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SUPERIOR COURT

Administrators of johnson vs. Riley. A Jury trial
before Judge Storer.. The action was on mortgage
note, the consideration for which was the right to
liams,, Ball Valve and Lift Pump. The defense is,
that the patent was almost worthless. '' .
Judge Johnston and r. M. Corwine for plaintiff.
HeadingtOn for defense,
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FOR HIRE.

NOR HlRE-A stout, sober, honest and in
make himself useful to his employer. Also, first.
class German Gardener ; eau milk, take care OF
class help, both German and English, at 25 East
Fourth street. apllF
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The southern Pacific Railroad.

MARSHALL, Texas, April 6.-The old and
new Pacific Railroad Companies have compro-
missed all their difficulties satisfactorily. The
old company is to have possession.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-14

TuE difficulties between the journeymen cab
inet-makers of this city and their employers
are not yet settled.
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. Wilder of the firm of An
tonic & Wilder, is in town, making active
preparations for the spring campaign.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-04-14

WE learn that new election will be held
for Councilman in the First Ward.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Nss- PATENT "ELECTRO-THER-
APEUTIO BATHS" supersedng all other modes Of
administering Electricity for curative purposes
Rights for salefortunes purchasers. For partic
uars, incose stamp, or call at my Inhrmary, 21S
Barr street. DR. VIM. W. kARSHNER,
apli-a Cincinnati, Ohio.
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UP to a late hour last evening, but few per-
sons were confined in either of the Station
houses.
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The assessment books for the District Asses
sors are now ready for delivery at the Auditors
Office,
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BOARDING.

ROARDING-A Gentleman and Wife, or
-lO two single Gentlemen, can be accommodated
with board and pleasant rooms, (unfurnished,) Apply
Apl3-2tH
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FOR SALE.
LOST.

II Yesterday, Gold Fob-Chain. IS
h< Reward will be paid If returned to No. IL Main
street.
Commercial and Enquirer copy times ch. Press.l
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n.s- THE UNION BANK. NO. 27

West Third street, Discounts Paper, Grants Tempo
current Bank notes. Collections made on the best
terms. Interest allowed on time deposits-sixty
days or longer. l..H ..L
apl3-amf JAMES B. RAMSAY co.
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Departure of Trains.
Local N ewS.

CINCINNATI, THURSDAY, APRIL Ia.
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Ms- s. II. PARVIN, ADVERTISING
and Collecting Agent, No. 80 West Fourth street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
4otal SnteIIigente.

YESTERDAY was hot, sunny day, with slight
interregnum of rain. The town was quiet and dull,
and thousands of people sought the lake shore and
the different shady spots in the vicinity The health
of the city continues magnificent. We heard on Sat.
urday that case of yellow fever, an Irishman from
the Third District had been buried ,day before in
one of the Ridge cemeteries. We failed to discover
whether this was positively the fact or not. Todays
Board of Health report will tell. The latene IS of
the season forbids the probability of the fever this
year being more than meagerly sporadic.
We TOOK PEEP at Milneburg last evening" The
place was crowded as usual on Sundays and the cars
gorged going and coming. All the multifarous ex.
cements and attractions Of that little burg were in
full blast. The breeze across the wharf was delici
GUS; and so did the water appear to be, from the
great number of bathers dabbng in it around the
lighthouses.
THE GERMAN MILITARY COMPANY, the Yag ers,
were out yesterday They passed the Crescent Off ce
with several officers of the Washington Artillery in
custody. We suspect wine and other good things
suffered somewhere.
The ALARM OF FIRE last night had no foundat ion
in fact.
POLICE ITEMS were properly scarce yesterday. TIL e
Second District police book presented the novelty of
not single arrest in the nineteen hours-from l
O'Clock yesterday morning to o'clock last even ing
when we were last there.
THE DARkEYs had a great game Of racket yester
day afternoon at the old ground in the Third Dist rct
The Bayou party were. the vctors making two balls
almost at the start.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
Domestic Intelligence.

New YORK, July 3O-The Cotton market closed
dull, and prices have declining tendency-a de-
cline Of tc. is reported the sales Of Cotton to-day
amount to 1000 bales Middling Uplands are quote
at 1885, Flour closed with a declining tendency I;
the sales to-day were 800 bbls superine Ohio at
IS 20 to IS 60. Corn closed dull sales to-day 600
bushels; White Corn Sic. Polar Whalebone 60 to
Gle. Whisky has an advancing tendency sales to-
day at 25 to 26c. Sugar closed steady at 81 to 7c'
Molasses closed at 80 to 43c.
CINCINNATI, July 30.-Flour closed firm at 81 80
to s.. Whisky closed steady at 24c. Lard closed
quiet at lOs to l04c.
New YORK, July 30.-The Vanderbilt stea mship
Ariel sailed to-day for Southampton and Hav re, tax
ing out over 100000 in specie on freight.
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sr THE sArIoHAL LIVE.


LONDON jury zl-A telegram from Paris an
'nas peace conference is to meet at Zurich
~ sw'zerano' ~ tne course OF about ten days, for
tne setne tne details Of the peace recent
y conclooeo oe'ween the Emperor Napoleon and the
emperor Oh Austria. Tne French Government is to
10 represen'eo Dy monsieur LIE Bourgueney, formerly
sne ffencn fienipotentlary at Constantinople. The
Austf1ah government Is TO be represented by Count
Colowredo. --.r..4
Nothng IS said in regard to the participation Of the
osner great powers ID the approaching conference.
Ihe correspondents OF the London journals state
that the greatest activity prevails along the whole
French coast OF the channel between Cherbourg and
Dunkrk, distance Of 200 or 300 miles.
Orders have been issued from the war Office for the
construction Of batteries at not than 5000 yards
distant from each other along the entire distance,
and the work is already in rapid progress.
Ine htehieence from some parts Of Italy indicates
great discomfort with the manner in which peace has
oeen concluded between France and Austria, and the
settlemens proposed Tor Italy
Ihere was great agitation at Florence in conse-
quehce Oh tne announcement that the Grand Duke
"as 10 return and again resume the reins
o' government.
LUG PROVISIONAL Government Of Tuscany has unani-
aecareo tnat they Will not be replaced under
'ne e. lule ol an Austrian Arch'Duke @
Inc RUSSIAN organ at Brussels, LIE Nord, says that
FRENCH corps OF 4oOOO is to remain in Italy until
te ieorgan'zatlon OF the country is completed, &C.
eoau'ng 70 Inc treaty OF Vlllafranca.
ine a'sanecHon In tne Papal States owing to the
massacre Oh feruga mas increased to such an extent
sna' oaroln'an troops nave been sent into Romagna
70 tne eect OF the conduct OF the Swiss
guards. ....
ine hing Of Sardinia has taken this step with th
lui. consent OF tne emperor Napoleon.
ane mos' important towns in the Roman State 8
nave sens oepotatons TO confer with Garbaldi as
wna' polcy saey snal pursue in the present condi.
sio1 Vi ahalis ~ ltaly. agaos uae.=.4 .sustl
Inc Duecnies ot Modena and Parma are IN state
u revolt
Inc Aastrian troops stlll remain in their po siton
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

HATS, CAPS AND STRAW GooDs.-We would ask
the attention of dealers hats caps goods to the ad
versement of Messrs Duryee Jaques Cearman nanufac
tures and wholesale dealers goods 70 Gravier street.
The house facilities such enable offer
every advantage the customer for has en in
New York Meers DGryee Jaques Co., 2 Chambers street.
and factory at Newark, trade should certainly
look into the inducements offered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

THE ALLEGED SLAYER AT New BEDFoRD.-The
ship Atlantic, seized at New Bedford, Mass, on sus
picon Of having been fitted ont for slaver has on
board large number Of casks filed with water con.
siderable grain and other articles not unusually cent
upon legitimate whaling voyage; and notwith-
standing thirds of the Crew have Americans pro.
tections there is not that number of bona de cti-
zens of the United States belonging to the ship the
captain himself being Portuguese. Her owners,
however, challenge full investigation, and declare
that her destination was q lawful one.
Baltimore Sun
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

A FATHER AND A Son DRowNED.-A sad tragedy
occurred in Wayland, Mass, on Thursday, the 2lst.
Early in the morning William Hurd, about eighty
years of age, and his Clinton about fifty started
on fishing excursion upon Concord river. An hour
or two later another fishing party discovered two
hats upon the river, and afterwards came upon
the body of Mr.. VIM. Hurd, with an oar under his
arm. The boat was rear by, right side up, and the
supposition is that the son. Clinton who is subject to
fits, suddenly fell from the boat, and that the father
in attempting to rescue his son, lost his own life.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

No. So CANAL STREET.-This is the number Of the
elegantly arranged and richly stocked jewelry A.
Wilson, who keeps constantly from the best
'hntactufers that are warranted tmepeces all kinds
Je~ey ware cutlery fancy goods guns other
chandza usually fond in this des ,rpton The cu
toner can deal 10 advantage with him
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
Ts.egrapAe1 T. the lev erIea.s creseeue,
FURTHER By THE srxAMsHu KANGAROO.

FURTHER By THE sTEAMsHU KANGAROO.
EUROPEAN PEACE CONGRESS-
DEFENSIVE MEASURES OF FRANCE,
FoRTIE1oAT1oNs OF TIE CHANNEL COAST.
GREAT AGITATION IN ITALY j!
TUSCANY REPUDIATE5 AUSTRIAN RULE.
THE REVOLT IN PARMA AND NODENA.
sARDIHLAW TROOPS SENT TO THE RoMAGNA !.
NAPOLEON A TRAITOR TO ITALY ~
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN NAPLES
LATER FROM xNDx a !.
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CoRDrALs, BRANDIEs, WINEs.-At the store of
Messs " E. Maguan, 20 ST. Louis street, may be found the
which they adverss-hne brandes, wines cordias
preserved fruits sarnes. We
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

FINE TEAs.-At Dohans Southern Tea W arehouse,
o2 Poydras street. between Camp and St. Charles may always
be found very extensive assortment of pure of favoe
brands free of adueration poisonous
quality incorporated by drying copper heaters Determined
to build popular house, the prop keeps his
prices to the lowest living 6gares all who give him
discover We refer to his advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

DoLBEAR COMMERCIAL COLLEGE. All who de-
sire practical education to the above
named sutioa WHARF impaired the possible
tins. See advertisement.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

MonILE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The track is laid
for a little over i've miles above West Point on the
road, aud the work is being pushed vigorously for
wark by an efficient force under energetic managers
(Broad Axe.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

VANILLA.--Messrs. Barelli & Co. advertise hoic,
lot of vanilla Just received Their store is at 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

( An AFFECTING CAsuALTY.--we have just heard
Buena VISTA while away from home, yesterday even
ing, QSth ult.) picking blackberrss, were oyertaken
by heavy rain and wind storm, aud were feed the
ground by falling tree, killing one Of them, boy
twelve years of age, instantly and nurng the other
two seriously. Franklin, Qnd) Democrat,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

SERVED HIM RIGHr.-A man named Fisher was
lied to post and publicly horsewhipped in the
streets Of Ghaumont, N. Y, one evening recently.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
NUMBER 124.

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NUMBER IA.
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Aas AAIkD DIsfncT 6cnOoL RoAnD hsld thsir
election meettng few nighte senes n, Tnr,t.,a
was unanimously rselecsed eupe1.s..ss.. - n
ne teacher. 10 ~ 'as .ehoos v saaai.ausy =.
sH Ds'os vo'eo 'Os = eaes I'D by aeeaanar
tion. 39S,l v
TIE sKs,nrrcx oy W. q GO,
street was entered BY shief OF to,evss q 6stwd.y
night, and robbed Of $40 in money aud 8 nc0s a.
1908. The rascal rot M. f,5s trnpE n ~ ,,.
and carried Il out and h,oI. Il on.. 4 "a. S.s
1 s','. - ous anu D1oAS = sopes !" sus -
yafd. description Of the note stolen = adveFt'seA
By Mr.. Carson in this mornings Crescent.
cprsev.v n. .x.r,c Assoc. rhs. III. -,
oL.ssnN' DsAAArio :. soclAIioS--ln" sD'e ana
another performance, for Wednesday nighs !; to be
for the benet NJ the scenfc s,t;st and ,cbtr;.t ~
~. th.ot., Z, .h;at .t.- s.-..-- a..,S-- . ~
sue 'u.ass, ~ wn'en snsy pel'ofm' spaldlns no
gers Amphitheater. The bill is strong one con
sistng Of Douglas JerruId,s great comedy OF teThe
Rent Dav n and the 6rst - -. x q m. o. -
u. y ~. Ai;.. rs... - ~ =" :. - =. :.
.oe n's AHee Mson Demg engaged 70 90 tSe
heroine in each piece The box Office will be open
to-day, tomorrow and Wednesday. We shall expecy
to - large s,a;.nce vb.n n. srt.,t.;nr,.rt ,.rs.
49,. -~' '>- '''S s'''sA ''''-'A' '.~ss
p'sSe'
Dick AND JOuN BULL, slaves. the first eu,ployed
by Mr. Cushin1 f4s .ev;ng.r,Scb,ne .~.r, .nd ~.
oth.- =. NJ n.,,s.. - ii
" .sA Ssso1s'ns " Mt DeaAnsp, are uuocf affcst ~
tnieves OF very Ingenious and scientific character.
A gentlemen whose wife had boueht 1 Grower and
Baker sevinpm,ch;r. vo,+h A1 IN =. Hsn ..I.s
" Ca.h;... - ~. sl,v,lt soo, csleo upon
-. sl,us .as lnqo,s u 'ne sale mad been correct
aad gave the number and correct description Of
the machine. Mr. found that the machine vss ot of
1 lot he had lust rec.iv.a s,c,,, ~ -, ~
t,em.n aaid t,,.t az 80 ..e 81
- 80 s.ss WIG sAss ma Deen enecsed Dy one
negro and the machine brought to the house BY an
other. Investigation showed the sale IN have hen
made by Mr.. Belkn.p,s slave john Ran .,s b..
,,.ch;r. ra-.;a s., u 1,...,--s., 80, .uu .t'e
- ,,.as 1870 ml' ousn!ngs conndentiai man
Dfck, VINO showed the lady how TO work it. The
two were soon arrested, together with free negro
who was believed TO have been concerne n IN. ls;
moo. hrt .,,. - = ~. pus.
~. se Was "sona.seo' .ot WAN o. SUI
Hcens proofs. DICK was living In style In twostofy
house in the back part of the First District renting
out rooms and his wife was founf to have ! ;vayd
rots and ;e,ue,a vh;ch ,,.n, .t.,..t--a;..%i.s- -
''. s' $3.50. AA"S yn "n'so n Auuy
might nave envied. She had shaw9 and dresses
worth 800 piece. Mr. Gushing now attributes
series Of losses which he fas sta;ne .;nce b.v;ng
D;cIr IN hIs er,r,o, "a ,h.t ...s
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

CHOICE DRY GooDs AND MrLLINERy.-Mr. John
Todd Nos. 2 and "A Char,e rect extraordinary in
duceneus to the ladies' which, convinced they
wise neglect Certainly they quietly permit
to unimproyed the opportunity which getting
half prise the elegant dress goods and abrcs laces
embroderies sawls and millinery which Todd forcing
of such ridiculous make heavy stock Of
fall mportations. We refer to advertisement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

For RESr.-The dwelling, No. % Prytania street
aiverts for rent application to be made to Mr. Shelly sSy
mour, Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

JONAS BROOK & BRoTHERs' SpooL CorroN.-We
direct the attention of the trade the advertisement Messrs
Jonas Brook Brothers, the manufacturers celebrated
and patent glace spool cotton wts black and all
cors-a description of thread held in The highest by
those who know good from bad the principal
houses in New Orleans and Mobe and in the Original pack
ages by the manufacturers, for whom Henry Smith,
80 and 81 yessy street. New York, is agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
NEW YORK CARDS.
HOMESTEAD FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF the City Of New York.
Capital, elso.oo ..
Insues oil kinds Of Personal Property sgns Loss Danas
by Fire, at the very lowest rates charged
by responsible Companies.

fantss Merchants and others desiring to effect Insurance
apon their property respectfully solicited give portion
sf their paronageto 70 this Company
App icaons for Insurance made person or By mail nd.
dressed the Company either of the Directors will receive
immediate attention. Possessing personal information in re.
gard 70 ocaons and other details Of Inabe properly in the
eeuern and Western States this Company
many ohes-fo give advantages in rass Of Prcmums etc.
The direction Of the Company embraces some OF the first
Of the city Of New York extenslvoIy engaged the
Southern trade and closely identified With s Interest,"
Any Information connected with Insurance Will heerfuy
eiven and all business connected With this Company will
Transacted with bsraiy and promptuess %
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
THE POLAR REFRIGERATOR-
-. HE'LL

FILTER AND WATER COOLERS COMBINED
Involving important principles before attained which
enables Meats Fish, Milk. Vegetables Fruits etc. kept
longer dryer and cooler with less ts than be with
sny other Refrigerator now In
BARTLETT 4 LESLEY,
Manufacturers,
iy23 I'm No. 40 Broadway, New York.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

FELICIANA FEMALE INsTITUTE-We received the
catalogue OF this institution for the year ending Jn 1859
It exhibits ae Iisnce sixytrce pupils from diff ereu.
parts Of this Stae and Mississippi.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

WILLY WALLACH-
" l3i WILLIAM STREET, New York
Importer OF Foreign Folio Letter and Note Papers and En-
velopes Rehbachs Celebrated Lead Pents German Red
Ts9ss Gum Tickets Inkstauds etd etc., Csrdboards and
Cards. Staple and Fancy Stationery generally FOR THE
TRADE. ty23 9meod
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Meh @rIeans 4ailp Grssttnt.

"Trip In Prospecto" I" to Cullum's Springs
and Point Clear.
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WHITNEY & Nc DONALD
No. 5O6 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
-Oppdsite the
st. NlcllO1as EInfey

AS y A BILE TAI LORS,
The latest importation Of FASHIONABLE GOODS always
On hand The reputation house has always
style Of its productions las secured for ma large
ege from gentlemen who appreciate elegance taste.
Strangers visiting the city in yed to call befre
purchasing e'se"here'i my27 2m&W
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Commercial 1ntsl,,ssnes, etc., etc.

LATER FRoM xND1A.
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CoUTHERN HAT HOUSE

BYRAM, HIND AND BLISS,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers in
Hats, Caps and straw Goods
BONNErs, FLOWERS,
UMBRELLAS, PARAsoLs etc.
importers Of FRENCH HATS.
No. 10 Murray street, near Broadway,
Edw York.
AARON c. .JoI.s H. HrND........wM H. BLISS
BENJAMIN L. BRrrrIs Washington, Ark Special Partner
jyIb 1y&W
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EUROPEAN PEACE CONGRESS.
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EG. fAYNE, JOHN KEMP, Jr,
Late firm Of Payne, Steele Co. Firm OF alI, Co
DAFNE a. kIHEaH, WHOLESALE GRoCERS and
= Dealers in Family and Plantation Supplies,
Noa u and 20 Tchoupitouas street.
iyl ly New Orleans.
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VIM. 1. Mcdonald. -
4l2 ROADWAY, NEW YORK.
The Subscriber having made additions his
ready large establishment and acquired facilities
the transaction Of his rapidly Increasing business prepared
furnish every description of
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS,
ut the shortest the favorable terms AMI Of
fers particular Inducements to SOUTHERN PURCHASE
equal If SUPERIOR any other aanuactoy Of the
kind In the country.
jyI4 ly WIN. L. upDONALD
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FRANCIS g. LOUTREIt-
ise No. As MAIDEN LANE,
New York.
Every variety Of Handbook. Paper, Stationery. Steam
Printing, Lhographlc Work and Book Binding.
A1-orders respectfully solicited jYlS ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01

TONES, son & MELvAIN-
No. MAIDEN LANE,
New York,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers In
GUNS, CUTLERY,
PLATED WARE, JEwELRY,
FANCY GOODS, BRUSHES,
2' PERFuMERY and SOAPS.
n3-Sole Agents for Wreeley Richards Celebrated Guns,
gey's Caps Waddng and Cartridges Heidors Army Razors
fyl6 An,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-08-01
MOVEMENTS IN NAPLES

A TRAITOR TO ITALY "
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FoaT1F1oAT1oNs OF THE CHANNEL COAST.
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THE JEFFERSON JOURNAL of Saturday afforded US
the following items
Dro,cned.-A negro man belonging to Mr.. Evariste
Part was drowned on our wharf on Wednesday night
last 1t seems that the negro under the influence
OF liquor, and in attempting to step into fatboat
fell into the river, but was rescued by two men who
were working on the boat. After pulling him out,
he laid down on the slaves which were in the boat,
and the two young men retired to bed, when, in the
meantime, they we're awakened by the splash of
waters, when they arose. and to their great astonsh
ment found that it was the selEsame Individual whom
they had rescued before, who had sunk to rise no
more
Inquest-Coroner Young yesterday held an inquest
on the body Of the slave Bob, found drowned at the
Napoleon Avenue wharf. Verdict, " accidental
drowning"
The Clararie A6air- Officers Roberts and Che.
valley returned from across the Lake on Thursday
evening, whittier they had gone in search Of one Of
the perpetrators OF the murder; but it seems that
they must have met their man on the passage over,
as he arrived in this city and was arrested, as We
have before stated, by officer Sheppard that night