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New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
PRUSSIA.
THE MOBILE ALTON OF THE AMY.

THE MOBILE ALTON OF TIE AMY.
The nuu Der Of men N the SIX corps Slm'e ~"
alogt 10 be uo5ilizeI in Pru.sia, as announced by
eegrspb. amounts to 3O0,Oc0. The Prussi IN army
'soee,her amounts to riuc cop. beside the regiments
Guards.
letters from Berlin, received in Paris, say tta' ne
@isry measures lately taken by hasha Were .Ie
'taly determining cause OF the Regen. OF Pussla,
nObiizaton of sx corps Of the Prussian army; aao,
"a iLe other hand a $. Petersburg letter, w1.,ch IA
gborstce of the determination come 20 a. Berlin on
he lith June, saws tha. the measures resolved upon
BY Russa will no, be dointvely e1ecu,ed, " unless
Prussia allows hers,f to be gos1ed into taking men
scing steps" In that case, continues TINS corfe-
Pondence, fcorps Of troops win be concentrated o1
The Prussan frontiers sad in Gallcla, and detrca'
merit Of onr feet w be sent TO the Prussan poFEs 10
ne Baltic"
Tie GiO6e saws that the order for the mobilization
The Pussisn army appear. to Indicate that Prussia
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
TIRE NFW ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

A. ls.t the lonr.reuding question "a. 70 the p oba-
hiity OF elegrspLic communication beng esce0lslei
between this country aud America seems IN islr way
OF being settled While the Old Atlantic Telegraph
Company has been wasting lie money OF tAe snare
Government 10 guarantee them from the evils OF their
ovn scientific mismans cement, new company has
been quietly formed under ae best auspices aud, WITH
out troubling the Government sbout SUBSIDIES OF Any
thing else have careiuy atured their psns VITA such
foresight ard delberaton as to cad the electrical word
TO look forward confidently TO successful solution oi
this great submarine enterprise. The Brslsh Trans
Il fpossble 10 lay their cable from the uds-end, in
Cornwall TO Blanc Sablon, al island in the Straits OF
Belle Isle a; of the entrances OF the Gun oil 81.
Lawrence, and a little TO the porhsard OF Sewiqgnd'
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-,.;, of 5000 infantry, aud 5000 cavalry; tota'
TIE MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE NAPOLRONA'
luz ~ CORDS

TIE MOVEMENTS OF PRINCE NAPOLRONh
ip CORPS.
rh. FIo,cnce correspondent Of Tie Timcs, writing
,r The 10Th inst, says:
"sWe were awakened this morning at O'Clock bv
,hs Yrcroh troops, great number Of whom marched
- % pisfoja The march Of the Forentinc garrison
~ III ocmmuricaie an onward movement TO the whole Of
~ prpce's corps, which Is mainly 6cheiosHS on the
"a 10 Modena, across the pass of the Abetone. The
,gnard has already crossed the frontier, and had
80 asys sgo reached Finale, six miles beyond the
MoSeneso boundary line. On the other side of the
,osrtsjns as YOU know, the whole country "a far as
~ po is open 10 the French. Not only MOdena,
pgr;o ard Paru in the bands Of the Liberas but
,sw since Yesterday, even Piscenza has been given
81 - he tLe Austrars, and these are only said to be
Stfyipr themselves at the little Modenese to vn of
Brescello, on the Po, between Parma and Reggie.
This day. We hear Boogna also viii be evacu4'ed by
ie Austriabs aud the patriots of Romsgna will he al
rcd 10 rise from Casiel Franco TO Rimini. Piioce
ysnoleor himself and General Uloa are expected TO
,suoye their headquarters from Florence on We'd
,ssSay or Thursday next. They will 90 to Pistaii the
sr,. day and move on to the Apennines without
Sel6y. What, perhaps, contributed 70 hasten the
rnyemsn:s Of the Prince who was hitherto supposed
a., likely 10 be uble TO make start TIL the end OF this
gortb Is the rapidity of the of the allied
armies 10 Lombardy, and especially the unexpected
l.u Of Piacenza. The Prince was waiting here for the
Ohmsr division, which was TO act with him against
hat important stronghold, but, the high road along
he Po from Sradela to RavennG is now open, ii is
psced that the division will await the Prince in the
Ducies when their joint forces will probably be made
10 operate against Venice"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

We have been requested to state that the follow
ing Railroad Companies have consented to give
free return tickets to members Of the American Asso-
citation for the Advancement Of Science who pass over
their lines in going to the annual meeting, which takes
place at Springfield, Mass, on the 3d OF August next;
Boston an Worcester Railroad Connecticut River Railroad
Nes--u Eaicai Michigan Southern Railroad Hartford and
sWsyep Haroad New YoTk C,pr,l Railroad, Cncinnou,
m ou ,pd D. sytou Railroad, Philadep pha Nlniuston anl
Baltimore Rsroad Couroccut and P.smpdo Rivers RAILROAD
Haven New London asd Stoning,on Raoad Cap Goa ha
road Richmond and Petoburs Railroad Pacf Ralroad PITY
field aud North Adams Railroad Troy aud straogi Rur9a
Amherst aud Bel shsown Raiosd, Saratoga snc Whte Ran
rad iysn Railroad Mchisan Central Railroad, Vermont
Genital Roilroad Fit sLburg Worcester Railroad
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

is now prepsirg 70 maks q forward ss.r IN course
which teems 60 be separate frrrr s.s, oi ,he other
powers Of Europe. The GlcJc alec suspects tha there
are ether reasoLs fr ibe rapid retr a. cf the Autn'r
TO the quadrangle Of forresses beside the mi5aay,
pressure. II pscCs Austria 10 close to the Tyrd
whi,h II German land that it may be difficult. to CARR
cut ar The requirements of military tactics without
infringing on German territory, which would thus
tgoid opporo'ity, stond the German federal porers
think cit TO seize II, OF taking part against the a.
on the score of PggYession
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
RUSSIA.

The Warsaw correspondent of the ApsstHTs All
y,maae Zsaung announces, uUder date OF the s!h OF
kure. remarkable activity in the military depart
n COZ sequent upon the arrival Of Count AdleTbsrg
WHO las arrived on secret mission. The correspond
,ut says tha; Russia appears TO feel incumbent upon
hcr to mobilize Ter troops in proportion as Prussia
does ielS.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
FIRES.


liHI n NtST sTKFfT.
At2 oclock yesterday morning, a hIe broke out IN
the shio-chaudiery of Chapman & Moone, No. 3Oi
West street and before the flames could be eXtn-
guishcd. the building and stock damaged TO the
amount Of 81 800. The building is injured for slOOOO
in the Columbia, Greenwich and Peoples Fire Insur-
orce Companies The matter, to the origin of the
fire hasnot yet trans pred, bat will be made the sub
iaot for inNe.tgatIon by the Fire DEPARTMENT.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

Wsrcz OF THE AECo.-A dispatch from >..Jonn
Y. f.. states that the Argo, which we have already
announced ss ashore near Trepasy Bay, is totA'
wreck. and that she sunk tue night o. the -s,h
with the lo,s OF large portion of passengers lug
gage sni cargo. AT the time Of the disaster there
were on board about 900 pessensers # whom near!
lC0 were women, with about % infaais.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

NV TRorTTNG MATCH FOR Sl0,0N0-rhe rumor
Which has been widely spread about, that ne~
match has been made between Flora Temple and
Princess at nile heats best three in i've IN harness,
for ten thousand side il not true. Flora Is so se-
verey ii iured by the wounds which she received IN
her late harness rot, that she viii not be well IN two
,yesks to coma PorteTs Spirit.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

Tpr Nfw rrERIvrEyDrNr 0F Potter >FoE'
K.-On Tuesday afternoon Capt. Anos PIsouEy tie
new General Srueri-tendent elect o the Metropolitan
Poli:e, appcercd before President sl.liman Ok the
Board O. Commissioners, aud was sworn into office.
4 number Of gentlemen were present. who eongratu
sted NJ Pl.baTy upon big induction into otiice.
General Superintendent riI.bary viii enter upon BIZ
o6:cial duties to-jay and bic Office vii be az Po.'ce
Yefdqusrters, corner of Broome and km streets rst
Roor. The rooms heretofore occupied BY tie Board
have been set spa FOR the Use OF tie superintendent,
AM the Commis.orers are to ase the rooms on the
second story, recently occupied by Gen. Ieimadge.
TINS change has been effected with 2 view Of making
tle Office OF ,he Superintendent more public than It
be- been heretofore and also 20 affoti the members
of tie BaaId Inere privacy IN the.. delberation-.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

tsey are ready 10 withetsnd every foe Whec
they Rave beid power for session Ties i. viii be l,me
20 describe me,. exscy the Cahir ct they form az
preset they slteen who severa!l5 have lst:
"a a. l.--s 10 kbC " who anc what tbey II -
posible they msy thrnw n one or tao Of ,seir oum
bsr or take ia one Two, but zee 20 ressoc Why
80 god body q mei stoud not bod together eorn-
msnd a sj.rf'y Of Parliament, and Rryero tue c'un
Try fo- tine at kst as w~l IL hes bcea gOv-
eTnsc az time these twsIty yesIs.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

FtI,r R,IEoAD C.rALrY.-on the I'm uh.
Daniel Shecbap, then lsborer in the employ OF the
New-York and Erie Railroad Company at P.ermont,
was accidentally run by locomotive, and 20 Sc
iousy injured that be died Yesterday III the New
Yok Hospital, whittier he was taken siter the acc-
dent. An inques. was held on the body by Coroner
Jsokmsn. Sheehsn native OF Ireland, aged ~
years.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
CITY II EMS.

Yesterday was delightfully."- cool aud plsa,ant-al-
most too COOL as compared with tie ntense heat OF
the previous day. There was brisk gale, aud a
clear sky. aGer the Thunderstorm of the preceding
night.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

Cutn.z Oh UlcawAY EcJGgRT-John Dean,
ar ~. ar..sed ty OAces Zero n me "er fo.cs
C -r.ed With halfway roabery, the conf pam, OF f
rirs S,sf rs =. No y Trinity ,oe e -a,yrr VIC u -.
h. ss Il, Dean No Trinity piece, wneu " u "9 sestcnnd
a. -. IN ~ b..r Sack iacef % dstk pen.y,
s~d ,.r be.7uls m.h n.ox ated Dsan ~ s alleged as-
. "a b. "a. win 10 yss q rnohins kss. bloody fiat
- - Ioeu ,h. plrt.-. which soa sed biz 4 eyes
I 80 s.,t 70 seTed I'D s chsrIes. feLsnosJ
--t.I ~ ~ a sl. I'D coin. TIE TFis3Eer takei,
~ ~ sH sni.h snd c7nzaled % .e roulss Tor trst
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

THr ForrrH oy rHF HuDsoN.-The Hudson River
Railroad Company viii issue excursion tickets on the
Fourth OF July at half price.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
SPORTING EsTELLIGENcE.

THY AMERICAS UoRsEs IN Es6LAsp-rartS Es-
c.etNrsrs Nett er NJ. Fen Brock nor sir Harlan
arr bas kward il brngitg tire iumses OF theu stables
torwsId here there sry &C ance OF tno~iog Va
f,a q good thing All thsr cracks have erough WORK
fer theu, do in the Of the renf three
mortls to keep them fro making sny top g'es'
,upsi ituy Of ist |, is true, forfeit has been psid
fl Piire,s in the Ascot S'sk"s bat tost is only 70
heve her 10 het'er order for the Ross Hunt Cup,
ir ply hsrorsbly worth csutecd'ng tor. IL tue
race for that she will carry 10 pounds while Sunoeam,
years her unbr carries rs poueds. IT u true,
rbesm wor the Orks last year. but che hss sioc-
may. therefore be cor -ideren well in. Wcodburp has
beer eute, ed fer IF chance 70 the prize rhis
colt L. .iso usmed 10 for the -. Jsmess Palace
Stakes at Ascot
After A-so we shall probably rext hear OF Pr,ore's
AT Iiysru-l where ehe is Ia go for the Cup hacdi-
can race ot great impottabe-, With vecy valuable
take attached In that che has 70 give Potestar.
whom sbs lately beat for Queens Plate, ego,
D. unds slhwanc- of weight. Tbs VII. op>Fenty,
hfir them to pretty even terms. At Govdwoc1 ootn
Auericar sthhlee come out 10 force. Sarks, Cincn-
ust and Noodburn ali en'ered for the t'ood*ood
Siske- ard Woojburp. Des Chilee, Ciocnaad AMI
Pric,eee. for the uuch-co veted Cup.' In the con
$, fr this ceIebrrred piece OF plate our Ameresn an
cb.n.pps will be pitted can- such saaat couif'et-
i,ors a. Fi.hermap Sauniervr bennington, Ltehoat,
Tou vh.,ite Gam-ster, Znyder Zee, Beaai.'nsn, Tue
P;om,sed Land, North Lincoln and Mariopetts Con-
onest over any one of these would b- something to
brsa sb..ut No ote d,re call them p,aters The only
o,.e, engagements uentiouec in The london Racisg
Cassssgr ere tho-e of Ptiorees and Stake, fm the
Betiinak Plete, on the last day Of Goodvood .ces
The, viii there meet tshermsn, Ssnoterer Borderef
aad North Lincoln. lfor!srs spi"'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

The store of Buckley, Sheldon \ Co, corner Of VI
.-J and Chrsh streets. entered tJ burglars wednssis
rsl. and rCsted VI slh r6s the vslIe of ol Th
barssry not discovered snii yesterday 1snnz ana
tIere Of iEs thlcyts obtained.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

MY,IrRIous CASE OF SUicIDE.-COroner Jackman
yesterday held ar inquest At N9, 10 Edrdse stree,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

ARrr.r OF BCkGIAEs.-JohD Thompson alias
D,vbn and Wr Wilans wese are,isd YESTERDAY, ehsrgd
wh b,.s9g into ths a~sihns aonse 4 Az Josiah r. Jinuef-
IN -. Pike e,, win .zsp- 10 steal TIE prisoners
,her alleged a 6roSs iso ne house dor add several
osr bog.s ths aeisAOoj, b. got lot1 ~ vsps
r.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

Fou'D Is TBE WATER.-'Ihe body Of an unknown
yon. srday anerneaa sJaaa fsng Ia tbs 10 1
loo u beeiasn 'ieei sai made a Cog0a-r OK--fs
.c,..-l % ND A. laaie,,.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
An AsyRIcsS TRoTTFH MATCHED IN EN6LAsD.-
We es,n by private letter from Mr. Hsrlsn, the owner

An AMERICAN TRorTFH MArChEP IN ENGLAsD.-
We les,n by private letter from Mr. Hsrlan the owner
Of DE. CLies, Cincinnati, and Lincoln, the American
thorough breds now in England, thet he has recently
m ,de match with his troting horss Jack Rosslter,
whose gift of going so astoushed oar friend Censor
when lie sat behind bn at Nesmarke: Heath, to trot
twenty miles in an hour, on any sneoth road Mr..
Harlan may choose under saddle or IN harness, tor
A. Geo side The terms Of the match are, that the
parties who bet against the horse wager s1OO that he
vii not complete seventeen of the mie. withic the
hour, $3.50 mole that he will not DO elgoteen, 20"
more against Nineteen and 500 Against twenty,
making $1,000 in sl Theyalso offer TO double these
an QUITS if required We know nothing OF Mr. liar-
Inns Larse and therefore, offer opinion ot bis
proapeets but ii he be the equal OF old Jack ROsser
we have "a hesitation in saying he will easily accom-
plsh the feat The roads of England are nearly, all
Of them ns level Toting couise and il the horse
put in by Mr. Harlan De good one. he ia sure to win
ihe tive frst bets and thst makcs the whole match
snfe Mr.. Harlan writes that he does MT intend TO
sta,t any Of his thorough breds again TIL tue Ion
July, when Des CbIles will 60 at Liverpool Tor the
Bentirok Testimonial Plate lPorters SpIit'
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

DrcH&norD.--The chsrge sgainst Nj. Chares r..
Whitehead. reported feS days ago. has been DIS
missed by Justice welsh, and Mr. Whitehead was
di,charetI.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

pr. AuurrACI's CHUEcu-CorNc L. Tow>.-
The In Town movement has reached the Norfolk
street church, and last wednesday evening, Il wa
decided, afcra long ard full discussion, with almost
entire unannity, to seek new location above Twen-
tieth street A committee was appointed TO sell the
present down town property and select the site Dr
new building. Itistbc.r purpose TO erect an eiiiee
capable Of accommodating az least 20CO per5oas. Dr.
Aruitaqes congregation in Norfolk stree. during his
pastoraee Of eleven wears has steadily Houdshed and
row numbers over 600 persons. H. has also raised
a good congregation a, hs UPTOWN preaching station,
and the new movement promises to be one Of The most
successful Of the Kind. TIE new house is 70 be a
plain building, free f.om the usual modcEdecoraioos
The building vii be erected during the coming year
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

We are requested to state that the paragraph ia
TnY TEIrrSE OF the y1th u., in reference to an
alleged seduction at No. BayArd street, was crrooe
ous-that no such person Shesn Max lives at tina,
number, ard ihst the paragraph should have read
No. T. Baxter street, insteai ol Hayard street.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

Aor,rc.-Onc OF tle amateur Boat Clubs will
visit Albany on tic Fourth ofJuly, this !. the Gu
lick. Clob, named in honor OF "Calok Hose Com
dary NJ IL sn3 c,npo'cd Of memicra Of that
Company. III. prominent feature Of their excursion
Is hst they will row tie entire distance. They leave
their boathouse ID tie north side OF I)bJkcn Ferry
al he fJct Of Christopher street, this Fdlsy evening
at O'Clock, aud will be escorted ~ faE as >rykers
Bay. five miles mp the river, by The Atlanta C.n1.
Their beat pulls sx oar., and is named The Chick,
with tie lcwine crew Geo. l.. Deyoe ,coxswaini,
". H. Roberts, IT,, Jas. Ward, WIN. Fl. Mltthews,
~. ~. Heath, Rott. Had Ing aud W.. II Spear.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

Cour pr SoIKt.-A Portuguese sesman wssos
name is nj, kposp vas ioard nsees;b!e on the cSssss
of Carlisle and West s;reets oYerpowercd BY ths -
rene heat Of Wednesday sfterncco, died in the Ns~
York Hospital. Coro0er Jackman held al ioqs~st
srd tho Jary rendered verdict Of Death from esar
reetios cfthe brsiu. He dressed in blne ovcesa
black pants cteek shirt and red Hanrel uaderssirs
Dece ased was about feet inches in hight, with dssk
eyes and hair, bat no whsker>. He 10 said 10 hsvs
been hand on board propeller plying from thi ~
10 port in Connecticut.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

% The bssy OF Ca.hssiss Msss s-ssspssssse usosv
~omsr. wao ccmru,.,ed s.scs6er ~ t~leSse ASsss6
srstc. Mr-. EHicg hcs been satf. ros from gssss !
detresson cf spinis. ard ocosoeay OF late thress-
eLsd to Kill herself On Wed,esdsy afSnos o ses
svscwed the faiai do-e. and subsequently, niofssse
her fiieuds whs, sAe had doTe. She refased ~ ~
where sue purcb the poison, and ahe cou,t nse,
snter any circumstance. be in'uoed 70 rved Ae
eause of her rash conduct. Mn. Efiirs wa 40 e..
eel.nt dressmsker and possessed Of al the nessssa
,ie. of life. She bore an unbe1-het character. sst
,be cause which imp-llcd her to csmmt seioiss {.
therefore still envelopsd in mystery The ssesos a
NAMED IN her own breast, Deceased va native -
Geru any, - years OF age. t.s.s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01
COopUtrF & Co WV WIIITLOCk jr,
GRINNFIJ MInJIrRNk Go. .ALSOP l. CHAUNCEy,
T. n. MORGAN, WILLIAMS \ guION
n = ~ GkIsNOBD MAITLAND, PHELP5k Co,
WM. NELSON A. sONS, A. A. low &bkOS,
sPOFFORD TiLFSTON6 Co G. II. MARSHALL l. CO.,
nrNr. Vol

The "DUBLiS IuIcKs EiGHr Mr.. Wm Hast
ings Of this city nfrms us that lie is not, as was
stated yesterday, the Dublin Tricks so called,
who was whipped in a fight with Johnny hcCooc at
Louisville on the 2Sth ut lie has long since given
up tbe buinc Of pri1eEgh,ing, and regards such
report as likely 10 iparc him in bis present occupa-
ton--the selling Of liquor wholesale and rsta-as
well as il lis feeircs and in those Of his family Who
the great Dublin 1ticks is remains mystery.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

pF,rH yRox DRowsisc.-An icqnest sss hesd -
Pier Ne. % North River, by Coron~ Js-kmaa, -
the body Of Bernsrs Riley, late Of No. i6f Reses
street, who was found Aoatirg ia the dock TIE ~
Of deceased Recognized the body and sesed that tee
last tiae che saw her husband alive soms 6vs dage
since, he gsve her bes,ing aud lea the house -
was very Incorporate and ii is supposed that nSsy
eli overheard while intoxicated. No marks Of vs
,pce were apparent on the boy, add verdict ss-
cid, u; al drowsipg vas rendered By the Jury. x6se
was "a yens of age ard rstivo OF Ireland -,
New-York daily tribune., 1859-07-01

CortIsloSs A SK,--At the Chamber Of Com.
mercc meeting, on wcdn, sdny, NJ ChMle- II. Mar
shall submitted memorial to the President Of th,
United States, on the subject Of collisions at sea, Of
which the following is copy:
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!" COME ALONG.


Twas in field, by an old field dschool,
Where the boys were romping wild,
| noted one with shining face,
And he was but a child;
And as be romped upon the green;
With mind and muscle strong,
Anon he'd cry to the tagging boys,
why don't you come along 7"
So said the boy, but when he spoke
The man was in the boy /;
But now his voice round chrisendom
Rings like bell Of joys;
For the world has taken up his cry,
And joined him in his song,
Now sung by nations in their march
Why don't you come along ~
The engine and the telegraph
Proclaimed it to the man
Which with the boy began,
Ore wood and plain, FER sea and earth
1t rings in startling song,
'Tis written on the armament,
Why don't you come along ?"
Thoughts follow actions--then pause
To think; no longer strong
But still keep up.the schoolboys's cry,
. Why don't you come along ~
[ChorIeston Courier.
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A SCENE ON THE mlssIss1PPI.
BY EMMERsoN BENNETT.

- i
The following story was narrated by
gentleman who desires his name with
held from the public:
"Any man living on the lower Mis-
sissippi twenty years ago, who was not
in favor Of playing all sorts of games
for all manner sums, would have been
at once pronounced mo gentleman" or
minister Of the Gospel. ! was my
self not little scandalized, on my first
going South, at being asked by gen.
tleman to play cards for money; but
universal custom is everything in setf
ting a mans mind upon the matter O.
right and wrong, and regret to say I
soon found myself as much disposed for
the exciting sport as the most ardent
Of my companions, though never al
any time so much attached to it as to
play with professional gamester.
. In this latter respect materially
differed from friend Of mine--a young
planter by the name Of Paul Rathbun
--wbo having become great adapt in
the hsndling of cards, rather prided
himself on the belief that he could out
wit the most adroit gambler to be found ),
and he never went aboard a passing
steamer without trying his hand with.
one OF more Of the chance operating
fraternity.
New, Paul Rathbun and myself
had agreed to take a trip to New Or
leans, 20 enjoy few weeks pleasure
and recreation in that great city of the
South and as he was going to take
down q large sum Of money, to meet
some notes Of country merchants fall.
ing due, bis father, knowing his pens
chant for cards and adventure, called
me aside, and requested me as friend
to have an eye to him and restrain
him from carrying his proclivities to
the extent Of ruin.
at was a cold, dark, stormy night
that we embarked on board down.
ward steamer, from the then pleasant
little town of Grand Gulf; and though
we were in 6ne spirits exhilarated 70 a
high !Rlkative degree by few parting
rlassas with the jovial friends who had
seen us off, yet I felt nothing like in.
toxicalion, and was very much aston
isGled and mortified to discover that my
friend did, and within fifteen minutes
after our appearance in the splendid
saloon Of the boat.
sFaias could it meaul Was i the
effect 81 The liquor be had drunk on
shoral III had be been imbibing since
I had left him for few minutes only
and npw, % my return TO the saloon
from the guards. | found him almos
reeliuG. and surrounded BY group o
four or Eve daEk-sisageeI, villanous-look
ing fellows, Whoas.I believed to be pick
| pockets, o. gambleEz tbe lowest or
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RIcHD w Turner.

A ftorney and Connseilo at Law.
n viii practice his prilfessioF, in.
the District courts III Bossier, Bien-,
sille, Claiborne, and Iii this Supreme
court at Monroe Mr.. Turner pledges
himself to give bis undiyide ! attenfion
to the prompt discharge Of / Il business
entrusted to bis care. Office, Belle
vue, La. y1nl
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GEO. "a. PIKl,,.

eneral agent, Baton Rouge, La.
NJ Immmediate attention given to
collection Of salaries, claims against
the State; bills Of exoha AGE, drafts
and accounts; also The entity of Land.
Information without ehai ge.
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T.. M. MUTT,
DIR. J.. III. FISHER,

II aving permanently located in
Il Bellevue, would respectfully
offer his professional services to the
people Of Bellevue and vicinity, in the
various branches of his profession. Of
flee adjoining the Planter's Hotel.
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