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TUESDAY. Ami "a, 1850.
xIs Hsxr9 inst DIV day pursuant Y adj9 'sra
Ilsss xss.Ss; CO DsIsessgs, Forssall' Harris
THs rssiilsr N fhe minute was. ID motion, dis
uslSst.dI NTH. 81 m s
1ke following communication was read;
susynses WI, ossss ETC., es agri1 Il, isp
90 INC honorable ha tons 49,. y .,asa,,
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sssz q "a al rtsocctfS fseensnd hat 81
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= ~ - II ILL forsssoinr communication.
"a 10 position q properly holders on the
4de q xex ~ rs, vs. Ielelfeu 70
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l~1pa!f atreef, rom yommen % Esplanaae strse.,
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II ~ Hcsu4stas shs Cossnscu Council,
81, /. ,.a ssals s. 3 a,ssr@ aa Il,
ssossa Sssisioss ~ to Streets Referred
yes haerss Body As recommend that
81 isasie street from Tbs lssse e
ssssus street, ssk'ne sas guy s'iee =
M 6sa s s s q p si ssdss Sa
* d oodsn ttsss g street
@ shss ,s fegsag psnssons Ss
a. NV sy dzsrsS sd hayisg been made
al q shs work 80.
sssss sssss aflsg ss sid street bc paved square
sz 800. 49,, 49, n. II.
VA skfsst E Rssed win square blocks
- shss s sssss = paved square blocks
! aa'hss ao ssa sssslsss 81
gsss 81 Louis II. PILE, City Surveyor.
I'll FOLLOWING petition, were ordered to be
nnhlasheds g. Recommended " me nrst pofuon q
81 II s,ass i assss srsst from tAs lsvss to
s'ss 81 j ssss s,dss i rspu.as street from
g 5sosa sssi sskg hs nr,ek a. nofaassa
Ts sscond osrt of s LIZ foregoing communication
NJ III m Streets and
Landings. 4 ~ sen y
s INC Following communication was referred to
q N. IA Mi s;s,sr
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ssasTsss q, Cannon
quito sss sks Il I'D Igisinnfs
~ ss'ssss g NJ sss ~ m
sS r9aSs As AHhey q sad ac s si may proceed
tas tle objections 20 ths Ian urged By The
paay ~ tssr petition hass my force ~ constitutional Oh
# ittnssn gentlemen yonr obediant servant,
81 :; I laI ciiy Attorney.
Ane y was rsau
April llth. 1850.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CPEcIFICATIoNs FoR TIIE coNrRAo1

y digging bitches both sides Of the Of that
section of he city comprised between Magny Canal st ger
Dches three feet wide al the top eighteen wide
the bottom, and feet deep below the level of the
lowest ground shall be dug both sides of all streets
comprised in the
the lines and levels to be given by the City Surveyor
The sides and bottom Of said bitches shall straight
line and well and smoothed off, and the earth coming
and and well graded The whole the entire
isfacion Of the City Surveyor
All necessary labor shall furnished by the
The shall be bound begin the the
Council complete sixty days after under
penalty ten dollars day for each and every day thereafter
the same Is not completed
Security the G00 shall required to guarantee
the faithful performance of the contract.
Payment in cash. the completion of the work
ance Of the same by the City Surveyor.
1t is we'll understood that in OF failure by the
to begin finish the work thereof within the period
liked or in the Council be dissatisfied with the in
right 70 annul the contract without putting the in
default required by article 1905 of the Civil Code with
out applying of Justice annul the and without
indemnity and is well understood that
tractor shall any the
pete the conformity with his contract the said
tractor shall forfeit all claims he have for Of the
the city shall be theraby discharged from any and all liability
therefor and also well understood that In the
be resod the contractor and his securities shall be held and
bound in soido unto the city all loss difference be-
tween the price at which the originally
perform the work and the price which ii may adudcated
at q resale adjudication.
all Streets including grading Of The earth thrown
on the roadway
[signedl Louis Il. PILE City Surveyor
Approved by The Committees Streets and Landings of both
Boards Of the Common Council.
siEned +; d MHSH AaFeHE ohamen
Registered April 26, 1850
AZ l2t HENRY DUREI. for COMPTROLLER.
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CoMPTRoLLERs OFFICE
City of New Orleans, April "a, 1861
mo. 5l0S1
Reored That the adjudication by the Comptroller
Resolution No 49S5 of for making side
walks the side of street. from Urquart St.
Avide street to Nicholson Cosecuriy c. Com ea SIS per
mon Council of The City of New Orleans,
ResoUed further Tint the Comptroller be and he hereby
authorized to resell SAID contract after five days
official Journal to the lowest bidder done in
accordance with specifications Surveyor and the aiindi
Council
[SignedI JOHN T. MONROE
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Signedl j. o. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
Approved Apri 81 1860
Signed GERARD srITH, Mayor.
true copy:
WIN. sALoMoS Secretary.
Notice Is hereby given that will
adjudicae my Office O'Clock NJ the above contract
a24 Tt r v. DUPLESSIS, Comptroller,
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GPEc1FIeATIoNs Eon THE CoNTR acI

SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT
~ for digging bitches DO tie streets OF the sec
ton Of The city comprised between Felicity Road Philip
Howard and Claiborne streets. @'
bitches three feet wide
bottom and two feet deep below the Of the lowest
shall be ding on both sides of all the comprised
TO be given by the City Surveyor.
The sides and bottom Of said bitches straight
ne and well and smootbed off, and coming
Of the shall be thrown In the roadway Of
each and every street and we'll graded The
satisfaction Of the City Surveyor.
Al necessary labor shall be furnished by the
The contractor shall be bolnd begin the
days following the approval of the by Common
Council and to complete the sixty days ater under
the same Is not completed, 49,
Security the Of 800 be required to guarantee
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Payments cash the completion
ance OF the same by the City SURVEYOR
well understood that In By contractor
nsh or nn the work thereof within the period
which the work Is being executed the shall
gt 10 annu me contract without putting the de-
fault IS required BY article 1896 of the Civil Code without
IMPLYING to court OF Justice annul the same, without
denity and it also well
tractor snail Of any time abandon the work finish and
complete the in conformity with his contract
tractor shall forfeit all claims have any mart of the
work done by him the date of the abandonment and
me CITY shall be thereby discharged from and all liability
be resold the cont actor and is securities held
bound in sodo pay the city all difference be-
tween the price vt which the contractor originally
perform the work and the price which may adudicaed
at resale or rehabilitation
Bids to be per running POS feet for both bitches on
ee SIDE Of all the Streets including The grading Of the earth
New Orleans, 9th April 1860.
Signed LOUIS II. PILE City Surveyor
the Committees on Streets and Landings of both
R..1i sf1s II, ,,, j hobhh sff aGzaRn h'sn
ali l2t HENRY DIR EI, for ron,ntroiler
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ROZEnfANsS HOSPITAL,
~ No. 30 BARoNNE STREET, New Orleans,
. Near the Garrollton Railroad Termnn

DR.. y. BOHEMIAN Gate Of Montgomery, Aal having 10
New Orleans this method announcing
practice receive patients his private
pai The haildng he has fitted up hospital Is admirably
adapted the purpose and being situated in such convenient
aud desirable the city thar he feels warranted saying
that It affords nausnal advantages. =
The easaly large and airy and kays all under
gene thorough repair.
Both whites and blacks admitted.
The Of board will depend the kind of accomoia
items reaad All surgical operations charged extra Office
" he hiIiiing fef5 iySW
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SPECIFICATIONS FOR THE CONTRACT HI ACT
delet at Claihorne street: 45,s.,.z5-5...z-
led points S ps The bridge
prole hereto annexed and shall have the dimensions marked
hard fSR'IRf sissi
press planks laid crossing each other in me best
said platform shall wooden grating ef12 h
piles y U ss' ssR ss. into no hs % ground
surERsrRucruaEAi The tmsers and lumber shall be Of
Zeal s es s s H. msesa is sT e
planed and shall receive pet tarng Of onehalf
raised ss sdesss shs
be each side Of the bridge marked on The
plans The floor shall bs of cypress planks three
chnery open and shut tho bridge be Of lie best cast
iron properly set in and fastened the whole according
Tho bolts suspension straps hogchsins etc. and all The
IRON ana shall ss y te dimensions marked plans The
e e ss ni z.
side with Il pes Sbe e. ss h
driven least into the solid ground shall strongly
The space between existing both sides the ca
and graded according to plans and the ng shall
ramined. lqz
Ratings similar those tho bridge wt surround the
be bu all along said railngs The whole shown the
FgsbERs-Fender piles to protect the bridge from being i'm
red by vessels shall be driven and framed marked the
PAisrisgThe outside faces o. beams snd frames the ratings
and posts the hogchains, in all
usually painted shall receive covering Of three coats of best
GEvERaE CLAusEs-The bridge when completed shall be per
se,y vel b, u 9rde[ A bs easily managed
Otherwise Il shah Be- rstsa y te wen
An ne materials shan be Of he quality shall be
fsPes ETC. REQUIRED to open and shut said
The shni guarantee the bridge to stand for term
m rw ge rro mn ps eoe.on Of 'hs same and all repairs
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COMPTROLLER'S OFFICE I
City Of New Orleans, April q, 1860
mo. 5l00.l
esolce That the adjudication by the Comptroller of
tract per 1886 paving with round
Willow street, from He.a street Florida Landing to John
Coleman Co.-secuy d. Conanat 81 30 per superficial
yard for the paving rs superficial foot for the curb
stones and $40 for iron bridge he and the Is hereby
rejected the Common Council the City New Orleans
eore Further, That the Comptroller be and he is hereby
authorized readndcae said to the lowest bidder
after five days notice in the official Journal agreeaby 10 speeih
cations Of the Surveyor said adjudication to be subject 10 the
approval or rejection Of The Common Council.
fSiened JOHN 4. MONROE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
tSienedI J.O. NIXON
President Board of Aldermen.
App'ose" 1s;rnedl '' GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice IL hereby given SATURDAY, 18th April,
1865 viii adudcate Office at IL o'clock M the above
oV asi ~ V DTPLESsTs. Comptroller.
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CoMpTRoLLER's OFFICE,
City of New Orleans. April q. 1860.
Notice is hereby given that SATURDAY, 18th April,
IS will adindieate at Office at y O'clock NJ the
tract attending and keeping repair the bridge Bayou
81 John Feamachus for year, conformity
Ordinance No. 1888 of the Common Cornell and according
specifications file in The Surveyors office.
AL II v. pUPtESSTS. Comptroller
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LAS. a. HOPKINS, Secretary n
The following resolutions. adopted by the Asss.
rules being suspended s
ahst she tbs Treasurer In
h y Is IL s ssa & snSsS Ct g
Yeas; Messra. Cox, peI.abarre, Forstall, Harris
Eons Landry, Eennard and Whitney, - y
resolution eIecng the adjudication 81 q onn
% far paving with oss each ds y f gSna
+ ss d sa sSss hs
Yeas; Messrs. Cox, DeI-abarre, Forstall, Harris
son, Landry, Yennard ana ~ !, Whitney
s sk sssss g &C. e s a. 4;
add asiheTzng shs 70 Fesa said eeaaci
Yeas Eli Mess i Cox DeLabarre ForstalI, Harris
SON. Landry, Vennard and Whitney
nuthetifias the Cempsrolef 10 adudcaie hs
ss s 81 ~ s Ssas dsss
Ysas Messrs. Coz, DeIabarre, Forstall Harris.
SON Landry Vennard and Whitney
The following resolutions, adopted by the Assis-
taat Board, we're referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings
alssa % pavsse street Claude 10 Msrais
ssa sso Eassssea Il eabs1ns street. Wild stones and
ths Comptroller to sell to the lowest
ss sys o g ssaS -four
r. s sas ND Thsd Districts,
ssa s. ssSS ssa ssis french
apssss s is a sfsta 81 H. ] ss as,,..
UsssSs Sc E. Il, sSs from Canal ss
ss ssssGs,as Il ssss coarac. 3
cs yss as IN s ess rea q he Frat District for
ossss "a Rssss ID 81 ss
~ one YEAR and accs lng bic sscusifg, = Wy A YEA W.
II Z ss Fs.s 6:. IL
yz4r sad aerertpg his s<ctsl Its. r. - $3.50 jug 'le
Ia rese1rsea Ahppyne The adIp dcafien OF nnnar, II
sea FIR repairing he hsit.st roads ii Ill Fa
sss ss liz ss q
oses haas after sn days notice contract for ihs
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Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY April q, 1860
will adudicate Office, at II o'clock NJ the above
tract.
apl4 1T ". DUPLEsSIs, Comptroller
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

VENTILATIsG ScHooLRoons.-A large number Oh
persons interested in the heating and ventilation Of
scboolroome attended on Friday afternoon the meeting
of the Committee Of the Board Of Education, appoint
ed to consider and report upon plans submitted for
these purposes. Prof. Benjamin Silliman, IT,, was
fret introduced 20 the Committee as scientific advo-
cate of the advantages offered by certain Patent An,
tomato Steam Heater and Ventater. He alleged
that il was incapable Of oxplosion that 1t was guard
ed against the possibility Of setting lire TO ils ADA
ceuts was self-fet ding and sefregulatng that lis
rsdiaor was the best that could be contrived ana al
most the only one that supplies genuine q" radiant
heat that the system of ventilation involved with u
was preferable 70 any other in use On ali those ac-
counts be urged upon the attention OF the Commee.
Mr. Briggs argued that no radiator could equal ior
economy and effect, the action Of simple wrougnt
iron inch pipe such us have in common use through
the stores and oil ,es Of this city. He had been en-
gagged four years ON the ventilation and warming OF
the L. s. Capitol Extension and the Introduction OF tne
large volume of air needed $50 900 feet per minute IN
the Senate lChamber alone) among crowd OF PsoP,o
had been q very difficult problem. He doubted the
complete solution Of the question was atsinaoie..
He was dissatisfied with the various means "
ventilation afforded by the apparatus now Oh eA
ton. Prof. Siilmsn replied, and many queS,oa,'
were asked and answered among the parties present
Plans were offered by G. Pepper and Others psnu,ns
the consideration Of which the Committee aclouin'~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

MANUAL OF THE BOARD or EDUchrIos.-The
Manual of the Board Of Education has appeared. It's
decided Improvement on all previous attempts Of The
kind, containing map, giving the location OF q.
the schochouses the salary Of each teacher and Ssod
index, always much needed. But the greatest i'm
provement in this any previous Manuals the ANA
in which ia brought out. In 1853 the Manual %,
Board wss not ready until August. None was i'saee
last year. This year four months are gained w"
1853.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

FALSE PRErESsys.--A Brooklyn proser, nam pa1u
Porraip q accused OF having obtained % rom John
Roberts Of No $50 Broadway by means OF l1se a.
tons II alleged that, tins 20 OF ansy Az
posted in ths bank and desired % borrow s -, s. Heh
- EsnL Tor The amount The check presented ana Po
bounced worthless which prompted the arrest OF foonA" v"
sssurdsy yaJgs Kelly held tue prtsenSf 70 sas~e1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

SAILOR CRIPPLED BY ABUsE.-Early on Satur-
day morning, a policeman of the Eleventh Precinct
found young man, 20 years of age in the street. in
maDgled and helpless condition. He was conveyed TO
the House, where be gave his Charles
KEELING and related most horrible tale of the tyranny
aud abuse pracced by petty officers on shipbosrd. He
alleges that in Liverpool he shipped on board the ship
Anartic, Capt. Stoufer, for this port He became una
bic do the work of able seaman when the mates
J. Gill and H. Williams, commenced abusing him in all
possible ways, giving him quiet moment till he
arrived here. He was knocked down, kicked, beaten
with Delaying pins jumped upOn tedup in the rigging,
where he was pounded with straps and ropes ends In
fact he subjected to such fortunes as only the british
petty officers Of vessel can devise. When the vessel
arrived lat Quarantine, Keeling slowed away below
for fear the Health Officer should make inquiries
regarding his disabled condition. When the vessel
arrived at the dock, Keeling sent ashore, and ne
lad wandered about till he was found by the officer.
On being examined, it found that he covered
from head to foot with and bruises and of his
arms was 30 injured that he forced to carry it in
sling. Keeling was sent TO the District.Attorney's
Office, where he made complaint against the two mates,
and warrants issued for their apprehension Kel
ing was then sent to the New-York Hospital for
medical treatment.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

REPUBLICAN DELEGATES TO THE STATE CoSvEs-
TIoS.-Tbe Republican Convention of the Fifth AS
semby District met Saturday night, and selected
Delegates to the State Ccnvention Messrs- Charles
Jones of the Ninth Ward and Lucius G. Andrus Of the
Eleventh Ward.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

Roth the resolutions were ahopted, ano hiter the
srrointment of Messrs W. T. Pinkney, w; Smith, and
G Gunther as such Committee, the Board sdlou
The Presdent Oh notion was ADDED 70 tho ooDns'oo'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

DRowSED.-About one o'clock yesterday morning,
Officer Ryder the Third Precinct police heard cry for help
proceeding from the dock foot Of Wares On going
the place he found named Patrick Fay struggling In the
The officer drew him speedily possible
conducted him TO the Station House. whore everything possible
done in bis behalf but to effect, He died few minutes
thereafter Fay resided in Douglass street. Bond where
be leaves wife and family He employed Waterman
at the pork packing establishment foot Of Degsw The
Coroner held inquest aud verdict in with the
facts was rendered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

A LAND SRARK-William Shark, young CLERK IN
the employ Of Thomas Martin No 70 Barter : ,cs s II.
Saturday CHARGED with having stolen ppo
employer appears SHARK had been suspected o.
ins with the money drawer and accordingly some M s.
LEFT there fo the purpose Of dsteotns Hun rue
soon missing sssns shsk they wsrv fosna IN u"
ssssioo. Ho eomnjtted 10 the Temoa 70 sAsSs"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

disesee S; msrssmus, iDfsDtiIe a. Under year of
age 81 Natives Of the United States, 95; Ireland,
90 England, g. Scotland, 81 Germany, l. Wses, l:
unknown 5,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

MINOR CRY IrEss-On the sd of April the loyal
Engshmen in New. York propose to keep the anniver-
sary of the patron saint of 1erre England by dining
together at Demoncos. st. Georges Society fourishes,
the recent collection for the Charitable Fund amount
ing to 81, l2i. Mr.. Thomas Dixon, an old and much
respected member has given 81 900 toward the per-
manent fund of the Society," and another member offers
to be OF ten each TO give 81, 600 for the same
benevolent purpose .Aninvtation has been exten leu
by the ladies of Virginia to the Wing General Con-
mittee of the City and County OF New'fork 70 %
present at the Inauguration by them on the ltn Oh
April next of Harris statue Of Henry Clay '---Oom
plants are made that good deal Of unhealthy mes'
exposed for sale in the country part OF washington
Market. On Saturday large number OF young caves
technically called "bob-vea not ft for aog OF cat
neo, were offered. The Vanderbilt for Havre, TOOK
on, % passengers and 0l5. The City OF Baltimore
took out III passengers for Liverpool worth
Monument will soon be completed. The Messrs. Cor
nell who have the contract for putting up the railing,
received letters on Friday, stating that the ice-bound
granite bases for the railing had departed in safety from
Quincy, and very few weeks will SEQ the monument
complete in all Its parts Archbishop Hughes has
given official notice that he can do nothing with the
strike Of the the cathedral according 10
the present contract An effort Ia being made 10
establish line of steamers between this port and VII
mington, North Carolina The railroads Of that State
are Subscribing to the stock and The DAILY Jouraal
Of Wilmington thinks that $25 900 10 added TO tie
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CITY ITEMS.

The Rev. z. Y. Robbins viii win give the third lee
tue Of his Sanitary Science this evening" at
Clinton Hall Subject" Sanitary reform, as means
for The elevation of The lower classes and the proven
ton Of pauperism and crime"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

The DIAAosD WEDDING AGAR.-LIEUT. BART
LETT NOT YET "SATIsFED"-RUnoRs OF ANOTHER
DUEL.-In The Home Journal Of March IL, lively
article appeared referring to the engagement andtobe-
expected marriage of the senior partner of famous
French champagne house-the gentleman now being
on visit to this country. It devouty and very prop
erly expressed hope that the good of the public
would not be shocked on the approaching occasion,
with repetition of the snobbery attendant upon the
celebrated Diamond Wedding. On the perasal of the
article our doughty friend Lieut. Bartlett rose to his
ancient pitch of excitement, and proceeded, in that
condition. to the Office of the obnoxious journal Its
rumored that he there demanded an apology of the
genial resident editor, thoug it does not transpire
whether the latter required to sign as absurd re-
cantaton as the one presented Mr.. Stedman. AT all
events Gen. Morris declined accedng to the Lieuten-
ants demand and the latter went Oh more angry than
when he came in. 1t said that he is nowin search Of
" friend, and hostile message either has or viii
coon be conveyed to the author of "Woodman, Spare
that Tree" Pharphrasing the quoted line, we would
earnestly say, Bartlett spare that BardP The con-
tnued determination of the Lieutenant to get into
qusrrels with members of the Press reminds of the
udicious course purued by the hero of the nursery
rhyme:
man there within our town.
And he wondroHs WISE
He jumped into bramblebush
And scratched out both his eyes,
But when be found his eyes were out,
With all his might and main,
lie jumped into another bush
And scratched them Ia again.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

Mr. Wv. Waliaoe's new Opera Of Luriine-words
in English by Mr. Fitzbsll-is much praised IN the
London Journals. 1t was produced at CoveDt Garden
with Miss Pyne as TIE frrt character. We have the
piano arrangement VIM. Hall & Son are the New
York publishsrs--sni 30 far as we can Judge rom
basty reading il seems 10 us elaborate WORK, des
tined to increase the repu.stion of the composer of
the effect Of the melodies on the popular ear-and
therein lies TIE prosperity of the dramatic poser
we of course have no means of Offering an original
opinion.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-03-26

BAR-RooM FIGHT.-Jim Hughes and Charles Reed,
two notorious shoulder htters, got into fight FRI
day night at iquor-salOOn corner of Eighth avenue
and Thirty fourth street, when Hughes puumelei and
beat the other in so shocking that /. is said hs
cannot long survive his injuries Hughes subse-
quently spprehended by the police and locked up IN
the Unconstitutional Station-House. II is said that
this notorious ruisn was to have left by steamer on
Saturday for Europe to be present at the przs-fg1
between Keenan, and Sayers.