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The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

ARREsTATIoN DUN HiNcENDIAiRE. ~ Leu nom-
breux incendies qui ont eclate dams notre Vile de-
pns un mois, les pertes enormes qu'ils ont occa
s'onnes, la certitude de Persistence Dune bande de
maiialteurs parmi nous. ont ete rGpouvante dams
au Troisieme ct al Qustrikme District Oh le
manque presque absolu d'eau rend les incendies
encore plus desastreux, ains que iious yenons den
avoir Ia preuve. =
On a fait entendfe 4 ce sujet des plaintes don't
les ]ournaux Sc sont constitutes les Interpreters mais
ces paintes fond6es on non,y n,auraient nrobahle.
ment pas amene un resuitat plus satisfasant s. NJ.
John Adams ct N. ?: Youenes, ci-devant officers
de police dun nerite rtcoiinu ct auourd, Nm;
agents. des assureurs n'avaient redoubls dime ra;a
dams pexercice de leuts fonctions. Nes lectenrs
sayei quils ont dea arrete ct fait eryover dev.nt
IA Frem'eIe cour de District, Mnse Hannet FLYNN,
qut est soupconnee dayor mis- ie teu SON ma sasn
{sncoignure Canal ct Rempartsl ct tessiavs
Edward accuse d'avoir E,is lie feu ph6tel de par
sort. .''> - e'sD'os S'D''oss- 9S te''
samedi dern;er, lc Bureau des Assurances an.
nnonca, par .>inte,mediaire de ID. Youenes, quill
uonneiait nne recompense de trois mile piastres
!.ieoAque ferait deconyrir ct condamner un incen-
sla Ire dams te eourant dune aimee partir de la
Gate de la publication. f44t5s
Nous apprenons que lie Conseil, a la seance dS
domain soir, offira une r6compense. Cette semne,
% ellie n'engage pas des nalaitenrs trahir ses
SOtnPiees ou U0uVTe pas deS yelX ierrleS 1ug-
qua ce jour- effraiera peut-etre les tonpables Ell
ieur faisant voir qus sont surveiII6s par des per-
sonnes interessees les arreter. Ss
2 CESr MILES 1'Hrune.-M. Millard Fillmore,
ancien president des Etats- WENT dit le Cour
r,er ass Etatss Csis, d'adresser une lettre q NJ
kollin Germain, e prfant d,expliquer, dams une
seance publqne. les prncipes d'apres lesquels Get
lHgeneur Sc fat fort de construife un Yapelr qui
iesa 100 miles heure et don't ID puissance resis-
terra toafes les fureufs de feesars, ais,si quau
cnoc des batIments actuels. Lor.que ce yapeHr Sc
ra't eharge de passagers de fret de provisions ct
de Charlton pour nn voyage ahtodT do monde, il ne
tirsfait pas plus de vingt-deh2 pieds d'ea,, et,-
chose snguli ses frais de voyage seTaient au
plus le cinquieme de ceux desyspears de rids ours
lily freizes ans que M. RolIin Germain etudiaitI
en- secret &c nouyean sYsteme de mscanisne et de t
construction: etdes ingenieurs Einents .ies Etats
Gnis lni. ont donn6 Fassnrance que 90 dscouserteI
est desinee faire 6poque dams ,histoire do Ia ma
vigation vapeur.-~I Tout ceci resemble fort aune
mystifcation.
TERRIBLE NAuFRAGE- Isa perte du stea-
nier australien Royal Charter. d Ii hauteur
de Bangor, sur Ii cote de Gales. est confr-
NEE. Le naYire ete1jete Ii cote au mi
lieu dune efroyable tenpete, ct pres de 400
persunes ont peri dams les aots.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

prisonnier ct quelesfhabitants du Rio Grande
sont dams lattente dun nouyel assault.
Ainsi done un meeting etc convoque le
q, q shuit heures du matin, pour. aviser aux
moyens de defendre IL vile. LIE Cap. Tobin
ayec SO hommes, s'avance sur Brownsville,
mais i anra . repousser un corps de sept
cents Mexicains bieD .armes, quis sopposeront
q 50 marche, Courier de "a N. Orzkaus
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19
AZ Vemfaa.e a l'aRRa ia BILE.

W IN MORCEAU DE-, TERRE situe 4
u ii tete du Bayou Slow, ST. Landry.
6tant le Quart NO. ella MoitieO du Quart:
NE. de Ia Section 8. Township s Sud de Ia
Rangee s. Est, centenant 242 55-10Omes
acres: sss6s.. 80 5 ss.54 5sFs.a gase4,
Pour les informations, s'adresser 4 Aug.
n. Robin, au, bureau du Recorder. on Mime
r Labyche, aux .Opelousas.
Opelousas, 8 Oetobre 1859-1a.'
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19
.OPELOgsAs:
sAMEDI hATIN. 10 NoVEMBRR 1853

3gW NJ AMOS A, LAcoAB, de Franklin, est notre
agent pour Ia Paroisse Ste. Marie, autorse rece.
yoir ct donner quittance en- notre nom.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

e lie lectcnr trouvera dams notre partie anglai-
&c IN petit ableau isant yoir e vote des Parosses
dams peection de Gouverneur. Quoique nous nay
yons encore refu le vote que environ une lnoise
de- fEtat est neanmoins CERTAIN tres certain que
notre ticket dEtat sera eu une naorite immense
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

LES pERN1ERs 'l rRo1ns -samedi dernier, vers les
81 heures du ssor, au moment on Ia temperature
eta des plus chaudes, considerant Ia saison, an vent
tempestueux s'est eleye ducie apres avoir tour
biopne un instant, s'est fxe au Sord ct ,, est de-
meure. 4 est impossible de decrire les desastres
quece vent glacial arrive 81 soudainement avec une
tele violence es une tee opiniatrete . pu causer;
isuft de visiter IN jardia potager pour sen faire
une idee. fsa@
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

CD Nous pubEons une seconde fois le tableau de
relection en- no.re Parosse, am que ceux qai YOU
dont ie conserver pour plus tard comparer le vote
on faire ienrs combinations desealculs eectoraux
puissent lie faire leurs moments de oisr, ct sans
raide de leurs voisins.
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

IELEcrros. = D'aprss les retours parveuus Ia
NouveleO Orleans jusquau 10 courant, il etais etabl;
que Moore, notre candidat pour GouYerneur avait
.alors une najorite de 5000 voix, hquelle augmen.
taitjournellement. Une majori:e . peu pres analo-
que etait donnee nos candidats pour Lieutenant-
Gouverneur, Secretaire dEtat, Auditeur. Tresorier
e. Suriutendant de Peducation pubiaue. .D'apres
iesmemes retours il r6sulte gull y await 40 demo-
crates, % membres du parti dc popposition ct
Independents 6lus 10 Chambre des Representans
CALcAsIEu.- Un de nos anis nous envoye les
retours ofciels des elections dams la Parosse Calca
seu par esauels on volt que le ticket deocratique
reca IN vote presque unanime les candidats de
ropposi.ion n'ayant recu qn'un nombre de yoix va
RANT entire 30 ct s. lie vote totaIa etc de 4s5 vox.
Nctrs ancien ami, Alexandra Desessarts, 9t6 eIu
q y chambre des Representans. ct David j. Read,
10 present Sheriff etc re-elu par 4ls vox de mao.
rite J. Moss, le Greffer, sgalement ete reslu.
Tons democrates, n6cessairenent. .
The Opelousas courier., 1859-11-19

B1ENs lMPossABLEs NEW YopR-tl re:
suite de Passessement qui Went detre ter
mine a New York, que les biens impossables
de cette vile s'elevent s,532, ,903, ,476.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

THE MASSACHUSETTS, CLAtN.-Thi, claim OF the
Sste Of Massachusetts upon tho Federal GoVerpsoDt
70 satisfy which bill bss PASSED both Houses Of Con
grsss, is thus explained by The Boston hdv,rtiser.
"The expenses for military services thus slio Eod
were incurred by Massachusetts prior ~ the partition
Of Maine into separate State. Ia the act Of partitions
i was provided that one-third of the amount recoy
erod should belong to Maine, aud two thirds to NJ 70
sachusetts. IL was not probably anticipated a, thst
time, We should have 10 Wat forty years Tor the psy-
ment of the money already past due.
"Tba amount OF tle claim recognized a. i1st by ths
Secretary Of War in 1877, was 2'2.O)0 Of which tho
share belonging 10 MassachusettS would bs nb,st
slSl eco. The Geographic dispatch mentions pr 600
IA the smouDt allowed. We are unable at present 70
state whether there il a mistake in these fgsres-
whether the claim hos been subject 10 abatement. Or
whether the amount mentioned IL intended 0Dlf 10
cover the sbale of Massachusetts, enlarged by an
additional allowance. IL is sQics nt subject for
grs,uaton that the substance Of the claim ia certainly
allowed
MANY years ago, the Massachusetts Legislature
By Jaw placed this ella M 10 tho credit Ut the fund
accommodating for the redemption 81 the deb. incurred
the subscription by the S,sts Of 10 600 shares Of thu
stock cf the Western Eqlroad Corporation. THIS
debt discharged 81 ls maturity from other
Of revenue; aud, in 1851, las wa, passed whereby
the claim with other asssts placed % the oteiis
Of fund provided for tho eEllguishment Of other
portions OF tho pubic debt.
1.-THE fortunate and unexpected realization Of thls
claim at this moment, makes soOthor 10 the series VI
happy Condolences which 90 render the pgrshass
oil the Hancock mansion by the State an inevitable
public duty. by single stroke a good foTtune sons
s2OOCOO are now added 10 the ash Of The
state, demaodiDg ilveetmeDt.'
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RnARn OF SUPERVISORS.

~
hosDAY, March 1.-THE PtesideLt, Nr PCEDr,
in the Ctar.
Tie Boa I'd Of Juro-s.-Mr. BILL presen,ed rero-
luton tnat tHs Committee Criminal Courts snl Po-
hca contract .Or Tire Gnsu q meals 20 those Jurors
Of toe CI.musi Courts whom IL ne opinion OF tie
Justices, 70 d. leo SAY 20 30 provide sad that due
notice he si1sn o the CouTts AZ tue selection OF sn-
able place. Ny Be. referred - The tesvy bills IT,
CURED BY the Jurors IN the Canoeini case. Iae
judges Lad suggested the pan 81 having an under
stauciTg al moderate motel FOR sucn necessary
supplies. TIE resolution reiarIed.
Aao,her Ofc>.-Mr. TwFED cferef ? resolution -
give tie Recorder a Inesserger at $500 FER aanun
Cisffirg IiIfaeuss.-Mr PrRDY offered resolu-
cn SO be PLACED ST the Dip sa Of the Treasurer
Of the Metropolitan Pocs 20 purchase cheap m4teria
Nth which 10 osthe otsttGte witnesses detained az
No > White ,t-est.
Mr. KtssLDY remarked that be was glad - see
Democratic members At the Board listen 70 some OF
the sugsestion- OF TIE Police.
Tire paper wac referred % a Committee.
Bcord Of Hifn.-eg.-A bill of Jacob Messerole
smouLt.rg % siO -, f0r bCafd q wuesses detained
AZ No. . White street for tue month Of February,
VS. referred TO 4 Committee.
TIE System a Cleaning PHJ'ic Offices and Court
Ro,ms ras referred 10 by Sir. KESSEDT as very e1-
peIsive sba defective. IL cid not believe IN giving
woman 50 = month for cesTirg Courtroom, when
the work could De done 90 much cheaper. He there
fore offered resolution that the Committee OF Crin
ina Courts and Police be requested to report plan
for cleaning ard attending 20 the Couft-rooms, by
which greater efficiency ami eoCnomycoul1 be secured
Accepted.
TIE Elimination 0f Nr,. StcDseEs-The bill Of
John Ward, amounting 10 81 a. for eI1umiug the
reInsIs Of Mrs. StepbeDs carriage hire &c, having
been objected 70, communication was received iIotn
exCCroner Connery e1plsning that the expense could
not have been ess on account Of his having 10 take
down adies and other witnesses to the cemetery. The
paper was referred.
The report Oh tie apple 4ton OF TIE Judges Of the
Superior Court for separate ROOM, adverse 70 tho
ttne, vas taken up ald rsf,red .bsck 10 the Com
U.ttse.
The CUOner5 Ofce.-The Committee County
Officers rcpor ed in favor Of hiring the second story OF
tie building 70. Centre street for the C0roners
Office iIste I'D Of the OlIce No. Centre street. at
pre- cent occupied by those officials. Adopted.
number Of ordinary pspers were referred, after
which the Board adjourned to Monday next.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

DISTRACTIONS IN TIE DELAwARE.-Ths dan
erected many years since, and naintsioed by the
Trenton Wster-Power Company, Is altogether an
ilsgsl structure, the following facts viii az
PLAIN: On the PeInsy lysnis side Of the River Della
ware a. ScudceTs tals, some five SIX miles above
Trenton, are two sland3-tbs lower one little moro
remote from the shore thai the other. Ia order 70
improve ,Ee navigation e. that point Comm
appointed oy the States Of hsS-Jersey and PennsyL
vsLa corrected the lower end Of with the upper
erd Of tbs other By dam, in order 10 confns the
wser within narrow bounds. IN 1884, the Delaxaro
FAILS Company obtsined act from New Jersey 70
make rsceNay and construct wing "a an at some
point between the AsssDpink and Wells Falls fteea
miles above Trenton. The Trenton Waterloo YER
Company bought the fran obises and works OF the Del
aware Falls Company, ard made the uppor termiau,
Of the raceway at Seudder's Falls, and instead OF
making only d wingdsm, as their charter .uo ved
them to 90 have actually constructed and maintained
dam extending from The upper end OF the s6orsssd
lower nland, rear the PeDnsy yania shore TO within
ore tuncied feet Of the Jersey shore. In 1885. sir
CommissioneIs appointed by ths states OF Poansyi-
wanna and hew.Jersey, Of which Jane. Buchaoan snf
GaHet d. W al were members, ordered tbs very dan.
taus legally erected, 10 be removed bat TIE MEASURE
Was never carried oct, and tia COMPANY have, -
defiance Of lsv and pubic sentiment ever slace main.
famed 1t, and they now IN bill before the psessnt
Lssika.gse, AJAX 70 hays this IAN ieg.lHed
lcsassytvAs.A In Sxxe<.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

EDWARD II. DIXON D., Editor VI The ScalpI.
suthcr Woman sad Her ps-ssr" and atiaa 1r-s
s Of he S~Nusl systss t-voes Ma "Hs se-s
ton 90 OPERATIVE SURGERY art SossuLr.ripNs On tss
more Obscure Pelvic Ncera RgDre f-a We
cured witaoui tao kur- or ssurs ani ~
process. pain-s requiring conhnsmonI Es-sy
Asc can 81 pfonouDcei caabe oherI- the nscessv
usicstops ere V ,ys spps pcpona examination DE-
refer, ID. hcCs.un late Actasfy 81 the bus hA1es
Uerry Fort BrookJn Joha P Hsya ~ this city; JOIN blsa
ESQ Newton, j. Maurice Rsfrett kev Ddesus Nj Liv-
rsstou tf,insst.n kii kssd CO v Bti''rt as Cab
t Boz 90. SAINT ana more thsa Ernttsuen IA
of the Uuioa Odco h.ls from 10 10 sd gssss
a. ~ ttL-ay.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15
THE MATRIMONIAL BROKERAGE BUSiNEsS-A
LETTER FROM MRS. GROUSE.
r, "A. ESt,y Of Th< ~ L. T,tkups

LETTER FROM MRS. GROUSE.
t. "a. Editor Of The ". y. T,ibuns
SIR TIE claim of Robert G.. Neilis against me,
.ately brought before Judge Davies Is emphatoay
false | am not indebted ohe cent 10 him. Bat, on
tie ether hand, Nellis owed ne 81 00O which hs bor
rowed in money for one year, and gave me security
the, could do nothing with. After the expiration Of
two years, and the money remaining unpaid, the
security vss found 10 be "not in proper shape"
Nellis fndpg he compelled TO make i. good, and
e. he entertained unpleasant feelings toward other
members Of the family in buscess mstters, be took
tbis mean low way 20 seek revenge with female
A for tho gentlemen lie names, one of them do not
know Of all the other going out Wet, ani called
to sec Inc in regard to ZONE Western laud. Nr.
Grouse my husband Nelis rever knew visited ny
house neither does be kno~ when the marriage took
place from his owl statement. a. +. Grouse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

American GEoGR,rHicL 'Np SrrI'rI. Al o''iA-
IY-Tde snpus ADDRESS OF the American Ge'grapai-
cal std Statistical Socsty, which wSs po'Poneo on tne
Bid 90 account Of the incemeocy OF the weatner VIII
b. delivered Thursday evening nev', no 'th m't''
8; Clinton Hall By tie Rev. Joseph T. rhomp'on'
u. d., If the tabernacle Church. His sleJ'ct e-
"Ths va.as Of Geography TO the Scholar, the aer'
ch6ut ard the PauspLhrop q"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Nmro's-Tjpp, S,ib bal a 6ss hoass last night
sni weit rrueh .na his TAasc besyy business in
the NEST conirerdable msuDer. The ot5er beasts
vers hA-ily lees t,sctab.s. wih elephsa', toss,
,,ers a. ,uoh Ike IN sceiaoo 70 the human tosoe,
tbs tou,e csy sacy bosst o, the strocgest company
tie c.ty There all be seSers sts'r oon PsTfer G-
srces hi. xeeL. soy the beuei. Of lccng hn7rcs
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tIBES

FITt Al STATIN lsLANp.
ira brake %. - Vcibck e S1r - eveons II
Zee cence q Fredeiick Ve,u0rc CIfoo. ;. l., Sn'ch
w. .sly DESTROYED tbo1gl toe iu,ritcfs |'s
saytI. TIE 6Ic emsuS.td iru,o 90" O. The heaters
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

PAsstNG \ WoRrHLESs CHycH.-A broker rsmed
yo-gh D. Pcrl. Vho tts,tsS - tse C"atr. H''', snss
srs,t ca.d o. SavTs.y rron 81 Joepa Moor Of NJ -
Ecvtv aud c-es'rf tr 20 rss1 carrk Tor - pirp',ess
o. have b..r tapa ~ Jaacs ArNssiu IT, ~ t'lS AssS
Slar NJ M,ots had ae ~. ~ Tier ,snss -
Nhch T. .dvsIcsd spoa TIE cb~f ni"nt q pay ns
suter Prry Mog tay h.tnsti b INA
The -pec da~sr Of ;hs check hsi Nc s.s At the ssns eve
therefore csgsd Perry ~ ,refec Wa street. PES rssN
ef,tnoor Psat s.sbe teken Jsie Osb5ae raaef
foi tfisl.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Tn Pooh ~ WELL ~ THE RICH can have
sure cure for CoUcs AID CoSsuaPrOs Ia IL.
,tsge. p, ~ tire ch-spnen Of Mr. Gardqsts tsD,.s
BALshA OF LIyER~os, and Ho,sHOUSo. medicine th1s~
Proved blessing race. u h. sold by all The Dfnsfiss
and Mesn. WEEEs& PorrER Boston, the General Asens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

BUECLARY.--A notorious f,.or named D,s' al
D-sco arrested and united by iu'"s Seer, Saa
dty nor for hIrsAry upon re 81 miss u O>ae Hs.
No - o.
Wara SsBg ~bo hu been arrested withu sfs~ tsy rae
stolen property recovered but hOs prisoner 81 nsi
n. 80 aclty aao,hsr bUr Az, ne dsnd al kso-edss Of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Henry II. Lsei. Il Co., auotoueers, VII sell on the
sveuirs, Il Wednesday. l6,r, and rlurisy l7tl OF
Mach collection OF pictures by living srt-s;s Of Ei-
rope cad America exceeding, as toey cay in qusity
Any sale ever made 10 this country Among the for
egn artists will he forud the celebrated pctlre of
Forude, by Wn;erhAyer; Tle Mothers, by Ner-
bceckloyen A,o the works CT Schles5inser, Beeume,
Gosse, Muller, Lemens, Dorsnd, Kensett Mgnot, l..
Lang, GigLoc1, Csslasr Wen, LSmbdin, snd many
otfefs,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

To n. Editoy If Th<A. L. Tytbas,.
SIR BY nsertug the following declaration 10 your
newspaper you VII greatly obLgo ..
q. J. AyEZZASA.
The Italian. rs,ient in New Yors Ws-binytou aud Bsi
D0Ecs ssiolispls bIslch.s VI that
orssu zs'.ou Wit years 0rgnt aad Is
bored Iasa freedom have gai6sd - their desire
psr-cpse IL the preparations foot by tho socsty of
Ffa.sd4 iu New YORK 0r the reception Il the
Italian rxI-s expected in America. Ard since to demon
Aoc poposeo simply Phsr'hrOpc (he rules Of tie igiat
III iocty pscudiDs al it!cG is.s) desire add
noble pbis1ihTo pic sentiment expression q gra
tgc- and o. these gallant patriots the Of
Italian Icsrp,1cerce n tho o. liberty o. conscience and
o. thought which IL the ace Of the ts1t q hspes tly have
herosy defended. IL 70 Ia the Of this principle tlu
the free people % Ansra already preparing give andy
welcome brtheTy aid u 'bes yAOroGs watch Lols
csrcsl from their memory ten yea,s Of tOg-s AL. ps
nsUt.
We ths'e Hres gry Intention .asist al III.
psr; a. ,ssurs tor The ton " ths eIes which b.
saopsd By the Con mi,,-e q Management Which VII sa
u. CouiLi:toe Of New IoIk
Central COMMITTEE u View York
O. J. A LIAM, n. CcssADiL.
Committee % Washirg.0n
d.. Julio 5UesASA VEEDf DR. LE0SE SisutRi,
FILfP2O MISErTA
Committee Of Baltimore.
Prof SLyEEo srsIoEi. Prof LOteI srEfAyoAt,
AssELo LEsATL
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y ,cs II ~ Netih Rss te-kt n..'as-A
- fSstaCs q O AZ, snd shh NE sss
bos-c,s fr cay. PEE io' he ssi q - shcys
- l. 49,, S.t I'D g. nct snese vsb, sss
.tet n b. sctr1 hN- crSSy IA a. - tns b va ~hs
49,
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lAfvoftis-nent
PILES. PILES, PnEs, PILrS.

A Permanent Cure of Pl~. TN. proprietor d
DIV. WirNfkS PILt surrositogr
viii guarantee o saJ OF EN-esoA or
Inirus rLes Rsfrrenc, viii be Fise1 % norn esi i've
dozen peItors this city Who ccphaed trsf ssdS
sud thi. a,ti Cured .h Aren Ne s slssrp DRUG
NewYork B-Th. medicine can b. sent % Of the
cOuatty.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

GURNEy's NEW PHoroGRAPWC AND FINH
ARr G.LIrRY No III Broadway first blocs below to- Ns~
York hotel Photographs, Dsgssueoypes, hiasSIes n M
SUD lyory,Jpss
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CITY nE5fG

Our beautiful Spring weather caught sca'i Jess'''
dsy m Consequences Of re eSlery 'sc''aA:.oa OF dc
= .ui. AZ at, rain.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Srtcinys.--A mao namss Robert Ffear. who lolset
:, H.. Tf M.ri PoraSt,01 FritsE asst - a''ssA
scee The follow nE uioTuips b. cApes tie auies kvs
As boS, hss o b~en tecogst~t.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

Me.rs. Mason ssj Taomss ys their f,ar.h Ga
sical MATINEE thls aferroOa 81 oCo,k a. DpiSorths
Room. sssslei BY Mrs. !. VI. Mozart sd NJ. Jane
ron. Tee Programme VI BE- foula 81 our st'e7.'sins
columns.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE, TUESDAY. MARCH Is, 1859

Hal voud report in fw days sns submit such pisr,
as would probably uAe, With the .sppioyal OF the
Bobri. Adjourned 10 Thursday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

TIVE VALVE or THE NEw CAsADGAr CoIS.-rhs
new cOrs issuod 10 England for circulation In Canada
have DO their Appearance In that country and
Of them have crOsssd the border aud reached cu
zeLs. Seyorssets Of them have been Obtained by tss
Directors Of the Mint in Philadelphia, TO whom fte-
QueLt inquriGs have been msde 10 their value,
compared With our own silver coin. In order 20 give
inf rmeon on this subject, Mr.. Snowdon has fur
nisfcd the following statement from tho asssyer Of tbs
Mint
ASSAY OFfICr, United states Mint, FEB II, Icg
Hon. J X. sAowDEs. Director u tie N Ut. &c:
In compliance with request present. The fppwiss
IN rsgsrd tho 81 silver oolns Tor the pss
BY Botsh 0oyoranelt you tss the c,ss
snd u,t been %. circulation, conssqlsnty re have
sbe obso b.. very sv sB' oar cr,m loo
weigh. and hueos sad will tho question
whether there 10 dssnsd eonfcry 70 the eassnoy u the
United states
II rsp,c, % nonencatuI. they have ab,nd,nei sss
p,uC and have sdoped the dol ns system la
with wrh there are three silver coEso y ~ ,na o>ns bs
copper oeuts, when no. The AMOUNT u
a.e - aid b. b. qlit- large.
tr.' weight they DO birOnle With the osin-
t1dica's ssrcsrd u 10 huDdredb, If ltafss
the = cert piece Usl pieces
don Orr ha collar being % bGodrsdtbs would maize 10
cred - ~ ~ cents Next h hosnsss they 40 no. hSmon
zs With thy adhere 70 lhs British sterling ss1sad Of
e5 'holisnts fine This departure ffo the dor nal
Of ahs which, beng pfsoticay Inc standard
every oo0Ihy Of North soltb America, ,. eoaisfet
AmseLn Thirdly 10 fefect - glnr his ns. be ststss 10
tED wsyL ~ II b ssteg Sba. Is TO intrinsic yags, as c)s
pared With coios thsn TOO - cent piece iAs beoS Two
dimes threefourhs Of nearly II be sskef what
viii thtn ~ piece fIl wsiInt prOduos mint. ~
brOu price, then II f. worth 49, cents nsny. III, there
fore not interchangeable Nth oar c1rsrcy BIO ~ soSaS
upon s intrinsic relations q d. British coinss 70
ate toto oen,s tsd ~. -
piece srsgAsd IN s weight ~ ths silver snnS asd
having 40 number q .sksn
VIA. erc. will upon tho currency u ths two
especially sions The boundary line 70 have 20 slnts
Wh L. DUBOIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

A NJ. Lloyd, in Nes Ohes,-, wss A-Tes;ei sisr
days sitos for s.esEa. regrc. He pleaded I'd.
glhy, alleging that ne sea tas " boz "a aisais.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

HiCuwu RoErEar---Abcut III oc,o;t Va Sss-
-, rrtt shua pastIs thrsrss f5tt 9TH erect
tita,ra Kutl ,veuI-'. Nc Jesu Cara tss %
a., % hy s,u,u- Latham. snd tsCbI f4SbA 30 10
,,a al ii sp Jasths AsJ cI ,si ta' se-'sd fss
FAarIiaA.ou.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-15

STI.irrG wArCu.-CaAIiss We'd sui Sssaa
20 w--H arrnst>r gesfe+fsv zoe rfaa~ ~ W ia
rsc..s7 -t 40 'fs Wet T-i--y -s-d sr-t - ssI
ssia Ns-r ADJ ctsu, ~ofta go f-1i t-frag. Tee
49, bs1 s,a '-s property 60 sl1 kas -bs' s1iS
recovered u .sas PsIcs.s. !Is,e Key Gei sbs
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