation to that effect
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Jim spicks puts everything to use. His wife has a
bald head and he straps his razor on 1.-THE scamp
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PAPER MONEY ~ ST., DoMINGo.-The effect of an
over issue of paper money in deprecatng its value,
is very strikingly illustrated in St Domingo. The
Government has issued about fftytye and quarter
millions of dollars in paper, The value of it at the
present time is just one cent on the dollar, or as
near being entirely worthless as can be. The Coy
ernmeu, through its reckless abuse fits credit, has
entirely destroyed it and its ability ever to pay its
debts.