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lines, which they offer 10 Supply
r1etor's lowest wholesale prices,
acy, No. ISL and n Ohartsrv
I Hibbard's Wild Cherry.
Richardson's Sherry Wins,
IHutching's Vegetable n dyspepsia
IQouley'g Vegetable, Coleman's,
HoodAnd's German, Oxygopatsd
L. COSMETICS.
Cologne Water, Bay Water,
| Florida Water, MeenFup,
IJone's Lilly White.
l. SOAPS AND CREAMS.
'ILow's Brown Windsor,
Homes Chemical,
Kadway's Medicated, CASTLES.
Almond, Toilet and Family,
Shaving Creams and Compunds
OF all descriptions,
PILLS.
tWright's Indian Vegetable,
Mof&t's Life, Brandreth's,
Morrison's, Lees, New London,
Psrr'e, SApbington's, Champ.
ioH's,
] 0rssRenberg, Jayne's sanstivs
tJayne's Agus, Winer's Came
mile,
HibbaId's Ambitious, Petsr's,
Ispencer's Vegetable, Cook's,
ICsoper's, Covel'B Rheumatic,
!: Anderson's, Allebasia's Health
Visitors Gentle Purgative,
Allebasis' Ague, Hooper's,
lChickner's Sugar coated,
0ilbert's Anti.bilious, Beck.
with's,
Lady's Blood. Ingoldsby's Pile,
SCOTS Vegetable, Esg0n's.
RAdway's Regulator,
Roses Railroad, Leiy'sFemAls.
l.ouden's Indian Sanative,
1.ouden's Ague, Ho!lovay's,
Halsted's Anti nyspept.c,
0ordon's, McLane's Liver.
HAIR DYES.
IPhalon's Magic, Bachelors.
l0flman's instantaneous,
Ballard's. Jules Hauel'e
lJayne'a American, East Indje
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Morse's IpvigoratiuE Cor
dial.
lThorn's Extract,
Tarrant's Aperient,
laramie Elixir Of RhubaYh.
Carter's Spanish Mixture,
Mother's Relief,
ToothAche Drops,
iLyon's Magnetic Powders,
Mrs. Kidder's Cordia.,
Tholnpson's Eye Water, ,,1
Watts Nervous Anti,
Billings Astriiigenf,
lHvntt's Life Balsacc
iMcMunn's Elixir Of Opium,
Radway's Ready RELIEF.
kAdway's Resoivent,
TSrrant's Indelible Ink,
DIR. Fitch'S Body Braces,
lDr. Fitch's Shoulder Braces;
DR.. Fitch's IRhaling Tnbss,
Dr. Roses Preparations, AZ.
Winsr's Arcsnnm Extract,
Teneur's Specific,
Msrshall's Catholicon,
DIR. Fitch's Preparations,
Horse's Compound Syrup Of
Yellow DOCK,
Perry Davis's Pain Killer,
i Browns Essence Of Ginger,
lMorttnore's Rheumatic Gem
pound.
Mortfmore's Cordial BftteYg,
Myers Extract Of Roek Hoss,
Orossrnnnts Specific,
IDr Wards Specific,
lupham's Pile ElectuaYy,
Steers Opetlil4oe,
l1odfrey's Cordial,
ITurlington's Halsam,
DR.. Cullen's Preparations,
Bateman's Drops,
DR.. Jayne's Family Medicines,
lSeidlj'f s1d Soda Powders,
Epph.s Fluid Extract Ruchp,
LuciI9 Cordial,
lJnno Cordial,
Harris Remedy for Fits.
Wilson's Death or Rats etc
ILeidy's Erasive Soap,
Rirby's Cholera Drops, "
Balls Cholera Syrup,
Ispohn's Hesdache Remedy,
Connell's Mixture,
inr. Msrchis1's Cts.ins Cetholi.
can,
Cowan's Lithontriptic,
II Y :. ~,
Houghton's Pepsin.
9CHEIDAM SCHSAPPE.
to, and all dealers In any Of ths
catalogue, Hind It to their Nd,
heir orders As above, where will
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FINOBACCO-S. TURNER, No. e6 CAMP STREET, tap
stairs Dealer all kinds Of TOBACCO, both hogshea
ard bales suitable for the Mexican Market Plantation and
Cigar purposes. -7-=5 Is IL
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Notice is hereby giveh that all which may appear
Gpon examination be due from the Of Baylor
Co.. and al claims which may DO established by due
This occasion IL taken to inform the friends Of DIRECT
TRADE and the correspondents of Baylor Co. throughout
the Cotton Districts that during the coming business
advances will be made as usual In New Orleans Cotton fol
shipment Europe all cases by ruaran
tees for the balances due on each shipment:
Orders Cotton Begging will be filled by direct
from Calcutta into the port OF New Orleans.
So the Cotton already sold be identified duplicate
will in every instance be made in LONDON
By Public Accountant and sen. these Interested To
marks aud weights Cotton and such other information a.
will facilitate the matter.
All letters private we'll business, relating to the
fairs of Baylor Co., direct trade will be addressed
&c. q. BAYLOR. a LOMBARD STREET. LONDON" h.
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X ATHnIAN's TKOPICAL ROOFING
Cheaper superior to my other ever used in Southern
climate.
It's tested and recognized qualities are
lst URAHILITY-equal to the best slate roofs.
"a Observation-Disclosures any other crack,
leaks being possible -
Sd. BEAUfY-It presents a smooth graneke surface
4b. CHEAPNESS-It costs much less than though
good slate wood roof and less than inferior
composition roofing heretofore offered to the public the
5th. fNCOMBUsTIBILITY-Itw resist fire better than
Haie roof.
9Th. GONvENIENcEIt will not soften under the heat Of
intense heat Of summer. -
7th soLIDITYIt becomes harder smoother from expo
roofs Of any slope being Of rht
weight does not require heavy ssfters to IL while is
The "TRoPICAI. ROOFING" is chemical compound Of
substances several Of which peculiar to 1t alone combined
10 proportions discovered by actual experiment and experience
in this city. ,5.es 77-F. r.
Of the OF the above hands
Of the agent and be verified by wishing
before contracting.
All orders I'm the stohce, Box & No. O. will Be
" 20 j. @. KATHMAN,
jel5 " ~ corner Of Bienville and Marais SITS.
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ORLEANS, JACKSON GREAT ;lsyt
NORTHERN RAILROAD
Express,
Ohce In the Railroad Building Camp street oppose La
asyse Square, v deliver IN part Of the city such Bag
By the Railroad otherwise may be to their
charge or forward the with and dispatch any
point on the Great Northern Railroad the Southern Railroad
or the Mississippi Central Railroad receiving for tha
individuals. 1890 "
On approaching New Oreana the Baggage Master will 20
through the Train aud receive the Checks
persons Wishing their baggage sent to their hotel residence
in charge of the Baggage Master.
EXPRESS CHARGES, IN ADDITION TO RR. FREIGHT:
Between the Depot and
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street, New Orleans, Ia.
VERMrFUGEa.
Winer's Canadian,
8wRinfs,
JAyne's Tonic,
Kerl's,
b. a. fAhnestockts,
BALsAM and COUGH REM.
EDIES,
Wistar's BalsaK ofWildC Cherry
HASTINGS Naptha,
Hherman's BAlsa1n, Il
Buchan's Hungarian,
Davis'e Wild Cherry and Tar,
achenck's Pulmonic Syrup,
New England Cough Syrup,
BArtholomsw's Expectorant,
HALLS Balsam,
gwaym's Syrup Of WildCh
Ayers Cherry Pectsral,
1sylor's Balsam LiverwoFt,
ysyne'e Expcctorant,
Winer's ElecAmpaine,
Rogers' Liverwort and Tar,
Mrs. GARDENERS Llverwort.
6tsdler's Cherry Expsctorsnt,
Loudon's Indian do,
Or. Roses do.
kcLeHn'sStrengthe Uordial
SARsAPARILLAS.
Dr.. John Bulls,
8. P. Townsend's,
HAndB's,
Old Jacob Townssnd's
Carpenters, w
Wyncoop's, n
Shakers,
arssnsnbsrk, ,::.,.,,.
0uysott,s Yellow Dock.
PLASTEKE.
Well's Strengthening,
Ewen's Strengthenirg,
Jew David's or Hebrew,
Badeau's,
Knapp's Indian.
Aleoch's Porous,
Qrimth's Adhesive.
Holloway's Arnice,
LIETMENTS.
2cLseanfsV olcanic Oil Ainmeut
koxtcsn MUSTANG.
Farrell's Arabian.
Butler's Nerve and Bone,
Hunts,
Hayes's
Tobias's Venetian.
Eewe's Nerve and bone,
Kellinger's,
Gardeners,
Acc Bartine's Horse.
AerchAAt'a Gsrgling,
" Cherokee.
a. Jayne's.
A0UE REMEDIES, ete.
Osgood's Indian ChogoGue,
Howaad's Tonic Mixture.
Smiths Tonic Syrup,
Wynkoop'B Tonic,
Speeds Fehrifnge,
Vegetable Febrifuge.
LOZEN6Eg.
Enermsn's Cough and VOTE,
Bryhn's Pulmonic Waters,
Locock's Pulmonic Waters.
HAIR PREPARATIONS.
Lovett's Wahpeneor HAirGloss
bsrry's Trioopherous.
Lyons kathRrlen,
Hoyle's Hyperion Fluid,
rhalon's Hair invigorator,
Jayne's Hair Tonic,
Van Dsusen's Wahpene,
kandon's Oriental Hair Tenic.
Esuel's Eau Lustrale,.
oldfidge'b Balm Of Columbia,
hacwRy's Cfrcassian Balm.
PANACEAS.
6vhin's Houck's,.
Cullsn's Indian Vegetable.
JdEgley,6 fSY61t WeytArn.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINEs.

/ WRIGHT = CO.'S CATALOGUE or GENUINE
.ana popular Family Msdcnss which they supply
Druggsts and Dealers Propetos wholesale prces
General Depot Special Agency, No. ISL n 0hartsry
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Notice OF Dissolution
Notice hereby given that the termination Of the copsr
nerstp existing, according to written articles Of agree
nent, between the of tho fir of Baylor Co the
liquidation. O. @. BAYLOR
Manchester, March, 1868. as tfLW
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8tbien of tbe Mlarktts.

CREsCEEI OFFICE, No. 10 Camp street,
Tuesday Morning, Feb. is, 1859.
COTTON. The demand was fair, although the for
eign news, considerably overdue, was still delayed,
and the sales embraced about 5000 bales, prices still
being within the range of our quotations:
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- DENTAL NOTICE-DR. ]. WEST

DENTAL NOTICE-DR. J. WEST
Practical Dentist, No. liz st. Charles street
rear Poydras street.
Al1l1 j. W. would call particular attention to hts
method Of constructing TEETH Theyare maze
perfectly natural in form and shape gums The
original form and expression OF the face s restored
With clear and DISTINCT articulation of speech This effected
hsV,hg ne o. .hs .eea ana gun o. natural
ng sound often observed wearing artificial teeth
The Doctor has been practcng in this city fifteen years.
feels confident that he will give to those who
aonor him with their patronage. All DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning his services would do well to call and examine his
'iunens jel9 "
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wOLFE's AROMATIC sCHEIDAM sCHSAPPf
Druggists and Merchants and all dealers any
articles contained In the above catalogue will
vantage BY calling sending their orders above
be found the GENUINE PATENT
EEDICINEs in the United States and the lowest prices
PleASe adaress. J. WRIGHT co,
GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
n2H Nos. Isl and Il Charities street EewCrlesns
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HARDWARE.

hITTR DGE 4 FOLSOM
Orleans, and lsA Main street, Cincinnati. Ohio
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Ayers Cherry PICTORIAL,


Also by HAvILAND, CLARK GEORGE, Mobile. 8. and b,
all Dealers. 100 Sm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-20
STILL FURTHER BY STEAMSHIP CANADA.
Latest from the Sent of War.

PARIS, Saturday Noon, May 7.-several important
changes have taken place in the Cabinet of the
Emperor.
Marshal Valiant and Count Walewski have been
appointed members of the Prvy Council of the
Emperor.
Marshal Random has been appointed to fll the
place made vacant by Marshal Valiant in the Minis
try, and NJ Roger is to fill the place of President of
the Senate made vacant by Count Walewski.
Delangle has been appointed Minister of Justice,
aud the Duke of Badone Minister of the Interior.
LONDON, May 7.-The Parliamentary elections in
England generally passed off quietly but in Ireland
some serious disturbances occurred at Limerick. A
terrible riot broke out at the hustngs The police
were unable to que the riot, and the authorities
were obliged to call out the military who fired upon
the mob killing two of the rioters and woundng five
others.
The election has resulted in a gain of twenty-five
members in favor Of the Derby Ministry.
VIENNA, May 6.-Messrs. Arnestein e. Heter, one
of the heaviest banking houses in this city, have failed
for 100000 francs.
LONDON, May 7.-Dispatches from Vienna an
nounce that the Emperor Francis Joseph of Austri,
ispreparing to take the field, and will command tn
Austrian army of Italy in person.
VIENNA, May IA dispatch just received fror
the Austrian Commanderin-Chief,G General Gyulis
| announces that portion of the Austrian troop
crossed the river Po near Cambis, on the 4th inst
and had advanced towards Turin as far as Sal,
after a severe skirmish on the banks of the Pc.
General Gyulai also confirms the Sandman accoul
of the unsuccessful attempt Of the Austrian troops
cross the Po near Trasonetto,
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Arrivals at the Principal Hotels Yesterday

ST. CHARLES HOTEL. ..F Richardson and lady, Mrs
Smith, J A futile Beunch, Hudson; J Tourney, a G
Dickinson Geo Williamson, ID Demett, r Behel j NJ Pei
ton, Mrs su'e, II Herp, U Weeks, Blewiti, Mrs
l'rashetr Miss Roysten, Mis- Lacy, Lacy WWhaey
sanditer, Miss sandifer ;G Wilder Jarvis. Mass
WTs;, & II ne'h t.i re- haon i
Tenn. j IIsnna Miss. Col Lockrdge.. w Red
wood Ala. "A Ragan Reynolds, SA....s Hu.ch-
nson Mo.
CITY HOTEL, j Harlan, W Walker, j W Jones, Ky
White, u Barton, Berry, n .nhed, SLATER: Ben
FuGer, j James, Boyd Fuller NJ Ivens. Mrs g
Tame, SIS Tam er A J Stevenson La M Fuller, p
Langley W sthreshy, G Wadde, III Burr, Wilkinson,
B9as, Miss G May,r = M MMeAlstsr, M Mrs Reys.Gn,
20 Smith, Nd. j Cowper, Jaa er, Eckel G
Bradley Coleman, j Chavanpe ID Messner and lady,
Schramer Texas. B f Lawon, Jnudon, II Jaudon
c.. "A Boone, Va.
ARCADE HOTEL. e Barrett F Winchel, Keou h
j o. Hara Skellt, La. Macarthur, NJ Edmason d
Johnston, Ghambers Miss. ID Cox, NJ 9 Dustn, KY.
II Andrews, Mo-. j Michell R Todd, Summons
Belans, Walker Mo re, d Beasey, Fa.. b lIud
| son, Ga. VIM Chambers Texas.
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The stock Of sugar at Havana and Mantanzas was
100000 boxes. Freights we're improving.
WASHINGTON, May 19-Jnst before leaving WASH
1ngton Count sartiges said empbaticalIy to his ac
qoantances that In case Of Enropean war, the right
OF search would be reasserted and enforced.
Satisfactory assurances have been received by our
Government from England, indicating that she will
fulfill all engagements with the United States in
regard TO Central American Affairs
SYRACUSE, May 19.-The New York Central Rsil-
road cars met with an accident yesterday. No par
tculars have yet been received he,e, except that
among tie badly bruised are Rachel Eastman, Mrs,
Matilda Brown and Mr.. Brown, of New Orleans.
NEW YoaE, May 1s-The Cotton market closed
depressed, With Low Middling Orleans at l9sc. The
Flour markes closed dull Ohio quoted al N 10 to
ss. The ssgar market closed steady, Whisky
is quoted at 2sasc.
NEW YORK, May l9-The quotations .E, Cotton
are merely nominal !; Middling Uplands at rTt The
Nonr market closed with declining tendency,
WITH sales of the day 5000 barrels Wheat :,as de-
cMned from to g. cents. The Corn market siosed
With declining: tendency Mixed at 90 to, 9sc
Eastern Mess Porb is aneted at sl7 62a to STs rs.
The Sugar market closed quiet, with quotations for
Musco-adoes at CT te.ssc.
CIrsINNAr1, May 1es-The Flour market closed
very dali and quotations nominal 81 is asked and
s6 so IS offered Whislsy is quoted at % cents. Pro-
visions re in unsettled state and quotations non
nal Western Mess Pors is held at SIS with no buy
ers. The quotations Of Lard are nominal at III to
Ill cents.
LOUISVILLE May 19.-The Ohio river at this point
is stationary with five feet water in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, May 19th.-The Mississippi river at this
point has risen six inches daring the last twentyfour
hours, and from present appearances may look for
entire snbmersion Of the kyee, as the water has
| reached the top Of it.
The Missouri river is pouring ont tremendous
flood, and all'its tributaries are rising.
| The Illinois and upper Mississippi are about sta
tionary, though both are ever the levees in many
nlaces. ....
I yIcKsBuRa,. May 10. The steamer Nashville
passed down at IL o'clock this morning.
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DOMESTIC INTELLIGENCE,

New York, May l9.-The great trotting double
team race for $l0O00 between Ethan Allen and
mate and Lantern and mate, was run on the Union
Course yesterday.
The race, which was one of the closest contested
and fastest on record, was won by Ethan Allen, beat
ing Lantern only eight inches
The race was mile heats, best three in FIVE. Two
of the heats, the first and fourth were pronounced dead
heats, while the second third and sixth were taken
| by Ethan Allen.
Time-First heat, 2:24a; second heat, 227aa; third
heat, 2:4O fifth heat, 2:35.
ST. LOUIS, May 19.--The Overland mail has arrived,
bringing dates of the 25th from San Francisco.
Advices from the Sandwich Islands state that rev.
oluion was expected in Tahati.
NAw York, May l9.-The steamship Quaker City,
from New Orleans via Havana, has arrived here,
The health of Havana is reported good,
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BODIES FROM THE sr. NICHolAs.-The Helena

BODIES FRoM THE ST. NIoHoLAs.-The Helena
SAfk) Shield ofthe l4th has the following:
Within the last few days the bodies of twenty eight
OF those lost by the explosion of the ST Nicholas have
been found floating In the river in the vicinity of
Helena and within go miles below.
The remains Of Mrs. CLINE, the wife of the clerk of
the boat, who died Of his injuries few days after the
explosion, was recovered on Wednesday last, miles
below, brought to this city, and placed in metallic
coffin. Capt. Weton Of the Victoria took charge of
them on Wednesday morning, for the purpose of con-
veying them to tile relatives and friends of the de-
ceased diamond ring, handkerchief, and some
other articles found on the body, left no doubt of
identity.
body, horribly burned and mutilated. supposed
to be that of Capt. McMun, was fonnd floating and
was tcwed ashore, about forty miles below this city
on Tuesday last.
Soon after, another body, that of female, was
seen. The apparel, SO far could be learned, was
dark travelling dress and cross, barred stockings.
The body OF Young man, very elegantly dressed
doe skin cashmere pants, linen shirt, fine boots, fig
ured Marseles vest, gold sleeve buttons and fine dia
mond breastpin, was found and buried at Delta, nine
miles below Helena, day or two since. His effects
are in the possession OF Mr.. Boyee, of Delta.
The remains OF man apparently 25 years of age,
were found and buried at Laconia This is supposed
to have been the body of the Rev. Mr.. Black Bap.
tist clergyman, who was moving to this county from
Missouri.
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ADJUSTMENTS LAST EVENING.

The FARIETIEs.--"The Sea of Ice" was coolly re-
ceived last night by very slender assembage of un
demonstatve citizens. 1t was played as well as ever,
though, Notwithstanding the difficulty one might
suppose sea of ice would encounter in sustaining
itself in such melting weather.
The AMPH1rHEATER.-It was little Master Georges
benefit last night, and he had good house and was
very funny in his small way. The Juveniles did up
one of their most interesting pieces "The Wandering
Boysof Switzerland" in good style, and it was well
worth seeing through Wonder if the manager is not
going to get up Hamlet" during this engagement
and try Louis Aldrich in the Royal Dane? He has
succeeded well in the heavy role that there would
be rush to see him in this character.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING,

THE VARIET1Es.-For the benefit of Mr. VIM. H.
Briggs, a favorite member of the company, Brough.
ANS clever and popular adaptation entitled Dom.
bey Son" with Messrs. Briggs, Smith, Davenport,
Holland, Plunkett, Seymour and Morris, and Misses
Annie Graham, Mann, Mrs. Seton and Warren, will
be performed, followed by pas de trois, the farce
Perfection in which Messrs. Owens, Jordan and
Mark Smith will take part and the elegant comedietta
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady" will wind up
the voluminous entertainment.
The AMPHITHEATER.-The Juveniles announce the
romantic drama entitled "The Lady of the Lake y
with Louis Adrch in the part of Rhode,ic Dhu, and
Miss Louise as King James. The entertainment will
conclude with the farce of "The Specter Bridegroom
CONCERT HALL.-Mr. Leo Taylor, the Oriental
Wizard, will give magical and ventrioquial enter
tainment and do many astonishing things.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-20

TwELyE-MlLE CAUSE.-THE Cleveland Plai n.
dealer tells story of young lady who was travelling
in Illinois with her insane brother. In the night he
got up and left the hotel where they had stopped.
She pursued him across fields and through woods
aud swamps distance of twelve miles before she
succeeded in having him secured. The poor fellow
treated her kindly whenever she could keep up with
him, but refused to stop, saying that men were after
him to take his life. The girl travelled the whole
distance in her bare feet, not having time to put on
her shoes when the chase commenced.
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BuNp OF OHDER-A young lady, not very remark
able for disposing of her gearing upon retnrnil
home from ball or a concert thus applied to her
parents:
Pa have you seen anything Of my bonnet?
must have lett it in this room.'
No, my dear, | have not. / thought perceived
something like bonnet lying ON the drawng'room
carpet this morning but will now take the micro
scope aud look far it! M sea tit8
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NORTHERN SoASDAL.--A recent number OF the
Norwich (Conn.} Courier says:

NORTHERN SoASDAL.--A recent number OF the
Norwich (Conn3 Courier says:
A young man in this place, not many nights since,
jumped from third'story window to the ground to
escape from quarters that were becoming anything
but comfortable, by the unlooked-for return of an
absent husband, who was expected to have remained
away for the night The lady attended the door in
person and welcomed her lord in such enthusiastic
manner conveyed to the lover up stairs nnmisaka-
BILE notice that while she detained the father of the
family below it was time for him to eave-and he did
leave.
The New York correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger furnishes the following piquant occurrence in
"hgh iife:"
Mr.. Charles Hiilshurgh, a gentleman of wealth and
leisure, boards at the Union Place Hotel. So does
Mrs. Channcey, wife of the gallant Commander of
that name (ot u S. steam frigate Nagara) On re
turn home from his last voyage the Commander was
presented with bill, from Mr.. Hisburgh, including
among other small items, 50 so for liquors for Mrs
Chauncey." On receiving this moroccan, the Com.
mander grew indignant, sat down and wrote an angry
episte to the party Of the first part of which the
lowing is an extract:
"Who authorized you in taking the unwarrantabe
liberty with me of paying the liquor and grog bills
Mrs. O., when the husband was living in the ho
tel with yon and without his knowledge and without
consultation with him? Did yol not aid her in rol
bing me Of my income during my absence, when
had left you sacred charge? Are you not now hel
companion by 'ay and by night, and giving hel
moral support in her wanderings from the home and
affections OF her husband Your past and present
conduct has not escaped the ynx.eyed suspicious O.
the world and is the topic of uniavorable comment
not only in the house, but of the whole city.
al am advised that responsibility attaches tt
ine ander the circumstances Of your voluntary ant
unauthorized contributions to Mrs. Chauncey's un
principed extravaganza and depraved tastes.
Very respectfully, yonr OBJ .dent servant:
JNO. s. CHaUN EY s"
1t seems that the parties are brothers in-law hav
ing married sisters and that hitherto they have bee
on the most friendly terms, Capt. Chauncey havin!
assigned the care and charge of his vie, who i
partially an invalid and has been unwell some time, t
Mr. Hlsburgh. On the other hand, Capt Chauncey
it is stated wrote the letter to Mr.. Hil!sburgh WITH
view of provoking him to fight, if he was BRAY
man.