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TERRIBLE INcENp1E A New BEDFosD.-
DEsTR ucTIoN DE rs EDIFIcEs Ell DE 2 Ma.
Z r7tWREs,-s300,O0O' DE pERrE.
| Boston, Is aods--Un ineendie ec1ate
bier = midi . New Bedford, dams Nortl Wa.
tvr street. vingt-cfnq ediHces, presqus toua des
magasins ct des entrepdts, ont etc reduits en-
cendres, On ma pu arreter1 1e pragres des
fan1anes QUEEN faisant sauter plusieurs mai
sons que lefeu menacait ct en- isolant ainsi
leiement1destrueteur. = y Plusiears miIliers de
barlls d'huile Sc trouvaient dams les entrepots
lncendles ct ont etc perdus. LIE navire John
# -EaWaga a ete egalenlent consume JUS
qua ID dottaison..f Les na,vire Izlialozs a pris
fea, mais onsa pu 10 remorquer ali large, et
il ma perdu que ses voiles eJ son grement.
liz perte totale. est .eYalnee i .deux d. .trois
cents mile piastres., z lasienrs eapitaines ct
propridfaires de nayires ont etc ruiaes par
ID pertte de Thule que renfernaienrit les en-
trepdts q aui . etait pas assuree
y TRaeED1E Az TExAs-GaIvestona ete, dina nche
dernier, te theatre dun drane horrible MI. Tho
mas Chamberlain, age az aT ans, arrinleur a la
Nile orleans, arrva ee jour A Galvestona bord de
pOrsza6a, = "a recherche de ga femme qui Pavait
abandonne Ell enportant $3.50 que renferrnait lie
secfseaire de son mari Celui-ci apprIt tue M me.
Chamber sc tronvaie dams une maisnai nnzI ia
NEE de broadway street; il Ia VT ct essaYa4de ID
deeider le suivre a ID N1le-O Orleans Ellie syre-
fnsa ct son mari sarmant aors Dun poi gtar iu en-
poFta uni ceupla Id gorge ct nm autre la potrine
Nine Chamberlain, couverte de sang, Sc precipita
hofs de ia ehanbre ct Sc refugia dams nne sale on
Sc trouHaieHt d'autres fennn1es. Le mari fnrieax
~ poafsuivIt, m revolver b Ia main, et lit fen,
Ellie ton1ba morte, le sein perce Dune bale, ct M
Chambeflain appIiquant iecanon du pistoleta son
front Sc pit sauter Ia cerveHe. ###
Lorsqae les voisins sattIres par les cris penet1e-
rent dams Il sale It's vifent deu2 cadavres esendus
cote cote, ceux de NJ et de Mtne Chamberlain.
lie maiheureux arrfmeur da ia Nile. Orleans etait
un homme doux, honnate et Iabofieux, mais i'll
avateu Ia triste ee de Sc chpisir uue epouse dams
utle naaison de prostitution de New York Cs6fait
"a seconde fois que sa femme I pabandonrait pour
reprendge son aneien genra de vie-.abetle .HA
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Vz1NTE PaJHeH1EaegTE.

Succession de dame Eduige Oleu, aecel7Sc
! u E public est par IL present averti GU
- sera vendu en- yente publique, au plus
offrant ct deruier encLerisseur, par X soussi-
gne, Administrators, SUE l'habitation ci-apres
| decrite, -
! Le IMefcred; q Septembye proclaim, 1859,
les dependant Aas Ii
cession de feu dame l1dvige Olen, decedee,
derniereme.5 de la Parcisse ST. Landry, e.
pouse de Joseph Bergeron, SAVIOR:
- - |: !. tln Moroccan de Terre,
HazEKsitue l'epdroit appele Prairie
ssEsssss Gros CtevSeui', dams la Paroisse
st. Landry. !ncsurant 79ixante acres (plus ou
.noins) de saperfcie borne au Nord par les
terres Dc Cyrrien Lalonde, au Sud par celles
de Nine. Michel Mayer, a PEST par francois
Periot, ct POuest par FRANCOIS Castillo,
ensemble avec tou+e5 les Fatisses ct a,naliora-
tions Gui sont situees ct cui en- dependent,
etant la derniere residence de ladite defunte.
EEae Negresse nominee Caroline, a.
gee d'environ 30 ans. ...
-aa Une paire de beufs de tire,
deux ci1evaux, une vache,
instruments d'habitation, meubles de
maison, ustensils de cuisine, ct d'au-
tres objets. ~
CoasQzt5ous:-Un tiers du prix d'acbat
payable le Ter de Mai proclaim, 1860, IN
tiers le 1er de Mai suivant, 1861, ct le der
nier tiers payable .le Ter, de Maj 1862; les
acquereurs fournissant caution solitaire a Ia
satisfaction dc l'administrateur de ,ladite spc-
cesslon, ct toutes sommes portant interet a
raison dc s pour cent par az, a compter de
Fecheance jusqu'au Placement final du capital
ct des interets qui auront pu s'aceroltre; ct
en- outre, Ia terre ct Peselaye demeurant hy-
potheques par privilege, jusqu'au Placement
final tant du capital que des interets.
-' JOSEPH ST. CYR,
Adaninistrate%7.
Opelousas 20 Aout 1859.
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IN IN. IJNE HADITAHI0N|

asaha asituee dams Ia Paroisse st. Landry,
dams le quarter appele Prairie Vile Plate,
mesurant deEx cent quarante arpents (plus
ou moins), bornee au Sud par le bayou de
| Ia Petite Anse, au Nord par des terres de
Cyprien Larose Fontenot psre, a PEst par
| Cyprien Larose Fontenot, ct .fOsest par
John speyer ensemble avec toutes les ba-
tisses ct ameliorations, etant Ia derniere re-
sidenee de ladi.e defaate ). ensemble, egale-
ment, un autre .Moreeau de Terre Boisee,
situe sur ledit Bayou Petite Anse, mesurant
environ soixante-dix arpents de superfeie.ss
UN M0l.CEiU DID, TERRE,
joignant lhabitation ei.dessus decrite, mesu-
rant deuz cent quarante arpents.
Les Eselayes de choix suiyants,
z...s ga sAyoIRs: y :. ~s.z.zss.. : +
ALEXANDRA, griffe age d'environrI 81
ans.
AUGUsTrN, mulasre age d'9:afviron as
, PHIL, negre are dds environ % ans:
r REINE, grifonne agee d'environ 304ans.
r MkLINTss, negrcsse agee d'envirou ans.
+ FtsLICRFE', negresse agee d'environ 20
ans. sA5'45~t z'& s7f
az.z Environ 20 tetes de
vaches \ lat, 10. che
1aAsaaaaAnas vaux ct ialnenfs do tire,
det1x paires desbeufs de tire, IN
buggy, I'm lot de ochons, une char
rette 4 bnuGs, II rkGote de cotton
actuelleInent Gs1lfivae SIR Hhabifa-
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g4 NJ DE- D a IEg


ATcHAFALAYA 9 JUN 1859
4 ttdlfenT ds Courier des Opelousas
seuez annoncer que NJ. JOHN j. MORGAN con.
sentI sc lalsser porter CONNIE candidas pour une
reelection CONNIE reprssentant la Legislature sr-
jet au choix de Ia Convention Democratique de Pa
roisse. sEs AAIs.
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H4esge IL. c.. No. I9

NJ. A.. e. r A..
a UNE assemblee reguliere de cette
~VR... Lege aura lieu Mercredi pro-
.V\ehain, eourant, a 4 heures de Ia
pres-midi. Les freres etrangers sont invites
d assister d Ia seance .=.s--
Par mandement du v. NJ.
z,...% ~, A. e. PLATE, Secretaiire.
Opelousas. 8 Septembre, 1859.
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a .pREsIDENcE E.r LE CONGRESS.

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KY, du Tennessee ct de la Caroline dI Nord on
eu leu Quel partti aura II naIorIte dams IA pro
Echaine ehanabre dess Representants u L'oupasi
tion7 oai, stiles Repnb nblIcains-noi du N ord !
| eoaIisent sayeeales Wings ct les Americans d
Sud Mals cette fusion est presque impossible
Les Democrates peuVent aHssl s'assurer Ia raaio
rite d la Chambre s'is font des cone essions u on
! position dams fe Sud. NJ les Republicans hi le
| DemocTates, redultsA leufs aeuies forces ne sau
| raiene etriompher au Congras.
Is Voyons maintenant qneIie serais la composition
de Ia chambre par Etats. dams ieicas oi le neHpI
| neliralt pas de president en- 1866. On salt, el
t feetef, a ue lorsqne le chox de eeH-ci ne result
pas des sufIages de lanation, et one son election
CONNIE le ueut Ia Constitution, est 1emise ID +;
Chambrer &c ne sont las nepresentants iIs1ivi
dueilement qu1 votent, nlals Ies groapes de repre-
sentantss ehaque Etats dormant une voix par Pin
ternedlaire de ses deputies. La naioritg obsoIue
est neeessaire \ "A desis ion du president
Or, On semble croire que fopposition anrait de
Icette fagons ID malosits q ia Chambre. Csest ant
srreur, CONNIE Ie prouve taIrsment lie States ae
1 Washington. Il Y atrente-trois Etats, don't dix
sept ia naorte en- cas- detection pa1
"a Chanbre. Vingf hut de css Etass ont eu ieurs
elections et Sc sont aiIlsl pronote 5sz
Po.sr lss. Dtasoer Alabalaa,s Cali
iornIe, Ds|aWare. loride. Illinois, Missouri am
lins I, e e saa. YiIglnls feza
Jersey, New PennslI vanie, Rhode Island
Ohio Vermont et WisconsiI II Is. {. g
PpAr hgppositsois- Ienneasee ss5S IL /
II II Dams II Ichigan, Ia Caroline sdu Eord III ID
Kenfnekg, IA resnItat y e.es aussI faVorab1e ii un
part au fautre. Restent sin Eats ail ies eIKr4
tons core sus uais derniere
gaatre aentrs q Nfinnesota Ie Mis-
sissipn IL George u II LoaIsane, ,se sont
sees pour less Democrates etIe einqaliae4 lie Ma
ryland, n'a lnnne de nalorit6 ma u1n nj Hautrs
parti.
Comment votesent auioHrdaa IIiai ces einq Etals
Lie ~ lnnssesa penche antants 6te tIe ftau-
tre, Hi Mafy yland sefa ahls1deaf anhp0rt6 par
PopposIt tandis aue le iasissIppi u G'eargie
aceurdant meme deus sae ces Etats
aIopposit Il
lh ea eat lspnr aTaaf Y "a
Ghambrss 1sopa posans sen ss1se TIL s1e-
naents disers a1nt ss posi- ltoas auronf
reHssI sa eaEsa "A
lsue taiEs NJ aHcln paTtl sfa II de-
went eanseq mn pllsi-
dent IN Cansti titutiol 4 me yu ~ eas Elle le-
clare que Ia Charm hEe ms HI
aYant II ent agra 81 apallte
dc president eofnIae staIt ap sc!
tntinnnell lenlent xsTser
I'm lone rtIqns sde sa stsns a esas oss In
psupfe pas e1u u vice ssldaa III
II ddsig Isrft II abaplas t.ss roix
i FaaseIsg done II ID ypna conineak seI
Iapoaer ~ prochain Gongras coinpfen
AsKbaas 11sIrlefoIt I'll
5Ilaaihs as ii ms ME Tsxas son nti
iassan np ss91atenr asa saalt EtsE dc eallz,
\ sSaas6
les as aissntde
Linen Iaa lass1sss ~ iFaga ssEsls
Elsas -
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Places LucRATiyEs.-L' Editeur du courrsr au
dvehe, Dc St. MartnvIle, a etc elua Fananimit6
inprimenr de Ia Corporation pour l'annee coarante
.et as4op pour salare. Cest seize piastres de plus
que a'o5tisnt notre coaf=ere pour Ia mame place
ell notre vile. 4sss*sS
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u. LhG I GAF E4c, JFEMGT.
Opelousas, 8 Septembre 1859.
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7 + I EGE A PHO.

PmIApnrmA, April 4, As59.
Before the United States Commissioner 10 day the
OF The EesFo DANIEL Webster, alleged fugitive save
from Atbtrsvie, Virginia. 10 being heard On condnc
Ing The fugitive 10 the Conmssioners Office this uorn,u
most exciting scene cnsucd. Honircds gathered along
tho route, and there every evidence Of forcIbe
seizure being determined Marshal Jenkins made such
movement that lei, eoubt that the first man VIII, In
terpoted did so on the peril Of his e tins succs ed
cd 70 safely conducting Daniel before the Commissioner
The fufaves counsel objected 10 the power Of attorney
OF Claimants counsel transcript from aud not
q fo record OF the Court Of Liwden county Virginia
The court room guarded by large force Of police.
The evidence for The prosecution closei niue O'Clock
ts evening when the connse for the defence sske1 fer
the adjourn OF the until he had time consul,
wih os hf. Brewster argued that the statute
enioseel summary proceedings and opposed adjourn.
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News from Hayts.
OCR PORT Az PRINCE CoRREsPONDEScs.
PORr Al PRINfF M,rch q lHsa


PoRr PRIME, March 81 1859.
SAX Of The Gouernnet FIFTH Of ce8ee by Auctton- Too
Parties Buy 1t and Are to Pay ne Last French DEBT
President G.6ydyd's Popularity and Reforms-P r,ua,s
Schools and Police RuJes En- Minister solomon at il
Ddsca, and CROWDS Of Ex,les Coming Hnss- Carnic1I
Fetes, and an Anti lmfcrSat Muster .Slb6ei de-.
The event Of the day Is the grea. sale Of government
coffee at public auction. The government 9Th has bore
tofoe been shipped abroad and there sold for Of
abe State. This changed, and merchants will no
longer have cause to complain that they cannot remit
want OF Material More twenty houses made Offers
for the coffee sold, which awarded 10 tpo separate
parties, VINO had the gooi sense I, remem ,er taa.
80 coo fran q due 10 the French E0vernent siace the
Ion Of last Janusry was 10 be RENTED ny steamer
" the 10th inst aud, therefore, in thsir prnyp.
IN greed 10 deliver drafts France prior this date
The plan adopted 10 disposug Of govetnsD, .b ia
aghy approved Of and meets ne APPRECIATION of tue
isrity OF The nlefch,nts.
The President receives three times week. AM 4.
doiag everything to make himself uop1ar, 20 wncn he
is successful Ina Official documents snl Speeches
really remarkable, always ~ mill, yes frm, aud going
straight to The poet. wihoas Of the sa,eId
rhetoric generally ~ pleasing 10 the bicss lie 10 deter
10 the civilization Il the sio1 egary
5rsreh q affairs by oducing reforns creating
mtasues. ] have already aiv.sed taat Number Of
yosps b. u France 10 be eod aed at
,bs pubic erDeuse. 10 cidon, u is nov proDosed
estaohsn military and naval booi, and the govern nent
may also seepa 9acba eye upoa the privs,e Ssh oils O.
ehe capita.
~ way OF Gouaves bsar of tho safe arrival OF the
NH'A's'N '''"f'uN Janrta4 90 Di6 W bif1He,
400 OF the We bear u arriyas al every nor, OF
Vie gepu5 ic Of retefDlpg exsles
More active police regnaons are IN course IS preoara-
Il Scs the city, by decree OF be Presitso fa,ad tna
ls jost The police 10 consist ii 30 acsve AIMED
me, v under the inineois.e conIo n the Execrtive
n 6sws De ryDsnfece, X. tts edtsr the I,,h ne,
M gv ne AN account u be ossuiva ~ psryv baIy
~ ss tefs VITO represebpnd tn EmnArof and Cuet
sass. Ne gay seprs u Morsay aDo raasfAy irrttCd
he niue bsbd Of 'alparis ste. ~bo acted Lk- ors w
NJ slsd In eb, weep'ng 'or her on rnase "a
rogra ,rnue hlsts assand the Solhrqre nlssser anf
4. q a hy 40 lee
alto ssb noe severely Inc rulap fe NO
VI escapmg In a. y crowd
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CLEARED
stiy harriet Basse,t New Ur,eaps- BoAson Fosdisk.
Meistse ava" A'''F'f''' '''''''' UNI"
fs Hs S 81 john 81 wf g.
Isrk Nuskinrrm Martin, " srren NJ K Bovine
@ @ e nst Co.
s,,s Horaney 1mksr Gin faeg"s Thompson hp 1T. ter
re orion eb1l Tracey, s iohn@P MtidIs'op Co.
sss .aSa nesyr Sa
sehr : Tnpners App'eea, Gavestcn-p Murray.
SEM VIA Word Bgsley saSaHnsS-Sccrssss Mot; Co.
ScSr ssiisry '' c"op S Wilmington smith Co
sSr s"nn, o Snh ss s.s xe
scbr Wsteop, fotbns Newhern-J Smith Co
H t S S.sa Benton
s,esmcr Concord, sooinsnn, rbiladelphis.
C1d 2c-schr Au,ra Cornelius Coukip, Elizabeth CITY
Thor D. Jones Newton CD.ior- incorrectly repotedJ.
ARRIVED
gscam.h,p Cahawsa. Buloch New Orleans 9Th via Ha.
WIN miss So GTsia
Of The Slime Of New Orleans p,raeis baird %,
H. % ses xssh sss s 81 md a.s s r:s Steering
and To spda1a sn e aa WIN ''
st-a,shc kossos. ssinne, porisroSuS. a,. win mdss
apa pamesnsers. % Indian Helmet en-
steam sbp Thomas swarm, Ramsey Baltimore, with mdse,
Ship adusa oi sosion Burde, Singapore iOi sayu, with
SIP Robert Rely nars,ow Liverpool Feb 90 with mdse
ror,inyS v.ssiy winds passage has been DAYS
Wes' OF Hs', WIS ~ bawburg
@ r ss SS. a. n'%s
10 ice March 70 lat 40 40 lon 81 sgpazed shp Char
loiif y fanlff fofeff, from liverpool for New Yo h.
ship Germai 10 Tovneend Havre. March with mdae and
~ tassspgtfs 20 Vim Wbiock Jr March % lat As rs, lon
,.S ss ss Of i' hoS g of Nantucket signal
ffp Thur tof searspop ,sppher Arroyo Pr, March
70 vnh fnRar nfd rofssses 10 r tuck Co
mig hudereon ing st Marka ~ days. with cotton, 10
snsbweod, Earle q. agh nh large double Dpsail
ship go ashore on kebecca sbosls
hch ne hoop !Ducb kok Trieste 70 days with hemp 20,
70 tolz Co. Experienced heavy wesihey, spi saiis
hr ora Rmg tuee ucho hios, ia, March 49, with cof-
Fee 10 Nesmih a Sons
10 Peek . hurcb
shr julia Halock Clark St Iago. March 90 with sugar,
Bero from IT Domingo New York list int 70. lon
~ .IoIe -- Martha Hail. OF Watoboro from Boston for
Charleston
scb " Drsko tof Colamba) Drako Eeuviss, March a.
wnhsu!af ntlssaee, &c TO simpson Nayhew.
sbr h1e tf y, rhpofD tkidmore, Key West days with
tets k.'e Field Robbtns Savannah days. with cotton, &C.
IN murray.
schr Sarah fruen nouelass wilmington NC. days
Sn 'athne htderson, Boxer, kewtern, Nc, and days
schr heie, Cubhfriy, Virginia. sdays
sfir tsnfee Nelson, upinin DAYS
tthr Jurie 1epew tdeards, Virginia 3 days
tctr Brave, totfop IifeinH
Sbr > u Horton, Horton ~ sion tor Tangier.
scn henry james, Arrioh BOSTON 2days
schr , saier ',eb ws'ebsm. 3dss
trtrJ Warner Chapman. U-,en
~ hr . mead b,lsy. albany FOR New Bedford,
rloop .reIca Fe!tois Providence days
ahop Wu " nowep. pslkch Prnvd nee.
Ritor foiitpcri, DlgH'eo, New Haven
t'ean ~ Esnnebsc Hand, Philadelphia
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POSTAL DIRECTORY.
Foreign md Dome.tic Mails.


TIME OF CLOSING AT TIVE NEW YORK OFFICE.
Domestic. NORTH llsuy. Buffalo and Canada $40
S an" mail &' y. T HTr man % 81 and 81 SIS p
nth AND southwestern
ha.ln man 5; rs'rod s,s Z aas =
H II VIII be observed that the NORTHERN and Western
now close at si5 respectively, and the Eastern a BY
SUNDAY MAILS; On snndsy all mails close at this
CALIFORNIA. = seaner. via Panama, Tuesday,
ihe Overland NAH Tor CALIFORNIA lesves Il Louis
every HnpdaN and 1hrrsdsv. al 3 A a..
designed foE 1t should be marked Overland, via
S. LAKE CRY 1he Uverls Mail from st JOSEPH mo to Salt
axe city eaves - Joseph saturday, mt
So 81 a =, ls,iers should be marked "overlAad
So PACIFIC. .Fy siesmer, via Panama, Tuesday,
aAvAsA~...bs steamer cahawGa, GU Tuesday,
MEXICO ff"m New oresrs by steamship Ienpesses, on
he s ssd 'ia CT c cab mcsh S Letters soond
yitus to The above dse.)
EUHoPE. ..fy steamsb'p Niagara, from Boson,
The psau nm s f BY tn. Sngara 10 20 by
ses If ne early sSTf Of II IN rs Of the
tfe ,e'mtost m~ closes at The usual hour P NJ, which
B.bArA hAsps he Day after the arrival o, ea alter
n he pnss K q s PER- ,s being
yll nai, for the Bahama Islands to be landed
TINE OF clos,N0 AT THE LONDON OFFICE.
BOMBAY. The Overland Mail To Bonba~ Close London
as follows Via Matsefles, on the Sd and 18th of
each month Via southampton the 18th M
oncurrA.. q lob 18Th 2e!n, via Marselea 9Th, eth,
Ntb, 9Th via Southampton.
CHINA, VT M-rssles the 10th and 26h Via South
AUSTRALIA. Via NaTsiss aud spes the 10Th Via South,
amp'nn ard snez l2th
S ' on "a he 81 q tn e m "
be sarss,es pas are dispatched op he eve Of above
son,hsn despatched 90 the morning of
mail 10 desnaiched the morning previoua
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SUrHENE CouKT-Crcni, Part Mos 79b1S. SOL Slr,
sas SOS, sds gu, 9s7, lc4o, iobl 1858, 1855 1857,
$685. s4s, ESQ Gao, ESQ abs os4 GA, s7s, sss, 900,
$780, 1905, 1912, l0,4 1922. 81, 7os. ls2t 1oa6. PART
3koe 1895, lo47, 1920 49, 1915, lo77. 1919, 1881,
ioss 1885, 1859 1893, 1905, ls97 1899, 1iol, lloa,
11n5, llt7, 100. III.
srpFMoR CorRr Nos. "A. ~ %, Of, 49, SIS, 10, 40,
80, 3D. b., 66, 81 IS. sl g. SIS, 67 as TO- ii Is n
So Causes on day calendar IN Part e. transferred
branch
CorRr OF COMMON PiEAs--Part Mos. 1869, $50, ss3,
SOB eb7 1858, Sol, s62. st3, sd5 s66. S67, 1858 sI3
1909. Part 2-Sor sos, ISL 65,, $50, 25a, $50, 8iI
s12, "a, sT4. SIS, $40. S71, S7s, $40.
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men, The public feeling excited, ana tina isS de-
nsndtd prompt 10 shield The claimants from any
disssuops resuhs that the int nj III tho law. Finally
the Commssooer decided in avcr of ci,rnae tn care,
reason that be net rere,ly satisfied With the
Identification tee negro the Witnesses naving
hfu for ssvs eight year,
Ire case was accordingly adjourned till 70
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Municipal Isl~esion sa Brooklyn.

The election Tor the coooe OF Mayor, Auditor, Coma
rosr, City Treasurer, Justice Of the Peae, Aldermen
for each ward with odd numerical desgparou Assess
sors for each with numerical des,gussou and
Cops,ables for each ward tkes place day The polls
opeu at sunrise and close Mt snnse The following
list az the candidates of Roth parteh:-
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Tie United Stsep fri >ate WABASH AZ 5,czzia
days.
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ALMANAC voNR-TpH
,rN PisEc.. ~ nOor SETS q
'us ssTs ........... S HiGH WAFER SC
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JOHNNY ROCHE AID JOHNNY swEETMAN.
Both The Jotrncs professors OF the att apd from
them somethi Toe expected The first two rounds
woe qui graceful tsppinss and the third ter
rtc biting. The fourth round fee sparring and
havy bitlilg, 1iDding Up wrh heads well pumneiicd
While in he cueh. They retired salts fled with each
otef. loudly gppauded, aud made tor The stars Of
TIE evening"
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There Sful disparity between the weights of
n, Joe looked like SPIDER beside Woods hut Joe
considered game, and nothing less after ga good
whskey toddy,' nom which charge Joe could scarcely
have plead not sunny last evening when he entered on
H. stay in ins inst round they both cautious.
Boh spared org tor an opeutngWoods ON tue aggres
sve, and Joe keeping OFT Of range. They had eight
ROUNDS scnIcey hiug each o,h,r ia other round more
tnsn once, ana leBeIDy glnc ing Up with ciinch or
ready for throw. Professor Ctuepon had TO step in
several Irlts To- keel Them from wrestling, and Morris
sey's voice was frequently heard fiom end o. the
stage ealing, "Lei go" II evidett that they
BON rtsoy ;or sTovs work and needed sharp looking
alter hey 1,tied uIscathed amid the honors, and gave
place TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-04-05

BELOW.
Ship 0aena, L~aviu, hnm Nav Drleans 70 VIM Nelson 4
Son.
karh Tvols from Porto Rico
Prg irnre barring from Porto FicoBoth BY pilot bost
Jane MOL
JSls Sarah Peters sof EiA worth tro-c cssdenas-
Fria t;cc.r Lead Py plot heat Ne!ue
big 1Ter'or. Green & ON Ponce
Also one bsrs and tr,Rs
SAILED
shins epnstor r) Lverpoo Southampton, London Glad
Tifrgs New Or'esps, brig amonoosucs Savannah.
Wind during the day W, and blowing heavy.
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Te..xpsphsc marine Reports.

SANDY BOOK. n7i supse-One ship nj anchor Ia the
paw seven res snd hart ut the bar ship "a
lena from few 0resss in TIN oHng noind
n thr Gu tvHtor and southampton cleared The bar ~ 1910
Glad Ticings at PM outward bound Wind gale from
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teaVelhnd NIB, OIL pot stated
SFosc n, SC.
Shin Catherine Wiley hence for Valparaiso March s. lat
ship Forest 9ueen frm New Orleans for Boston March 80
large double sopsan ship mccrirg somth with
los. on s"S mizen topss~n mast March
,hn .,srn n SaCrr hall in b,r os
s sca Il .' los '.'. 'A 10 DOT 0's'p'A was
Rsrh Nicholas urwsn Of Bsth from Ncresns for NYork
rssT re L saero FEB
Bre hudson, Of Uharleuo March g. TO-
CARprsAs, March M-AT bark ChurshI, Lampher P~t
,d brig rresdeS Ss l., wss wayaS
zin. Part rsssrd nswsor,; as.h brig Samuel welsb
ssss ss,l Carver Damon syort brig. Benz Car.
sSs VI sn, nS"sSS
Ecs.Ss Ts''saspSis 'sSr . SSs'
Hell Portland 9Th try chesapssk" r Ha'nss PS,ts%oub.
po.on ss rasves oring Havana ba,ss salem Ts"
s 90 2 Tyr 2 H.
Cyssl Palace Leighton. Baltimore; 18th, brig John Welsh
,SSS A,dssys rr c saS r,esa. xaassy,
and tnny Gaidi hyosh; scb, Reporter berry do Eur
su & ., s & cn &
a; sawyer Leighton sie's; iiSeas LscosS rnis'
March n .sssm.hss rssdspa M,rs.s
ls ss @ Ms a' srs Ss sea
sr 'ss ssf sssf fH, tSS Char
H.i1!%s S. sisss%
Eiie1,msp, savannah h,press Boss uaJimar.
KD 81; a @ oS ses SSS
kinhsn ,nrbham sssns; b,ies bensisS ~ooaonry Port
sn,";gs,a ;lsp .psasns SAianns Fanny Fern Briggs
Taspcoi Msrcb is In port schrs Snow for mas to
load for NYorh caliope Tor toy,roe 70 loaa ior 50
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-03-12

NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.
Cheap Cash and Exchange Store
TFNE subscriber having sold out his interest in the old
Of EVANS Co.. 50 Market street, himself
permanently his property, of Cherry
berry Streets South Nashville known heretofore Loves Store
has just received and is opening splendid
New and Fresh Goods Of every descriptions suitable
Of both city and eountry-consisting Of
DRY GOODS
OF all kinds, Prints Gnghams Lawns DeL&nes Linens
JackOnets, Muslins, Silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRK.
Fine Gold Rings, Ladies' Gents Breapins Of Cameo
Mosaic and Gold Stone, Fob Chains, &c. Also,
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
ofthe Lates. Style and Quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Dofcestics, Blankets, &c
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND oUEENswARE,
In everything kept will be necessary for the
completion Of a we'll assorted stock Of Goods
All which he is determined ready pay cheaper
than be purchased in Nashville, his limited expenses will
allow him to do
mar24 I. 6 HAsBROOK.