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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-13

THE CONDITION or THE STREETs.-We publish
in sno,fer column the report of the Health
Wardens on the sanitary condition Of the city,
with reference specially to the state of the pave
mepts and cutters This report is made at the
request of our new City Inspector, Mr.. Delavan,
and from its general tenor it will appear that
the public health at all times liable to suffer
from the imperfect sewerage, and the difficulty
Of keeping the cutters and culverts clean.
There is not, perhaps, city in the world so well
adapted to complete system Of sewerage as
New York. The surface # the city forms,
as 1t were, en- arch, DETECTED to the North
and East rivers at each side, forming great
natural channels of relief. Yet it is true that
our sewerage is wholly inadequate to the wants
of the city. All efforts to keep the streets in
that healthy condition we would desire to see
must be fruitless until the sewers are properly
constructed.
From the report of the Health Wardens 1t will
be seen that while the condition Of the streets in
some portions Of the city is represented as very
good, in others great difficulty exists in preserv
ing that cleanliness in the cutters so essential
10 health, and mainly because the sewerage is
SO wretched that the cutters cannot be kept free
from residential deposits. The fact is that We
want an entirely new system of sewerage in New
York. Ii is true that since the organization OF
the Croton Aqueduct Board, in lS49, under
whose control the matter is placed, l47 miles
and $40 ieet of sewers have been constructed
but even this extent OF sewerage is insufficient
for the wants OF this ert at city.
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Botton authorities want cut and dried O. 'atton.
why not tahe an old one out of the several \ ar
reis full that they have In their archives Then
thes could judge Of .he article beforehand, and
prevent mistakes
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NEW ORLEANS, July IL, 1859.
The sseamShp Empire City below, with Havana dates
Of the 8th inst The news 10 unimportant.
Sugar was buoyant, and all qualities had slightly sd.
vaaced.
Sterling exchange was Is per cent premium, and on
New York ~ per cont.
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Boston, July II. 1859.
Tho mails per the steamship Arabia will close as eight
O'Clock to morrow morning. but che vii, no. ssi uasd
about eleven. Dispatches fled Ia the telegraph Office.
No 81 Wall street. New York. 10 reach hero By
O'Clock A. n on that day, will be sent out in ber.
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TAMMAEy BALL MAKING DONKEY OF IrsELF.--
Lsst evening, at an adjourned meeting of the
TaDmspy Hall General Committee, the resolu-
was just what might be expected from the kind
Of men who compose the rank and die Of Tam
many Hall committees in recent years. We
know the corrupt sources from which they are
appointed, and the influences by which they are
moved, and it won'a be sbsurd to expect any
thing high-mindeu d honorable or patriotic from
such quartz. They vote black white and white
bl.sk, just as they are directed by the fugleman.
It Ia stated that the vote last night was carried
by the influence of those VITO hold impor-
tant Offices in this city under the very govern
ment which they denounce. The audacity of
these men is highly amusing. They transfer their
worship from the setting sun to some two or
.arce rising stars; aud they make their arrange
ments to secure their positions under the sue
cession taking for granted that it is now too
late to displace them for the remainder Of the
present term. But let them not be too sui Of
ttis. Their official days may be numbered
sooner than they imagine, and in their calcula-
tons for the next Presidency they are completely
oeEogged aud GounderiDg in the mire. The
whole country will be found against them, and
no man can be elected President who holds the
doctrine of Tammany Han. It is not for the
interest Of this republic to involve herself in
half dozen wars with the Powers of Europe
ior mere abstraction, and that, too. one which
will not hold water. The men who come before
the country as champions of such course will be
marked by the good sense and the patriotism o.
the people as dangerous chiefs, unit to bt
trusted with the reirs Of power. Meanwhile thu
doom Of Tammany Hall is sealed.
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Marriage Of Peter Caxger

ALBANY, July II, 1859.
The political and social circles have been greatly stirred
day by matrimonial affair Peter Cagger tho well
politician and lawyer married this morning
to the sister OF VIM. Cassidy, the equally well known
editor Of the atlas and Argus.
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The Funeral OF the Rev. Joseph BeIcher.
PHnApEIpHIA, July II, 1850
The funeral of tho Rev. Joseph Becher D. D., an em.
nen author and clergyman took place from the First Bap
tst ohu ,ch this afternoon. 1t attended by large
coucourse OF his friends The deceased father to the
pastor OF the Baldwin place Baptist church OF Boston,
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mebt from those whose steadiness aud clearness |
Of vision are unequal 10 Il management, as we'll |
as of providing for the consequences Of their |
fajlurea
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NkwARx, July IL, 1855.
German named Bonner was sun struck ,ss&srS,y
ana died IN tho evening othsr cases Of prossr
ton have occurred, though nDus o( them were ta,sl
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Firc at ST. John, N. b.
Sr JOIN, July H. 1863.
Last night at Straight Shore, st. john six dwst-
ings we're burned. Ali insured.
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The Great New England Trade Sales at
H0sfnn.

nosIoNi 3Wy II, 1903.
The great New England trade sales at auction commence
tomorrow the programme for the day embracing boots
and Shoes glassware and carriages The grand sale Of
dry goods In Faneui Hall will commence Thursday and
continue Friday and Saturday. Merchants present
from every State In the Union The hotels crowded,
and an active business is anticipated steamboat ex
cursion down the harbor and other social hosptaes
win be rendered to strangers by the city authorities
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bcFFALD July II, 10Y,
Perseverance, Hose Company, Of Philadelphia, arrived
here this evening and received cordial welcome from
The tire Department aud citizens generally
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The Boston Bank Statement.
BOSrOy july L. 1889
no Augusta at Savannah.

SAvANNAH, July II, 1859.
The steamship Augusta arrived below at two O'Clock P
NJ, and Is coming up.
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and if go, we can readily understand why Mr..
Golden should feel indisposed to commit himself
and his party to the support Of a policy which
would be ruinous to the best interests of Eng
land.
Although declarations ct the hustings are not,
generally speaking, considered reliable evidences
Of the course likely to be pursued by new ad-
minisration, we are forced to the conclusion that
those to which We refer are based on something
more than the individual dispositions and senti-
ments Of the parties making them. It is not to
be supposed that men in the positions Of the
Secretary for India and the Attorney General
would express themselves after such a fashion
without the concurrence of their colleagues.
Considering the earnest and generally expressed
desire Of the English people that they should be
Kept out of this war, there is but one explana-
ton Of the singular inopportuneness of the views
that have been thus put forward. We are afraid
that Lord Palmerston and his colleagues have
been betrayed into the objectionable weakness
OF compromising matters with the party behind
the throne, and Of pledging England to defend
Prussia in case the fullment Of her federal obi.
cations should expose the latter to danger.
Thus, family interests will again be made the
means OF compromising the Independent and
secure position Of Great Britain In reference to
these complications and of plunging her into
war which may result in the ruin of her com.
merce and the invasion of her shores. The
statesmen of the Manchester school are right in
keeping clear from the entanglements of such
suicidal policy. On them may, by and by, de-
volye the duty Of snatching the helm Of govern
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DIS PAT sys.n pow..
PRIN TIN G OF FL CT
Corner of Main and Thirteenth Streets, Richmond

JOHN D. UAMMERSLEY & CO., Proprietors,
This establishment {being the most complete Prin.
tery in the South both ~ regards Types Ornaments
&c. and the latest aud most approved Machine
Presses) il daily turning ont the finest specimens Of
BOOK and JOB PRINTING, such az
PAMPHLETS, BANK CHICKS,
CATALOGUES, NOTES, POSTERS,
CIRCULARS, PROGRAMMES,
BILLS OF LADING, HANDBILLS, DC
~ Particular attention given to fine work fol
Banks, Public Offices Insurance. Railroad and Trans
THE DIPATCH CARD PRESS.
This new machine for CARDS. BILL HgAps. SINAI
Circulars Labels &C.. s capable of turning of LOO
Impressions per heur thereby enabling the patrons
Of this establishment to obtain this description
work at the shortest possible notice.
81 hices reduced in proportion to the increase ~
speed.
Printing In Gold and Silver Bronze, and various
coored Inks executed in the highest style the art
m this branch OF the business the proprietors
safely CHALLENGE COMPETITION.
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1pARTA ACADEMY LOTT1RIIe.
,.urHoRrzED BY Tan srATs OF oEoRsIA9
DRAWN AT AUGUSTA, GEORGIA.

10 THE PURLlO.--As the members q COT nrm na
have. BY way Of purchase. become the oTns,ss
of the granite chartered By the etates q LIE ~
Georgia under the management Of Messrs urS ssy
Msury Of wilmington. p..wsse we 81 our Arm
sfiar January lat 1888. 20 that OF WOOD, EDDY
have re .. o 81 me
~. ~ - snassyored to transact al our business
Win ,nterr,ty and we sssure the public that the
patronage heretofore bessow 90 on ms - vel sn
INV N Very respectfully,
nODA W. SWAN & 90.
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IAIEIOAn0. -.


= - - ElCHMUNf xKD
-. = ZRDfBnSBUnn RAILROAD.
THOUGH xns!onTg DErWEEN RICHNOND
AND MONTH CAhQLINA-Yrom the s4h day u
and accommodation trains on this rod viii Iseve
Richmond and Poters6urg on MONDAY. WuDNns
o'clock, 40 before.
Arrangements have been made by this Company,
for the prompt and punctual forwsrdiug md dsis.
err OF 81 Produce Goods other articles Of freight
designed for transportation either way, between
RichmSnd and points between Petersburg and he
lette, North Carolina, at low rates, without any
charge for for. wsrding, storage &c. All such art
plainly marked, ITO the ii the Freight Agent Of
the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad, at Peters
As 70 the rates Of tolls tic Roads south OF Pc
tersbuYg, which they require to be prepaid, ~ far
as Raleigh. Information may 10 had ut the Depot
Of this Company Ut Richmoni.
Cflce APR COL
Ma -
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The rates West Of Knoxville will not 20 into Of
feet until after the completion Of the Cleveland
Branch Railroad, which will be about the LIST OF
April.
Shippers of through goods must send duplicate
tickets giving the marks. weights and destination
of goods. Send to Cox's Line of Boats.
A 8 LEE, on the Dock.
N. Goods from Northern cities shipped through
at reduced rates. A. D. l..
10
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NOTICE TO CONTRACT. RS. - The
1N AENRTCO LAND FOR sALE

,4 am authorized to sell Farm nine miles be.
low ne city OF Richmond. situated on the middle
roAa 70 Charles CITY county. and contains ono hun.
dred ana ton scresforty ciearsd-snd IL adapted 10
tns gr9wth o. tas usual crops made In this section
me ostsns soi the tADd is e woods The improve
h.ents CONSIST OF = framed DWELLING. With four
rooms. Kitchen. 10. with wsll Of excs,lenf wstsr
10 tbs yad: Tho location 10 healthy aud
t2 seyereI churches 4 great bargain Can he NM,
chassa IN the farm, II immedisie spplicationy hs
nsasN DO , LVNE.
Land Agent
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NoRNrK AFFAIRS.
or rus RICHMOND pAilf D''

tcoRKEsPoNDxNcR or rns RscHAoN'
S.,,o.x. May II. 1883 ~
Noh s,sd dropped down 20
Hampton Reads this NOR ON srom one Of her om.
Gers sss I ssss u. VIII no, visit Ne" YORK;
south. -. arrived In this city sno
Hon, ~ =, the National Hotel .,o,. mart, Of
nee ro0u Of nioistsrs from .ssioos .pSns ~.
A Number err o. arrived ia the city to attend toe
the sss,s Convention, which meets ,o,moss re NJ.
Tbs Rt Rev John Johns, assistant hsa :, =, ,n
diocese viii preach tho opening 'ef"'" ~ '"
~ Tn. launch Of tho sloop-of-war Richmond No.
been postponed; indeed IL 10 said that sne ,he
ties have issued no orders to launch her Hoce '"'
death OF Mr.. HART. ,o,the
The steamer Seablrd run over sail eos. so,.,s
harbor yesterday aud preeipisated rs,s, what
of Portsmouth into the "briny deep.
We Iearu the boat ran into the steamer ,o Was
The fugitive slave from pensaeo, a., in, 70 hi.
fou nd on brig bound to Boston ana ssu' n.,on Of
city, 10 saiely lodged 70 jail to await me
his owner.
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EXTENT OF Decentralization is rapidly extend
ing its boundaries. 1t covers area of III
square miles equal to q square Of IL miles TO the
side. The population 10 this area amounted in the
year 1901 to 95S 1893, and n the year 1858 to 1862,
336. The London Of 1858 is equal to three Lon
d0ns of 1901. 1t has now q larger population
than the hix New England Statea.
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Whole Tickets, slo; Halves, IS Quarters, O. SO !;
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The numbers from to 50000 corresponding with
those numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper, are encircled with small tin tubes
and placed in one wheel.
The first 437 Prizes similarly printed and encir-
cled are placed in another wheel
The wheels are then Ievoived and a number lis
drawn troQ the wheel of Numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
number and Prize drawn out are opened and ex.
hbited to the audience and registered by the Com.
Der drawn This operation 10 repeated until all the
Prizes are drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding Numbers to those drawing the
first trizes will be entitled to the Is Approxima
ton Prizes. For example If Ticket Number 1850
draws the $4,000 Prize, those Tickets numbered
HAS ll2i9. ll23l. li252, will each be entitled to
S4Uu. If Ticket No $50 draws the S20OO0 Prize
these Tickets numbered 54S, SAG ISL, $50 will each
identified to $3.50, and 30 according to the above
scheme.
The 5000 Prizes of $40 will be determined by the
last Fl cure of the Number that draws the $50 ,GU
Prize. For example; if the Number drawing The
$4,000 Prize ends with No l. then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will tie entitled to $50
If tho number ends with No 2 then all the Tickets
where the Number ends in will be entitled to $50
and 80 on too.
- Remember that every Prize is drawn and
pay able in full without deduction.
GFThe Managers Printed Certificates Of pack g.
ges q 10 will be sold at the following rates
Certificate Of package of 70 WHOLE tickets. $50
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VISITORS TO WEST PoINT.-Among the visitors tc
West Point, just appointed by the President are
George W. Csss, Eco, Of Pennsylvania; Captain
Thomas ]. Lee, Of Maryland, Hon. John Kerr, Of
NORTH Carolina; Ebenezsr Starns. E'q, of Georgia
Major VIM. Beard, Of Louisiana; L. X. Page, Esq
of Mississippi; Dr.. John z. Barnes Alabama; Col
John Johnston, OF Ohio.
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ANOTHER BoDY Recommendations body from
among the victims by the explosion OF the steam
er st. Nicholas, on the Mississippi, has boen re
covered. His name is unknown, bat it is said
he was q widower, and was returning from Wash.
ington, d G, to visit his children at Clinton.
La. He was conversing with the second clerk,
Mr. Gilium, for an hour so, early in the evening
of the disaster and stated that be VAS door Keeper
to the gallery of the House Cf Representatives.
He was q short man. with black hair and beard,
aud possessed fue address.
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" 10 quarter
10 eighth

Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered on receipt of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. Purchaserscan have Tickets ending In
any figure they may designate.
Ths List Of drawn Numbers and Prizes WILL s sent
topurchasers immediately after the drawing.
Iu.future our single Number Lotteries will draw
every SATURDAY throughout the year.
Our three Number Lotteries are drawn daily
Address orders tor Tickets or Certificates in the
WOOD, EDDY 4 co, Augusta, Ga,
Or WOOD, EDDY co. Atlanta, Ca,
Or WOOD, EDDY co. Wilmington, Dsl,
A8-A list Of the numbers tina. are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the Prize that each one is
entitled to. will be published after every drawing
in the following papers augusta C6nsitutiondltst,
Mobile Register, NdshriUe Gazette. Neao York Week.
~ Day Byok Richmond UdD Dispatch, Pa aiding
iMiss.) Clarion and Neu York Herald.
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DICH NKW DRESS GOODS
II SECOND SUPPLY
We invite attention to the following elegant stock
Of Dress Goods, purchased by one of our firm at
auction. &C, aud will be sold at unprecedented low
prices:
Two Flounced and Double Jupe Silk Robes
Elegant Bay adore and Chene silks
Rich Organize and Jaconet Robes
Elegant Robes a'Tunique
Rich Print Bareges aui Glaze Poplins
Crepe Maretz and Barege D. LANES
Black Challle, Tanartine and Mourning Ducals
Black Silk MantiIias
French and knglish Prints. Ginghams, Briliants
all styles of Dress Gotds, enquire at No l43 ain
street PARKER Il co
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CENSUS oP NAsHvLLE-A census OF the city OF
Nashville. lately taken. gives the following re-
suits: The population of the city proper is Is, 113
of which 19,72S whites, lO,7 males aud
S971 females; 1855 blacks, of whom ,75S free
The population of the suburbs is 500, making a
total of 81 SIS. The manufactures Of the city
reach 81 700; the total trade, exclusive of
ansnu features, is $22 Al Sl2. About one huGdred
steam boats visit the port during the year, with
an average tonnage Of los, 900. There sixteen
Protestant churches, with q membership OF 2 S35,
besides African churches with 600 meubers.-
The Catholic m smbership is 1000.
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DeATH AMONG THE HoGs-It Is stated that dread.
fol fatality exists smoug the hogs 10 Wayne county
NC correspondent informs the Newbern Pro-
gress that many farmers in that county have lost
. great number, some from 60 to 100 head.
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- $500 r e w A R D.-Ran away
from the subscribers, on Thursday night
= III md

$500 RE w A r D.-Rsn away
from the subscribers, on Thursday night,
the i4th instant. four likely N E0R0 MEN.
XII. named WYLIE. sam, Bob and SAM:
Carolina the 30h of March; about 81 years of age;
five feet ten eleven inches high; likely; complex
ion. very dark. and talks free and easy when spo-
sam is about 20 years Of age; FIVE feet eight or
Richmond. the i4th oil March. and was purchased
by mr. Pace of Wm Jones, of Gloucester county
He is very likely and stout. and of dark complex
ion, and has b scar, from cut. on one of his legs
BOB is five feet seven inches high: WAS purchss-
the 1st of April; aged about 80 years: very black
and steut; when he left he had . small scar on his
face, caused from boil not quito veil
SAM IL about Ave feet seven or eight inches high;
chased OF Henry v Morris for Mrs h ,Piggoi of
whip marks on his back.
TIE above reward VIM be paid for the apprshe..
Eichmt nd. Va; or $50 fer each negro ON his dsye-
ryor security In some Jail. so that We can him.
should said negroes be taken In Richmond or
Henrico. y2s only win be paid for each.
NOTICE TO CONTRACT. re. - Fhe
4Sundersigned Commissioners. appointed by the
County Courts Of Hanover aud Henrico. viii re.
ceise proposals. At the Meadow Bridges. the 10Th
day Of june n.xt. ct 10 o'clock. for covering
with gravel the snBeways Of the Meadow Bridge
Road across tn, Chick ahomiay, and FIR repairing
the sbutments of said bridges. About 500 cubic
yards OF gravel will be r. quirsd-to be hauled an
. :g distance Of half mile Persons desiring
signed for further Information.
TS SSi ssp q. gTSGRsEa. Hanover.
"a JAMES Z. REDD. HsnTico.
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T AGER BEER,

/ AUEn DEEN,
IL PORTER, ALE, &c. &c.
Your attention is called to a new establishment
and firm under the st.Ie of DELAkUE PEYRO-
NET, on It'll, between Bread and Grace SITS. where
they will keep choice lot of LAGER BEER, P0K-
TER. ALE &C. in kegs and bottles of all sizes.
TO suit families and others.
Also, all kinds of imported WINES. LIQUORS.
&C. As we keep good article and sell cheap. we
expect share of patronage for which we return our
thanks. and promise to please all.
PS-Goods to any part OF the city free of
charge DELARUE PEYRONET.
my l2-3mH
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WHAT CcNoHA THINKS OF THEM The orders of
General Concha to the commander of che Spanish
war steamer sent to Hayti to look after the well
fare Of the Cuban "coDveurion," we're to offer
them a passage to New York, and to supply them
with such necessaries az in their military nisad-
venture may have been lost. Coucha evidently
does not apprehend any very serious danger from
the flIibuetera
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pIssoLUTIoND, 20.

U188O6O x1ONDe &os
(SO-PARTNERSHIP OTICE-The
~ undersigned have this day associated them
sslyes together under the firm and style Of POTTS
FARLEY l. Co, for the purpose Of Sondncting 9
BUSiNESS ia the city of Richmond.
They have taken the new and spacious building.
two doors above sam1 Ayers 4 Son, and nearly OPP
they will keep constantly on hand a. full and Gem.
plete stock Of all such goods as are usually found
In the Grocery line, including Coffee. Sugars. No
lasses Bacon, Liquors. &c, &c, &C, to wi ich they
beg TO call the Of their friends and the trade
generally.
Special attention will be pdd to the sale Of all
kinds of Produce on which liberal advances will
be made. FRANK POTTS,
RICHD G FARLEY,
HENRY WILLIAMS,
JAS B MARSHALL.
Richmond ia list 1859.
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a c.,yvonxr, Mus.r-If the Mnrsts In europe
Give ont. thew can find hopeful candidate TOR the
.hro,. q, N.ple. in the gentleman mentioned in
Al. e,,,ox,nr paragraph from the Alta California
of April g.:
A moor. wre.ched. looking man WAS found upon
che street last evening. and brought into the sta
t,nn.bouse 10 Q state Of helpless drunkenness He
vas placed In one Of the cells asd laid out upon
the asphaitum necr, and at hslf.psst seven o'clock
last evening he was attacked by 40 epiies;ic fit
and but for the prompt kindness of the officer IN
attendance, the poor fellow might have died in
agony. Upon inquiry We learn the mans name is
Louis Murat, and that he is linesi descendant OF
Joachim Murat, King of Naples under the reign
of Napoleon Bonaparte. He arrived in this conn
try In lsio. having considerable meaas and let
tiers of credit; the former he squaniered and the
latter he lost.