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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

EAVAL sr0BkS-spui-s T1rp-utne ia held aigcer under
the ore flvoIsb. foreign vi Eot e1dng 70 Any lo
tlt sps,cps the sales iE de 0 b5s b poor or--F on
IN. vtsr So IS d. rsrchs1t8be a. =. w., an Ssp
Co. shppIg. a. s. sc cab -i-sng b1oJslIy trlie IL
ff g. out .ad with BAIT stock of-os re msrst IL
very INN 81 ga IS s. Ete most botrr. 4sk bSh 80
50 ... e a7Oc hols Worth County us5e condition
prce made r bic bot scgpp.ed 4. The tLiernr-
disfe Common heavy urds tne steamers
ard asc lov.r o. SO bof s3o-t 8 e. SIC D.
,oat otter quiet but being 10 Light s1Pgy fTn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

..ss s-s 5c1o.s Il The .o1s k7es ,oah a. Vs,s hsr
- tssessss Lsns sso A. fss ot vh % ssivp,a iron
ss.,.r bsisb; a. b5l rse soretpaus v,s- Il uSoa
!. o,o.ips b va. DE Wsst~fn Es.rssis-
ne fosn s>~ J.rey r-p1rsst nesJ In rna.s se
.tsfer AZ luiA BshaoTs ssd Hehmy1c. nan IN ms
U.sIE.t 10 Eo.o H:1le o~sr TIE 'Sp:t o.
k,vs ccoias u :is 1.It q. Is az. ~ - .pa@c Ath y
go. We b... baS Tsrnsiktby UnfGD rage Of prices
49, n. la, a. outf, from n. fses IosJ
sI.s . lot fr He l1p,os,usei son We s1>H
see We qaetS without p>,h<s,s: -, . q,
psro~r, 6 btl eIcl % Nvs 100. " s7so- % 90
II ia - goo-o
Nor,hsrn 6i I'll sSee Jer bas - rat Is
Jures HoytbsrD....1 l<Oi 2 Peschoiosf IN Dbl ior
Wsst-ru R-es....s.. va DlI ss-dsss.s..s'.'.s ~
tboE., Eos.n.l t>02 ah 51ekrJes oo......S ~
P'~bbO~, Jef bsL q 1<os ibIPr15e Aserts So.J toG-
CastSrt............. 2Sdl 81
BLAxs-Ws sOOte; .,>. -.
Hesigrn ...........1 itni KidusT........J ISVz ~
hsuou .........s.j bpdi 70 Tsosases iHc'ooeo-
Pz..-HsTrow,.ts choice. ell 9s1el -; Green Peas, )
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

e. /If M0Hchcttcr Guardian OF Tue u says;
"Ap advance upon Fridays quotstions for Amer
ssx cot Op naturally impaTts 70 yarn market, Ell
tsnsvely preengaged rs il is, furtner upward ten
Sepey in prices. This il particularly the case ~
pegarts thToste vSrps above ~ and JBs a. 80 pin
eops which are all wanted for the Continent and are
very scsrcs. IL tao next degree Ike bert 10 touni
n 3Gs zoos cop twist and 10 vsfts up 90 bJs. To the
pseviOus for these various articles ~ adduOn ~
made varying from a IA v III. The prSes OF Inu'e
and water tHist w the bundle, from 2Ds up"ar1, ADJ
suitable for the Coz tnen s.O sgsns purchasers
The German and Dutch buyers are doug ret5s
more and they find themselves obliged 10 pay wnst
they were not looking forward 10 last week. Tue nome
manufacturers have operated 10 moderate anO1ut'
The Eastern merchants are rather back ward. Ine
lexer counts of roule and watef-4s ifs-sre no;
higher but the full terms Of lsgt Tuesday are more
seSiiy Obtsinsd. The Gay TRANSACTIONS "a the pre-
esdpg classes Of yarns are not ARE ih'7So tosy
souh NOT be 60 in the present state u the supPly"
y. fAs Esso, Of The ~ y. T,i11a.: 49,,
Sra. JLe L0adan Tunes Of the 18Th o. February
psshshss letter from gsntsusu. styling himself Repre-
spsstye Of DOio. Of Belly Nc-'asua
Cana scheme which very poupoas display OF Names !s
sls connection with tbEt onipel,y Dra3uca ea.fPse
An M The "a sppegfs Of Jos,ph Locke Ia fGcn
apr ar a. 10 any e gentleman Of
Of che scheme M Locke il Coa'1i9ts
FpenesT 81 the Honduiss RA~sy sns a. b.Opsu 70 know
r1,v,lv declined 10 have spyhius 70 win nr. Beys
PROJECT when applied to b' that enterpns1E Gentleman
h. s oS Of Fs%s g' :nd $ 90; A.
sTrusln ~ "ploecbIs u the sD,eTprips or siJ 5Ody
ksov, vhst ust mesDsh 10 10 better s1th'rzei
sssa S.s Nm sss Ia. ss,.:sP pisa,oes.sJ f5
sepeIa s.cretas, Prince for private e.srJ snd
30 ,n.S .a. ds =. mmSsr. Of P..5ea. sad
New-Ydl niboI for projections pronosrs Mr.
.s.nt iof tt, fssDss tbs, Pn,oe Hsooleon spoiled
Ssr The post ofsod.p aad Lo PsmeIs.oG FOR that OF 1;S
vrsrssd % soogsu- emperor Of Ha,d and Gsarse WI
Ian Clarence, Late King Of usqaito h. o. s.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

er. f.gor 80 s,ysr s4<s q 20 t@e :. ssai5L s M y
s.rs- - 1list s1e panty -.
aOSgY-Cas.. n s-.-sr i1priy ara ARR t1 buyers Nj
rs b,ls .Vs y -ievs snail as q s. D7Efrfo q
I'D
iRO2Tts sctsitJ chissy f5 :se want - as-
mt su o., ID pri-es PRESENT sco-h Pa
n, a, Ssl Tor Prime ,rzEd.i -s~-d
10 ~ fsrS- s1ir. sea S6 nos Uter ise'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Iuq. 2dq sdq an q. Its q q. 81 z. l.h q.
sixes Pnces 4 81 .set Frees y - feet
to IS IS IS 90 g. 60 e. 25..ss 50 e. % 81 2Ssi %
snO)
To- SIS SO 500 :N... SEQ $50 47s rs
l0NlS>
i0lie) - 81.
50 90 IS 5 Co.. - SO - 4 -
I2xlst
to $50 $50 40 SIS. SEQ 80 SO AS
l6I?4b
70 900 SEQ 40 s7s... $50 SIS 72s -
2,SOS
AS.) -. -. .
81 ~ ) - zS... Il % 10 " D
9lIssS
2exSe) -
20 $50 80 90 , W.. - " j. W y ."
S1A>
Sa46l $500. -.
) II 90 % GO II % II ~ ~ y
S214sb
S21S =. -. -.
Il ~ L 70 W q % - W IA W
SS63> -, - .. -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

.uc prices II the close Dolnins.
OIL 1bAl-A moderate eensnG prevails FTnA saes a.
6 gDd4 D. z 100 10.
PROViSiONs-Ibe Pork market opened r.,her Grrer BIZ.
tn e,e the otmnd uhded The m,Tfet Ned heavy
the "a - sIc 100 tbs 20 81 50 1r new Mss.i BIB
Tor ola DO 4l7 p fr sour 10 G p Prime A.ss SO -
$40 50 Prime, and 10 go 81 for Prime bsei
quite f'm -h good uqlry To- The trad 'ses n go oos
Sc 75d ~ - for County Prime; &c 5cdt9 6A for do
Mess. dfu 20 Tor Rspaesed Mess AID ~ ga - toI
EIrs PRIME Ness IN rsqls aud Is hsld firmly ssU
s52 Beef Bans in d-nsBd a. - 5ob S7 IS Bacon
scarce; slfs cf eco g. shor; Hdd a. PC; 80 90
clear Thor, .dls ic Western Sok "a Sslsol- e. O0
loc Lard 10 held WITH mpes' and 10 IN fair d-gsaa
Il So bD at Pc the lster rae Tessd Tor fnne
clote Snok,o Meats sctye, snd are IN ff
supply: ss Of sboLders at e!ds3 and Hans 81 100 Gli
Cut Meats and shoulders are hrnef;
ibe ,ar, a,e $50 bid, 6d7c for shouaer aud 81
s! Rough sides in demand a. Sc Barter IL
dull The tendency dJwDsaTd sale, OF O1o :. 100 &c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

o., bbIs.. II5U- 7 III. = d3A' u TO
RICE coutrnss active and IL brmer, Sales Of go tea at
sS 5Ja ~ 81 p leo 10
sUGak5-Tbe business Is fined mainly the wants Of
Refine and prices st.sfy Rehned moderately active
a. l0c for Cruhso Ground ard Grs- A-d 6ld9 lr White
CoH.e ? sde, 7td2o Yellow Siles Of 60 bids Cuba
az 6Id7s mainly SIC sns SO bids Eer Orleans e. S.
Tic ard by suction $50 Lhcs CuoG damaged 6a6,c. We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

LEAD-P,r "a qui. We qan;s ,uisa tnc GetI.a =:
o. = cssh Bar Leads sod Ct 81. Sheet AGa Pipe A. u
Let
LInE-A sac made q 700 tbs Common Roekitne 81
nc. The sst ssss Of Limp se1e a: az.
NOLAssES-The ,rtst = IN IKE buyers hvor especially
or pIeigp ssl.s q 20 bbs New. O,-sns js69ec; 100
htdt CLbe Csy.d = 14c & DO 25c 10 Cubs
Nutsovsfo . stQ3Nr We quote:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

GUANo-P.ruviAn 10 selma ~ toe annexed hsure,;
Yroa taHs.seS oAAh from 81 20 . tans 90 easa.
s,on n 20 - tuns e. cash t'ns 90 - Ga
f- N 20 n turs 81 From 100 and 1pt 90 50 eh
HIpss-Tb- n,rki y steady and moderately .ctvs sales
Of $50 Wst Stated Csrf.IrA ~ lSc NOS; loo Dry DO 30,
mos and So Wet sailed Ersasa Cows - Hf''e - KS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

Ih. ErwyoIk Eris Rsloai asses the o ring report
Of Of stock so the week ,ndns mt ts5;
Beeves Hortes. Sesls. Sheep and Lambs. Swine.
100 It4 $50 s,foe 3,H9
By TIE Hudson River Railroads;
sseysI Hor.eA YEAS SIP pmbs Swine
La. ~eeh....l,5s9 80 "a 80 Nv!
yunber reported a. .h marsst iFosJ'ourh 4OI
The prices today arc quoted as foloUE;
biTtt QusnLy
Medium.
Some ext sod B,eves may Be quoted s,...R q &c.
The general OF the maItet Gt...... = y1;-
The Of the ssles sc from... HGlse
IPcs b.ad T. D Il different weights, all be iJunf 70
units Of ,slss Of sundry Droves
Total Of g. the city week 3GSI
rbis 81 head lees Tan lat week and 40 s.s tnAn the
average Of ye. The average number a. each "Wednesday
market 7S2 head ghe the ioer today es
i45 81 head 1n than the sysge and ID bead e"
tan ihs cay ~eek
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17
the day fronM W. TO w.N.w.

Ire sbooI Manchester, Cspt. esrson from Rshno
with red >sIsp Cor this post aseore e y rs
yessTc4y nrcEping On Lofs Beach OF RoeAAsJ a,
saved sbs ies hia. S,n The bach AID mi.rs 10 vss
sIisEce La b-ea teEt ~ her.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

'p thst thy nGSe sold LIZA h.a ChAmb-n reports
o. he feef pts a. re rgeb.
We give t,ur,s thsD eaunct Vo1ch TO- thsr
ACCURACY, LoT account ior die eFa etes.
TBE HOG MARKET
TIE nrist appears to be without charge Of prices b1. ro
dQtbs saOsfo1s OF good Hogs r-nsintng
e,c T. b. w-isnt stock Hcgs sasoie.
The fold wing the report Of ys r-c~Sec 81 A>rtons
Western Hos IsIds ss -s-k sndg< Mach i6, 1852:
By Huss0n River ca
haIotd Il 20
BY LIe RAiIoAc via BeTssn..................... IS
Hastes t.etchs report u lss receives Hudson Rycs
Droy, fAas foot Of II ~ sSeyi a. g. tor n. weed
e1dE AsIcn l6, l-'s:
NeIY ork snd IRE Rs ro.d......................2G5
Ne~YoIs and krs h. losi VIA E.rsen.......... 81,
-osoL Nv
t.mben 49, Alboy Rsl.ose..................... S1l
Remaining from As report. .....................5os0
OF Which
ssr; - Fortrth stre~t y,F6s .................I2o
''''t''sssf >
LII e'ss 1oseas. 5ss
- e rec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-17

CoEFEE-Ths m.Iss. Is auIl for al iind' gret, !eta
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SATURDAY MORNING.. JUNE 4, 1859.
field. Mrs. Alexander made aboot 900 hogsheads oi
sugar last year, but viii not produce over onehsll

field. Mrs. Alexander made aboat 900 hogsheads Of
sugar last year, but will not produce over onehslf
that amosnt this season.
OF the loss in stock in the two parishes OF st. John
and Ut. Charles it is estimated at onetsird Of the
whole, whfe az to fences IL wonid be difficult 10 find
sufficient number Of rails in sbe two parnhes TO
make respectable bonfire,
The great BODY Of wafer which pass through
the chasm, oss its outlet via Lake PontchartraiT TO
the Gulf and does not again enter the Mississippi,
TO which Circumstance is doubtless attributable
the fact that the river has fae7some two feet below
the crevasse, whi.sthe decline above that point up to
tVitksburg, has scarcely exceeded five inches.
The appearance Of the eastern coaet for miles
sbeye and below Bonnet Care is remarkable. An un-
interrupted range Of finely cultivasediands is rans
formed into vast inland sea" only divided from
the main river bya Zong and narrow strip Of land
which seems to divide the old Father of Waters in
its very CENTRE while the continuity Of the baildings
Just back Of the levees give to the an appear
ance-bordering on the grotesque. TIE crevasse is
widening daily, while tae river just above has been
stationary for several days past prohibiting the hope
of any speedy relief.
This the third time ae levee has gvenway at this
point the first crevasse having occurred in 1874, and
the second in 1850. UBIayMoUs.
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NUMBER rs.
TeIesrapbed t. ths New orleans ereseenl
NAVY YARD BUILDINGS BURNED.


l
| MEMPHIS, June "A fire broke out in one Of the
buildings Of the Navy Yard n this city yesterday,
which destroyed the buildings on the premises.
| The buildings were owned by Messrs. Walt Il Co.,
and were leased from them by the United States Gov
| eminent.
The loss estimated at s27, 900. The property was
fully insured.
II Heavy Damages for Breach Of Promise.
\ ST. LOUIS June 5.-The case Of Caratang Shaw,
suit for breach Of promise Of marriage, was con-
eiuded yesterday, and the jury have returned
dict in favor of the plaintiff for 100000 damages.
Domestic Markets.
New YoRK, June 2.-The sales Of cotton to-day
AMOUNT to 1900 bales. Cotton has declined to 3,
and closed with declining tendency Niddling Up
lands are quoted at IOs to lO4c.; the decline was
caused chiefly BY the unavorabIe advices from Liver
poorb the steamship America. Flour closed duh
with . declining tendency; the salas to-day were
1000 bbls. at 81 20 to 81 50 for Ohio. White Corn
has declining tendency, and closed at soto 92c
Pork has declined 24c. !; Eastern Mess closed at $l7
| to SIT 25.
4 Sugee closed duly and,has declined {c Museovado
is quoted at 81 to &C.. Coffee generally closed dull
Rio CofAe has declined 3c., and is quoted al 94c
Java Coffee has declined to &c., and closed at IA te
143c.
CINcI,ssATI, June Flour has declined 25e. pei
barrel, ard closed witha declining tendency super
fine is quoted at Sc So Whisky closed steady at Csc
Western Ness Pork closed very dull; nothing doing
quotations nominal. Lard clbsed quiet, and quota
tions are unchanged.
River Intelligence.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The Mississippi at this point il
falling at she rate of five inches in twentyour hours
The upper streams are also receding, and there ar
indications of rapid decline all along down t
Cairo. --
The steamer Imperial arrived here from New o,
leans yesterday
The WnA M. Morrison Left here for New Orlean
on Wednesday evening.
yIcKsBuRa, June 3-The steamer John simond
, passed down at II O'Clock last night.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04
MOBILE IrEMs-From the Mobile Tribans Of
Thursday we extract the following paragraphs

MOBILE lTEMss-tTom Tue NlODHe lTlEStH6 VI
Thursday we extract the following paragraphs ;:
The Hon. John A. Campbell this morning read Bis
decision upon the motion OF counsel to discharge
from custody Col E. Fl. Mcdonald and Capt. II.
Maury. Whilst he did not feel authorized to dis
charge the parties from custody, he would discharge
them their recognizance in the sum OF $4,000.
The defendants then came forward and aeknow-
lodged themselves bound to appear at the next term
of the Circuit Court. =..
In the case of Col Natzmar, his Honor declined
hearing motion to discharge, that gentleman hav-
ing failed to appear and answer. b=
The STATE vs.. G. W. JoRDAE-Ths case was
tried in the City Court Judge McKinstry presiding,
yesterday. Jordan was indicted for the murder Of
Petro Nicoloyich by shooting him with gun, on
the 18th Of September last. The jury were absent
about thirty minutes, when they returned verdict
of murder in the first degree. with the death penalty
The prisoner was defended by Messrs. Robinson and
Hurte and Solicitor Armistead represented the State
On the night OF the 29th ult, about II o'clock,
Daniel Height, steward on board the ship K. 81.
Dixey, now lying in the lower bay, fell from the
upper deck into the lower hold, and was instantly
killed.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

WEATHER AND CRoPs.-The Claiborne parish Ad-
vocate Of the 25th ult. has the following S
The weather for the past week has been exceed
ingy warm and dry for the season. just the thing for
have not been slow in turning it to advantage in the
way of putting their crops in fine state Of cultya
tion.
We are informed by planters from every portion Of
the parish that the and cotton crops look unus
ally well and prospering. The corn crop is now re-
ceving its last working, and squares are appearing
on the cotton.
The Houston (Miss) Petrol Of the 2sth says:
Crops in this section, SO far as we eau learn from
the planting community, are promising. We have
heard complaint Of rust in wheat but no seri-
Gus damage has been done, as yet, we are informed
The Pelican, new paper, which has taken the
place Of the viager in Marksyille, AYoyelles parish
says:
The crops present iourishing aspect in paris H.
The small storms OF rain that We nave nag o. lily
| made them better. Corn is magnificent, cotton IS
! superb aud cane promising Every one countsS GA
4 an ample harvest this year.
Suicide IN RED RIvER-In the Avoyelles .eacan
of the 2sth ult., we find the following:
/ For several years past young man. os small
stature and very much humpbacked, has cen travel
ipg continually on our Red river packet g. He fol-
| lowed the disreputable profession OF anbler and
had kind OF lottery, where each one ior fuur hits
could throw the dice and win at each throw trifie
worth perhaps dime There was d, this. as in ajl
| chance games, the same luck, wher each one gam
bling for all the chances. being en- cea by the niles
of gold and silver upon the paint I'd cloth finds thai
he is sure to lose in the end. Il seemed, however.
that this young man, in conseu aenee Of some losses
found himself in peeuniary sIay very much embar.
| rassed.
For several days he has een staying on the wharf
boat of Red river where e drank iarse Quantities OF
whisky ON Friday Of fast week, he was lying in a
state OF complete dru. .kenness and during the night
lie went ont of his cabin and threw bimseH in the
river, where he Was drowned
According "a the articles Of war, it is death to
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The Two Great Tornados.

letter of the 26th ult., from Iowa City, to the
Davenport News, gives further particulars of the
cent terrific hurricane in that State, and says:
Ihad the mournfnl pleasure yesterday OF tracing
out the ruinous pathway OF the Tuesdays storm
and language utterly fails to convey any adequate
conception Of the evidences Of power which II every
where exhibits. 8a2s Va
Of the destructive hurricane, which occurred in
Illinois ON the evening Of the 26th ult., dispatch
from Jacksonville to the ST. Louis Republican gives
the following further account:
The severe storm Of Thursday evening" made its
appearance in the southeast, at O'Clock, z. M It
seemed at first about the size OF q mans head. Its
first appearance was that of fountain boiling over.
II increased in size throwing small cloud like folds
from the clouds to the earth increasing in width and
violence as it approached the earth.
As far as heard from, it began in Calhoun county,
trees and cattle with it, from Maneester to distance
of twelve miles, directly north east We can count
thirty.six dwelling houses with all the barns and out
| houses destroyed The number Of killed, as far as
heard FROM are Mrs. Route, Of Geo. Van Zanes,
| Samuel Brown, q Portuguese in the employ OF Mr..
Route, Jonathan Carlisle, Jacob Sample and wife,
| and Mr. Thomas There are about fifty seriously,
if not mortality wounded. Most of them, it is feared,
| must die.
man riding in field was blown from his horse,
the saddle torn of and carried abont two miles from
the place.
No one can form an idea of the terrible effects Of
this storm, which lasted but five minutes, with but
little rain. The cloud was very bright, while.
either side it dark not to be able to dstin
| puish objects,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

physician wakng in Mr. Hamiltons garden at
Cobhsm, expressed his surprise az the prodIgions
growth Of lne trees. My dear sir, replied Hamll-
ton, Remember they have nothing else to do
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

A CoNcEiTgD MAN.-.For my patt, think he IS
weily Ike e9k. as thinks the sun rose o purpose
to hear hm crow.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-06-04

.-.
the cabaretkeepers vs. Recorder Summers. Judge
took the case under advisement Unless secision b.
rendered this morning, granting the writ OF prohihi
ton prayed for, Recorder SummeB VIII proceed 70
Try fourteen grocers and JOE sehn8
VI giving efog 70 slaves
RscoRpEE suxNsks' CouEr-The Hery FurDs1of
Dryades street. (baptismal nsme, AnD,) was jester
day up on charge of raising smother drunken rowde-
another letter Of Introduction to Major Hernandez,
commanding tbe BsTIeyeoFn Brigade, at the BssS
racks, out on lafayette street g4
The owner Of carriage No. los had to ny pound
OF charges tscked 10 tine ceiling of bin veh3sjs.
r. Feinbufg, charged With sssauataug Joss9h WeB-
termejer with his goose, (F. being tailor, ~ he
Diamond asa wn Stage es.ssss ss seios sss
ct calculus into Benjamin Gill; was dismissed n
similar resson @. DessDy, eAssged With bsiDg -
gallant 70 MI. P1entss. d Annoncistion ssess wse
likewise let off, as the request u lii 1ossising pfos
cutor.
Tom Murray and his m Bgddy, wers sdsuitted into
the peace society, upon The recoGuszsStUu Of NFs.
The following were held fos fusun syssAaslings:
Michael Cannon, charged with AsoostsS oH bficks
at Martin Barrett and woundBg him severely on tie
18th ult, on Tchou pibouias street. Sent DOWN in
default of bail, to appear on the l4sh.
john q. Hanna, charged w7sh cuttsg Lewis J.
johnson over the left eye with Knife, attempting TO
draw revolver upon hins, and asterWard nnoe1iuG
him down and kicking him. on Thursday, On Benk
Psss. Bail given to appear on tbe l4sf: ~ 3
= Ann Sinnns, 1. ". c., cbaraed wi1A Insulting md
abusing Louis Misse at his own residence, Nos 50
Rampant street. and the wifeof Charjes Job, n H.
same neighorhood all on Tuesday sfterno0m Bal;
given to appear on the 14th. as4sss
n..
,.I LTz e. g ~.
AsIn'on. any Maay - = -. -
me.u ~ ansneI T;. " susE's'oI " ay S
saasea .ne oeasn .. ~ seA . suD ~ Ano
80. ~ ~ =. zos ~, ~ na~ -
scsrna ma on 81 the Or.voos ~ ~ 81,
usslas sn.s W .Is n'ss', T. 49, lpioay
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FATAL AccIpENT.-We learn that Mr.. Jesse Gill
bert, of Catahoua parish came to violent death on
Saturday, the 2Sh ut He went out on his piauta.
| ton near Choetaw bayou few miles east of Tensas
river, early that day, with his gun, intending to
| take days hunt Not Seturning when expected, he
was searched for and his body was found Eve believe
the next day. his gun being discharged, and load
of shot having passed Immediately through his
| breast. His death must have been instantaneous.
The presumption is that his gun was accidentally
| discharged.