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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

ny" We have received the oiroular OF tae Hon. !.
H. Reagan, in reply to that of his opponent, Judge
Dchtree TOO late for extended notice N the pros
Gu, issue In II, ne defends himself, triamphantyi
from the chsrges Of his ,nemies, and expresses him
SELF as he has ever done tie unalterabe defender Of
The rights of the South, -Sipis Rights in favor Of
the constitution aud the Union, ana warm support
on of the ion Of the demosrIac party ia this State
He reitoratss HIS determination to support the pomi-
nees Of the party aud plants himself on TIM platform
With such matf in tie Geld in defense Of our party
we fear no aefsat, while he raissa hs voice against
dividing aud distsscsing the party, oscsng tbstt
ldemooraey Of the South should present upbrosen
front. We publish his closing paragraph, and ns=t
week, or in an extra, will give extended NO
|st,ce of his circular. Hurrah for Reagan and tho
nominees Three times three cheers for thcm' !!
Il Speaking of the party he says;
"For maintain fully, and in good faith all its
principles and usage, and shall rs have heretofore
sad, supp0rs tbs nominees OF the Ssse Democratic
Convention -
..tn conclusion, would say, yon arc called ont by
the positions occupied by my competitor and myself
TO decide for this congressional district, some very
grave and important questions. am for naintGsn-
ING the constitution and the laws OF the tiefa spy-
ernmert and preserving the constitution inviolase5ss
the beat means of preserving the rights q the 'olh
NV competitor ies "a policywhieh looks 70 a1ep
yiolat;ons of those avs Ike appeals to sectional
tments, instend Of thu constitution TO preserve o'll
rights Ard goes for sectional Southern party sud
for the overthrow OF the democratic party. Ia this
speak Of tho whole effect of onT rearrctss postions
JOHN H. REAGAN
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

ETy' The.otowled state of our columns preciudes
the publishing, this week, Ola Communication from
the Hon Johu T Mills. This distinguished gentle
nan and able defender Of the doctrine Of stfte
Rights WAS represented abort To canvass the Dis
trict ia opposinou to Judge Reagan. This is mis-
take. He assaros us that such ' not his intention
~ never lna been. Whatever may be the grounds
ri lis obsotian Reagan, he is werm supporter OF
the State tiekst and gives his eutro influence TO is
sascess HI communicative viii appear next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

rzs Ii reply to the abatement Of Henry * NEale.
who defends his friend eioqnertiy, andeo pstbet-
ically, We have only TO say that tho charge against
Besian.ssa 3raakfta Barkly, did not originate with
ms, but wae openly made by bis oE1r county men,
and publicly through the press and we never
heard ots being dericd before. As TO ite truth or
falsty, we know nothing aud less
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Asg~ Mr.. " Hiil was tired at Galveston before the
u 3 district court, at its lato term, for tho murdrf
of W. W Lyon, oa board the steamship Ma'ssordn on
III, 4tI June ast, The trial consumed nearly the
entire week, and resulted in verdict Of gn'aF -
Hill was indicted for murder in the first degree, and
+is yer,,gs carries with it scntance Of death The
'Newb ads that il is rot known whesher new trial
v,ill 30 ssked Tor or not The case creetc4 great
deai az interest IN Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

pr The great balloon which ascendee FROM st
Louis, on Friday the lst, July, descended near Troy
n ~, on the next day, having Travelled 100 miles
IL less than % hours Mr. Laonntala intends, it Is
asia TO make another "trip from Chicago eastward, as
aoon as his eir-shp repaired, Professor Wise, il is
stssei, proposes 10 ndsrtsss nip across the Allan
tic IN his balloon,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
Election ,r,oksts.

Weave prepared to print Eicctiou Tickets for 'hii
and the adjeaing countless 81 the shortest notice and
on n, mos. liberal tor1 Orders from the sufrorn-
dug counties promptly attended to.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
NOTICE

nv III, leall Of Iaaee J. W. LkTmsS, tho Arm Of
Lnti,n.r A svsiudeli., Is dissolved. Al pu'l-
rss 81 that ssts whe olossi up 10 die prOssnt DATE
me 'H,nld win IN f,dre b conducted ~ Johs w
SrunVils, Is publisher.
T,,tIss lelAs July ist 1881
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

fES The Democratic convention which assembled
ut jackson Miss, the 9Th INST, nominated the fol-
lowing s,ao ticket for Miesssippi viz: For Cover
nor-John J, Peters, of Ksmper county; for Score
,ary 81 stG,o--B ", Webb, Of Pontotoc county for
Auditsr-E II, Bart, Of Nozubee county for Treas
ursr.--w. y. haynes, Of Holmes county.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Jos C. Reel advertise his mark aud bad
ia to-day paper The attention Of tH'se ia!creste'
10 called TO il
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

~ Atonl!oais called 10 tie card Of Messis' RAN
hin Yalkst, Commission AID forwar Ing merchants.
uoeIley auJ laSisota iepots--ihe latter being th"
,,o,e,t .srniuas Of the Central RNlroal We know
tl, arm Is 10 roiikbe ono, and take pleasure IN
rseopnuepl lug orr f,isnds TO them.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

B.3 Now Ii the time ! tA3
Hssetalrea! PEefssresas EfC&aEess!.

+ would respectfully announce to ..sssSsf
L the citizens OF Dallas, and The M3a eYs2ssfY
country around. that have fskan lSNsa4&3
ROOMS in Mrs. CooSre,i's Bald
ing on the South East Corner Pub ~. y.
lie Square, for the purpose Of taking Ambrotypes,
put up in oil the different styles OF the day.
LaJes and gentlemen are invited tocnil and exam
inc specimens and TO those wishing work done, sat
isfaction guaranteed. Price of PICTURED, from 81 SO
up, owing equality of case. I win remain only
shori time. 3. A. 9ALLEiEits .Ffttsi.
june 26 1959-52:2w 4,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Z, Wv. " Peak 6 Co., advertise some now arri-
~ gd0lumas to.,iay See their advertisements.
lh,y aleo advertise to receive Wheat in payment for
goods rs will 10 by addition to their standing
advertisements.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

EsSy- We ba,e received from Capt. Baylor, long
COMMUNICATION, which will appear next week
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

s;g.s.e advertisement Of N. II. Darnel Iroprie-
TOR of the 81. Nicholas hotel in today's paper :
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Vafrt ~ nofS pnlo h tlfnaliilra y pssll 49,
Ig,sd ~ f'sfeh 9isj fas 400 tlled a'S ToHaa-
", battle ". eushs ., s,Ihrss .@,u pvp.
NV silss ffom uoilo.
Aesofi.as /, hs lissi .sooau,., iha Si.ifi.s we're
tepefing ~ anaittr f'esi bath, uHd irs corr
nsRd ~ firld Marshall hess
Thelswa aasioef ron the sesi VI raf stare that
Inn Ptrnoh ed erased 'hv huelo ia pu'na' = she
Agsirla1l
Psinos s,polsoa, Si,h Tao corps dauase under his
oommAni. incisdlag the 1900 entecei Parma GA tho
2lth inst, aud was received by the inhabitants s,lh
enihasiasu. lie 10 making rapid marches " JON tho
right wing o. The elAvi army nsar Msntus
Advices frotH AigeflA fiai iLst corps d'arpes u
~, 900 French trecs wsro s'absrk'Rs for tho Adrs
to.
The Austrian, hsye RIAL Vessels ~ the entrance u
the port 81 Malamooeu abort iiAtsncs 18th " Ven
ce To prevent tho passage n the French ss1n''ron
Tue Paris pAptrs ridinaIe the ldes " Vcrnfn mes
atioh Aad are discussing the poinis OF the proposition
suha ~, by ,Ss1erd wllssn on behalf II Prusis 10
the Emperor u Austria; -. f,
The London Morning .kivsrtissr expresses the
opinion that Napoeon In allowing cut the panscf his
unSe intends TO mako despsnt On tbs shores Ire
land.
4 despatch fso,A Rome. says ,hn, fsrrnre. pAvsn.
m Forl aud Anosrs, have been pleeed andsr the
authority OF tho Pope, and tho attempts 20 yesoson
ia favor of the enese of ,pdnrndence ha@y p:,eset
fsptushy suppressed by The infc.'cnAsf ufsns 'i~'
hcal ,roors
Tie Vienna Cofraspohdpo, Of the Lc adcr Nawe IN
speakisg Of he acair Tths A'isfrlan dcyermneut,
says thst matters hi bcro 20 miscrlbly managed
during tho Hsc len ytsrt that " viii be 9 mirsrle "
the Ea PHO of Austria s'sap.s dsnsrrcpcr-
~ s..----.,---. a.---.- ----.------, ~.
Mosr Afuapyss. --wc learn that on The 9TH Of
July a fatal rencounter took place u the Wichi-
"a Agency, betweon Frank aud Horton Rector,
and q man BY tho name Of Herst. The kectors
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

GRAND cBAPTTR.
NJ E., A. Neil, Seglip, G. II. z.
T., W. T. Austin, Galveston, ID. G u. p.
T., y. Clark, Austin, @. K.
T., D. Iikens, Henderson, @. S.
f., c. g. keenan,. Austin, G. T.
r., A. s. RGth+en, Galveston, G g.
cEAsp oonHakDEBT-
n g., G.. a. Patrick, Anderson, G. G.
v E, J. J. Mcbride, Navarro, ID. O. g
" T., Ell Clark, Austin. @. c.
VT. u P. Case, anderson, O. G. o.
l.. W. K. hssssn. Dallas, g. p.
T., Jas. Wrigley, Liberty. g. S ".
K, John =. Reed, Galveston, @. J. W.
B.. VIM T. Austin, Galveston q. 7.
T.. A. Eeiil. Ssguin. Q.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

We copy the following from the .Gaaetts Extra,
which speaks the sentiments Of large majority 81
the GermanF, Of Texas Some Of the grinders for
the opposition have assumed tho Office Of mon,hpece
Tor this respectable ols of ussisse, and have ina
mated in more instances thanune sAat sam, spgs-
ton would rece their votes But when they speaE
fer themselveu they ,en smother tale, by no rasahs
fattering to the shrekers for The cpposition The
following lie signed by twenty tno dernianss4 vi Aa
Grange Feyette county 4 -f9s El
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

M The steamships Atlantic. Baltic and AdriAsic,
fsrnsrss known as the csiiins' line. vsiak have
been lying idle ct fes Tors for nearly year, hare
been ssid to shs Pacific ssaa Steamship Company
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

1zos Co1rT1.--A lssier % The Herald from Ieon
ceunss, rtzfss bat she demosrsey srs Ecriing for
= nduaaas.. and fhss flfy WI eve hem. 1T iezst
s.e -sE- ls.zf ,,,<5 Y ,<iI5 81 r.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

Y Advicas fro.s Havrr< 70 she "a inst represent
- fsssr ., ssrs iishts ss place, and ~ As sp
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
rne Democraoy wide Awake.

We invite especial attention 20 the ablo conespoa-
dcpce Of shs Herald in another column, reatiyc to
The Discussion between waul and Hamilton ct Buch-
the success that attends the vindcsticn Of truth d
principle by Gen. Waul, of whom the whole State
may Justly be proud. 1t lie the opinion Of Col Ter
ry, that waul achieved signal triumph at Fort
Worth, although haiailton vas in one Of his happ-
est rairs and warmly supported by the sympathy Of
his friends. Nevertheless, wsul entered boldly into
tho disceasiop, and showed his opponent in light By
no inears entertaining to his friends.
Thc democracy Of Ellis and johnson, we hear, -
fuily srSused kaufman is giring on her arnor for
the ghs aad recognises in The enemy Of to-day, the
foes OF two years ago and Collin is engaged IN the
good csape with spirit and epsrgy. tha prcmiacs
succeSs, From all parts We hear Of the renewed ef-
forts Of ths,arn tna nnyielaing democracy in The
surrounding counties.
Wills on this sutest, we cannot refrain IRON COM
pinsutiug the young ana gallant ,fanion, candidate
fsr REPRESENTATIVE from Kaufman and Henderson,
who ID ains ssftis for the glorious principles Of our
parfs. 1s has the sa1mest sympstbes Of the de-
msrracy, aid our sinoerest wishes for his success
in the brilliant campaign be Ia conducting
This false prophets Of 1857, are at their old work
again they SHREK forth their yaiicinations. on the
public tliorapshfsrcs he here's and hy-paths, whom
ever they md listening ear. bu. Cassandrs like,
thsy pif not be believed. The Houstonites predict
that "a sau ne they f.sniiisriy cal him, viii ''do
q ). az 5es,sr,'' than he did beiorr-ihss he viii
s~peP the entire stlae, and make triamrhsl march
isto The white House. At Anstin, serve whit Of
ejec,nsnt upon Mr. Runpsls, and throw his effects
nfs ihs streets, &c Tsoy years sgo. they prviictsd
hat 1900 would nos cover his majority The State
q Tesss knows the rezalt aud tie win be again
Iznz coSr71.--A lssier 20 The Htynid from IeUn
ceun.s, rtzfss bat ne democracy srs Eorling for
s ndu'ssass and ms fsfy M eise ben. q is.ss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

MAsaKIc.--The following are The officers elect of
the Grand Chapter ard Grand commaDdery Of Texas,
for the current Masonc year.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20

~ II simply Sae. wish Of t.@s BSyicr to place
The DALLAS 'herald' RICH, befve .e people OF 1aos
county and frontier as may be By his letter to
the editor That this paper has been grossly mirep-
resented on the frontier IL evident from the oommu
niostion in the Biriville 'Unoa, gigned by Capt.
Baylor and numerous ether citizens OF respectable
" in those couptiee The artiols in question, that
called forth the communication from them. is noI
or production, Capt Baylor ,ssiihes, tine manu-
script of which, he has seen and read The impress
on has been made upon the minds o. fhosc men.
mat the article appeared as our own editorial -
chth is iais' aud knoVn to DO by those famii-
iar with such things IT'S duo to ourselves to state
that the Birdyo Union was struck IRON the list of
our exchanges before We entered the Office,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
p.ltAs, July isth, 1859,

Editor Of Ms Dalies Herald.
Ds,H SIN :--As gave my signature 10 certiii-
cate that appeared in the Brdylls ouion, in refer
Herald, accusing the Union OF being governed by
spirit % deniagogaeism, and as my impression
wa that the editor Of the Herald sas ts author OF
that article now feel Il due to yoa and myself to
say that said article il under the sgnasnre Of John
H. Brown. one Of the Peace Comasssnness, and he
s responsible, and not yourself, tor thst sstisl@
Very respectfully, sa
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1859-07-20
LATEST FRon E0Rop TIE wan,

O. R. FnyuNAN, secretary.
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MpDreHen.
Odntcl @pbrer,

0anie1 @ptrer,
6lnrler in @runpei9cntbum
@eneralzN9ent,
ct. Yaul> Minnelpta.
yanp wirp oefauft unb p%ertauft @eloer per~
ben gelebnt unc o%nsslsst Iaren mereen te3ablt
uup Weleer int Staate ~roaeftirt.
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81. Jobnipn II. 8rmber,
Bi9]enmader
Ct. MntbpnY ltrabe>
3wsite Ebiirs obtrbalb Der YresbYterianer< Rir9t>
ct. Yaul.
5tets an Sanb cine Muswabl BON Glinten>
Yifolen &c.
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GA 3. 6. Sbmlte,
% OeutI6er @Qttler,

(HarneSmaker,
Nptert arabe, Swilden Der 4. uno 5. Strv
benz uWetern~5ptel" seeeniber
@aiut paul, Minne1pta.
saarselp tssoblt fir &dute, trodene unt
CRIME.
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M9cnten Der minn. Staatsjeit""9'"
Minnel pta.
Nep-l 1lm unb Brown County ST.. Tcrlter,
e.. Veter uuo Nicplet @tY %. Saimmel>
81. IntbpnY II. Minniapulis, Srtb u. 8noblau@>
Gb1sfa 81. Gber>
Garner ct. Suit,
Sbafppce 80. 81. Acd>
Manfatp e.. jatpbsba9en.
9th pater uub Walbin9tou @tv G1. 99ener
Sanins uao O1tcta Sly g: 99miet'
gDiuona uub Winpna 9ty 5r. Slider.
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Be0inQunQen

Die xWfinnciota StaatS5eitnne" e.
1heint jepen 5omfag.
Yreis: 3wei Dollars in baltjabrieer
Wurnusbe3ablung.
Mbpnuireu fam MAJ, 81 irgeub elmer 3eit bes
Sobrcs tph fDnuen bic ben Mbpnnement porau%
oebeupen Nulnmern ni9t nadseianot peroen.
Or 5ub1rriptions= Betras fann in Soften IT.
aeub eiuer 9uten 8ant ooer, bel balbjabrisem
Mbonnement, in 81 marfen trieii9 einse-
lbidt merpcn.
WaH gBeuu @elo in reailtrirten Brefen Ser<
loren aebt, traseu mir ben Serlult; bod nt9t III
unresiltrirten 8rieten.
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aborelNren:
Sumuel Guopisb, publi(ber,
8pr lr. 2445l ct. Saul Wiunelota
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GuliuS @ecrAiG {

Juttue Vecr0tti
Sffentl.t @>ttfW6tar,
gu str @asftatgss q4ttb! 6tth gtrabe, seseniter
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'diaS %st1@dffs: Gentralie tel, EeNRamFsmSten: SSH
madten fur tass SSAAannbafn Deutl&lanb, lpwie
CUR 8ttaregrseausryn sna Observation-Disclosures
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,M66re0en.
9afpb Mainicr.

5afpb NJ ain3cr,
Grieeensrt@ter, Justice Of the Peace9
Deutl&tr Nutar~u. 2anb= Mseut
pbSnir<8l u Gde Der Dritten une @atalbaw~
@trabe, (nabe Der Bride,)
e!npfeblt l'9 benz ceutiden Yublifuu, 3ur Nnfer<
ftsune une Beslaubisuns aGer IFentliden pa-
rlere, iowie aud 3ur Musf ertisuus puu Mappru
1ne aneeren ;3eidnuueeu.
8auft uub s~ertauft Qanb lit Gpmmi1Ipu.
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Mpsotaten unp &e1ts< Mnmdlte,
tmpfe6len i9 ibren se,rebrtem beutlden Mitbur<
germ gtsI M5@tstnilnbe tr1biiu,'s Beunpere ,ur
Ausfertt9uu8 pom l~lrtunbeu &c.
- *Otffet: usbtr &aitt1r VI 9dnee'i 8aben, Ste
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Aretie fir Nn5et9en.
!3ebu 3silsn pper wenieer biloen ei1tsn 9qaare'
SaB.
Gin @quare 1 Mal. $0>75.
Gin 81 ore 2 Mal -. 10.
Gin Squ are 3 Mal. -. 10.
Sin 9q uare 4 Mal.... 2>25.
Gin 5q uure fiir 3 Wonate $50.
Gin 6q uare fir 6 Monate 1000.
Sin S1 uare fit 1 Sabr 1900.
MW @r5bsre gn;eisen werbsn psrbaltnie~
maBia aui cas Yiuislte bers9net uao Stertel'
iabrlid Yrrau5ts5ablt.
MINNESOTA STATE GAZETTE,
Weekly Paper,
published by SAM'L LUDp1GH,
St. Paul, Minnesota.
Price 5000 per year.
Price Of advertising
One Square, l. Insertion, $o,75,
One Square, Month, 2,25'
One Square, three Months, $50.
One Square, six Months, 1000.
One Square, twelve Months, 1900.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
NUMBER 211.
One Day i'm Advance Of the Mail.

One Lay I'm Advance of the Mail.
THE BAnIxoEz ELEcrrox.-rhe Baltimore Gin.
per of the 4th says:
we have not room to-day to speak Of de misrep-
resenlations o. the occurrences on Wednesday by
the anti tAmerican PRESS and the agent OF the s5sO-
clated press IN this CITY, as they deserve to be so-
ken of. We pass over for the present the stna1ied
effort to injure the American party bv the ant
rageous partisan colorny given to all these erents
Nothing better could he expected Of those who
have long ago abandoneG argument for denuncia-
tion and principles for personalities. We shall
show, when we can find room in orr columns, not
only that In ete,y iesance ,cltere blood s1.e
On. life tdLen ON Itetlnesddg, tie sronibe Reform
e1.s 'rere Me first 10 resort to- deadly nedpons, and
commence serious disturbance of the public
peace, but that the whole acccant given by the Lo
cofoeo and pseudo reform press and telegraphet
abroad by the agent Of the associated press, who
directly connected with the Baltimore American
is full of falsehoods as infamous as the statemen
that Mr.. Preston, the Democratic candidate fo
Congress, was brutally beaten at one of the pools
upon the day of the election. The falsity Of th.
statement is sample of the character of the whole
account of the election given by these parties
The facts in regard to Mr.. Preston's misfortune
were in onr possession on Wednesday morning, bn
their publication was withheld out Of personal con
sideration for that gentleman. The unfairness o
his political friends in attempting to charge it upoI
the American party as one of the events of the
election, compels the disclosure Of the fact tina
Mr.. Preston was not at any Of the polls on election
day, and was not beaten upon that day at all, bu
the night before, in common drinking shop on tht
Causeway, where he was, in company with one o
the most notorious Democratic rnffians in the city
It is not necessary at present to give further de
tails of the occurrence. These are sufficient t.
show the slanderous disposition Of those who have
sent out false reports Of the current of affairs in
this city on Wednesday.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
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Gotal gnttlligtlltf.

Nor DEMocRAT.-In yesterdays tables we set
down Mr.. L. Power, elected Constable Of the Fifth
Justices Court, as Democrat. This was mis-
take. Mr.. p. is an American in politics.
BOARD OF HEALTH-The report of this Board,
made out yesterday, shows the total interments in
the city cemeteries last week to have numbered
ls9. Yellow fever claimed II of the cases.
DrEL.--Messrs. John P. Montamat and Antoine
Cambre had difficulty on Sunday, which resulted
in a meeting yesterday morning. back of the city.
The weapons were shotguns, loaded with musket
balls, and the distance forty PAGES. After one ex-
change Of shots, resulting in no damage to either
party, the affair was adjusted.
FIRE.-The residence of Mr.. George Mclaughlin
on Love street, between Poet and Music, was de-
stroyed by fire early yesterday afternoon, the fire
starting in the kitchen. 1t was small frame
house and insured. A neighboring cottage was
somewhat damaged Mrs. Sarah Mclaughlin was
arrested charge of having wilfully set the fire
agong.
MATCH BETWEEN THE SOUTHERN AND MAGNOLIA
BASE BALL CLrBs.-The return match between the
above Clubs was played few days since. It wa:
stoutly contested and sufficiently exciting affair
f. Borge was captain Of the Magnolia side and S
p Harper captain Of the Southern side. Mr.. J.
Stagg, of the Louisiana Club, acted as umpire
The Southern Club beat their opponents hand
somely, as will be seen from the following score
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-10
THURSDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER; 1859

by excessive drinking. He was taken TO the Hos
pital on Monday with the delirum tremens; on
Tuesday his wife found him there, and wishing to
go home with her, he did 30, against the doctor 8
orders. He died in short time after reaching
home.
FouND DRowsEp.-The corpse Of an unknown
white man was found in the river at the foot Of
Girod street on Tuesday afternoon. 1t remained
there, and no inquest had been held upon it up to
yesterday afternoon.
OuT-Wm. Mish, recently stabbed in an unfortu-
nate rencontre with d. E. Morphy, was yesterday
pronounced out of danger, and Mr.. Morphy was
released on bail.
James Boylan, who was shot in tire shoulder on
Saturday night by Robert Mcneil, was also out
yesterday. The bullet is still in his shoulder We
do not know whether he intends to prosecute or
not.
THE CouRTs.-The Second, Third, Fourth and
Fifth District Courts opened regularly for business
yesterday. No business of public Importance
however, claimed their attention.
! The Supreme Court should have opened, but did
not, owing to the continued absence of several OF
the Judges. m. ..~
US. CIRCUIT CouRT.-The November term oi
this Court opens at 10 O'Clock to-day. The docket
| will be called and cases fixed for trial.
FIRE IN CARROLLToS.-A fire (says the Jefferson
Journal of yesterday broke out in bakery situated
on Short street, in the city of Carroton, on Tues
day morning, about O'Clock, and before the
flames could be arrested, destroyed six dwellings
1t was thought at one time the fire would exten,
clear through the block, but through the indom
table energies Of the fire department of that city
it was checked after destroying the six houses
We could not learn the particulars nor how the fir
| originated